Pallister hands Ledecky her first international 800 free loss
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "Lani Pallister defeated Katie Ledecky in the 800-meter freestyle at the Pan Pacific Championships, handing Ledecky her first-ever international loss in the event. Pallister also claimed the 400-meter freestyle crown at the meet.
Following the races, Ledecky expressed pride in her historical record in the event." }
Epilogue added 23d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Ledecky told a 14-year-old Lani Pallister to ‘dream big’. She just beat her for the first time SMH.com.au · 86d ago broke it first
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