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Olympics-Men’s Swimming 100m breaststroke semifinal results

29 July 2012 By admin

LONDON, July 28 (Reuters) - Australia's Christian Sprenger
was the top qualifier in semifinal 2 of the Olympic men's
Swimming 100m breaststroke semi-finals at the 2012 London Games
on Saturday with a time of 59.61 at the Aquatics Centre in
London. The other top qualifiers were South Africa's Cameron Van
Der Burgh with 58.83, Italy's Fabio Scozzoli with 59.44 and
Australia's Brenton Rickard with 59.50.
    
Results Table
 
Semifinal 2
1.  Christian Sprenger (Australia)       59.61 seconds 
2.  Giedrius Titenis (Lithuania)         59.66         
3.  Michael Jamieson (Britain)           59.89         
4.  Eric Shanteau (U.S.)                 59.96         
5.  Felipe Da Silva (Brazil)             1:00.01       
6.  Craig Benson (Britain)               1:00.13       
7.  Glenn Snyders (New Zealand)          1:00.15       
8.  Scott Dickens (Canada)               1:00.16       
Semifinal 1
1.  Cameron van der Burgh (South Africa) 58.83 OR      
2.  Fabio Scozzoli (Italy)               59.44         
3.  Brenton Rickard (Australia)          59.50         
4.  Kosuke Kitajima (Japan)              59.69         
5.  Daniel Gyurta (Hungary)              59.74         
6.  Brendan Hansen (U.S.)                59.78         
7.  Ryo Tateishi (Japan)                 59.93         
8.  Felipe Lima (Brazil)                 1:00.08       
Qualified for Next Round
1.  Cameron Van Der Burgh (South Africa) 58.83 seconds 
2.  Fabio Scozzoli (Italy)               59.44         
3.  Brenton Rickard (Australia)          59.50         
4.  Christian Sprenger (Australia)       59.61         
5.  Giedrius Titenis (Lithuania)         59.66         
6.  Kosuke Kitajima (Japan)              59.69         
7.  Daniel Gyurta (Hungary)              59.74         
8.  Brendan Hansen (U.S.)                59.78         

 (Editing By Todd Eastham)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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