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- Women’s 50 free final<\/li>\n
- Men’s 200 back final<\/li>\n
- Women’s 100 fly final<\/li>\n
- Men’s 100 free final<\/li>\n
- Women’s 200 breast final<\/li>\n
- Men’s 200 fly final<\/li>\n
- Women’s 400 free final<\/li>\n
- Men’s 50 breast final<\/li>\n
- Mixed 400 medley relay<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
LIVE STREAM<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
LIVE RESULTS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
Women’s 50 free<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Ding Xu<\/p><\/div>\n
Russia’s Rozaliya Nasretdinova took down the World Junior Record in the women’s splash-and-dash with a 24.88 for the win. \u00a0That time cleared the previous record of 24.95 set by Nasretdinova during the Russian Nationals this year.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Ami Matsuo (25.27) and Russia’s Daria Ustinova (25.56) earned the other podium spots with silver and bronze tonight.<\/p>\n
Luxembourg’s Julie Meynen (25.57), Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey (25.61), Slovenia’s Tjasa Pintar (25.82), Slovenia’s Nastja Govejsek (25.95) and China’s Qiu Yuhan (26.68) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n
Men’s 200 back<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Ding Xu<\/p><\/div>\n
China’s Li Guangyuan hit the wall in 1:56.94 in the 200-meter backstroke finale tonight, blasting Connor Green’s World Junior Record of 1:57.60 set at the U.S. Nationals earlier this month.<\/p>\n
Li’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n27.72 (2)
\n27.72
\n100m
\n57.76 (2)
\n30.04
\n150m
\n1:27.42 (2)
\n29.66
\n200m
\n1:56.94 (1)
\n29.52<\/p>\nRussia’s Evgeny Rylov (1:57.08) and Great Britain’s Luke Greenbank (1:59.03) picked up silver and bronze in the finale.<\/p>\n
USA’s Patrick Mulcare (1:59.65), South Africa’s Chris Reid (1:59.77), Italy’s Simone Sabbioni (2:00.33), Australia’s Nic Groenewald (2:01.18) and Paraguay’s Matias Lopez Chaparro (2:01.53) rounded out the finale tonight.<\/p>\n
Women’s 100 fly<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Ju Huanzong<\/p><\/div>\n
Hungary’s Liliana Szilagyi\u00a0won the women’s 100-meter fly after also winning the 200 fly with a 2:06.59 earlier this week. Szilagyi touched in 57.67 tonight, and would have downed a World Junior Record if not for being born in 1996 and considered too old to set the record.<\/p>\n
Szilagyi’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n27.15 (1)
\n27.15
\n100m
\n57.67 (1)
\n30.52<\/p>\nChina’s Zhang Yufei clocked in second with a 57.95, while Australia’s Brianna Throssell took third in 59.12.<\/p>\n
Italy’s Claudia Tarzia (59.38), Korea’s Park Jinyoung (59.94), Czech’s Lucie Svecena (1:00.18), Norway’s Elise Naess Olsen (1:00.23) and Great Britain’s Charlotte Atkinson (1:00.61) also competed in the heat.<\/p>\n
Men’s 100 free<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Yan Yan<\/p><\/div>\n
Brazil’s Matheus de Santana ripped off a time of 48.25 to win the men’s 100-meter free tonight. \u00a0That performance lowered his World Junior Record of 48.35 set at the Brazilian Junior Championships this year.<\/p>\n
Santana’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n23.34 (2)
\n23.34
\n100m
\n48.25 (1)
\n24.91<\/p>\nChina’s Yu Hexin took second in 49.06 with Germany’s Damian Wierling placing third overall in 49.07.<\/p>\n
Italy’s Alessandro Bori (49.65), The Netherlands’ Kyle Stolk (49.83), Great Britain’s Duncan Scott (49.96), Poland’s Jan Holub (50.01) and Canada’s Javier Acevedo (50.29) also turned in times in the finale.<\/p>\n
Women’s 200 breast<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Ding Xu<\/p><\/div>\n
Ukraine’s Anastasiya Malyavina powered her way to victory in the breaststroke event as she led wire-to-wire with a 2:26.43. \u00a0Korea’s Yang Jiwon placed second in 2:27.31 with Hungary’s Anna Sztankovics earning third in 2:27.66.<\/p>\n
Malyavina’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n32.83 (1)
\n32.83
\n100m
\n1:09.77 (1)
\n36.94
\n150m
\n1:47.94 (1)
\n38.17
\n200m
\n2:26.43 (1)
\n38.49<\/p>\nGermany’s Julia Willers (2:29.68), Hungary’s Dalma Sebestyen (2:29.80), Canada’s Kelsey Wog (2:29.89), South Africa’s Justine Macfarlane (2:32.51) and Great Britain’s Georgina Evans (2:32.92) comprised the rest of the championship heat.<\/p>\n
Men’s 200 fly<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: University of Pecs<\/p><\/div>\n
Hungary’s Tamas Kenderesi moved his World Junior Record under 1:56 with a 1:55.95 to win the finale this evening. \u00a0That swim beat his 1:56.31 from Hungarian Nationals earlier this summer. \u00a0Once Kenderesi turned second at the 100, it was all over as he overpowered the field down the stretch.<\/p>\n
Kenderesi’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n26.18 (2)
\n26.18
\n100m
\n55.72 (2)
\n29.54
\n150m
\n1:25.79 (1)
\n30.07
\n200m
\n1:55.95 (1)
\n30.16<\/p>\nHungary’s Ben Gratz touched second in 1:57.71 with Italy’s Giacomo Carini earning third in 1:58.14.<\/p>\n
Switzerland’s Nils Liess (1:58.32), Brazil’s Luiz Altamir Lopes Melo (1:58.34), USA’s Justin Wright (1:59.40), Egypt’s Akram Ahmed (2:02.07) and Colombia’s Jonathan Gomez Noriega (2:02.83) put up times in the finale as well.<\/p>\n
Women’s 400 free<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Xinhua\/Fei Maohua<\/p><\/div>\n
USA’s Hannah Moore (4:11.05) had just enough in the tank as she edged Thailand’s Sarisa Suwannachet (4:11.23) and Germany’s Kathrin Demler (4:11.25) at the wall. \u00a0Moore took over the lead at the 100 and never looked back, but still had to have just enough not to fade down the stretch.<\/p>\n
Moore’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
50m
\n29.14 (2)
\n29.14
\n100m
\n1:00.28 (1)
\n31.14
\n150m
\n1:31.71 (1)
\n31.43
\n200m
\n2:03.57 (1)
\n31.86
\n250m
\n2:35.51 (1)
\n31.94
\n300m
\n3:07.65 (1)
\n32.14
\n350m
\n3:39.63 (1)
\n31.98
\n400m
\n4:11.05 (1)
\n31.42<\/p>\nHungary’s Melinda Novoszath (4:12.09), Bahamas’ Joanna Evans (4:12.14), Italy’s Simona Quadarella (4:15.05), Brazil’s Bruna Veronez Primati (4:15.12) and Austria’s Claudia Hufnagl (4:18.26) made up the rest of the championship eight.<\/p>\n
Men’s 50 breast<\/h1>\n
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