Swimmer Chiba meets press over JASF suit

Swimmer Chiba meets press over JASF suit

TOKYO, Japan - Suzu Chiba met with the press at a Tokyo hotel on June 12 to talk about her suit against the Japan Amateur Swimming Federation (JASF) for omitting her from the Japanese team for the Sydney Olympics in September.

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