Barbora Seemanová has reason to be satisfied in Stockholm.
Petra Skabova
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Seeman followed Thursday’s triumph on the crawl two hundred, clearly dominating the double track in 4: 09.87. Julia Hasslerová from Liechtenstein finished second to the 21-year-old Czech swimmer (4: 10.77).
“Over time, I’m very happy, because I really didn’t hope to swim below 4:10, I waited around 4:11 to 4:12. It’s less than a second behind the person and the Czech record, which pleasantly surprised me,” Seeman said in union press release. She also confirmed her form at the sprint’s 50th. The time of 25.19 helped her to the fifth place, which is only 13 hundredths behind her Czech record.
Franta won the mark fifty on Friday and a double track a day later. The final swam for 54.47. Jan Čejka was fifth for 55.87. Pavel Janeček finished fifth (2: 01,46), Ondřej Gemov sixth (2: 02,21) and David Koutný seventh (2: 05,12) in the 200-stroke butterfly during Luňák’s triumph.
Kristýna Horská also reached the podium thanks to the third place in the 200 meters breaststroke with a performance of 2: 27.81. Ten minutes later, in the 200-meter mountain range, Horská finished seventh (2: 19.58), and the race was won by star Katinka Hosszúová from Hungary.
The last Czech finalist of Saturday’s program, Jakub Lahoda, was fifth in the 400-meter (4: 35.08) position race.
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