UPPSALA – Robin Andreasson and Sophie Hanson each claimed a pair of victories on the final day of the two-day Swedish Grand Prix 1 in Uppsala.<\/p>\n
Robin Andreasson touched the wall in 1:52.44 to win the men’s 200-meter free. \u00a0Isak Eliasson took second in 1:55.05 with Markus Malm earning third in 1:55.07.<\/p>\n
Andreasson doubled up with a 23.70 to win the men’s 50-meter free. \u00a0Isak Eliasson placed just behind in 23.73 with Alexander Nystrom taking third in 23.74 in a close finish.<\/p>\n
Sophie Hansson clipped Jessica Billquist, 32.86 to 33.09, for the women’s 50-meter breast. \u00a0Vilma Ekstrom placed third in 33.28.<\/p>\n
Hansson claimed her second title of the night with a 2:33.99 in the women’s 200-meter breast. \u00a0Vilma Ekstrom took second in 2:35.76 with Jessica Billquist winding up third in 2:37.25.<\/p>\n
Josefin Lindkvist won the women’s 100-meter free in 57.33 with Alma Thormalm taking second on 58.11. \u00a0Linnea Bielicz picked up third in 58.15.<\/p>\n
Jaqueline Hippi topped the women’s 400-meter IM in 5:02.66 with Shani Stallard taking second in 5:03.79. \u00a0Erica Sjoholm wound up third in 5:09.61.<\/p>\n
Miranda Arvidsson touched out Marlene Pavlu Lewin, 1:05.35 to 1:05.45, in the women’s 100-meter back. \u00a0Jessica Eriksson touched just behind with a third-place 1:05.73 in an exciting finale.<\/p>\n
Carin Klasson claimed the women’s 200-meter fly title in 2:24.38 with Alexandra Uusaro taking second in 2:24.79, Augusta Andersson snared third in 2:25.56.<\/p>\n
Erica Dahlgren won the women’s 400-meter free in 4:24.59 with Alba Fores touching just behind in 4:24.81 for second. \u00a0Louise Hallden finished third in 4:34.30.<\/p>\n
Shauna O’Brien posted a 27.79 to win the women’s 50-meter fly. \u00a0Josefin Lindkvist placed second in 28.13 with Rebecka Gustafsson earning\u00a0third in 28.33.<\/p>\n
Dublin’s Alex Murphy claimed the men’s 100-meter breast in 1:04.92 with Marcus Svensson earning second in 1:05.06. \u00a0Teodor Widerberg claimed third in 1:05.76.<\/p>\n
Jesper Jonsson topped the men’s 100-meter fly in 55.37 with Pontus Palmqvist placing second in 56.22. \u00a0Markus Malm garnered another bronze with a third-place 57.33.<\/p>\n
Michael Papantoniou turned in a 26.74 to win the men’s 50-meter back. \u00a0Mattias Carlsson (27.19) and Axel Pettersson (27.30) rounded out the top three.<\/p>\n
Oskar Ericsson cruised to victory in the men’s 200-meter IM in 2:08.95, while Patrik Lofgren took second in 2:10.16. \u00a0Anton Andersson wound up third in 2:11.92.<\/p>\n
Simon Wanna clocked a 16:12.79 to win the men’s 1500-meter free title. \u00a0Victor Johansson placed second in 16:27.24 with Christopher Jedel pocketing third in 16:33.94.<\/p>\n
Axel Pettersson closed out the night with a 2:03.25 to win the men’s 200-meter back. \u00a0Petter Fredriksson earned second in 2:06.54 with Oskar Ericsson taking third in 2:07.84.<\/p>\n