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Cody Miller Talks First 200 Breast Best in 4 Years (Video)

2019 BLOOMINGTON PRO SWIM SERIES

Reported by James Sutherland.

MEN’S 200 BREAST FINAL

  1. Cody Miller, SAND, 2:08.98
  2. Will Licon, TXLA, 2:10.97
  3. Daniel Roy, UN, 2:12.00

Cody Miller drops a new personal best time to win the men’s 200 breast decisively in 2:08.98, improving on his old best of 2:09.08 done way back in 2015. He hadn’t been sub-2:10 since 2016, and his fastest swim in 2018 was a 2:10.59.

He also just missed the Pro Swim Series Record of 2:08.95 set by Andrew Wilson last year.

He used a ton of early speed tonight, out in 1:01.39 at the 100 and 1:34.44 at the 150 (28.93/32.46/33.05 splits) before closing in 34.54.

Miller now moves to 15th in the world this year, and tops amongst Americans.

Will Licon, who came into the meet as the fastest American this year at 2:09.90, put together a strong race to take second in 2:10.97.

Daniel Roy (2:12.00) held off Nic Fink (2:12.28) down the stretch to take third.

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anonymous
5 years ago

Fantastic swims Cody. Good to see all your hard work in the pool and rehab pay off. Enjoy the Pan Am trip. When MP was held off of the World team he still swam no 1 in the World at summer nationals. You can do the same.

Ryan
Reply to  anonymous
5 years ago

No way he can’t be number one in the world. There’s always peaty. I think number one in the US is realistic however.

IU Swammer
Reply to  Ryan
5 years ago

I think the #1 was in reference to the 200.

Andy
Reply to  IU Swammer
5 years ago

He would have long, long way to go to catch up to Prenot….

MTK
Reply to  Ryan
5 years ago

#1, #2 whatever. I think that post just means that Cody can still put up great world-ranked times this summer and conceivably beat the other US swimmers.

PhillyMark
5 years ago

Good ambassador for sport. I know there are fair share of fans who wont forgive him for DQ in 4 medley cpl yr ago, but seemingly has great passion for swimming and positive outlook.

Ol’ Gator
Reply to  PhillyMark
5 years ago

I believe that was Cordes

PhillyMark
Reply to  Ol’ Gator
5 years ago

Cordes dq’ed relay at pan pacs I believe and Miller at SC worlds

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  PhillyMark
5 years ago

Cordes DQ the Medley relay in 2013 – in Barcelona LC Champs as well ….

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