Japan's Nakaga 7th in women's weightlifting

SYDNEY, Australia - Japan's Mari Nakaga hoists 105 kg in the clean and jerk to earn seventh place in the women's 53-kg weightlifting competition at the Sydney Olympics on Sept. 18. Nakaga also snatched 77.5 kg for a total of 182.5 kg at the Sydney Convention Center.

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