Mariya Kiselyova

Russian swimmer and Olympic participant

Mariya Kiselyova - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 28th, 1974
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Participated in competitive swimming events. Achieved significant success in various championships during the 1990s. Competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics representing Russia. Notably excelled in freestyle and individual medley events. Held multiple records in national and international competitions.

Competed at the 2000 Summer Olympics

Won multiple medals at national championships

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