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Israeli Swimmer Tomer Shuster Sets National Record in 100m Backstroke at European Championships
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First reported by Mako · 27 minutes ago
What happened
At the European Championships in Paris, Israeli swimmer Tomer Shuster set a new national record in the 100m backstroke with 53.39 seconds, advancing to the semifinals. Several other Israeli swimmers also qualified for semifinals and finals in various events, marking a strong performance for Israel.
- 01Tomer Shuster sets Israeli 100m backstroke record at 53.39 seconds, advancing to semifinals.
- 02Shuster broke his second national record at the championships, previously setting 50m backstroke record.
- 03Anastasia Gorbanko qualified for 50m breaststroke semifinals and 200m individual medley final.
- 04Eitan Ben Shitrit and Alexey Glivinsky advanced to 200m individual medley semifinals with personal bests.
- 05Miron Haruti qualified for 50m freestyle semifinals; Leah Polonsky placed 20th in 200m butterfly.
- 06Inbar Danziger set personal best in 100m backstroke, becoming first reserve for semifinals.
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