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Washington rower wins silver at world championships
Washington rower Adrienne Martelli picked up a silver medal on the final day of the Under-23 World Rowing Championships, with the U.S. women's eight missing gold by just over a second.
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RACICE, Czech Republic — Washington rower Adrienne Martelli picked up a silver medal on the final day of the Under-23 World Rowing Championships, with the U.S. women's eight missing gold by just over a second.
Great Britain won in 6 minutes, 20.71 seconds, and the Americans came in at 6:21.80.
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