Sharon van Rouwendaal and Aleksander Kudashev closed out the Amsterdam Cup by setting new meet records.
van Rouwendaal, who broke the 400 freestyle record on Saturday evening, posted a 8:33.42 winning the 800 freestyle by over 16 seconds.
Kudashev won the 200 butterfly in a time of 1:56.84.
In the short course pool Inge Dekker has been setting lifetime bests on a regular basis, something that she repeated today in the 50 butterfly in the long course pool. Dekker took the event in a time of 25.13 beating her previous best of 25.56 which she swam earlier this year.
She was followed by Ranomi Kromowidjojo who posted a 25.98 and Maaike de Waard who touched in a time of 26.82. de Waard’s time sets a new standard for 18 year olds in the Netherlands.
Femke Heemskerk won another event taking the women’s 100 freestyle in a time of 53.19. Heemskerk posted a lifetime best beating her previous best of 53.39.
Kromowidjojo for the second time this evening finished as the runner up winning the silver in a time of 54.20 followed by both Dekker and Michelle Coleman who tie with a time of 54.69.
The men’s sprint events came down to had the better touch. Carl Louis Schwarz took the 50 backstroke in a time of 25.60 followed by Jesse Puts who recorded a 25.63. In the men’s 50 butterfly Johannes Skagius took the gold in a time of 27.94 followed by Timon Evenhuis who touched in a time of 27.95.
Rikke Moller Pedersen had no competition in the women’s 200 breaststroke taking the event in a time of 2:25.08, finishing over six seconds ahead of the next competitor. Sonneie Oezturek won the women’s 200 backstroke in a time of 2:11.33.
Sebstiaan Verschuren took the men’s 200 freestyle in a time of 1:47.81 while Semen Makovich won the men’s 400 IM in a time of 4:19.83.
Full results can be found here.