Marcin Stolarski Breaks 100 Breast Polish Record
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Marcin Stolarski picked off the Polish record in the men’s 100-meter breast at the 2016 Polish Nationals.
Stolarski stopped the clock in 1:00.24 for the win, and broke Dawid Szulich’s 2013 record of 1:00.54. Maciej Holub placed second in 1:02.15 with Jacek Arentewicz taking third in 1:02.36.
Katarzyna Wilk, who set a Polish record in the women’s 100-meter free with a 54.38 leadoff earlier this week, won the individual event in 54.97. Â Anna Dowgiert touched second in 55.52 with Aleksandra Urbanczyk snaring third in 56.55.
Kacper Majchrzak raced his way to a 48.96 to win the men’s 100-meter free after setting the Polish record in the 200 free earlier this week. Â Jan Switkowski finished second in 49.79 with Jan Holub earning third in 50.18.
Paulina Zachoszcz touched out Alexandra Iwanowska for the women’s 100-meter breast, 1:09.53 to 1:09.46. Â Weronika Paluszek wound up third in 1:10.47.
Nikola Petryka posted a 27.72 to win the women’s 50-meter fly. Â Katarzyna Kolodziej touched second in 27.74 with Karolina Jurczyk earning third in 27.89.
Maksymilian Zgierski captured the men’s 50-meter fly in 23.66 with Kacper Stokowski taking second in 24.19. Â Oskar Krupecki picked up third in 24.30.
Justyna Burska picked up the women’s 1500-meter free title in 16:44.62, while Joanna Zachoszcz placed second in 16:44.87 in what proved to be a battle to the finish. Â Paulina Piechota touched third in 16:50.77.
Filip Zaborowski turned in a time of 7:55.93 to win the men’s 800-meter free. Â Antoni Kaluzynski placed second in 8:02.94 with Pawel Furtek grabbing third in 8:09.14.
Alicja Tchorz (100.62), Paulina Zachoszcz (1:09.50), Paulina Nogaj (59.31) and Katarzyna Wilk (53.78) lowered the Polish record in the women’s 400-meter medley relay with a 4:03.21. Â That swim downed the 2005 mark of 4:05.08.
Tomasz Polewka (54.22), Mikolaj Machnik (1:01.68), Michal Poprawa (52.48) and Rafal Bugdol (49.97) closed out the meet with a 3:38.35 to win the men’s 400-meter medley relay.
Andrew Bondarowicz