By Sam Blacker on SwimSwam
2026 GERMAN SC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Thursday, November 12th – Sunday, November 15th Wuppertal, Germany SCM (25m) Meet Central Day 1 Recap | Day 2 Recap | Day 3 Recap ResultsAngelina Köhler capped off a successful championships with a new national record in the 100 IM tonight, clocking a time of 58.57 to become the first German woman under 59 seconds. She undercut Nele Schulze‘s former mark of 59.00 by four tenths of a second, beating the field by nearly three full seconds.
Köhler wasn’t done there, as she claimed a further two victories in the 100 fly and 50 back. In the former she cruised to a comfortable win in 56.86, one of only two swimmers under the minute barrier but more than a second off her national record of 55.50 from the 2023 European Championships.
In the 50 back she took victory in 27.06, nearly half a second ahead of Lilith Hinrichsen’s 27.51, which marked a new age group record for 19-year-olds. Köhler set a new lifetime best by 0.08 seconds, while Hinrichsen lowered the former age group record of 27.60 by 0.09 seconds.
Maurice Grabowski nearly matched Köhler, taking the win in both the 100 IM (52.59) and 50 back (23.34). He didn’t quite make it three from three as the SC Wiesbaden squad was second in the mixed 4×50 free relay to close out the session, but his split of 21.33 was the second-fastest in the field behind Moritz Schaller (21.30).
Last night’s 1500 free winner Lea Boy won the women’s 400 free tonight, clocking a new lifetime best of 4:04.98 to beat Juliana Buttler by over three seconds. The men’s event was also won by a swimmer carrying form over from the 1500 last night, as 17-year-old Simon Brugger posted a time of 3:42.71 to take the national title.
Brugger, who swims for SG Stadtwerke München, sliced nearly half a second off Sven Schwarz‘s age group record of 3:43.17, and looks to be yet another distance freestyle prospect out of Germany.
Moritz Schaller upset Björn Kammann in the men’s 100 fly, closing half a second faster on the final 25 to touch in 51.56 to the former Tennessee swimmer’s 51.87. Philip Heintz, the 2016 world short course silver medalist in the 200 IM, was third in 51.97.
Jannis Kube, who set a new age group record of 24.39 in the 50 fly on day two, was 54.00 in the men’s 100 fly ‘B’ final to lower the German 15-year-olds record for the second time today, having notched a time of 54.08 to do so in prelims. Lia Hartmannshenn just missed the 14-year-olds record in the women’s 200 breast, clocking 2:24.85 to fall outside Malin Grosse‘s mark of 2:24.75 from 2016.
This meet does not act as a qualification meet for the World Short Course Championships next month, with a seven-strong team already announced. Of those selected, all except 50 breast world junior record holder and Florida commit Jan-Malte Grafe and Michigan swimmer Ole Mats Eidam were in action in Wuppertal this week.
Köhler and Schwarz finished as the top female and male athletes, respectively, while Maurice Grabowski and Lina Kröger matched Köhler with six titles each, although theirs were a mix of individual and relay victories.
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