UPSALA, Sweden, February 14. DURING the final day of long course meter action at the Swedish Grand Prix, Sarah Sjostrom shined again with another double.<\/p>\n
Sarah Sjostrom kept on rolling at the meet with a 56.25 to win the women's 100 free. Nathalie Lindborg took second in 57.03, while Magdalena Kuras placed third in 57.58. Sjostrom doubled up with a 1:02.34 in the women's 100 back \u2013 just missing her national record of 1:02.06 set in March last year. Sandra Hafstrom touched second in 1:04.03, while Estonia's Katlin Sepp finished third in 1:04.10.<\/p>\n
Mattias Carlsson topped the men's 200 free in 1:53.72, while Robin Andreasson touched second in 1:54.26. Kristian Kron grabbed third in 1:59.20. Greece's Fotios Koliopoulis dominated the men's 100 fly in 56.19. Pontus Flodqvist finished second in 59.07, while Bjorn Sundin placed third in 59.15.<\/p>\n
Jennie Johansson closed to within less than a second of the Swedish record in the women's 50 breast with a 31.92. Emma Igelstrom holds the overall record with a 31.17 from 2002. Una Finnman earned second in 32.67, while Joline Hostman placed third in 33.13.<\/p>\n
Greece's Ioannis Karpouzlis snared the men's 100 breast title in 1:05.24, while Chris Jones took second in 1:06.03. Israel's Yaron Shaqalov claimed third in 1:06.59. Stina Gardell cruised in the women's 400 IM with a 4:51.83. Sara Thyden placed a distant second in 4:57.13, while Emma Wallin took third in 5:09.26. <\/p>\n
Konstantin Sundin won the men's 50 back in 27.55, while Andreasson earned his second podium of the day with a 28.02. Tobias Karlsson placed third in 28.84. Martina Granstrom eased through the women's 200 fly with a winning time of 2:13.45. Israel's Alisa Tsypin placed second in 2:18.22, while Matilda Larsson completed the top three in 2:21.61. <\/p>\n
Simon Sjodin captured the men's 200 IM crown in 2:03.76. Simon Frank touched second in 2:08.44, while Greece's Christos Katrantzis finished third in 2:10.47. Ida Sandin snared the women's 400 free in 4:25.15. Linnea Bielicz finished second in 4:33.62, while Ingrid Knutzen earned third in 4:34.00.<\/p>\n
Petter Stymne dropped a 23.08 in the men's 50 free for the win. Koliopoulis took his second podium with a 23.66, while Israel's Almog Olstein finished third in 23.74. Hostman moved up from third in the women's 50 breast to the top of the podium with a 2:31.90 in the women's 200 breast. Gardell placed second in 2:34.26, while Elin Martensson snagged third in 2:34.30. <\/p>\n
Johan Magnusson touched out Anton Nieminen, 16:54.71 to 16:54.82, in the men's 1500 free. Pavel Naroskin picked up third in 17:11.59. Kuras won the women's 50 fly in 28.25, while Celine Bertrand placed second in 28.42. Isabelle Hostman wound up third in 28.48. Kron claimed the men's 200 back in 2:05.42. Carlsson (2:06.94) and Sundin (2:10.65) made up the rest of the top three.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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