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Alexander Shchegolev Swims 1:43 in (SCM) 200 Free to Finish Russian Juniors

2019 RUSSIAN YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • November 26th-30th, 2019
  • Saransk, Russia
  • National Championship by Age Group
    • Girls: 13-14, 15-17
    • Boys: 15-16, 17-18
  • SCM (25m)
  • Live Video
  • Results
  • Days 1-3 recap

The girls of Moscow set another European Youth Record to conclude the weekend’s Russian Youth Championships in Saransk. This time, the record fell in the 200 medley relay, where the team of Karina BordugovaUlyana ZhdanovaAnastasia Zhuraleva, and Yulia Volkova combined for a 1:49.95.

Of that group, only the anchor Volkova was also a member of the Moscow 200 free relay that set a European Junior Record earlier in the week.

Splits:

  • Bordugova – 28.31
  • Zhdanova – 30.16
  • Khuraleva – 26.49
  • Volkova – 24.99

While the race was tight after the backstroke leg, the next 3 swimmers each built the lead by more-than-a-second ahead of Moscow’s “B” relay that finished in 2nd place.

The swim is officially the first European Junior Record in the event, as it clears the 1:50.85 LEN-set ‘benchmark’ time.

The individual highlight of the last 2 days of competition was a 1:43.15 in the boys’ 200 meter free final by 17-year old Alexander Shchegolev from St. Petersburg. His best time in long course is a 1:47.4, and he’s now making a serious push to join the Russian team at the Tokyo Olympic Games (he had no previous official result in the 200 in short course meters).

By FINA points, that 200 free was easily the best swim of the meet, and it was part of a medal-leading effort for Shchegolev: he won 7 golds and 1 silver for 8 total awards. That includes a new Russian Junior Record in the mixed 200 free relay.

The top swim for females was Moscow’s Anastasia Makarova, who swam 1:05.70 in the 100 breaststroke. She broke the Russian Junior Record in the 50 earlier in the meet with a 30.62.

BEST FINA POINTS RESULTS (TOP 5)

Juniors (17-18 years old)

1. SHCHEGOLEV Alexander (St. Petersburg) – 200 m freestyle – 1: 43.15 – 894
2. EGOROV Alexander (Moscow) – 400 m freestyle – 3: 42.27 – 870
3. MITIN Evgeny (Volgograd Region) – 1500 m freestyle style – 14: 59.15 – 839
4. ZAITSEV Danil (St. Petersburg) – 400 m complex – 4: 09.96 – 836
5. DANILOV Nikita (Moscow) – 200 m freestyle – 1: 45.75 – 829

Juniors (15-17 years old)

1. MAKAROVA Anastasia R. (Moscow region) – 100 m breaststroke – 1: 05.70 – 855
2. NIKONOVA Ekaterina (Novosibirsk region) – 200 m freestyle – 1: 56.69 – 847
3. KURTSEVA Yana (Volgograd region) – 1500 m freestyle – 16: 18.70 – 829
4. KRAVCHENKO Marina (Penza region) – 50 m on the back – 27.33 – 828
5. VARULNIKOVA Margarita (Moscow) – 1500 m freestyle – 16: 23.98 – 816

 Boys (15-16 years old)

1. MORGUN Ivan (Volgograd region) – 1500 m freestyle – 14: 59.21 – 838
2. STEPANOV Alexander (Yaroslavl region) – 1500 m freestyle – 15: 04.45 – 824
3. SULEV Roman (Volgograd region) – 800 m freestyle style – 7: 56.9 – 803
4. TKACHEV Alexey A. (St. Petersburg) – 100 m on the back – 52.93 – 787
4. SAVEL’EV Pavel (Khabarovsk Territory) – 100 m on the back – 52.94 – 787

Girls (13-14 years old)

1. TROFIMOVA Daria (Novosibirsk region) – 200 m freestyle – 1: 57.73 – 825
2. KURILKINA Alexandra (St. Petersburg) – 4 x 50 m complex – 27.46 – 816
3. CHMYKHOVA Elizabeth (Moscow) – 4 x 50 m complex – 27.52 – 811
4. MARKOVA Anastasia (Vologda region) – 100 m butterfly stroke – 58.69 – 805
5. Elena BOGOMOLOVA (Nizhny Novgorod region) – 100 m breaststroke – 1: 07.13 – 801

Youth records of Europe

  1. 4×50 m freestyle relay race – Moscow (RYNDYCH Elizaveta, BORDYUGOVA Karina, VOLKOVA Julia, SUSOROVA Elizaveta) – 1.41.00.
  2. 4×50 m combined relay – Moscow (BORDUGOVA Karina, ZhDANOVA Ulyana, ZHURAVLEVA Anastasia, Volkova Julia) – 1: 49.95.

Youth records of Russia

  1. MAKAROVA Anastasia R. (Moscow region) – 50 m breaststroke – 30.62.
  2. BOGOMOLOVA Elena (Nizhny Novgorod Region) – 50 m breaststroke – 30.93.
  3. 4×50 m freestyle relay race – Moscow (RYNDYCH Elizaveta, BORDYUGOVA Karina, VOLKOVA Julia, SUSOROVA Elizaveta) – 1.41.00.
  4. 4×50 m mixed relay – freestyle – St. Petersburg (SCHEGOLEV Alexander, Fedkin Aleksey, Tatarinova Daria, Sattarova Yana) – 1.34.05.
  5. 4×50 m combined relay – Moscow (BORDUGOVA Karina, ZhDANOVA Ulyana, ZHURAVLEVA Anastasia, Volkova Julia) – 1: 49.95.
  6. 4×50 m combined relay – St. Petersburg (KURILKINA Aleksandra, SHAKIROV Yana, MALAKHOVA Polina, LVOVA Anastasia) – 1: 51.30.

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Corn Pop
4 years ago

Some pretty good times there. & signs of distance free progress in the junior ranks .

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