Dominika Kopcik

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Dominika Kopcik (born 27 October 1988 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian synchronized swimmer. She began synchronised swimming at age 10. At 14 she became a national champion, earning her spot to compete in the Canada Games 2003, where she won in three categories. By that next spring, she had once again won National championships and made her first Canadian National team. Kopcik would then go off to compete at the 2004 Fina Junior World championships.

Following that summer she became Canada’s youngest member to ever make the Canadian National Olympic team, at the age of 15. She secured her place by becoming flyer of the team alongside duet partner. Over the next 4 years went on to compete for Team Canada at the 2005 FINA World Championships, 2007 Pan American Games, and (finishing her career) a 4th place finish at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.^[1]

2002 Canada National Champion

1st Place Solo Competition

1st Place Duet Competition

1st Place Combination Team

2003 Canada Summer Games

1st Place Solo Competition

1st Place Duet Competition

1st Place Combination Team

2004 Canada National Champion

1st Place Solo Competition

1st Place Duet Competition

1st Place Combination Team

2004 FINA Junior World Championships

4th Place Team Free and Technical

2005 FINA World Championships

4th Place Team Free and Technical

4th Place Combination Team

2007 Pan American Games

2nd Place Team Free and Technical

2007 Japan Open

4th Place Duet Free and Technical

4th Place Team Free and Technical

2008 Olympic Games

4th Place Team Free and Technical

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