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Camila Rebelo defends title in 100-meter backstroke at the Mediterranean Games

The Portuguese swimmer won gold in the 100-meter backstroke, defending her title and adding to her victory in the 200-meter backstroke.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Camila Rebelo won the gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke during the Mediterranean Games held in Taranto 2026. The Portuguese swimmer thus defended her title, having previously received the same distinction in the 200-meter backstroke.

In the final, Rebelo outperformed Italian competitors Federica Toma and Martina Biasioli, solidifying her position as one of the best swimmers in her category. This victory marks a significant moment for both the swimmer and the Portuguese delegation.

According to RTP, the swimmer had already shown outstanding performance in the 200-meter backstroke, where she also claimed gold. Her consistency in backstroke events has been remarkable.

More sources confirm that Camila Rebelo is a central figure in Portuguese swimming, having doubled her success in the aquatic events of this sporting event.

The triumph in the 100-meter backstroke represents not just an individual victory, but also a significant contribution to the success of the Portuguese team in the Mediterranean Games.

The competitions continue in Taranto, and the presence of Portuguese athletes has been well received, with expectations for more medals in the upcoming events.

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