{"id":604165,"date":"2025-02-02T11:51:57","date_gmt":"2025-02-02T18:51:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=604165"},"modified":"2025-02-02T12:07:10","modified_gmt":"2025-02-02T19:07:10","slug":"yohann-ndoye-brouard-beryl-gastaldello-continue-gold-rush-as-euro-meet-wraps-up","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/yohann-ndoye-brouard-beryl-gastaldello-continue-gold-rush-as-euro-meet-wraps-up\/","title":{"rendered":"Yohann Ndoye Brouard & Beryl Gastaldello Continue Gold Rush As Euro Meet Wraps Up"},"content":{"rendered":"

Yohann Ndoye Brouard & Beryl Gastaldello Continue Gold Rush As Euro Meet Wraps Up<\/h4>\n

Yohann Ndoye Brouard<\/strong> and Beryl Gastaldello<\/strong> continued their gold rush with three more titles between them as they left the Euro Meet<\/strong> with a combined nine golds.<\/p>\n

Gastaldello won the 100 free in 53.92 ahead of Sofia Morini<\/strong> (54.56) and Chiara Tarantino<\/strong> (54.94) to claim her fifth title of the three-day meet, adding it to the 50\/100 back double as well as 50 free and 50 fly.<\/p>\n

France teammate Ndoye Brouard won two titles on Sunday as he made it four in total.<\/p>\n

First up was the 200IM in which he led by 2.28secs at halfway and although Denys Kesil<\/strong> ate into that on the freestyle leg, Ndoye Brouard was never really threatened, winning in 2:03.58 to 2:03.99. Mathieu Dufraigne<\/strong> was third in 2:04.74.<\/p>\n

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Beryl Gastaldello: Photo Courtesy: Giorgio Scala \/ Deepbluemedia \/ Insidefoto<\/p><\/div>\n

Ndoye Brouard, who won Olympic bronze in the medley relay in Paris, returned for the 200 back in which he led for the first half of the race.<\/p>\n

Mathys Chouchaoui<\/strong> had a sliver of a 0.02 lead at the final turn before the European champion turned on the burners to come past him on the last 50 to take the title in 1:58.92 to 1:59.71.<\/p>\n

With that, Ndoye Brouard swept the backstroke events after winning the 50 and 100 to come away with four titles in all as he started 2025 in fine fettle.<\/p>\n

Romeo-Cesar Fadda Sauvageot<\/strong> completed the podium in 2:03.57 as he made it three third places in as many backstroke races.<\/p>\n

Nicolo Martinenghi<\/strong> won the Olympic 100m breaststroke title last year in Paris and the final was hotly anticipated with the Italian posting the second-fastest time of 1:01.49 in prelims behind Melvin Imoudu<\/strong> who booked lane four in 1:00.26.<\/p>\n

However, Martinenghi was DQd in the final with Imoudu, who was fourth in Paris, taking the win in 1:00.19 and wrapping up the 50\/100 double with Italian duo Alessandro Pinzuti<\/strong> (1:00.81) and Simone Cerasuolo<\/strong> (1:01.23) joining him on the podium.<\/p>\n

Kara Hanlon<\/strong> overturned a 0.29 deficit at halfway to add the 100m breaststroke title to her 50br gold in 1:07.36. With silver in the 200, the Edinburgh University swimmer comes away from Luxembourg following a fine Euro Meet,<\/p>\n

Shona Branton<\/strong> (1:07.77) was the other woman inside 1:08 with Arianna Castiglioni t<\/strong>hird in 1:08.04.<\/p>\n

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Melvin Imoudu: Photo Courtesy: Deepbluemedia<\/p><\/div>\n

Sean Niewold<\/strong> led from start to finish to win the 100 free ahead of Illia Linnyk<\/strong> (49.59) and Leonardo Deplano<\/strong> (49.73).<\/p>\n

Helena Rosendahl Bach<\/strong> added the 400 free to her repertoire and followed up her fly victories with the title in 4:15.62 with open water specialist Marc-Antoine Olivier<\/strong> taking the men’s race in 3:54.49.<\/p>\n

Cyrielle Duhamel<\/strong> overturned a 0.32 deficit at the 150 to come home like a train and take the 200IM title in 2:13.84. Amalie Smith<\/strong>, winner of the 400IM, was second in 2:14.57 with Swim England teammate Phoebe Cooper<\/strong> third in 2:15.12.<\/p>\n

Bertille Cousson<\/strong> won the women’s 200 back in 2:12.82 ahead of Lou Anne Guiton<\/strong> (2:13.01) and Manon Domingeon<\/strong> (2:14.68).<\/p>\n

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