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Camila Lins de Mello é uma nadadora brasileira. Nasceu em 12 de Julho de 2000. Começou a nadar em Campeonatos da CBDA na categoria mirim II federada pelo Olympico Clube de Belo Horizonte de 2010 a 2012. Em 2013 se transferiu para o Minas Tênis Clube, também de Belo Horizonte, onde está até os dias atuais. Participou do Mundial Escolar de Natação em Poznan/ Polônia em 2015, das Gyminasiades de 2016 em Trabzon/ Turquia, em 2017 participou dos Jogos Sul-Americanos Juvenis na Colômbia,do Mundial Júnior de Natação em Indianápolis/EUA , onde foi finalista do revezamento 4x100 livre e dos Jogos Sul-Americanos da Juventude no Chile, onde bateu um recorde e ganhou 10 medalhas, sendo 6 ouros, 3 pratas e 1 bronze. Participa dos Campeonatos Brasileiros Absolutos desde 2014. Foi convocada para os jogos Panamericano 2019 em Lima/Peru na prova de 200 medley. Nos Jogos Pan-Americanos de 2019, realizados em Lima, no Peru, ela ganhou uma medalha de prata no revezamento misto de 4 × 100 metros livre, participando das eliminatórias. Ela também terminou em 7º no medley individual feminino de 200 metros.
Em 2019 ganhou bolsa de estudos e passou a defender também as cores da Miami University/Ohio, EUA —Preceding unsigned comment added by Lins Adri (talk • contribs) 22:57, 29 August 2019 (UTC)Reply
