Fabio Scozzoli Breaks Italian Record in 50 Breast

Karl Ortegon
by Karl Ortegon 1

April 15th, 2018 News

2018 ITALIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Fabio Scozzoli has been on a roll this week. After taking the 100 breast title and scaring the Italian record in that event, he posted a 26.73 in the 50 breast yesterday, taking just under two tenths off of his previous best of 26.91.

In the women’s 50 breast, Arianna Castiglioni swam to the win at 30.67 over Martina Carraro (30.93). In third place was Benedetta Pilato with a 31.82, a fantastic time for her– Pilato is just 13 years of age, so there is probably much more to come from her in the near future. At 13, Pilato is now the 7th-fastest 18& under performer in Italian history.

Gregorio Paltrinieri won the men’s 1500 by over ten seconds, touching at 14:50.35. That vaults him to 4th in the world this year.

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Simona Quadarella posted another win, this time in the 400 free. Quadarella swam a time of 4:06.78, two seconds ahead of Stefania Pirozzi (4:08.93).

After becoming the first woman to break a minute in the 100 back in Italian history, Margherita Panziera slipped under 2:09 in the 200 back, clocking a 2:08.99.

OTHER WINNERS

  • Federico Turrini won the men’s 400 IM in 4:16.40.
  • Elena De Liddo took the women’s 50 fly (26.48).
  • In the men’s 4×100 free relay, Centro Sportivo Esercito won in 3:18.07 over Giamme Oro Roma (3:18.95). Ivano Vendrame was 48.96 on Esercito’s relay, and Alessandro Miressi anchored Giamme Oro Roma (48.10).

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KID
5 years ago

Those pecs though

About Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon studied sociology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, graduating in May of 2018. He began swimming on a club team in first grade and swam four years for Wesleyan.

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