Michael Andrew Lowers Third World Junior Record of Meet in 50 Butterfly Final

Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick

Men’s 50 Fly Finals

Michael Andrew continues to excel, lowering his third new World Junior record of the meet from his 23.27 swam yesterday at semi-finals to a 23.22 for the gold medal in the men’s 50-meter butterfly finals. Russia’s Andrei Minakov claimed the silver medal with his time of 23.53, while 100-meter champion Kristof Milak sprinted to a 23.72 for bronze.

Kazakhstan’s Adilbek Mussin placed fourth in the championship final with his time of 23.83, while Turkey’s Umitcan Gures claimed fifth place in 23.90.

The next athlete to touch the wall was Luca Armbruster of Germany in 24.07, followed by Egypt’s Abdelrahman Sameh in 24.16 for seventh. Eighth place went to Egor Kuimov of Russia with his time of 24.23.

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Michael Andrew, USA

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Helena Pastierova

6 years ago

wow ????

Lisiane Reis Vianna

6 years ago

Que loucura!?

Charlene Tallen

6 years ago

Machine!

Thomas A. Small

6 years ago

Congratulations Michael

TeamMinakov

6 years ago

Andrei Minakov – lost gold by 0.31 – and he is just 15 years old!!!!!

Laikhuram Robert

6 years ago

I love his training Type short speed