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Kazakhstan's Artistic Swimming Team Left the World Cup Stage in Montreal Just Short of a Podium Spot
Eduard Kim, the leader of Kazakhstan's artistic swimming team, narrowly missed out on a medal in the men's solo technical program at the recent World Cup stage in Montreal, Canada. Kim scored a commendable 209.3900 points, but Britain's Ranjuo Tomblin took the victory with a striking 218.1667 points. Mexico's Diego Villalobos Carrillo came in second with 214.8667 points, and Colombia's Gustavo Sanchez secured the bronze with 210.6292 points.
In the same discipline, other Kazakhstan athletes, Viktor Druzin and Aldiyar Ramazanov, finished in sixth and eighth places respectively. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan's Karina Magrupova managed to secure a spot in the top 10 of the women's solo technical program. In the mixed duet technical program, Yasmin Islamova and Aldiyar Ramazanov displayed a fifth-place finish. Lastly, the national team took eighth place in the team technical program.
With more medal sets up for grabs in the coming days at the World Cup stage in Canada, Kazakhstan will surely be aiming to add to their haul.
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Apologies for the lack of specific competitor standings for the 2025 Artistic Swimming World Cup, as these details are not available in the current information. In the meantime, you can look forward to the UK Championships, where national competitors will take center stage.
- Although Kazakhstan's Artistic Swimming Team didn't secure a podium spot at the recent World Cup stage in Montreal, their athlete Eduard Kim narrowly missed out on a medal in the men's solo technical program, scoring 6292 points.
- In the same discipline, two more Kazakhstan athletes, Viktor Druzin and Aldiyar Ramazanov, ranked sixth and eighth respectively.
- Meanwhile, Kazakhstan's Karina Magrupova managed to secure a spot in the top 10 of the women's solo technical program.
- In the mixed duet technical program, Yasmin Islamova and Aldiyar Ramazanov achieved a fifth-place finish.
