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Bruno Ortiz-Cañavate

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Bruno Ortiz-Cañavate
Personal information
Full name	Bruno Ortiz-Cañavate Ozeki
Born	(1993-02-15) 15 February 1993 (age 30)
Sport
Sport	Swimming

Bruno Ortiz-Cañavate Ozeki (born 15 February 1993) is a Spanish swimmer. He competed in the men's 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay event at the 2016 Summer Olympics.^[1]

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References

^ "Bruno Ortiz Canavate Ozeki". Rio 2016. Archived from the original on 8 August 2016. Retrieved 8 August 2016.

External links

Bruno Ortiz-Cañavate at Olympedia

NCAA Champions in Men's 4×50 y Medley Relay

1989: Princeton (Ross, Korhammer, Nelson, Musslewhite)
1990: Princeton (Ross, Kim, Nelson, Osborn)
1991: Texas (Thibault, Werth, Jordan, Dickinson)
1992: Stanford (Rouse, Mayfield, Zedlitz, Maurer)
1993: Arizona (Newman, Abernethy, Pepper, McQuitty)
1994: Stanford (Weatherford, Mayfield, Schell, Retterer)
1995: Stanford (Retterer, Grote, Tippins, Claypool)
1996: Tennessee (Gilliam, Linn, Rumbaugh, Busquets)
1997: Auburn (Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Hawke)
1998: Auburn (Bartz, Jerger, Hawke, Ciarla)
1999: Auburn (Denniston, Jerger, Hawke, Ciarla)
2001: Texas (Ulrickson, Hansen, Dusing, Crawford)
2002: Stanford (Bal, Marshall, Bruce, McDonald)
2003: Texas (Peirsol, Hansen, Ditoro, Crocker)
2005: California (Čavić, Barbosa, Draganja, Gimbutis)
2006: Arizona (Subirats, Rollins, Ferns, Burnett)
2007: Auburn (Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Cielo)
2008: Auburn (Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Cielo)
2009: Auburn (White, Silva, Targett, Louw)
2010: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Moore, Daniels)
2011: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Moore, Adrian)
2012: Arizona (Friedemann, Cordes, Smith, Small)
2013: Michigan (M. Ortiz, B. Ortiz, Fletcher, Turk)
2014: California (Murphy, Katis, Cox, Messerschmidt)
2015: California (Murphy, Katis, Lynch, Messerschmidt)
2016: Alabama (Oslin, Romanov, Kaliszak, Golomeev)
2017: Texas (Shebat, Licon, Schooling, Ringgold)
2018: USC (Glință, Vissering, Carter, Condorelli)
2019: Alabama (Waddell, Bams, Auerbach, Howard)
~~2020~~
2021: Louisville (Whyte, Somov, Albiero, Sameh)

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