Louise Hansson set senior and junior national records along with collecting four gold at the Swedish Short Course Championships.
Hansson, who will be attending USC next year, broke the senior national record in the women’s 200 IM winning the event in a time of 2:06.29 beating the mark of 2:08.17 which Sarah Sjostrom recorded in 2012. She then went on to set a junior national record in the women’s 100 IM taking the event in a time of 58.77.
Both are the world’s top ranked times.
2015-2016 SCM Women 200 IM
HOSSZU
2.02.53
View Top 26»2 Siobhan-Marie
O'ConnorGBR 2.05.13 12/05 3 louise
HANSSONSWE 2.06.29 11/04
2015-2016 SCM Women 100 IM
HOSSZU
56.67*WR
View Top 26»2 Siobhan-Marie
O'CONNORGBR 57.59 12/04 3 Emily
SEEBOHMAUS 58.22 11/27
Hansson also won the women’s 100 backstroke (58.17) and 200 freestyle (1:53.98).
Sjostrom also won the women’s 50 (25.02) and 100 butterfly (56.13) and the 100 (51.44) and 400 freestyle (4:05.14).
Sophie Hansson set a new junior national record in the women’s 100 breaststroke putting up a time of 1:05.28. Her time places her second in the world rankings.
2015-2016 SCM Women 100 Breast
EFIMOVA
1.03.19
2 | Katie MEILI | USA | 1.03.20 | 12/12 |
3 | Jenna LAUKKANEN | FIN | 1.04.56 | 12/05 |
On the men’s side Erik Persson took down the Swedish record in the men’s 200 breaststroke posting a time of 2:06.46 which puts him atop the world rankings.
2015-2016 SCM Men 200 Breast
KOCH
2.00.53
2 | Daniel GYURTA | HUN | 2.01.99 | 12/03 |
3 | Cody MILLER | USA | 2.02.33 | 12/11 |
4 | Oleg KOSTIN | RUS | 2.02.74 | 11/12 |
5 | Andrew WILLIS | GBR | 2.02.76 | 12/03 |
Adam Paulsson set new Swedish junior records in both the 400 freestyle (3:45.98) and 400 IM (4:09.37).
Full results can be found here.