Photo Courtesy: Nicholas McMillan
Another top five time in the world was posted at tonight’s day three finals of the German Nationals.
With the fifth best time in the world this season, Jan-Philip Glania won gold in tonight’s 200 backstroke. He stopped the clock in 1:56.01. This morning he posted a 1:58.04 to clear the German Olympic prelims standard, and tonight’s time was also well under the necessary 1:58.02.
With a 1:57.46 Christian Diener earned silver. Mark Fischer was back in 2:00.96, fast enough for bronze.
| Bahn | Platz | Name | Verein | Zeit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 1 | Jan-Philip Glania | SG Frankfurt | 1:56.01 |
| 50m: 27.16 (1.) | 100m: 56.86 (2.) | 150m: 1:27.21 (1.) | 200m: 1:56.01 (1.) | ||||
| 5 | 2 | Christian Diener | Potsdamer SV | 1:57.46 |
| 50m: 27.38 (2.) | 100m: 56.84 (1.) | 150m: 1:27.35 (2.) | 200m: 1:57.46 (2.) | ||||
| 6 | 3 | Mark Fischer | SV Nikar Heidelberg | 2:00.96 |
| 50m: 28.13 (3.) | 100m: 58.98 (3.) | 150m: 1:30.05 (3.) | 200m: 2:00.96 (3.) | ||||
| 2 | 4 | Felix Wolf | Potsdamer SV | 2:02.36 |
| 50m: 28.32 (4.) | 100m: 59.24 (4.) | 150m: 1:31.70 (5.) | 200m: 2:02.36 (4.) | ||||
| 3 | 5 | Kenneth Mende | SC Chemnitz | 2:02.67 |
| 50m: 28.53 (5.) | 100m: 59.45 (5.) | 150m: 1:31.64 (4.) | 200m: 2:02.67 (5.) | ||||
| 8 | 6 | Franz Müller | Potsdamer SV | 2:03.45 |
| 50m: 28.55 (7.) | 100m: 59.59 (6.) | 150m: 1:31.80 (6.) | 200m: 2:03.45 (6.) | ||||
| 7 | 7 | Andreas Wiesner | SG EWR Rheinhessen-Mainz | 2:03.78 |
| 50m: 28.54 (6.) | 100m: 59.92 (8.) | 150m: 1:32.09 (8.) | 200m: 2:03.78 (7.) | ||||
| 1 | 8 | Lukas Thielicke | SV Halle / Saale | 2:03.86 |
| 50m: 28.85 (8.) | 100m: 59.79 (7.) | 150m: 1:31.93 (7.) | 200m: 2:03.86 (8.) | ||||
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