LUXEMBOURG – Laszlo Cseh provided the top swim of the day with a meet record in the men’s 100-meter fly at the Luxembourg Euro Meet.<\/p>\n
Cseh claimed the meet record in the men’s 100-meter fly with a 52.57. \u00a0That swim pushed him to sixth in the early world rankings, and beat his own meet record of 52.58 set a year ago.<\/p>\n
Melania Costa clipped Mireia Belmonte, 4:10.16 to 4:10.41, for the women’s 400-meter freestyle title. \u00a0Alice Mizzau claimed third in 4:11.12.<\/p>\n
Miguel Duren followed with a 3:53.52 to win the men’s 400-meter free. \u00a0Jacob Heidtmann touched second in 3:54.65 with Velimir Stjepanovic placing third in 3:56.85.<\/p>\n
Laura Riedemann clinched the women’s 50-meter back title in 29.46 with Mandy Feldbinder earning second in 29.68. \u00a0Selina Hocke wound up third in 29.87.<\/p>\n
Carl Louis Schwarz took home the men’s 50-meter back crown in 25.66 to move to sixth in the early world rankings. \u00a0Gabor Balog finished second in 26.00 with Joe Elwood taking third in 26.34.<\/p>\n
Zsuzsanna Jakabos clocked a 59.99 to win the women’s 100-meter fly. \u00a0Judith Ignacio finished second in 1:00.34 with Jana Zinnecker earning third in 1:01.49.<\/p>\n
Konrad Czerniak touched second overall in 52.91 with Victor Bromer placing third in 53.24.<\/p>\n
Jessica Vall cruised to victory in the women’s 100-meter breast with a 1:08.67, while Julia Willers finished second in 1:10.62. \u00a0Marlene Huether touched third in 1:10.71.<\/p>\n
Marco Koch raced his way to the men’s 100-meter breast crown in 1:01.73. \u00a0Michael Jamieson (1:01.96) and James Wilby (1:01.97) didn’t make it easy with second and third-place finishes.<\/p>\n
Sonnele Oeztuerk captured the women’s 200-meter back title in 2:10.36, blasting her meet record of 2:11.38 from prelims. \u00a0Brittany Horton took second in 2:15.30 with Africa Zamorano earning third in 2:16.59.<\/p>\n
Gabor Balog picked up the men’s 200-meter back title in 2:02.38 with Alejandro Garcia taking second in 2:04.86. \u00a0Mark Fischer placed third in 2:05.65.<\/p>\n
Nina Kost won the women’s 100-meter free in 56.18 with Jakabos taking second in 56.23. \u00a0Julie Meynen placed third in 56.35.<\/p>\n
Paul Biedermann claimed the men’s 100-meter free crown in 50.03. \u00a0Mohamed Samy touched second in 50.51 with Magnus Westermann taking third in 50.91.<\/p>\n
Carl Louis Schwarz, Kathrin Demler, Yannick Lindenberg and Leonie Kullmann captured the mixed 400-meter medley relay title in 3:58.68 to close out the meet.<\/p>\n