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Meaning of "co-champions"
co-champions (noun) - Refers to a shared title or position of champion, often used in the context of sports or competitions where two or more individuals or teams are declared co-champions
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We crowned co-champions and we have tales to tell.
Officially the two clubs were co-champions.
Commitment of Co-Champions to report back to deputies.
The winners of the division series playoff games were named co-champions.
The co-champions of values and ethics were the moderators.
The two teams were named co-champions for that season.
No rule existed to provide for a tiebreaker, and the two were declared co-champions.
Jericho and Chyna were co-champions going into the match.
Both teams won the rest of their games as expected and remained co-champions.
O selected CET and operational co-champions for each initiative.
Bagley and Johnson tied in the points and were declared co-champions.
O Urge greater numbers of champions and co-champions to participate in champion network activities.
Indiana and Wisconsin were declared co-champions.
Co-champions Suspended by the NCAA due to hooliganism and proliferation of ineligible players.
O To provide secretariat services to the co-champions of values and ethics.
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Since a playoff was not possible, Blalock and Sue Roberts were declared co-champions.
Breaking with tradition, the PCC allowed the co-champions to also play in a bowl game.
Instead, the winners of the semifinal round were declared as co-Champions.
The Spartans were co-champions with Illinois.
They were thus declared Australasian co-champions.
Co-champions are nearly upon us.
First bid because the Cougars were co-champions with Lyon for the.
With no tiebreaker rule in place, the two drivers were declared co-champions.
You will be co-champions.
If two or more teams are tied, they would be declared co-champions.
The varsity soccer team was co-champions with Rivers in the NEPSAC tournament in 2012.
This made Thorpe and Wieslander co-champions.
In the tourney final, they faced co-champions Eastern Kentucky.
If you make it through the remaining 12 words, you will be co-champions.
The two became co-champions.
As a result, then " head of authority " Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley declared them co-champions.
Teams declared co-champions.
As a result, then "head of authority" Stephanie McMahon -Helmsley declared them co-champions.
Which makes us co-champions.
The Hawks were 6-2 in conference play and were Big Ten Conference co-champions.
Any of this year 's eight spelling bee co-champions could ha tolyou that.
O The Leadership Network presents survey findings and recommendations to Co-Champions August 1999.
India and Sri Lanka declared co-champions.
This made Thorpe and Bie co-champions.
In 1953, they played in the Atlantic Coast Conference and were co-champions with Duke University.
In 1968, the Spartans went to the NCAA Final Four before falling to eventual co-champions Maryland.
