Swim meeting: Ervin puts on the big show – Fissneider wins

He won the 50 m freestyle race in 21,65 seconds ahead of Italian aces Marco Orsi (21,83) and Federico Bocchia (21,91). The parsonage was raging.

After the seven victories on Saturday, the Italian swimmers also impressed on Sunday. Piero Codia celebrated his second victory on the dolphin circuit. After first place on Saturday in the 50 m, he also won the double distance in 51,77 seconds ahead of the strong American Matt Josa (51,86) and Marius Kusch (52,05) from Germany. The second victory of the weekend was also won by back specialist Silvia Scalia, who prevailed in the 50 m backstroke in 27,68 seconds ahead of Elena Gemo (28,08) and Laura Letrari (28,19). The Brixen native from Bolzano Nuoto had a home game at the Bolzano rectory and won the 100 m individual medley on Saturday.

Double pack from Lisa Fissneider For the first time, Lisa Fissneider won two races at one edition of the South Tyrol Swim Meeting. After winning the 50 m breaststroke on Saturday, she was also unbeatable in the 100 m breaststroke on Sunday in 1.07,60:22 minutes. The 100-year-old from Kaltern, who trains at Fiamme Gialle in Rome, competed in her first competitions of the new season in Bolzano and wants to qualify for the short course World Championships in Massarosa in two weeks. The fourth and final Italian victory on Sunday was achieved by Andrea Toniato, who won the 1.00,35 m breaststroke in XNUMX in the absence of the ill Fabio Scozzoli.

At the beginning of the day, young swimmer Lucie Svecena from the Czech Republic also won the 50 m dolphin after the 100 m dolphin on Saturday, beating the Italians Aglaia Pezzato (59,02) and Birgit Koschischek from Austria (59,15) in 59,45 seconds Places relegated. Jacob Pebley also returns home from the USA with two wins. He won the three-way competition over 50 m backstroke in 24,23 ahead of the Azzurri Niccolò Bonacchi (24,43) and Simone Sabbioni (24,46). Double victory for Madison Kennedy too. The American achieved the freestyle double and, after the 100 m on Saturday, also won the 50 m today. In 24,56 seconds she was in a class of her own and won ahead of Aglaia Pezzato (25,21) and Birgit Koschischek (25,46). 4th place for local hero Laura Letrari in 25,59.

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Swim meeting: Ervin puts on the big show – Fissneider wins

After missing the 100 m freestyle on Saturday due to a neck injury, Olympic champion Anthony Ervin (gold in Rio in the 50 m freestyle) lived up to expectations and enchanted the fans at the South Tyrol swim meeting on Sunday.

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