Hong Kong’s “Flying Fish” He Shibei Wins 3 Consecutive Championships at Mare Nostrum Swimming Series in Monaco

[Sports News]The last stop of the Mare Nostrum Swimming Series (Mare Nostrum) in Monaco was the grand finale on Sunday (21st). Hong Kong’s “Flying Fish” He Shibei (Siobhan) swam 52.88 seconds in the 100-meter freestyle Won the gold, achieved three consecutive championships, and summed up the three races with a sweep of 7 gold and 1 silver.

He Shibei (Siobhan), who won 5 gold and 1 silver in the first two races, came to the last race and was still in good shape. Yesterday, she broke the conference record in the main event of the 200-meter freestyle after the time seal. The next day, he abandoned the 400-meter freestyle and focused on another strong event, the 100-meter freestyle. He also failed to meet his opponent. In the preliminary round, he ranked first in the overall ranking of 54.61 seconds and advanced to the final. Siobhan maintained his level in the evening final, swimming 52.88 seconds later , Australia’s Cate Campbell (Cate Campbell) won the second place with 53.52 seconds, and Swedish swimmer Michelle Coleman (Michelle Coleman) ranked second with a score of 54.49 seconds.

He Shibei won 7 golds and 1 silver in the three races, including the 100-meter and 200-meter freestyle all three races. After completing the circum-Mediterranean swimming competition, Siobhan will transfer to Israel for training and then to Italy to compete, preparing for the Fukuoka Nagaike World Championships in July and the Hangzhou Asian Games in September.

In terms of other Hong Kong generals, He Zhentao touched the pool in 22.19 seconds in the men’s 50-meter freestyle semi-final and ranked fourth among the four swimmers; Wei Hengen swam in 4 minutes 33.64 seconds in the 400-meter individual medley final Ranked 6th; among the 3 swimmers in the 100-meter breaststroke, Adam Chillingworth (Zhao Haojun) ranked 18th with 1:04.10 in the preliminary round and failed to advance to the final B. Mai Shiting and Huang Peishen swam 1 in the final B respectively. Minute 02.98 and 1:03.23 won the 11th and 12th places. As for the 16-year-old Zhang Xinyue, she finished ninth in the women’s 100m backstroke final B with 1:2.36.

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