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Germany to attend Swim Cup Eindhoven with many national team members

Swim Cup Eindhoven 2018, Netherlands

The clock is ticking for the German swimmers because the qualification period for the European LC Championships 2018 will expire on April, 29th.

The Swim Cup Eindhoven is another chance for the athletes to crack the nomination standards. The German Swimmining Federation (DSV) will send 36 swimmers officially to the Swim Cup including many youngsters who will try to qualify for the European LC Youth Championships in July in Helsinki.

The journey to Eindhoven is part of a cooperation with the Dutch Swimming Federation, Netherlands national squad will participate at the German Open which are held in Berlin from April 20 – 22.

German top swimmers like Marco Koch, Christian Diener, Johannes Hintze, Poul Zellmann, Fabian Schwingenschlögl, Lisa Graf, Jenny Mensing, Isabel Gose, Reva Foos will try to dip under the qualification standards. Damian Wierling is the only German swimmer participating in Eindhoven who is already qualified for an individual event (50m freestyle).

In contrast to the 2017 qualifying procedure, the swimmers could reach the nomination standards during a qualification period which will last from January 22nd to April 29th, 2018. The qualifying procedure in 2017 only allowed the athletes to qualify for the 2017 LC World Championships and SC European World Championships at the German National Championships last June.

The German Swimming Federation lowered also the time standards for the relays. At the moment, all relays (except the men’s 4 x 100 m freestyle) will get a chance to compete in Glasgow and normally, relay swimmers will get the permission to start in individual events, whether or not they have received the individual nomination standard. It is possible to announce up to four swimmers per individual event for a nation.

You find the qualified swimmer and the nomination standards below. Note: Swimmers, born 1996 or later, have special qualification times for the European Championships in Glasgow.

Already qualified swimmers are printed in bold letters. Nomination times which are FASTER than the actualGerman national record are printed in bold numbers.
Women Nomination time – Prelims Nomination time – Final German National Record
Event Born (year) Open/born 1996 or later Open/born 1996 or later
Fastest German in 2017/2018
50 Freestyle Dietterle, Anna 1997 00:25,60 0:24,82/0:25,18 0:24,53/0:25,05 00:23,73
100 Freestyle Foos, Reva 1993 00:55,18 0:54,50/0:54,90 0:53,53/0:54,63 00:52,07
200 Freestyle Bruhn, Annika 1993 01:58,71 1:57,74/1:58,68 1:56,63/1:58,09 01:55,68
400Freestyle Köhler, Sarah 1994 04:09,72 4:04,36/4:10,57** 04:05,84
800 Freestyle Köhler, Sarah, also qualified: Beck, Leonie 1997 08:31,28 8:25,55/8:38,56* 08:19,53
1500 Freestyle Köhler,Sarah 1994 15:59,83 16:20,98/16:38,31 15:59,83
100 Breaststroke Steiger, Jessica 1992 01:08,24 1:07,32/1:07,58 1:06,73/1:07,24 01:07,01
200 Breaststroke Steiger, Jessica 1992 02:25,79 2:26,58/2:25,91 2:22,87/2:26,58 02:25,00
100 Backstroke Riedemann, Laura 1998 01:00,71 1:00,89/1:00,61 0:59,35/1:00,31 00:59,77
200 Backstroke Graf, Lisa 1992 02:10,62 2:10,68/2:11,53 2:08,84/2:10,87 02:07,83
100 Butterfly Hentke, Franziska 1989 00:59,61 0:58,15/0:58,48 0:57,51/0:58,19 00:57,70
200 Butterfly Hentke, Franziska 1989 02:07,90 2:09,21/2:09,77 2:07,22/2:09,12 02:05,26
200 IM Wenk, Alexandra 1995 02:15,23 2:13,01/2:13,41 2:10,87/2:12,74 02:11,33
400  IM Hentke, Franziska 1989 04:47,98 4:36,54/4:43,06** 04:36,10
MEN
50 Freestyle Wierling, Damian 96 00:22,26 0:22,10/0:22,47 0:21,80/0:22,36 00:21,81
100 Freestyle Wierling, Damian 96 00:48,60 0:48,58/0:48,93 0:48,23/0:48,69 00:48,24
200 Freestyle Heidtmann, Jacob 94 01:48,87 1:47,15/1:47,73 1:46,23/1:47,19 01:42,00
400 Freestyle Mühlleitner, Henning, also qualified: Florian Wellbrock  97 03:46,98 3:45,43/3:48,15** 03:40,07
800  Freestyle Wellbrock, Florian 97 07:46,85 7:50,97/7:54,31* 07:46,85
1500 Freestyle Wellbrock, Florian 97 14:40,69 14:55,40/15:12,79* 14:40,69
100 Breaststroke Schwingenschlögl, Fabian 92 01:01,14 1:00,26/1:00,35 0:59,45/1:00,05 00:59,15
200Breaststroke Koch, Marco 90  02:09,49 2:11,26/2:11,11 2:08,20/2:10,45 02:07,47
100Backstroke Glania, Jan-Philip 89 0 0:54,97 0:53,99/0:54,06 0:53,34/0:53,79 00:52,27
200 Backstroke Diener, Christian 93 01:59,06 1:57,58/1:58,55 1:56,37/1:57,96 01:55,87
100 Butterfly Kusch, Marius 91 00:52,22 0:52,08/0:52,29 0:51,73/0:52,03 00:51,19
200 Butterfly Klenz, Ramon 98 01:58,58 1:56,72/1:57,28 1:56,03/1:56,69 01:56,24
200 IM Heintz, Philip 91 01:58,28 1:59,77/2:00,22 1:58,85/1:59,62 01:57,48
400 IM Heidtmann, Jacob 94 04:19,18 4:13,55/4:17,90** 04:12,08
* one time proof in the qualification period
** in a prelim’s race

German record holder Alexandra Wenk pulled out of the meet due to a knee injury. She also announced that she won’t be able to get back into the water to qualify for the European Championships, she will concentrate on the German National Championships in July.

DSV participants in Eindhoven, national squads:

Women: Lisa Graf (Neukölln), Reva Foos (Darmstadt), Johanna Friedrich (Leipzig), Isabel Gose (Potsdam), Lisa Höpink (Essen), Angelina Köhler (Hannover), Julia Mrozinski (Hamburg), Laura Riedemann (Halle/Saale), Celine Rieder (Neckarsulm), Jessica Steiger (Gladbeck), Jenny Mensing (Wiesbaden)

Men: Marco Koch (Darmstadt), Damian Wierling (Essen), Christian Diener (Potsdam), Equaliric Friese (Potsdam), Jacob Heidtmann (Elmshorn), Johannes Hintze (Potsdam), Ramon Klenz (Hamburg), Wassili Kuhn (Potsdam), Alexander Kunert (Gelnhausen), Maximilian Pilger (Essen), Fabian Schwingenschlögl (Neckarsulm), Poul Zellmann (Essen), Alexander Eckervogt (Essen), Andreas Wiesner (München)

Youngsters:

Women: Lena Riedemann (Halle/Saale), Rosalie Kleyboldt (Wiesbaden), Malin Grosse (Hannover), Barbara Schaal (Gelnhausen), Giulia Goerigk (Karlsruhe), Malaika Schneider (Hamburg), Anna Elendt (Darmstadt)

Men: Rafael Miroslaw (Hamburg), Björn Kammann (Hamburg), Paul Reither (Leimen)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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