PRO SWIMMING SERIES – KNOXVILLE
Hunter ArmstrongHis 52.68 win time within the 100 backstroke finals at Friday evening’s Professional Swim Sequence was the second quickest ever in January.
solely japan Ryosuke Irie It was quicker in January, when it hit a 52.59 tempo on its thirtieth birthday in 2020. Armstrong, 21, missed David Plummer’s Professional Swimming Sequence report by simply 0.28 seconds.
MEN’S 100 BACKPACK – FINALS
- World Report: 51.60 – Thomas Ceccon, ITA (2022)
- World Junior Report: 52.53 – Kliment Kolesnikov, RUS (2018)
- American Report: 51.85 – Ryan Murphy (2016)
- US Open Report: 51.94 – Aaron Peirsol (2009)
- Professional Swimming Sequence Report: 52.40 – David Plummer (2016)
High 3:
- Hunter Armstrong (California Aquatics) — 52.68
- Ryan Murphy (California Aquatics) — 53.47
- Daniel Diehl (CUY) — 54.50
Armstrong completed forward by virtually a second. Ryan Murphy (53.47), beating Armstrong for the silver medal on the World Championships final summer time. The 2 have been coaching companions at Cal since final Might, when Armstrong adopted the previous Ohio State coach. Matt Bowe to Berkeley, which focuses on long-term training. One other Cal swimmer, Destin LascoHe positioned fourth with 54.85, so he actually has no scarcity of robust coaching companions.
Armstrong’s tempo in the beginning of the season, Last April, the NCAA decided to quit swimming early and turn pro. it pays off.
On Thursday, he completed second within the 50 with 24.70, a number of tenths behind Justin Ress’ new Pro Swim record of 24.49. Armstrong, 50 back world record holderHe additionally completed behind Ress on the World Championships final summer time.
Armstrong doubles on Saturday with a reserve of 200 and an empty roster of 100.
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