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17-Year-Old Anastasia Gorbenko Cracks Israeli 200 IM Record Again with 2:09.99

2021 LEN EUROPEAN AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Israeli star Anastasia Gorbenko, 17, broke yet another Israeli Record at these European Championships. Gorbenko won Gold in the women’s 200 IM, tearing to a new personal best of 2:09.99. Gorbenko entered the meet with a lifetime best of 2:11.92, which she swam at the 2019 World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, and stood as the Israeli Record until this morning. In semifinals, Gorbenko clocked a 2:10.35, breaking her own record by 1.57 seconds.

Here is a split comparison between Gorbenko’s record-breaking semifinals swim, and her faster, Gold medal-winning finals swim:

Splits Anastasia Gorbenko Finals Anastasia Gorbenko Semifinals
Fly 28.26 28.30
Back 32.62 33.26
Breast 37.78 37.80
Free 31.33 30.99
Final Time 2:09.99 2:10.35
    Gorbenko swam faster on the fly, back, and breast 50s during finals, but was slightly slower on freestyle. She’s been in top form at these Championships, having broken Israeli Records in 4 separate events, and broken 5 total records during the meet. Here is the list of Gorbenko’s record-breaking performances so far during the meet:
  • 100 back: 59.78 (semifinals)
  • 50 breast: 31.33 (opening split of 100 breast semifinals)
  • 100 breast: 1:06.74 (100 breast semifinals)
  • 200 IM: 2:10.35 (semifinals)
  • 200 IM: 2:09.99 (finals)

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mds
3 years ago

Congrats, good meet to many athletes training with David.

Sam B
3 years ago

In Katinka’s pool. Seems like it works for 50 breast too.

Swimmer
3 years ago

What a Queen

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