SINGAPORE, August 20. THE Youth Olympic Games came to a conclusion with Hungary's Bence Biczo nearly moving higher within the World Top 10 in the men's 200 fly.<\/p>\n
Women's 50 free<\/b>
\nChina's Tang Yi and France's Anna Santamans tied for the splash-and-dash title with matching 25.40s. Australia's Emma McKeon took third in 25.61, while Brazil's Alessandra Marchioro finished fourth in 25.92. <\/p>\n
Sweden's Lovisa Eriksson (25.96), Singapore's Xiang Qi Amanda Lim (26.05), Brazil's Carolina Bergamaschi (26.24) and The Netherlands' Manon Minneboo (26.35) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n
Men's 200 back<\/b>
\nA pair of swimmers cleared 2:00 in the finale with Hungary's Peter Bernek winning in 1:59.18 and Israel's Yakov Toumarkin taking second in 1:59.39. Hungary's Balazs Zambo placed third in 2:01.60, while Croatia's Ivan Biondic finished fourth in 2:03.40.<\/p>\n
Japan's Yusuke Yamagishi (2:04.67), Norway's Lavrans Solli (2:04.75), USA's Austin Ringquist (2:04.85) and Poland's Mateusz Wysoczynski (2:05.01) placed fifth through eighth.<\/p>\n
Women's 100 fly<\/b>
\nChina's Liu Lan snared the event title in 59.67, while Spain's Judit Ignacio touched second in 1:00.07. Great Britain's Rachael Kelly (1:00.26) and Slovakia's Katarina Listopadova (1:00.35) placed third and fourth.<\/p>\n
Canada's Lindsay Delmar (1:00.37), Russia's Kristina Kochetkova (1:01.04) and Spain's Anna Marti (1:01.38) finished fifth through seventh, while Italy's Elena di Liddo was disqualified.<\/p>\n
Men's 100 free<\/b>
\nFrance's Medhy Metella cleared 50 seconds with a winning time of 49.99, while Serbia's Velimir Stjepanovic placed second in 50.25. Australia's Kenneth To (50.29) and Venezuela's Cristian Quintero (50.47) grabbed third and fourth.<\/p>\n
China's He Jianbin (50.69), Romania's Marius Radu (50.76), Germany's Kevin Leithold (50.93) and Australia's Justin James (51.21) took fifth through eighth in the finale.<\/p>\n
Women's 200 breast<\/b>
\nAustralia's Emily Selig cruised to victory in the distance breast with a time of 2:27.78, while Canada's Tera van Beilen earned second in 2:29.39. Japan's Maya Hamano (2:29.75) and Canada's Rachel Nicol (2:29.87) claimed third and fourth.<\/p>\n
Spain's Teresa Gutierrez (2:31.06), Russia's Olga Detenyuk (2:34.15), Belgium's Jolien Vermeylen (2:34.20) and Lithuania's Urte Kazakeviciute (2:37.33) also swam in the championship heat.<\/p>\n
Men's 200 fly<\/b>
\nHungary's Bence Biczo posted a strong time of 1:55.89 for the win, just off his ninth-ranked season best of 1:55.82 set at the European Junior Championships. South Africa's Chad le Clos placed second in 1:56.85 to move to 17th in the world, while Poland's Marcin Cieslak finished third in 1:57.68. <\/p>\n
France's Jordan Coelho (1:59.18), Korea's Gyucheol Chang (1:59.35), Canada's Kyle McIntee (2:01.20), Hungary's Zsombor Szana (2:01.51) and Serbia's Velimir Stjepanovic (2:03.27) took care of the rest of the finals finishes.<\/p>\n
Women's 400 free<\/b>
\nHungary's Boglarka Kapas captured the middle distance event in 4:10.37, while USA's Kiera Janzen placed second in 4:14.28. Great Britain's Eleanor Faulkner earned third in 4:14.31, while Italy's Stefania Pirozzi took fourth in 4:14.61.<\/p>\n
Spain's Claudia Dasca (4:14.81), USA's Jordan Mattern (4:14.94), Liechtenstein's Julia Hassler (4:17.25) and Hungary's Anna Olasz (4:20.24) completed the championship heat.<\/p>\n
Men's 50 breast<\/b>
\nCroatia's Ivan Capan pocketed the sprint breast title in 28.55, while Australia's Nicholas Schafer touched just behind with a 28.59. Romania's Razvan Tudosie wound up third in 28.69, while Russia's Anton Lobanov claimed fourth in 28.76. <\/p>\n
Greece's Ioannis Karpouzlis (29.05), Israel's Imri Ganiel (29.45), Italy's Flavio Bizzarri (29.56) and Lithuania's Vaidotas Blazys (29.71) placed fifth through eighth.<\/p>\n
Mixed 400 medley relay<\/b>
\nChina's He Jianbin, Wang Ximing, Liu Lan and Tang Yi won the relay in 3:52.52, while Russia's Alexandra Papusha, Anton Lobanov, Kristina Kochetkova and Andrey Ushakov took second in 3:55.29. Australia's Max Ackermann, Emily Selig, Kenneth To and Emma McKeon picked up third in 3:56.64.<\/p>\n
France (3:56.64), Canada (4:02.22), USA (4:02.90) and Japan (4:06.18) placed fourth through seventh, while Germany was disqualified.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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