Sweden Sends 24, Highlighted by Sjöström, to Euro SC Champs

13 women and 11 men will represent Sweden at the 2017 European Short Course Championships from December 13-17 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Many of the usual suspects will be racing on the women’s side: world record holder Sarah SjöströmMichelle ColemanLouise and Sophie Hansson and Ida and Nathalie Lindborg. Rising junior talents Hannah BrunzellHanna Rosvall, and Sara Junevik will also be present.

Notably, Sweden’s 50 and 100 meter breaststroke record holder, Jennie Johansson, is not listed on the roster. She swam at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, placing 5th in the 50 breaststroke (30.31) and helped their 400 medley relay place 5th with a 1:05.76 breast split.

Erik Persson and Victor Johansson are two standouts on the men’s side. Persson pulled out a 2:07.85 in the 200 breast this past spring, and should be a contender for a spot in finals of that event next month in Copenhagen. Johansson, who has pledged his commitment to USC for next fall, will look to make waves in the distance events.

WOMEN (CLUB)

Hannah Brunzell, Västerås S
Michelle Coleman, Spårvägen S
Vilma Ekström, Linköping ASS
Hanna Eriksson, Jönköping S
Louise Hansson, Helsingborg S
Sophie Hansson, Helsingborg S
Sara Junevik, Falu S
Magdalena Kuras, SK Triton
Ida Lindborg, Malmö KK
Nathalie Lindborg, Malmö KK
Ida Liljeqvist, Höganäs S
Sarah Sjöström, Södertörn S
Hanna Rosvall, Ängelholm S

MEN (CLUB)

Christoffer Carlsen, Helsingborg S
Gustaf Dahlman, Västerås S
Victor Johansson, Jönköping S
Jonathan Kling, Örebro SA
Gulliver Koch, Uddevalla S
Kristian Kron, Helsingborg S
Adam Paulsson, SK Elfsborg
Erik Persson, Kungsbacka S
Björn Seeliger, Södertälje S
Melker Selin, SK Elfsborg
Simon Sjödin, SK Neptune

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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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