Angelina Kohler Fires Off 57.22 German Record In 100 Fly

2023 BERLIN SWIM OPEN

  • Friday, April 21st – Sunday, April 23rd
  • Berlin, Germany
  • LCM (50m)
  • World Championships Qualifier
  • Results

While competing on day one of the 2023 Berlin Open, Angelina Kohler produced a new German national record in the women’s 100m butterfly.

Racing in tonight’s final, 22-year-old Kohler punched a time of 57.22 to take the gold. That smashed her own previous personal best of 57.85 notched at the 2019 Swim Open Stockholm.

Splitting 26.74/30.48, Kohler also easily overtook the previous German record of 57.70 Alexandra Wenk put on the books at the 2016 German Championships.

For her effort, Kohler now qualifies for this summer’s World Championships as well as ranks 7th in the world this season.

2022-2023 LCM Women 100 Fly

ZhangCHN
Yufei
07/24
56.12
2Torri
Huske
USA56.1806/29
3Gretchen
Walsh
USA56.3406/29
4Kate
Douglass
USA56.4306/29
5Maggie
MacNeil
CAN56.4507/24
6Regan
Smith
USA56.6003/04
7Claire
Curzan
USA56.6106/29
8Emma
McKeon
AUS56.7406/13
9Lana
Pudar
BIH56.9507/06
10Louise
Hansson
SWE57.0004/14
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Post-race, Kohler told the German Swimming Federation (DSV), “This record is a dream come true. I’ve been chasing it for four years now. Of course, I couldn’t have expected that I’d be able to improve it so significantly.”

Kohler is still chasing her first senior international competition medal. The Lasse Frank-coached athlete was the 50m fly bronze medalist and 100m fly silver medalist at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics.

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Dylan
1 year ago

Florian Wellbrock just undercut Dan Wiffen’s world #1 time by .02, with a 14:34.89

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