Australia’s Clyde Lewis captured the men’s 200-meter IM at the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships.
Lewis turned in a top time of 2:00.15 as no one else could even come closer than a second in the finale.
Spain’s Hugo Gonzalez initially looked to have placed second in 2:01.88, but drew a disqualification in the event.
Hungary’s Daniel Sos wound up second officially with a time of 2:01.78, while USA’s Sean Grieshop slid up to bronze with a third-place time of 2:01.83.
Canada’s Javier Acevedo (2:01.91), Russia’s Nikolai Sokolov (2:02.98) and Great Britain’s Martyn Walton (2:03.11) finished fourth through seventh.
In his fourth final of the night, USA’s Michael Andrew finished last in 2:06.54 as the workload obviously took a lot out of him. Andrew led the way in prelims with a top-seeded time of 1:59.86 that also was the top time by an 18-and-under this year.
18-And-Under World Rankings According to USA Swimming Stats
[table “” not found /]SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Men’s 100 back finals
- Women’s 200 fly finals
- Men’s 200 free finals
- Women’s 50 breast finals
- Men’s 100 fly semis
- Women’s 100 free semis
- Men’s 100 breast finals
- Women’s 100 back finals
- Men’s 200 IM finals
- Women’s 800 free finals
- Mixed 400 medley relay finals
Tom Derbyshire
Congratulations Clyde!!! Such a good race to watch!??
Well done Clyde ?
Clyde Lewis idol ??
Congrats Clyde Lewis bruh