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Schaefer strikes gold

University of Bath swimmer Janne Schaefer is celebrating striking gold at the European Championships in Eindhoven. 

The 26-year-old Management student won the 50m breaststroke title – and she did it in style, setting a new championship record of 31.08 seconds in the final.
 
Janne, who swims for her native Germany, won gold by a third of a second from Russian swimmer Yuliya Efimova, who took silver in 31.41 seconds.
 
The University of Bath has one of the leading university sports departments in the UK. Under its TeamBath brand, its success is based on the expertise and dedication of staff, and its excellent facilities, used by the community and Olympic medal winners alike.
 
 
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Posted: Wednesday 26th March 2008 

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