Urlando: “Going into this meet I didn’t get a lot of rest” (Video)

2019 US NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Reported by Lauren Neidigh.

MEN’S 200 BUTTERFLY – FINAL

  • World Record: Kristof Milak (Hungary), 2019, 1:50.73
  • World Junior Record: Kristof Milak (Hungary), 2017, 1:53.79
  • U.S. Open Record: Michael Phelps (USA), 2008, 1:52.20
  • Olympic Trials Cut: 2:01.19

TOP 3

  1. GOLD: Luca Urlando (DART), 1:54.92
  2. SILVER: Miles Smachlo (MICH), 1:55.94
  3. BRONZE: Nicolas Albiero (UOFL), 1:56.05

Luca Urlando was just over a second shy of his best time from earlier this year, but still a second ahead of the field as he took the win here in 1:54.92. Miles Smachlo dropped another second from his best time set in prelims, out-touching Nicolas Albiero 1:55.94 to 1:56.05. Albiero’s time was a best by over half a second.

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Samuel Huntington
5 years ago

I’d guess a 1:53 low is coming

Flurpy
Reply to  Samuel Huntington
5 years ago

I’d love to see him drop and 1:53 low and take that world junior record before he turns 18……..Gives me hope of eventually seeing that 200 fly WR come back to the US..eventually

M L
5 years ago

Rowdy said Urlando is only 5’7″-5’8″. That seems… false.

Daeleb Cressel
Reply to  M L
5 years ago

He’s about 5’11 I believe

M L
Reply to  Daeleb Cressel
5 years ago

I mean he’s impressive no matter what, but if he’s under 6′ that’s especially cool

Swimmomtoo
Reply to  Daeleb Cressel
5 years ago

Then the question now should be “How tall are his parents?”

Phil McDade
Reply to  M L
5 years ago

5’9″ from reports from campus recruit visits

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