Olympische Jugend-Sommerspiele 2014/Teilnehmer (Palau)

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Die Jugend-Olympiamannschaft aus Palau für die II. Olympischen Jugend-Sommerspiele vom 16. bis 28. August 2014 in Nanjing (Volksrepublik China) bestand aus drei Athleten. Sie konnten keine Medaille gewinnen.

Athleten nach Sportarten

Leichtathletik

Jungen

  • Gwynn Uehara
    100 m: DNS (Finale)

Ringen

Jungen

  • James Dydasco
    Freistil bis 63 kg: 8. Platz

Schwimmen

Mädchen

  • Dirngulbai Misech
    200 m Freistil: 36. Platz (Vorrunde)
    100 m Schmetterling: 30. Platz (Vorrunde)

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