Youngest Olympians

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Teenage athletes from around the globe have punched their ticket for London 2012. Ranging from ages 15 to 19, these young adults qualified to participate on behalf of their nations at the Summer Olympics.
I proud of them

NAME	AGE	SPORTS	COUNTRY
Gabrielle Douglas	16	Swimmer	USA
Kathleen Ledecky	15	Swimmer	USA
Erica Wu	16	Table Tennis	USA
Lily Zhang	16	Table Tennis	USA
Missy Franklin	17	Swimmer	USA
Ivan Garcia	18	Diver	Mexico
Kexin	18	Gymnastics	China
Wang Xin	19	Badminton	China
Alejandra Valencia	17	Archery	Mexico
Victoria Komova	17	Gymnastics	Russia
Jennifer Pinches	18	Gymnastics	Britain
Tom Daley	18	Diver	British
Aljendra	15	Diver	Mexico
Dominique Pegg	17	Artistic Gymnastic	Canada
Rebecca Tunney	15	Artistic Gymnastic	Brintain
Anastasia Grishina	16	Artistic Gymnastic	Russia
Aliya Mustafina	17	Artistic Gymnastic	Russia
Brittany Broben	15	Spring Board	Australia
Youna Dufournet	18	Artistic Gymnastic	France

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