Mona McSharry powered into the final of the 100m breaststroke at the European Swimming Championships in Rome with a strong performance in this evening's ...
Israel's Yoav Romano (8.11.02) came home in front, with Custer clocking in at 8:15.09. Niamh Coyne bowed out in the other semi-final. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. The race was won by world record holder and 2012 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion Ruta Meilutyte in a time of 1:06.41. The 21-year-old was ranked 11th of the 17 semi-finalists after clocking a time of 1:08.11, and while she lowered that time to 1:08.00, it was only good enough for sixth place, 11th overall. It's basically on my PB."
Ireland's Mona McSharry is through to Saturday's 100m breaststroke final at the European Swimming Championships in Rome. McSharry entered the semi-finals as ...
Danielle Hill returns for the 50m Backstroke and Darragh Greene, a semi-finalist in the 100m Breaststroke, swims the 200m Breaststroke with Eoin Corby. McSharry, who finished seventh in this final in the 2021 edition of the championships in Budapest, is the Irish record holder in 1:06.29, which she swam at the 2021 Olympic trials in Dublin. Ireland’s Mona McSharry is through to Saturday’s 100m breaststroke final at the European Swimming Championships in Rome.
McSharry was the third fastest of all the semi-finalists with a time of 1:60.44 in the 100m breaststroke.
Local News It's a bit of a relief." "It feels a little but like my old self," she said on RTE Sport afterwards.
The Larne swimmer was then joined by Eoin Corby, Brendan Hyland and Victoria Catterson for the 4x100m Medley Relay where the quartet finished fifth in their ...
Also, in action this morning was Max McCusker (50.12) and Robbie Powell (50.99) in the 100m Freestyle. Ellie McCartney made her senior international debut in the 100m Breaststroke in 1:12.16, while Liam Custer returned for the 800m Freestyle where he was second in his heat in 8:15.09. The Larne swimmer was then joined by Eoin Corby, Brendan Hyland and Victoria Catterson for the 4x100m Medley Relay where the quartet finished fifth in their heat and eleventh overall in 3:53.15. Danielle Hill swam twice this morning, first in the 50m Butterfly, where she touched in 27.10 and is first reserve for this evening’s semi-final.
The Sligo swimmer was third fastest overall. Niamh Coyne missed out on a spot in the final, placing sixth in her semi-final and eleventh overall.
Mona McSharry has qualified for the 100m breaststroke semi-finals at the European Aquatics Championships in Rome. The Marlins Swimming Club, ...
McSharry made the 100m breaststroke final at the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo, and capped off 2021 with a bronze in the same event at the World Short Course Swimming Championships in Abu Dhabi. Mona McSharry has qualified for the 100m breaststroke semi-finals at the European Aquatics Championships in Rome. McSharry will go again tomorrow morning in the semi-final.
IRELAND'S MONA MCSHARRY advanced to the final of the 100m breaststroke on day two of competition at the Foro Italico in Rome, but Irish compatriot Niamh Coyne ...
Earlier, Danielle Hill swam twice this morning, first in the 50m Butterfly, where she touched in 27.10 and earned a spot as first reserve for this evening’s semi-final. McSharry finished second in her own heat and was third-fastest overall with a time of 1:06.44. She will race in the final at 5:30pm Irish time tomorrow. IRELAND’S MONA MCSHARRY advanced to the final of the 100m breaststroke on day two of competition at the Foro Italico in Rome, but Irish compatriot Niamh Coyne missed on a place in the showpiece after finishing sixth in her semi-final.
Paris 2024 is already in her sights but she knows nothing will ever compare to her first experience at the world's biggest sporting circus.
Part of that is just down to the need for something new after zeroing in on the 100 for so long. It can only help my 100 as well because the more endurance I have for the 200 will only stand to me.” The 50m freestyle was pencilled in as a fun filler. She finds comfort in thinking her races through long before the starting gun. A year since she arrived at the Olympic village in Tokyo. A year since her first race. All of which fits neatly with the feeling that this is an athlete with the happy knack of peaking when it matters most. A year since she became the first Irish swimmer in 25 years to make a final at the Games. Great memories. Working with a sports psychologist in Knoxville has helped. I feel like I’m letting the country down when I don’t swim fast. “Honestly, I have had a mixed bag. “I feel like I’ve had both. If this all looks easy to us then she is painfully straight when insisting it’s not.
Grange swimmer Mona McSharry has progressed to the semi-finals of the 100m Breaststroke on day two of the European Swimming Championships in Rome.
Women 100m Breaststroke Mona McSharry 5.24pm (IRL) Women 100m Breaststroke Mona McSharry 1:07.30 (7th) Niamh Coyne 1:08.11 (13th) Both are back in the pool this evening at 5.24 Irish time. Robbie Powell 50.99 (62nd) Men 100m Freestyle Max McCusker 50.12 (40th)
Job done for Mona McSharry! A composed, quality swim sees her through to the final of the 100m breaststroke at the European Swimming Championships in Rome.
Job done for Mona McSharry! A composed, quality swim sees her through to the final of the 100m breaststroke at the European Swimming Championships in Rome. Her final is at 5.30pm Irish time tomorrow evening#RTEsport pic.twitter.com/RwVbxMEEvH The Grange, Co. Sligo native will be fighting for a medal in the final of the event today, which is scheduled for 5.28pm. Mona McSharry was third fastest overall in the semi-finals as she qualified for the 100m breaststroke final at the European Aquatics Championships in Rome.
Ireland's Mona McSharry looks is one strong swim away from a medal after she qualified for the 100m breaststroke final as the third-fastest qualifier at the ...
Niamh Coyne missed out on a spot in the the 100m breaststroke final after the 21-year-old swam 1:08.00 for sixth in the semi-final and 11th overall. Shane Ryan dives in for his first swim of the week in the 100m butterfly today, where he is joined by Brendan Hyland and Max McCusker. Ireland’s Mona McSharry looks is one strong swim away from a medal after she qualified for the 100m breaststroke final as the third-fastest qualifier at the European Swimming Championships in Rome.
Mona McSharry finished fifth in the 100m breaststroke final at the European Swimming Championships in Rome. The Olympic finalist was in fourth at the turn ...
Brendan Hyland was the best of the Irish competitors in the 100m butterfly heats. His time of 53.36 earned second place in his heat but 26th overall, with only the 16 fastest progressing. "If you had asked me the time before I saw it I probably would have guessed faster. In the women's 200m freestyle, Victoria Catterson came home seventh in her heat in a time of 2:02.56. Danielle Hill was sixth in her group and 11th overall in the 50m backstroke semi-final . She swam 28.54, exactly the same time as her heat this morning, but missed out on a place in the top eight by 0.36 of a second. The Olympic finalist was in fourth at the turn and battled for a place on the podium but was squeezed out by 0.24 of a second.
Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry finished in fifth place in the European Championships 100m Breaststroke Final in Rome on Sunday.
The Grange native who is currently based in Tennessee returns to the pool tomorrow. McSharry, who entered the final as the third seed, touched in 1:07.14. Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry finished in fifth place in the European Championships 100m Breaststroke Final in Rome on Sunday.
Ireland's Mona McSharry finished in fifth place in the European Championships 100m breaststroke final in Rome on Saturday evening.
On Sunday, McSharry will be joined by Ellie McCartney and 100m breaststroke semi-finalist Niamh Coyne in the 200m breaststroke. In the 50m backstroke semi-final, Danielle Hill clocked 28.54, the exact same time as this morning, and moved up a ranking place to 14th overall. In the 200m breaststroke semi-final Darragh Greene finished in 13th place overall in 2:12.73. Greene will be in action again on Monday in the 50m breaststroke heats.
5th for @MonaMcsharry in Women's 100m Breaststroke at European Aquatics Championships in Rome.#Rome2022 #Swimming pic.twitter.com/dRe0xvwG9i ...
5th for@MonaMcsharry🇮🇪 in Women’s 100m Breaststroke at European Aquatics Championships in Rome. #Rome2022 #Swimming pic.twitter.com/dRe0xvwG9i Mona McSharry finished in fifth place in the 100m breaststroke at the European Aquatics Championships in Rome. The Marlins Swimming Club, Ballyshannon graduate finished in a 1:07.14, less than a second off third place.
MONA MCSHARRY DECLARED herself disappointed with a fifth-placed finish in the final of the 100m breaststroke at the European Championships in Rome tonight.
Popovici had eased into the final on Friday with a new European record of 46.98 seconds. Greene finished seventh and second-last in his semi-final, in a time of 2:12.73. That’s how you’re going to get an edge on your competitors now: we’re all doing the same events, we’re all getting up tomorrow morning so there’s nothing different for any of us.” ‘The 200 is tomorrow morning, so it’s really going to be a quick turnaround, I’ll go back, get some food and sleep and mentally prepare for the next couple of days. If you had asked me to call out the time before I saw it I would have guessed faster, it felt better. “I put high expectations on myself but that’s not where I wanted to be tonight”, McSharry told RTÉ. “It would have been nice to go another 1.06 but look, that’s the way the cards fall sometimes.