ZAGREB, Croatia, July 28. AT the Croatian National Championships held in Zagreb, Marko Strahija broke the Croatian standard in the men's 100 back.
Strahija dominated the event with a time of 54.67, which surpassed the former record of 55.08 set by Gordan Kozulj in 2005.
The time put Strahija into 12th in the world this year behind 10th-place Peter Marshall (54.64) and 11th-place Matt Welsh (54.65).
Ante Cvitkovic placed second in 56.12, while Ivan Tolic took third in 57.56. Kozulj wound up fourth in the race with a time of 58.05.
SwimmingWorldMagazine.com will provide complete coverage of the meet upon its completion on Sunday.
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