The 2002–2003

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was a series of nine, international

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(25m) swimming meets organized by

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. The meets were held in seven different cities, from November 2002 through January 2003.''Natation Infos'', N° 1213
(trans: ''Swimming Info'' volume 1213), journal of the

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, February 2002 edition, p.5. Retrieved 2012-03-25. Each featured 34 events: 17 for males, 17 for females.

Meets

Dates and locations for the 2002-03 World Cup meets were:

Event winners

50 freestyle

100 freestyle

200 freestyle

400 freestyle

1500/800 freestyle

50 backstroke

100 backstroke

200 backstroke

50 breaststroke

100 breaststroke

200 breaststroke

50 butterfly

100 butterfly

200 butterfly

100 Individual Medley

200 Individual Medley

400 Individual Medley

References

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