The first night of the 2019 Dutch Swimming Championships were well underway in the Netherlands. This night consisted of the following men’s and women’s events:1500 free, 50 fly, 200 breast, 100 back and 200 free.<\/p>\n
Laura Setz<\/strong> touched first in a meet record time of 17:03.82. Lena-Marie Precht<\/strong> was second in a time of 17:10.13. In third was Fabienne Wenske<\/strong> in a time of 17:40.36. Marj van der Mast<\/strong> (17:50.01), Gala Sterre Miroti<\/strong> (17:50.40), Sterre van de Goor<\/strong> (18:35.12) place in fourth fifth and sixth.<\/p>\n In first was Arti Krasniqi<\/strong> in a time of 15:59.76. In second was Cedric Buessing<\/strong> in a time of 16:02.65. In third was Seppe Wyns<\/strong> in a time of 16:38.22. Max Visser<\/strong> touched in fourth in a time of 16:42.36. Noam Chrobok<\/strong> was fifth in a time of 16:59.66.<\/p>\n Ranomi Kromowidjojo\u00a0<\/strong> finished first in a meet record time of 25.98. Maaike de Waardfollowing<\/strong> in second in a time of 26.27. In third was Kim Buschin<\/strong> a time of 26.32. Lisa Hoepink<\/strong> touched fourth in a time 26.93. Kinge Zandringa<\/strong> (27.20),\u00a0 Valerie van Roon<\/strong> (27.37), Jessica Felsner<\/strong> (27.44) and Chefanja Nunes<\/strong> (27.79) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n In first was Thom de Boer<\/strong> in a time of 23.74. Jesse Puts<\/strong> followed in a time of 23.96. Joeri Verlinden<\/strong> was third in a time of 24.03. Luca Nik Armbruster<\/strong> (24.09) and Nyls Korstanje\u00a0<\/strong> 24.36 were fourth and fifth. Thomas Verhoeven<\/strong> (24.38), Kenzo Simons<\/strong> (24.57) and Damian Wierling<\/strong> (24.65) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n Anna Kroniger<\/strong> was victorious in a time of 2:30.63. In second was Kim Herkle<\/strong> in a time of 2:34.14. Rosey Metz<\/strong> touched third in a time of 2:35.76. Maike Jung<\/strong> (2:35.77), Irene Teufer<\/strong> (2:38.49) and Christina Duell<\/strong> (2:43.29) were fifth, sixth and seventh. Angelique van Vark<\/strong>\u00a0 was seventh in a time of 2:43.91 and Lynn Blommers<\/strong> was eighth in a time of 2:44.97.<\/p>\n Arno Kamminga<\/strong> touched first in a time of 2:09.95. Maximilian Pilger<\/strong> was second in a time of 2:10.98. He was followed by Yannis Merlin Willim<\/strong> in a time of 2:17.06. In fourth was Wietse Waninge<\/strong> in a time of 2:18.21. Alexander Kuehling<\/strong> touched in fifth in a time of 2:19.40. Sten Postma<\/strong> was sixth in a time of 2:21.02. Phillip Kress<\/strong> (2:22.00) and Stijn Boertien<\/strong> and (2:22.45) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n Kira Toussaint<\/strong> was first in a time of 1:00.00. She was followed closely by Maaike de Waard<\/strong> in a time of 1:00.73. In third was Tessa Vermeulen<\/strong> in a time of 1:01.91. Indy Jongman<\/strong> was fourth in a time of 1:03.38. Barbara Schaal<\/strong> was fifth in a time of 1:03.56. Lotte Hosper<\/strong> (1:04.28), Lucie Kuehn<\/strong> (1:04.46) and Jade Smits<\/strong> (1:04.62) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n Marvin Dahler<\/strong> was first with a time of 57.07. He was followed closely by Alexander Bauch<\/strong> in a time of 57.33 and Ensger Kotterink<\/strong> in a time of 57.38. In fourth was Stan Franckx<\/strong> in a time of\u00a0 57.53. In fifth was Jelle Betten<\/strong> in a time of 57.95. Jari Groenhart<\/strong> was sixth in a time of 58.37. Marc Nueter<\/strong> (58.68) and Austin Namesnik<\/strong> (59.22) were seventh and eighth respectively.<\/p>\n Femke Heemskerk <\/strong>was first in a time of 1:57.32. In second was Marjolein Delno<\/strong> in a time of 1:59.77. In third was Julia Mrozinski<\/strong> in a time of 1:59.94. In fourth was Robin Neumannin<\/strong> a time of 2:00.10. Silke Holkenborg<\/strong> was fifth in a time of 2:02.14. Marieke Tienstra<\/strong> was sixth in a time of 2:02.28. Imani de de Jong<\/strong> was seventh in a time of 2:02.94 and Zoe Vogelmann<\/strong> was eighth in a time of 2:03.49.<\/p>\n In first was Kyle Stolk<\/strong> in a time of 1:47.90. Poul Zellmann<\/strong> followed in a close time of 1:48.47. Maarten Brzoskowski<\/strong> was third in a time of 1:48.65. Stan Pijnenburg<\/strong> was fourth in a time of 1:48.82. Dion Dreesens<\/strong> was fifth in a time of 1:49.12. Jacob Heidtmann<\/strong> was sixth in a time of 1:49.38. Max Nowosad<\/strong> was seventh in a time of 1:50.26. Rafael Miroslaw<\/strong> was eighth in a time of 1:51.30.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The first night of the 2019 Dutch Swimming Championships were well underway in the Netherlands. 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Women 50 Fly<\/h2>\n
Men 50 Fly<\/h2>\n
Women 200 Breast<\/h2>\n
Men 200 Breast<\/h2>\n
Women 100 Back<\/h2>\n
Men 100 Back<\/h2>\n
Women 200 Free<\/h2>\n
Men 200 free<\/h2>\n