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Romania forced its name on the scene with an outstanding performance from Emil Dan Stoenescu<\/strong>, whose 6:01.94 locked down the gold medal for the 90-94 age division.<\/p>\nAfter an impressive showing last night, Germany resurfaced as a top contender, as Itze Ilgen<\/strong> cruised his way to a 3:56.81, seizing first by a wide margin.<\/p>\nAustralia’s John Cocks<\/strong> claimed a decisive victory in for the 80-84 class, clocking in at 3:46.84 for the country’s first gold of the night.<\/p>\nGermany continued to dominate the event, tallying another gold after an impressive performance from Bernd Horstmann<\/strong>. The 75-79 age group victor clocked in at 2:59.75, the only man under 3:00 in his division.<\/p>\nGermany and Australia continued to trade wins, as Stephen Lamy<\/strong> posted a 3:01.61 for the win in the 70-74 division.<\/p>\nAmerica’s Philipp Arthur Djang<\/strong> earned top honors in the 65-69 class, turning in a 2:44.72 to gain a healthy advantage over Australia’s Graeme Armstrong<\/strong> (2:51.22).<\/p>\nBrazil continued to establish its dominance with a win in the 60-64 age group, as Djan Madruga<\/strong> (2:34.68) and his compatriot Marcio Almeida<\/strong> (2:41.12) went 1-2 for the country.<\/p>\nAustralia reclaimed its position on top with yet another win in the 55-59 division, as John Hawton<\/strong> went 2:26.47, bettering his closest competitor’s mark by two seconds.<\/p>\nSouth Africa earned its first gold of the meet courtesy of Gary Albertyn<\/strong>, whose 2:23.26 landed him at the top of the 50-54 class.<\/p>\nGermany’s Lars Kalenka<\/strong> sniffed the 45-49 age group world record of 2:11.56, dropping a 2:15.88 for the win.<\/p>\nBarbados proved small but mighty in the 40-44 age class, as Nicholas Alfred Neckles<\/strong> made history. Splitting a near perfect race, the island native cruised to an effortless 2:08.06, slashing Frederik C Hviid’s record of 2:11.13.<\/p>\nBrazil reemerged with another gold after Eduardo Ferreira Sevieri<\/strong> crashed the pads with a 2:10.24, surging ahead of the rest of the field to seize a decisive win in the 35-39 class.<\/p>\nThomas Hollingsworth<\/strong> of Great Britain cinched a narrow win in the 30-35 group, throwing up a 2:09.78 to reserve the top step of the podium.<\/p>\nJapan’s Naritoshi Kurokawa<\/strong> took the top spot in the 25-29 age division with a 2:17.77, earning top honors with relative ease.<\/p>\nWomen’s 200 Back<\/h2>\n
Hungary’s Katharina Flora<\/strong> started the women’s schedule with a bang, demolishing the previous 85-89 age division world record of 4:00.25 with a blazing 3:43.27.<\/p>\nJapan’s Yoshiko Osaki<\/strong> turned in a 3:53.96 to take the 80-84 division, coming home strong to earn a spot on the topmost step of the podium.<\/p>\nDenmark’s Elisabeth Ketelson<\/strong> dropped a 3:28.92 for the 75-79 age group win, cruising ahead of the rest of the field and jumping to an early lead.<\/p>\nMexico’s Lili Vaca<\/strong> tallied her second gold of the meet, posting a 3:26.83 to steal away with the 70-74 win. America’s Cecilia McCloskey<\/strong> continued to represent the west, taking the 65-69 age group victory with a 2:59.90.<\/p>\nMcCloskey’s compatriot, Bonnie Lynn Spivey,<\/strong> also earned her second gold medal in two events, as she surged to a 2:49.65 finish for the 60-64 age group win. Her teammate, Maria Espe Hung Oleksiuk, proceeded her with an equally impressive swim, churning out a 2:54.00 for the 55-59 age group win.<\/p>\nThe U.S. continued its winning streak through Kristin Jan Gary<\/strong>, whose 2:34.13 landed her at the top of the 50-54 division.<\/p>\nSweden quickly snapped the streak, as Cam Johansson-Sponseller<\/strong> finished with a 2:33.81 to take the 45-49 age group win, while Japan’s Machiko Iwashita<\/strong> threw down a 2:39.79 for the 40-44 victory.<\/p>\nBrazil furthered its impressive showing through Carla Horst Vaine<\/strong>, who earned top honors in the 35-39 division with a 2:30.53. Julie Laux<\/strong> from France followed up with a 2:30.14 to take the 30-34 age group with ease.<\/p>\nTurkey nabbed its first gold medal of the meet after an impressive performance from Ipek Yalki<\/strong>, who turned in a 2:28.55 to land herself at the top of the 25-29 age group.<\/p>\nMen’s 100 Free<\/h2>\n
Switzerland’s Josef Krejci<\/strong> locked down the gold medal in the 85-89 age division, clocking in at 1:46.22. Germany’s Werner Schnabel<\/strong> followed up with an impressive 1:21.89 to win the 80-84 age class, while Rudolf Smerda<\/strong> from the Czech Republic went 1:15.41 for the 75-79 division win.<\/p>\nThe U.S. went 1-2 in the 70-74 age class, with Alan Bernard<\/strong> (1:06.81) at the head. The 65-69 race saw a similar fate, with Larry Bruce Krauseer<\/strong> and Tate Holt<\/strong> clocking in at 1:04.12 and 1:04.15, respectively.<\/p>\nThe U.S. appeared unstoppable, as Thomas Taylor<\/strong> proceeded to clinch the 60-64 age group win with a 1:02.27. South Africa’s Calvin Maughan<\/strong> took down Fred Schuster<\/strong> (58.25) to end the run, earning the 55-59 age group gold with a 56.90.<\/p>\nAustralia’s Mark Thompson<\/strong> cinched a narrow victory in the 50-54 division, stopping the clock at 56.25 for the win.<\/p>\nJapan’s Hideaki Hara<\/strong> followed up with a 52.24, resetting the world record in a climactic race to the finish. The previous 45-49 age group record was 53.66, set by Valtar Kalaus<\/strong>.<\/p>\nMarc<\/strong> Kevin Allan<\/strong> from South Africa touched in at 53.49 to take the 40-44 win, followed by an outstanding performance by Mikel Bildosola<\/strong> (51.93) in the 35-39 age group.<\/p>\nThe Ukraine earned its first gold medal of the evening courtesy of Viacheslav Semhaikin<\/strong>, whose 52.36 landed him at the top of the 30-34 class.<\/p>\nSiwat Matangkapong<\/strong> from Thailand rounded out the event with an impressive victory of his own, winning the youngest division with a 52.18.<\/p>\nWomen’s 100 Free<\/h2>\n
Dorothy Dickey<\/strong> furthered her already impressive individual schedule, as the Australia native cruised to a 1:55.90 for the 85-89 division win.<\/p>\nGermany continued to manhandle the competition with a stellar win from Heiga Reich<\/strong>, whose 1:39.82 landed her at the top of the 80-84 age class. Canada’s Georgina Lopez<\/strong> followed up with an elite swim in the 75-79 age class, as she crashed the pads with a 1:26.91.<\/p>\nSouth Africa put up an impressive showing all night, and Sanderina Kruger’s<\/strong> 1:15.31 swim in the 70-74 division was no exception.<\/p>\nThe 65-69 class was loaded, with Jayne Stephenson<\/strong> (1:15.12) of Great Britain emerging as victor. Australia’s Brigid Tait<\/strong> took the next youngest sect, finishing with a 1:11.08 to edge out Spain’s Lola Balbuena Esparza<\/strong> (1:11.37).<\/p>\nGermany continued to frequent the top step of the medal podium. This time, it was Susanne Reibel-Oberle<\/strong> (1:03.68) who earned her shining moment with a win in the 55-59 age division.<\/p>\nNorway forced its name on the scene with an elite performance from Lise Lothe<\/strong>, whose 1:03.48 was good enough for the 50-54 win. Great Britain’s Michelle Ware<\/strong> (1:03.33) turned in an almost identical swim in the 45-49 age group, churning out an impressive final lap to lock up the win.<\/p>\nKatarina Hanusova<\/strong> from the Czech Republic ran away with the win in the 40-44 age division, surging home to a 1:02.23. An equally climactic race came in the 35-39 age class, as Cindy Ong<\/strong> from Singapore scored the nation’s first gold medal of the night with a 1:00.22.<\/p>\nNathannan Junkrajang<\/strong> added to her accolades with another gold-medal performance in the 30-34 age class, clocking in at 56.89. Germany’s Carina Scharf<\/strong> turned in a 1:04.11 for the win in the 25-29 age class.<\/p>\nMen’s 100 Breast<\/h2>\n
Australia’s Bill Walker<\/strong> seized the 90-94 men’s 100 breast win with a 3:39.75; while his compatriot Patrick Galvin<\/strong> (1:58.33), the current world record holder for his age group, earned gold for the 85-89 class.<\/p>\nTony Goodwin<\/strong> continued the Australian winning streak with a 1:34.63 to take the 80-84 age class, eclipsing the world record by two tenths.<\/p>\nHungary snapped the streak with a narrow victory in the 75-79 class, as Gabor Somlai<\/strong> posted a 1:36.46 to earn top honors.<\/p>\nAustralia couldn’t stay off the podium for long, so Leon Bobako<\/strong> churned out an impressive 1:28.44 in the 70-74 age division. Italy took the next age category, as Pere Balcells Prat<\/strong> (1:18.49) edged out Stuart Ellicott<\/strong> (1:18.69) of Australia.<\/p>\nTimur Podmarev<\/strong> of Russia went stroke for stroke with Olivier Borios of France in the 60-64 age category, emerging as victor with a time of 1:16.30.<\/p>\nCarlo Travaini<\/strong> of Italy took the next win for the 55-59 section, crashing the pads with a 1:07.65 after attaining a commanding lead. Not only was the performance gold-medal worthy, but it also shattered Travaini’s previous age group world record bu three tenths.<\/p>\nFeeding off this momentum, Travaini’s compatriot Alberto Montini<\/strong> (1:09.63) ran away with the 50-54 age group win, coming within striking distance of David Guthrie’s<\/strong> world record of 1:06.98.<\/p>\nRussia’s Sergei Firichenko<\/strong> surged down the center of the lane to stop the clocks at 1:07.71, earning top honors in the 45-49 age division. Japan’s Ryo Imai<\/strong> followed up with an impressive 1:05.61 of his own in the 40-44 class.<\/p>\nPiling on to an impressive showing this evening, Russia nabbed another gold medal courtesy of Pavel Buyanov<\/strong>, whose 1:03.89 landed him at the top of the 35-39 age division. Thailand’s Radomyos Matjiur<\/strong> came home in a 33.28 for a final time of 1:05.61, good enough for the win in the 30-34 section.<\/p>\nJapan’s Masafumi<\/strong> Yoshino<\/strong> sent the meet into its last event with a climactic victory in the 25-29 group, clocking in at 1:03.60.<\/p>\nWomen’s 100 Breast<\/h2>\n
Germany began the women’s 100 breast with a 1-2 sweep. Ingrid Keusch-Renner<\/strong> (2:48.08)\u00a0 and Maren Piskora<\/strong> (2:52.18) represented their home country in outstanding fashion, dominating the 85-89 age class.<\/p>\nBrazil’s Cy Egypto Mazoni<\/strong> Andrade took the 80-84 division with a 2:01.73; while Great Britain’s Diane Maureen<\/strong> (1:43.77) was forced to fend off Daniela Barnea<\/strong> (1:44.84) for the 75-79 win.<\/p>\nHungary’s Toth Magdolna Csanadine<\/strong> was the one to beat in the 70-74 age class, as she surged ahead of the rest of the field, finishing with a time of 1:41.65. Germany’s Ulrike Urbaniak<\/strong> followed with a competitive 1:37.11, as she managed to get her hand on the wall first in the 65-69 age class.<\/p>\nBritain’s Esther Iseppi<\/strong> put forth an impressive final 50 to take the 60-64 division win, touching in at 1:29.01. Her compatriot, Lynda Coggins<\/strong>, took care of the 55-59 competition, throwing up a 1:27.13.<\/p>\nFinland made its presence known following an outstanding performance from Anu Ilander<\/strong>, whose 1:25.60 set her at the top of the 50-54 age class. Great Britain’s Helen Gorman<\/strong> headed an English sweep of the 45-49 competition, locking down gold with a time of 1:15.25.<\/p>\nCroatia put its name on the radar, as Smiljana Marinovic<\/strong> manhandled the competition in the 40-44 age class, sprinting to a 1:14.47 to cinch the win. Germany’s Britta Weber<\/strong> scored another gold for the swimming powerhouse, clocking in at 1:24.39 to win the 35-39 division.<\/p>\nSarra Lajnef<\/strong> from the United Arab Emirates earned the country its first medal of the meet, posting a 1:13.81 after gaining a healthy lead in the middle of the second 50. Spain’s Anna Diago Miravet<\/strong> rounded out the night with an impressive 1:14.49, seizing the win in the 25-29 class.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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