Održano prvenstvo Islanda u malim bazenima / Icelandic Championships SC 2024
Photo: sundsamband islands - plivački savez Islanda
Iako nam se Island čini daleko, njihovi rezultati su nam zapravo veoma bliski, jer kao glavni treneri rade dva čoveka poreklom sa ovih prostora, što dodatno povezuje naše plivače. Islandskog juniorsko i otvoreno prvenstvo u plivanju održano je od 8. do 10. novembra.
Klub SH – Sundfelag Hafnarfjardar, pod vođstvom trenera Dada Fenrira Jasminusona i Mladena Tepavčevića, postigao je veliki uspeh. Prvi rekord postavljen je po broju učesnika iz bilo kog kluba u istoriji islandskog plivanja – 48 plivača je isplivalo kvalifikacione norme, a najmlađi među njima je rođen 2013. godine.
Plivači iz SH-a osvojili su ukupno 28 nacionalnih titula, 21 srebrnu i 16 bronzanih medalja u 46 disciplina u otvorenoj kategoriji, kao i 22 zlatne, 14 srebrnih i 9 bronzanih medalja u 36 disciplina u juniorskoj kategoriji. U 10 štafeta plivanih isključivo u otvorenoj kategoriji, plivači SH-a su osvojili 9 medalja i postavili nove nacionalne rekorde u svim štafetama. Ističemo da je Nađa Đurović, inače poreklom iz Kragujevca postala juniorska nacionalna šampionka na 50, 100, 200 slobodno, kao i 50 i 100 delfin i predstoji joj nastup na nordijskom šampionatu.
Pored toga, plivači SH-a postavili su 2 apsolutna rekorda u disciplini 100m delfin i 50m slobodno (prethodni rekord je držao Dado), 8 juniorski rekorda i 1 rekord u svojoj starosnoj grupi.
Najveći broj bodova ostvarili su plivači iz SH-a, Snorri Dagur Einarsson u disciplini 100m prsno sa vremenom 59,02 i Vala Dis Cicero u disciplini 200m slobodno sa vremenom 1:58,63.
Zbog kalendara WA i EA, islandskom SC prvenstvu održano je ranije, na početku novembra, što je predstavljalo izazov, jer je od početka sezone prošlo samo 12 nedelja. Ovo takmičenje je bilo kriterijumsko za selekciju nacionalnog tima, a SH je uspeo da kvalifikuje ukupno 14 plivača za zimska takmičenja nacionalnog tima. Devet plivača je isplivalo norme za Skandinavsko juniorsko i otvoreno prvenstvo koje će se održati u Danskoj, u Vejleu, od 1. do 3. decembra. Pored toga, 5 plivača se kvalifikovalo za Svetsko prvenstvo u SC-u koje će se održati u Budimpešti od 10. do 15. decembra, gde će Dado takođe biti deo trenerskog tima nacionalnog tima.
Mladen Tepavčević ovom prilikom nam je rekao: “Kako su ova dva takmičenja blizu islandskog prvenstva, sa samo 3 nedelje do Nordijskog prvenstva i 4,5 nedelja do Svetskog prvenstva, biće izazov za obojicu nas da održimo i poboljšamo tako dobru formu naših plivača. Međutim, cilj je definitivno da plivaju još brže i obore svoja najbolja vremena na tim takmičenjima. Bilo bi sjajno vratiti se kući sa nekoliko medalja sa Nordijskog prvenstva, s obzirom na to da je to prilično zahtevno takmičenje sa plivačima iz Danske, Švedske, Norveške, Finske i drugih, koji tradicionalno plivaju veoma brzo na ovom takmičenju. Na Svetskom prvenstvu cilj je da plivači ostvare svoja lična najbolja vremena i bilo bi odlično imati nekoliko nastupa popodne.”
Kompletne rezultate sa prvenstva Islanda možete pogledati OVDE.
A za one koji prate rezultate ali ne poznaju islandski jezik evo male pomoći:
skrið = kraul
bak=ledjno
bringa= prsno
flug= delfin
fjór = mešovito
Although Iceland may seem far away, their results are actually very close to us, as two coaches from this region are leading the way, which further connects our swimmers. The Icelandic Junior and Open Swimming Championships were held from November 8 to 10.
SH – Sundfelag Hafnarfjardar led by Dado Fenrir Jasminuson and Mladen Tepavcevic as coaches of performance group had great success. 1 st record was set by number of participants by any club in history of Icelandic swimming – 48 swimmers swum cuts and qualified for the meet with youngest one born 2013.
Swimmers from SH managed to win total of 28 national titles, 21 silver and 16 bronze out of 46 events in open category, and 22 gold 14 silver and 9 bronze out of 36 events in junior category. In 10 relays swum only in open category SH swimmers won 9 and set new national records in all of them. Additionally, SH swimmers set 2 Absolute records in 100m butterfly and 50m freestyle (previous record held by Dado), 8 junior records and 1 age group record. We would like to highlight that Nađa Đurović, originally from Kragujevac, has become the junior national champion in the 50m, 100m, and 200m freestyle, as well as in the 50m and 100m butterfly, and she is set to compete at the Nordic Championships.
Highest points swimmers were both from SH , Snorri Dagur Einarsson 100m breaststroke 59,02 and Vala Dis Cicero 200m freestyle 1:58,63
Due to WA and EA calendars Icelandic SC championship was held early at beginning of November which was a challenge itself and gave us only 12 weeks since beginning of season. That was criteria competition for a national team selection and SH managed to qualify total of 14 swimmers for a winter national team competitions. 9 swimmers swum cuts for Scandinavian Junior and Open Championship which will be held in Danmark Vejle fro 1 st to 3 rd of December. Additionally, 5 swimmers qualified for the World SC Championships which will be held in Budapest from 10 o 15 th of December where Dado will also go as a part of National Team coaches.
Mladen Tepavčević stated on this occasion: “As these two competitions are close to the Icelandic championships, with only 3 weeks until the Nordic Championships and 4.5 weeks until the World Championships, it will be a challenge for both of us to maintain and improve the excellent form of our swimmers. However, the goal is definitely for them to swim even faster and beat their best times at these competitions. It would be great to return home with a few medals from the Nordic Championships, considering that it is quite a challenging meet with swimmers from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and others, who traditionally swim very fast at this event. For the World Championships, the goal is for the swimmers to achieve their personal best times, and it would be excellent to have a few afternoon swims.”
You can view the complete results from the Iceland Championships HERE.
And for those who follow the results but do not speak Icelandic, here is a little help:
skrið = freestyle
bak = backstroke
bringa = breaststroke
flug = butterfly
fjór = individual medley
