Johannes Liebmann Prevails in Duel With Magdeburg Coaching Mate Oliver Klemet in Stockholm
Johannes Liebmann emerged victorious from a 1500 free duel with Magdeburg coaching mate Oliver Klemet on the Swim Open in Stockholm as he cracked 14:40 with a 13-second PB.
Florian Wellbrock made it a clear sweep for Bernd Berkhahn’s coaching steady in third.
The trio – swimming alongside one another in lanes three, 4 and 5 – went out just about along with Klemet making a transfer by the 200m mark.
Klemet – winner of the 400 free on Thursday – and Liebmann pulled away from Wellbrock with the previous main the best way and the 19-year-old on his toes. Liebmann ate into the deficit and went forward by simply 0.01 on the 1000m mark just for Klemet to right away reply. Nevertheless, he couldn’t shake Liebmann off and {the teenager} hit the entrance as soon as extra at 1200.
A 0.02 benefit grew to become 0.20 by 1250m and he prolonged his lead thereafter to submit a PB of 14:39.67 forward of Klemet who clocked 14:41.71 with the pair elevating themselves to the highest two slots within the rankings. Wellbrock was third in 15:15.79.
It was a PB by 13.48secs for Liebmann whose earlier greatest stood at 14:53.15 en-route to silver behind Kuzey Tuncelli on the 2025 European Junior Championships. It elevated him fourth within the German all-time rankings behind Wellbrock (14:34.89), Sven Schwarz (14:35.69) and Klemet (14:39.03).
Corbeau Clinches Breaststroke Double
Caspar Corbeau; Photograph Courtesy: Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto
Caspar Corbeau accomplished the breaststroke double with the only real sub-minute swim of the sector within the 100m.
Corbeau was the one man out in underneath 28secs and he got here residence in 59.65 so as to add th two-length title to the 200 after victory within the longer race on Thursday.
Poland’s Dawid Wiekiera took second in 1:00.33 with Arno Kamminga, the Tokyo 2020 silver medallist, posting the quickest second 50 of 31.75 en-route to bronze in 1:00.58.
Dare Rose made up an 0.67 deficit at midway to win the 100 fly in 51.19 forward of Jakub Majerski (52.13) and Luca Nik Armbruster (52.14).
Brooks Curry gained the 200 free in 1:46.03 forward of Lucas Henveaux who was 0.11 off his Belgian in 1:46.14 a day after he matched his nationwide customary with third within the 400 free. Robin Hanson made the third step of the rostrum in 1:46.51.
Louise Hansson opened her meet on Thursday the place she shared 50 fly gold with fellow Swede Sara Junevik. On Friday, she loved a transparent win over 100m as the one girl to interrupt 58secs in 57.50. Helena Rosendahl Bach gained silver in 58.12 with Tamara Potocká third in 58.53.
Siobhan Haughey added the 50 breast to her 200 free title in 30.46
Linda Roth gained the ladies’s 400IM in 4:47.03
Adela Piskorska edged the 100 again over Lise Seidel in 1:01.00 to 1:01.01
Aleksander Stys was the one man to interrupt 25secs within the 50 again to win in 24.99
