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2025 RUSSIAN SHORT COURSE NATIONALS
Friday, November 7th – Wednesday, November 12th Kazan, Russia SCM (25m) Live ResultsDay four of the 2025 Russian Short Course Nationals saw 25-year-old Olympic medalist Kliment Kolesnikov grab two golds to continue his campaign.
The versatile ace first raced in the final of the men’s 50m backstroke, where he topped the podium in a time of 22.43.
That was enough to hold off Egor Kornev, the on-fire 21-year-old who already ripped an outing of 44.99 in the men’s 100m freestyle last night. In this back event, Kornev settled for silver in 22.52 followed by Pavel Samusenko‘s time of 22.65 as the 3rd place finisher.
Kolesnikov’s lifetime best in the 50m back remains at the 22.11 he logged two years ago, although his effort this evening now dethrones Hungary’s Hubi Kos to rank #1 in the world at the moment.
2025-2026 SCM Men 50 BACK
Hubert HUNKos10/1122.652Egor KornevRUS22.6711/093Pavel SamusenkoRUS22,7411/094Francesco LazzariITA22.7411/075Kliment KolesnikovRUS22.7611/09View Top 26»Next on Kolesnikov’s list was the final of the men’s 100m IM where he found success again via his result of 51.02.
That handily defeated the field, with the next-closest competitor represented by Aleksey Sudarev who touched in 52.33.
Mikhail Shcherbakov, the newly minted World Junior Record holder in the 200m IM, bagged the bronze in 52.37.
Kolesnikov now ranks 5th in the world on the season.
2025-2026 SCM Men 100 IM
ShaineUSACASAS 10/2350.282MaximeGROUSSET FRA50.5610/232 HubertKOSHUN50.5610/234 NoePONTISUI50.7610/175FinlayKNOXCAN51.0510/23View Top 26»Kirill Prigoda already unleashed a super swift performance of 55.51 in the 100m breast and the 29-year-old doubled up with another victory in the 200m.
Prigoda punched a result of 2:01.91 as the sole swimmer to delve under the 2:02 barrier. In doing so, he registered a performance just outside his 10 best. The veteran’s PB remains at the 2:00.16 from when he became the world champion in 2018.
On the women’s side, LCM 200 breaststroke world record holder Evgenia Chikunova got it done for gold in the SCM edition of the event.
The 20-year-old dominantly beat the domestic field, posting 2:17.35 as the only swimmer to enter sub-2:20 territory.
Vitalina Simonova was next to the wall in 2:20.82 followed by Ekaterina Ereshko who bagged the bronze well behind in 2:24.43.
Chikunova has been as fast as 2:14.70 in her career, although tonight’s outing renders her #2 in the world, sitting only behind Kate Douglass of the United States who owns the top mark in 2:13.45 from the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup.
2025-2026 SCM Women 200 BREAST
KateUSADOUGLASS 10/232:13.452AnnaELENDT GER2:17.8010/103AlexWALSH USA2:17.8810/234 RoosVANOTTERDIJKBEL2:18.0711/075RebeccaMEDER RSA2:18.1410/10View Top 26»Additional Notes
Saint Petersburg’s Alexandra Kurilkina was too quick to catch in the women’s 50m back, registering 26.18 as the gold medalist. Arina Khiteva secured silver in 26.27 and Maria Osetrova earned bronze in 26.60. Ralina Gilyazova got to the wall in 59.20 as the top women’s 100m IM performer. That beat runner-up Victoria Mashkina by a fingernail, with Mashkina clocking 59.21. Yana Shakirova‘s time of 59.85 rendered her the bronze medalist.Read the full story on SwimSwam: Kolesnikov Clocks World-Leading 22.43 50 Back At Russian SC Championships
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