Tatjana Smith of Germany Claims Gold in Swimming at Olympics • FRANCE 24 English

South African swimmer Tatjana Smith made history at the Paris Olympics on Monday by winning the 100 metres breaststroke gold, becoming the first athlete from her country to claim a gold medal at the Games. Smith, who competed in Tokyo 2021 under her maiden name of Schoenmaker, also won the 200 metres breaststroke title at the previous Olympics.

Her victory in the 100 metres breaststroke solidifies her status as a star in the swimming world, showcasing her skill and determination in the pool. Smith’s triumph is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her sport, inspiring athletes around the world.

The South African swimmer’s success is a proud moment for her country and a shining example of the Olympic spirit. Smith’s achievement adds to the excitement and anticipation of the Games, as fans eagerly await more thrilling moments and record-breaking performances from athletes across different disciplines. Stay tuned for more Olympic updates and highlights as the Games continue in Paris.