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92-Year-Old Woman Named World’s Oldest Water Skier

A Utah woman who has been water skiing since 1961 was officially named the world’s oldest female water skier at age 92.

Dwan Jacobsen Young of Fish Haven said she started water skiing on Lake Bear when she was 29 years old, and now she is joined on her outings by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She didn’t know her family had applied for the Guinness World Records title on her behalf. They surprised her with the news at a family Christmas party.

Young’s daughter then presented her with the Guinness World Records certificate.

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