2005 European Short Course Swimming Championships






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The European Short Course Championships 2005 were held in Trieste, Italy, from 8–11 December.




Contents






  • 1 Medal table


  • 2 Men's events


    • 2.1 50 m freestyle


    • 2.2 100 m freestyle


    • 2.3 200 m freestyle


    • 2.4 400 m freestyle


    • 2.5 1500 m freestyle


    • 2.6 50 m backstroke


    • 2.7 100 m backstroke


    • 2.8 200 m backstroke


    • 2.9 50 m breaststroke


    • 2.10 100 m breaststroke


    • 2.11 200 m breaststroke


    • 2.12 50 m butterfly


    • 2.13 100 m butterfly


    • 2.14 200 m butterfly


    • 2.15 100 m individual medley


    • 2.16 200 m individual medley


    • 2.17 400 m individual medley


    • 2.18 4×50 m freestyle relay


    • 2.19 4×50 m medley relay




  • 3 Women's events


    • 3.1 50 m freestyle


    • 3.2 100 m freestyle


    • 3.3 200 m freestyle


    • 3.4 400 m freestyle


    • 3.5 800 m freestyle


    • 3.6 50 m backstroke


    • 3.7 100 m backstroke


    • 3.8 200 m backstroke


    • 3.9 50 m breaststroke


    • 3.10 100 m breaststroke


    • 3.11 200 m breaststroke


    • 3.12 50 m butterfly


    • 3.13 100 m butterfly


    • 3.14 200 m butterfly


    • 3.15 100 m individual medley


    • 3.16 200 m individual medley


    • 3.17 400 m individual medley


    • 3.18 4×50 m freestyle relay


    • 3.19 4×50 m medley relay




  • 4 References





Medal table


  *   Host nation (Italy)



















































































































































































Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1
 Germany (GER)
 5 4 7 16
2
 Poland (POL)
 5 4 2 11
3
 Netherlands (NED)
 5 1 2 8
4
 Hungary (HUN)
 4 0 1 5
5
 Italy (ITA)*		 3 4 6 13
6
 France (FRA)
 3 3 2 8
7
 Sweden (SWE)
 3 2 3 8
8
 Ukraine (UKR)
 3 2 1 6
9
 Russia (RUS)
 2 8 4 14
10
 Great Britain (GBR)
 1 3 4 8
11
 Denmark (DEN)
 1 3 0 4
12
 Finland (FIN)
 1 1 1 3
13
 Slovenia (SLO)
 1 0 2 3
14
 Austria (AUT)
 1 0 1 2
15
 Slovakia (SVK)
 1 0 0 1
16
 Lithuania (LTU)
 0 1 1 2
17
 Greece (GRE)
 0 1 0 1
18
 Belarus (BLR)
 0 0 1 1

 Croatia (CRO)
 0 0 1 1

  Switzerland (SUI)
 0 0 1 1
Totals (20 nations) 39 37 40 116


Men's events



50 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Mark Foster
United Kingdom GBR
21.27

Silver
Frédérick Bousquet
France FRA
21.47

Bronze
Johan Kenkhuis
Netherlands NED
21.51


100 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Filippo Magnini
Italy ITA
46.52 ER

Silver
Steffen Deibler
Germany GER
47.43

Bronze
Evgeny Lagunov
Russia RUS
47.55


200 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Filippo Magnini
Italy ITA
1:42.89

Silver
Massimiliano Rosolino
Italy ITA
1:43.32

Bronze
Ross Davenport
United Kingdom GBR
1:43.93


400 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Yuri Prilukov
Russia RUS
3:37.81 ER

Silver
Paweł Korzeniowski
Poland POL
3:38.20

Bronze
Paul Biedermann
Germany GER
3:39.88


1500 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Yuri Prilukov
Russia RUS
14:27.12 ER

Silver
David Davies
United Kingdom GBR
14:35.94

Bronze
Mateusz Sawrymowicz
Poland POL
14:38.86


50 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Thomas Rupprath
Germany GER
23.57

Silver
Arkady Vyatchanin
Russia RUS
23.95

Bronze
Liam Tancock
United Kingdom GBR
24.06


100 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
László Cseh
Hungary HUN
51.29

Silver
Arkady Vyatchanin
Russia RUS
51.47

Bronze
Thomas Rupprath
Germany GER
51.50


200 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Markus Rogan
Austria AUT
1:50.43 WR

Silver
Arkady Vyatchanin
Russia RUS
1:50.77

Bronze
Gordan Kožulj
Croatia CRO
1:53.01


50 m breaststroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Oleg Lisogor
Ukraine UKR
26.67

Silver
Alessandro Terrin
Italy ITA
26.79

Bronze
Matjaž Markič
Slovenia SLO
27.08


100 m breaststroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Oleg Lisogor
Ukraine UKR
58.07

Silver
Romanos Alyfantis
Greece GRE
58.08

Bronze
Valeriy Dymo
Ukraine UKR
58.60


200 m breaststroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Sławomir Kuczko
Poland POL
2:07.01

Silver
Grigory Falko
Russia RUS
2:07.04

Bronze
Paolo Bossini
Italy ITA
2:07.70


50 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Lars Frölander
Sweden SWE
23.08

Silver
Mark Foster
United Kingdom GBR
23.12

Bronze
Matti Rajakylä
Finland FIN
23.17


100 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Thomas Rupprath
Germany GER
50.55

Silver
Yevgeni Korotyshkin
Russia RUS
51.32

Bronze
Peter Mankoč
Slovenia SLO
51.47


200 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Paweł Korzeniowski
Poland POL
1:50.89

Silver
Helge Meeuw
Germany GER
1:52.49

Bronze
Nikolay Skvortsov
Russia RUS
1:53.58


100 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Peter Mankoč
Slovenia SLO
52.65

Silver
Oleg Lisogor
Ukraine UKR
53.38

Bronze
Vytautas Janušaitis
Lithuania LTU
54.16


200 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
László Cseh
Hungary HUN
1:53.46 WR

Silver
Vytautas Janušaitis
Lithuania LTU
1:55.52

Bronze
Alessio Boggiatto
Italy ITA
1:56.11


400 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
László Cseh
Hungary HUN
4:00.37 WR

Silver
Luca Marin
Italy ITA
4:02.88

Bronze
Alessio Boggiatto
Italy ITA
4:06.38


4×50 m freestyle relay



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Mark Veens
Mitja Zastrow
Gijs Damen
Johan Kenkhuis
Netherlands NED
1:25.03 WR

Silver
Julien Sicot
David Maitre
Alain Bernard
Frédérick Bousquet
France FRA
1:25.40

Bronze
Mark Foster
Liam Tancock
Chris Cozens
Anthony Howard
United Kingdom GBR
1:25.85


4×50 m medley relay



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Thomas Rupprath
Mark Warnecke
Johannes Dietrich
Steffen Deibler
Germany GER
1:34.83

Silver
Andriy Oleynyk
Oleg Lisogor
Sergiy Breus
Vyacheslav Shyrshov
Ukraine UKR
1:34.91

Bronze
Liam Tancock
Chris Cook
Matthew Clay
Mark Foster
United Kingdom GBR
1:35.22


Women's events



50 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Marleen Veldhuis
Netherlands NED
24.32

Silver
Cristina Chiuso
Italy ITA
24.37

Bronze
Anna-Karin Kammerling
Sweden SWE
24.52


100 m freestyle

































RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Marleen Veldhuis
Netherlands NED
52.84

Silver
Hanna-Maria Seppälä
Finland FIN
53.36

Bronze
Petra Dallmann
Germany GER
53.56

Bronze
Alena Popchanka
France FRA
53.56


200 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Josefin Lillhage
Sweden SWE
1:55.54

Gold
Federica Pellegrini
Italy ITA
1:55.54

Bronze
Paulina Barzycka
Poland POL
1:55.97


400 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Laure Manaudou
France FRA
3:56.79 WR

Silver
Joanne Jackson
United Kingdom GBR
4:01.12

Bronze
Federica Pellegrini
Italy ITA
4:02.81


800 m freestyle



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Laure Manaudou
France FRA
8:11.25 WR

Silver
Anastasia Ivanenko
Russia RUS
8:14.51

Bronze
Flavia Rigamonti
Switzerland SUI
8:20.32


50 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Louise Ørnstedt
Denmark DEN
27.26

Silver
Janine Pietsch
Germany GER
27.47

Bronze
Aleksandra Gerasimenya
Belarus BLR
27.59


100 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Laure Manaudou
France FRA
58.12

Silver
Louise Ørnstedt
Denmark DEN
58.63

Bronze
Janine Pietsch
Germany GER
58.65


200 m backstroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Irina Amshennikova
Ukraine UKR
2:05.12

Silver
Louise Ørnstedt
Denmark DEN
2:06.44

Bronze
Annika Liebs
Germany GER
2:06.73


50 m breaststroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Janne Schaefer
Germany GER
30.62

Silver
Beata Kaminska
Poland POL
30.71

Bronze
Elena Bogomazova
Russia RUS
30.88


100 m breaststroke

































RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Beata Kaminska
Poland POL
1:06.51

Silver
Elena Bogomazova
Russia RUS
1:06.89

Bronze
Simone Weiler
Germany GER
1:06.98

Bronze
Chiara Boggiatto
Italy ITA
1:06.98


200 m breaststroke



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Anne Poleska
Germany GER
2:23.06

Silver
Katarzyna Dulian
Poland POL
2:23.24

Bronze
Chiara Boggiatto
Italy ITA
2:23.40


50 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Anna-Karin Kammerling
Sweden SWE
26.05

Silver
Inge Dekker
Netherlands NED
26.20

Bronze
Fabienne Nadarajah
Austria AUT
26.32


100 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Martina Moravcová
Slovakia SVK
58.19

Silver
Alena Popchanka
France FRA
58.27

Bronze
Johanna Sjöberg
Sweden SWE
58.39


200 m butterfly



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Beatrix Boulsevicz
Hungary HUN
2:06.62

Silver
Mette Jacobsen
Denmark DEN
2:07.12

Bronze
Aurore Mongel
France FRA
2:07.52


100 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Hanna-Maria Seppälä
Finland FIN
1:00.71

Silver
Hanna Eriksson
Sweden SWE
1:01.18

Bronze
Hinkelien Schreuder
Netherlands NED
1:01.21


200 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Katarzyna Baranowska
Poland POL
2:10.25

Silver
Aleksandra Urbanczyk
Poland POL
2:11.11

Bronze
Daria Belyakina
Russia RUS
2:11.62


400 m individual medley



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Katarzyna Baranowska
Poland POL
4:33.70

Silver
Anastasia Ivanenko
Russia RUS
4:35.27

Bronze
Zsuzsanna Jakabos
Hungary HUN
4:35.68


4×50 m freestyle relay



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Hinkelien Schreuder
Inge Dekker
Chantal Groot
Marleen Veldhuis
Netherlands NED
1:36.27 WR

Silver
Johanna Sjöberg
Anna-Karin Kammerling
Josefin Lillhage
Therese Alshammar
Sweden SWE
1:36.75

Bronze
Dorothea Brandt
Daniela Samulski
Petra Dallmann
Daniela Götz
Germany GER
1:38.90


4×50 m medley relay



























RANK
 FINAL
 COUNTRY
 TIME

Gold
Hinkelien Schreuder
Moniek Nijhuis
Inge Dekker
Marleen Veldhuis
Netherlands NED
1:47.44 WR

Silver
Janine Pietsch
Janne Schaefer
Daniela Samulski
Dorothea Brandt
Germany GER
1:47.68

Bronze
Therese Alshammar
Rebecca Ejdervik
Anna-Karin Kammerling
Josefin Lillhage
Sweden SWE
1:49.07


References



  • Official Results

  • Swim Rankings Results[permanent dead link]

  • Race-analysis by professor Rein Haljand








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