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Scuba diver Mojca Haberman to the bronze at the SP
Slovenia⚽ Sports6 hr. ago

Scuba diver Mojca Haberman to the bronze at the SP

At the World Apnea 2026 Depth Championship held in Ciper in early October 2026, Slovenian diver Mojca Haberman won bronze in the women’s combined event. This follows her fourth-place finish at the CMAS World Championships in Honduras earlier this year, where she set a personal record of 92 meters in the double-fins discipline (CWTB). Haberman competed without high expectations due to illness and limited training before the event but expressed satisfaction with securing third place globally. The competition included athletes such as Hungarian champion Zsofia Töröcsik and Croatian diver Sandi Delija.

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RTV Slovenija (MMC) logoRTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicCenter6 hr. ago
Scuba diver Mojca Haberman to the bronze at the SP

At the World Apnea 2026 Depth Championship held in Ciper in early October 2026, Slovenian diver Mojca Haberman won bronze in the women’s combined event. This follows her fourth-place finish at the CMAS World Championships in Honduras earlier this year, where she set a personal record of 92 meters in the double-fins discipline (CWTB). Haberman competed without high expectations due to illness and limited training before the event but expressed satisfaction with securing third place globally. The competition included athletes such as Hungarian champion Zsofia Töröcsik and Croatian diver Sandi Delija.

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Delo logoDeloIndependent🔒Center6 hr. ago
A Slovenian Diver in Cyprus is a remarkable success

Slovenian diver Mojca Haberman achieved a bronze medal at the World Championships in freediving on Cyprus. She reached a depth of 90 meters in the CWT discipline using a single fin, securing third place overall. The competition involves divers submerging without scuba gear, relying solely on a breath held before diving. Haberman expressed surprise at her success, noting she had low expectations due to illness and limited training prior to the event. Earlier this year, she placed fourth at the World Championships in Honduras and set a personal record of 92 meters in the CWTB discipline.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports achievement with no political implications or controversy. It provides factual information about the competition, the athlete's performance, and quotes from the athlete herself, without any biased language or framing.

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