Hendrik Feldwehr provided the top swim of the second night at the German Open in Essen.
Feldwehr, who is ranked seventh in the world in the 50-meter breast with a 27.33, cruised to victory in the event with a 27.93. Yannick Lindenberg took second in 28.94 with Andre Schafer taking third in 29.53.
Florian Vogel, fresh off saving a woman from drowning during a photo shoot, topped the men’s 400-meter free in 3:52.18. Jacob Heidtmann touched just behind with a second-place 3:52.32. Clemens Rapp claimed third in 3:52.37, while Poul Zellmann closed out a tight top four with a 3:52.78.
Steffen Deibler blazed his way to a 23.94 to win the men’s 50-meter fly. Jonas Bergmann touched second in 24.14. with Max Oswald winding up third in 24.27.
Johanna Roas won the women’s 50-meter back in 28.86 with Lisa Graf taking second in 29.34. Jenny Mensing placed third in 29.45.
Jan-Philip Glania clipped Marco Di Carli, 25.60 to 25.65, for the men’s 50-meter back title. Carl Louis Schwarz placed third in 25.76.
Margarethe Hummel won the women’s 50-meter breast in 32.30. Vanessa Grimberg touched just behind with a second-place 32.34, while Julia Willers claimed third in 32.48.
Leonie Beck topped the women’s 400-meter free in 4:08.87. Sarah Kohler earned second in 4:10.19 with Johanna Friedrich placing third in 4:10.41.
This is the last meet to qualify for Germany’s team to the 2015 World Championships.
2015 German Swimming Open, Day 2 – Results