Hendrik Feldwehr Clinches 50 Breast Win in Germany

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Photo Courtesy: Ralf Roletschek

Hendrik Feldwehr (50 breast) and Florian Vogel (400 free) had the top swims of the night at the German National Championships.

Johana Roas won the women’s 50-meter back in a time of 28.30.  That swim put her 11th in the world rankings.  Anna Dietterle posted a German junior record with a time of 28.79 for second, while Jenny Mensing clocked a third-place time of 29.05.

Carl Louis Schwarz put up a time of 25.27 for the men’s 50-meter back title.  Jan-Philip Glania placed second in 25.42 with Marco Di Carli turning in a third-place time of 25.53.

Laura Simon, fresh off a strong NCAA Championship for Virginia, topped the women’s 50-meter breast finale in a time of 31.43.  Dorothea Brandt snared second overall in 31.60 with Caroline Ruhnau earning third in 31.62.

Hendrik Feldwehr, who already moved to sixth in the world with a 27.33 in qualifying, took home the men’s 50-meter breast crown in 27.35.  Christian vom Lehn placed second in 27.89 with Erik Steinhagen claiming third in 28.00.

Sarah Kohler jumped to 11th in the world rankings with a 4:07.00 to win the women’s 400-meter free.  Johanna Friedrich touched the wall second in 4:09.54 with Rosalie Kathner grabbing third in 4:11.96.

Florian Vogel posted a time of 3:46.53 to win the men’s 400-meter free and jump to sixth in the world rankings.  Clemens Rapp posted a second-place time of 3:48.68 with Jacob Heidtmann snagging third in 3:48.79.  Felix Aubock set a German junior record with a fourth-place time of 3:50.26.

Alexandra Wenk topped the women’s 50-meter fly in 26.55 with Dorothea Brandt claiming her second silver of the night with a 26.64.  Daniela Schrieber wound up third in 27.23.

Jonas Bergmann hit the wall in 23.99 for the men’s 50-meter fly title.  Florian Opitz placed second in 24.39 with Maximilian Oswald taking third in 24.43.

2015 German Swimming Championships, Day Two – Results

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