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Peppijna wins a medal at the COJI Island games competition in Corsica

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04 July 2014

On Tuesday and Wednesday our secondary school student, Peppijna took part in the COJI Island games competition in Corsica.

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Malta, Corsica, Sicily, Alba and Martinique were  taking part in this competition. The Maltese team took Bronze in 3rd place. Peppijna qualified to the finals on both Bars and Vault. She won a bronze medal on bars.

Today she returned to Malta to continue with her perpetration for the commonwealth games.

Well done Pepjina, we are very proud of you.

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