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Sea Kayaking: Former University of Coimbra Student is European Champion

Diário de Coimbra29 August 2026 at 17:16

Bernardo Pereira and Sara Sotero were today crowned European champions in sea kayaking in the mixed doubles class, designated SS2. The competition took place in Brest, France. Sara Sotero is a former student of the University of Coimbra, an institution with which she maintained an academic connection before dedicating herself to a sporting career in kayaking. This victory represents the culmination of a journey that combines academic training in the Portuguese city and sporting excellence in the European sea kayaking scene.

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