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Adams wins gold in Gothenburg

The Namibian

June 27, 2026

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Laliq Adams excelled by winning a gold medal at the World Youth Games in Gothenburg, Sweden on Saturday. Competing in the girls u14 shotput event, Adams won the gold medal with a throw of 13.58m. It is Namibia’s first gold medal at this year’s event, while Adams follows in the footsteps of Mathew Coetzee who [] The post Adams wins gold in Gothenburg appeared first on The Namibian.

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