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2025 CHINESE NATIONAL GAMES
Monday, November 10th – Monday, November 17th (swimming) Shenzhen, China LCM (50m) Prelims at 9am local (8pm previous night ET)/Finals at 7pm local (6am ET) Day 1 Recap Meet Central ResultsWe’ve entered day two of the 2025 Chinese National Games, where the swimming action is taking place in Shenzhen, China.
Yesterday we saw a new World Junior Record established by Zhang Zhanshuo in the men’s 400m free and we’re primed to see some high-caliber performances during this evening’s medal-contending races.
World record holder Qin Hiaiyang leads the men’s 100m breaststroke final, although former national record holder Yan Zibei is hot on his trail.
Six-time Olympic medalist from Paris, Zhang Yufei, will be the one to beat in the women’s 100m butterfly contest, while Wang Changhao, Xu Fang and Zhang Qiye are closely seeded for the men’s 50m butterfly final.
We’ll also see what 13-year-old Yu Zidi can do in the women’s 200m IM as the teen turned in a top-seeded time yesterday to hold the pole position.
On the semi-final front, the men’s 100 back and 200m free, along with the women’s 100m breast and 100m back will be on tonight’s agenda.
No woman delved under the minute barrier in the 1back heats this morning, but leaders Peng Xuwei, Lu Xingchen and Qian Xinan are separated by just .19. Peng posted 1:00.78, Lu 1:00.95 and Qian 1:00.97.
The reigning Asian record holder Xu Jiayu holds about a second lead over the men’s 1back field, having registered a top-seeded mark of 53.40.
Tang Qianting, the Chinese national record holder, was far and away ahead of the prelims field in the 100m breast with a morning swim of 1:07.03.
Then in the men’s 200m free we saw Xu Haibo capture the top seed in 1:48.15, only slightly ahead of Pan Zhanle‘s time of 1:48.36 and Sun Yang‘s effort of 1:48.70.
MEN’S 100 BREAST – FINAL
World Record – 56.88, Adam Peaty (GBR), 2019 Asian Record – 57.69, Qin Haiyang (CHN), 2023 CHN Record – 57.69, Qin Haiyang (CHN), 2023GOLD – SILVER – BRONZE –
WOMEN’S 100 FLY – FINAL
World Record – 54.60, Gretchen Walsh (USA), 2025 Asian Record – 55.62, Zhang Yufei (CHN), 2020 CHN Record – 55.62, Zhang Yufei, 2020GOLD – SILVER – BRONZE –
MEN’S 100 BACK – SEMI-FINALS
World Record – 51.60, Thomas Ceccon (ITA), 2022 Asian Record – 51.86, Xu Jiayu (CHN), 2017 CHN Record – 51.86, Xu Jiayu, 2017Top 8:
WOMEN’S 100 BREAST – SEMI-FINALS
World Record – 1:04.13, Lilly King (USA), 2017 Asian Record – 1:04.39, Tang Qianting (CHN), 2024 CHN Record – 1:04.39, Tang Qianting, 2024Top 8:
MEN’S 50 FLY – FINAL
World Record – 22.27, Andrii Govorov (UKR), 2018 Asian Record – 22.93, Joseph Schooling (SGP), 2017 CHN Record – 23.25, Wang Changhao, 2023GOLD – SILVER – BRONZE –
WOMEN’S 100 BACK – SEMI-FINALS
World Record – 57.13, Regan Smith (USA), 2024 Asian Record – 58.70, Aya Terakawa (JPN), 2013 CHN Record – 58.72, Fu Yuanhui, 2017Top 8:
MEN’S 200 FREE – SEMI-FINALS
World Record – 1:42.00, Paul Biedermann (GER), 2009 Asian Record – 1:43.92, Hwang Sunwoo (KOR), 2025 CHN Record – 1:44.39, Sun Yang, 2017Top 8:
WOMEN’S 200 IM – FINAL
World Record – 2:05.70, Summer McIntosh (CAN), 2025 Asian Record – 2:07.57, Ye Shiwen (CHN), 2012 CHN Record – 2:07.57, Ye Shiwen, 2012GOLD – SILVER – BRONZE –
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