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Lacken Malateste (born January 5, 1989) is a Tahitian swimmer who has competed at the 2003 Pacific Games.
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Lacken Malateste (born January 5, 1989) is a Tahitian swimmer who has competed at the 2003 Pacific Games.
At the 2003 Pacific Games, she won:
She owns, since 20 July 2005, the records of Tahiti in 200-meters butterfly in 2 min 23 s 95 and 400 meters medley 4, 5 min 15 s 126. [6] Her best performances of this same distances are 2 min 21 s 81 to 200 meters butterfly, conducted in July 2004, and 5 min 9 s 20 to 400 meters medley 4, completed in April 2005. [7]
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