cochampion (Meaning)

cochampion

one who shares the title of champion with another person

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Serena Williams and Venus Williams became cochampions of the women's doubles at the Australian Open.
The chess tournament ended with two cochampions after a thrilling final round.
The national spelling bee declared two cochampions after neither speller could miss a word.
The basketball championship game went into overtime, resulting in a thrilling victory for both teams as cochampions.
The debate team emerged as cochampions of the regional tournament, showcasing their exceptional debating skills.
The science fair awarded two cochampions for their groundbreaking projects that pushed scientific boundaries.
After a hard-fought season, the soccer teams ended the league as cochampions, sharing the glory.
The singing competition crowned two cochampions whose awe-inspiring vocals captivated the audience.
The dance festival celebrated two cochampions who showcased extraordinary talent and artistry.
In a display of sportsmanship, the tennis players agreed to be cochampions after the match ended in a draw.

one who shares the title of champion with another person

champ, winner, placer, titleholder,cowinner, victor, champion, semifinalist, medallist, superstar

loser,,

Serena Williams and Venus Williams became cochampions of the women's doubles at the Australian Open.

The chess tournament ended with two cochampions after a thrilling final round.

The national spelling bee declared two cochampions after neither speller could miss a word.

The basketball championship game went into overtime, resulting in a thrilling victory for both teams as cochampions.