Dominika Sztandera Splits 1:06.07 Breast Leg To Help Poland To Relay Title (Relay Analysis)

By Anya Pelshaw on SwimSwam

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WOMEN’S 4×100 MEDLEY RELAY – FINAL

World Record: 3:50.40 – USA (2019)
European Record: 3:53.38 Russian Federation (2017)
Championship Record: 3:54.01 – Great Britain (2021)

Poland (Piskorska, Sztandera, Peda, Fiedkiewicz) – 3:58.71 Polish Record
Hungary (Komoroczy, Bekesi, Ugrai, Padar) – 4:01.50
Danmark (Tabor, Rybak-Andersen, Bach, Janesen) – 4:02.03
Sweden (Rosvall, Klint, Junevik, Morstrand) – 4:02.27
Greece (Drakou, Angelaki, Damasioti, Drasidou) – 4:05.05
Israel (Spitz, Golovaty, Hayon, Murez) – 4:08.47
Slovenia (Segel, Celik, Sekuti, Pintar) – 4:08.85
Slovakia (Potocka, Podmanikova, Ripkova, Ivan) – 4:09.34

Poland got out to the lead from the start as Adela Piskorska led off in a 1:00.40, just off her 59.79 that she swam to win the event in last night’s final. Then, Dominika Sztandera made the relay’s gap even larger as she blasted a 1:06.07 on the breaststroke leg, the fastest by over a second and a half. That swim was much faster than her flat start 1:07.75 that she swam for 4th place earlier this week.

Sweden’s Sara Junevik dove in for the butterfly leg and shrunk Poland’s lead from 2.87 seconds to 2.11 seconds as Junevik had the fastest fly split of a 57.39.

The freestyle leg proved to be crucial. Hungary’s Nikolett Padar split the fastest split with a 54.02 to move the relay up from 3rd to 2nd while Denmark moved up from 4th to 3rd after a 54.2 split from Julie Kepp Kensen while Sweden fell to 4th.

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Breast

Fly

Free

Piskorska POL
1:00.40
Sztandera POL
1:06.07
Junevik SWE
57.39
Padar HUN
54.02

Komoroczy HUN
1:01.08
Celik SLO
1:07.88
Bach DEN
57.82
Fiedkiewicz POL
54.09

Rosvall SWE
1:01.24
Rybak-Andersen DEN
1:08.04
Ugrai HUN
57.91
Jensen DEN
54.2

Spitz ISR
1:01.44
Klint Ipsa SWE
1:08.10
Peda POL
58.15
Murez ISR
54.68

Tabor DEN
1:01.97
Bekesi HUN
1:08.49
Damasioti GRE
58.23
Drasidou GRE
55.35

Drakou GRE
1:02.18
Angelaki GRE
1:09.29
Hayon ISR
58.54
Mortstrand SWE
55.54

Segel SLO
1:03.20
Podmanikova SVK
1:09.31
Ripkova SVK
1:01.18
Ivan SVK
55.56

Potocka SVK
1:03.29
Golovaty ISR
1:13.81
Sekuti SLO
1:01.55
Pintar SLO
56.22

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