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Multinations Youth Swimming Meeting

Poznań · 6 Apr 2013–7 Apr 2013 · 50 m pool

Organizer: Polish Swimming Federation

143 swimmers from 10 clubs took part, completing 271 swims across 30 events (50 m pool). 26 new personal bests were set — 81% of swims with prior history in the database ended in a new personal best. Highest-scoring performance: Brandonn Almeida (Brazil) — 4:00.05 in the 400 m freestyle for 770 FINA points. The medal table was won by Brazil (12 gold, 3 silver, 4 bronze).

Swimmers
143
Clubs
10
Events
30
Completed swims
271
DSQ: 6 · DNS: 2
Personal bests
26
of 32 comparable swims

Swim statistics

Swims by stroke
completed swims (individual and relays)
271 swims
freestyle 108medley 51butterfly 39breaststroke 38backstroke 35
Performance level — FINA points
distribution of completed swims by World Aquatics points
000–100100–200200–300300–400400–500500–600600–700107700–800800–900900+
Women 67 (47%) Men 76 (53%)

Medal table

Brazil 19 Poland 17 Czech Republic 10 Ukraine 6 Turkey 9 Finland 7 Portugal 7 Israel 9 Switzerland 7
Club🥇 Gold🥈 Silver🥉 BronzeTotal
1.Brazil 1234 19
2.Poland 449 17
3.Czech Republic 424 10
4.Ukraine 312 6
5.Turkey 243 9
6.Finland 232 7
7.Portugal 151 7
8.Israel 144 9
9.Switzerland 142 7

Medals counted per the organizer's official age categories.

Top performances (FINA points)

SwimmerClubEventTimePoints
1. Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 400 m freestyle 4:00.05 770
2. Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 1500 m freestyle 15:55.42 756
3. Mark Hinawi (1997) Israel 400 m freestyle 4:03.13 741
4. Martin Simacek (1997) Czech Republic 400 m freestyle 4:04.23 731
5. Mark Hinawi (1997) Israel 1500 m freestyle 16:06.44 731
6. Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 400 m medley 4:29.65 727
7. Pedro Spajari (1997) Brazil 100 m freestyle 51.70 722
8. Felipe Souza (1998) Brazil 200 m freestyle 1:53.66 722
9. Antonin Sveceny (1997) Czech Republic 200 m breaststroke 2:19.98 720
10. Joăo Gil (1997) Portugal 400 m freestyle 4:05.84 717

Biggest improvements (new personal bests)

Top 12 of 26 personal bests improved.

SwimmerClubEventTimePrevious bestImprovement
JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 100 m backstroke 1:05.70 was 1:24.85 19.15 (22.6%)
JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 200 m backstroke 2:23.14 was 2:52.46 29.32 (17.0%)
JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 200 m medley 2:25.71 was 2:54.80 29.09 (16.6%)
Julia Szatanek (1999) Poland 100 m freestyle 1:01.76 was 1:10.55 8.79 (12.5%)
Julia Szatanek (1999) Poland 200 m freestyle 2:14.99 was 2:32.41 17.42 (11.4%)
Jiří Twardzik (1997) Czech Republic 200 m butterfly 2:13.81 was 2:29.67 15.86 (10.6%)
Jacek Arentewicz (1997) Poland 200 m breaststroke 2:25.32 was 2:37.93 12.61 (8.0%)
Antonin Sveceny (1997) Czech Republic 200 m breaststroke 2:19.98 was 2:31.73 11.75 (7.7%)
Antonin Sveceny (1997) Czech Republic 100 m breaststroke 1:05.03 was 1:09.91 4.88 (7.0%)
Jacek Arentewicz (1997) Poland 100 m breaststroke 1:07.22 was 1:12.14 4.92 (6.8%)
JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 100 m butterfly 1:05.40 was 1:10.06 4.66 (6.7%)
Paulina Piechota (1999) Poland 400 m freestyle 4:31.16 was 4:47.34 16.18 (5.6%)

Personal bests are judged against earlier meets available in this service (16 Jan 2009 – 9 Jul 2026) — same distance, stroke and course. Swims outside this range are not included.

Club attendance

Poland 29 Finland 20 Brazil 18 Turkey 16 Israel 13 Portugal 13 Switzerland 12 Czech Republic 10 Ukraine 10 Cyprus 2

Swimmers per club (top 10 of 10).

Event podiums

100 m freestyle women · no. 1
1 13–14 yrs Roosa Mört (1999) Finland 58.10 705 pts
2 13–14 yrs Kateryna Fistal (1999) Ukraine 59.47 657 pts
3 13–14 yrs Maria Paula Heitmann (1999) Brazil 59.72 649 pts
100 m freestyle men · no. 2
1 15–16 yrs Pedro Spajari (1997) Brazil 51.70 722 pts
2 15–16 yrs Niv Ratz (1997) Israel 53.76 642 pts
3 15–16 yrs Bogdan Korshak (1997) Ukraine 53.93 636 pts
200 m backstroke women · no. 3
1 13–14 yrs JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 2:23.14 636 pts
2 13–14 yrs Sara Sousa (1999) Portugal 2:26.13 598 pts
3 13–14 yrs Nitzan Katz Lichtenstein (1999) Israel 2:26.16 598 pts
200 m backstroke men · no. 4
1 15–16 yrs Ziv Kalontatov (1997) Israel 2:06.62 690 pts
2 15–16 yrs Joăo Vital (1998) Portugal 2:07.68 673 pts
3 15–16 yrs Tomas Franta (1998) Czech Republic 2:09.40 647 pts
400 m medley women · no. 5
1 13–14 yrs Paulina Piechota (1999) Poland 5:09.16 625 pts
2 13–14 yrs Ana Martins (1999) Portugal 5:11.31 612 pts
3 13–14 yrs Sara Staudinger (1999) Switzerland 5:12.71 604 pts
3 13–14 yrs Aino Otava (1999) Finland 5:12.71 604 pts
400 m medley men · no. 6
1 15–16 yrs Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 4:29.65 727 pts
2 15–16 yrs Jacques Läuffer (1997) Switzerland 4:40.24 647 pts
3 15–16 yrs Alkan Samet (1998) Turkey 4:41.33 640 pts
4 × 100 m medley women · no. 7
1 13–14 yrs Brazil Brazil 4:29.69
2 13–14 yrs Finland Finland 4:30.21
3 13–14 yrs Poland Poland 4:32.97
4 × 100 m medley men · no. 8
1 15–16 yrs Brazil Brazil 3:55.45
2 15–16 yrs Czech Republic Czech Republic 3:57.09
3 15–16 yrs Poland Poland 3:57.55
400 m freestyle women · no. 9
1 13–14 yrs Paulina Piechota (1999) Poland 4:31.16 654 pts
2 13–14 yrs Tamila Holub (1999) Portugal 4:32.58 643 pts
3 13–14 yrs Maria Paula Heitmann (1999) Brazil 4:35.13 626 pts
400 m freestyle men · no. 10
1 15–16 yrs Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 4:00.05 770 pts
2 15–16 yrs Mark Hinawi (1997) Israel 4:03.13 741 pts
3 15–16 yrs Martin Simacek (1997) Czech Republic 4:04.23 731 pts
100 m breaststroke women · no. 11
1 13–14 yrs Edita Chrapava (1999) Czech Republic 1:13.61 661 pts
2 13–14 yrs Sara Staudinger (1999) Switzerland 1:14.66 633 pts
3 13–14 yrs Moona Koski (1999) Finland 1:14.95 626 pts
100 m breaststroke men · no. 12
1 15–16 yrs Antonin Sveceny (1997) Czech Republic 1:05.03 669 pts
2 15–16 yrs Nico Spahn (1997) Switzerland 1:05.07 667 pts
3 15–16 yrs André Santos (1997) Portugal 1:05.99 640 pts
100 m butterfly women · no. 13
1 13–14 yrs Clarissa Rodrigues (1999) Brazil 1:04.54 624 pts
2 13–14 yrs Roosa Mört (1999) Finland 1:05.00 611 pts
3 13–14 yrs Julia Stadnik (2000) Ukraine 1:05.01 611 pts
100 m butterfly men · no. 14
1 15–16 yrs Henrique Painhas (1997) Brazil 55.57 704 pts
2 15–16 yrs Ozcan Kaan (1998) Turkey 57.28 643 pts
3 15–16 yrs Aleksander Tkaczyk (1997) Poland 57.30 642 pts
4 × 200 m freestyle women · no. 15
1 13–14 yrs Ukraine Ukraine 8:47.64
2 13–14 yrs Turkey Turkey 8:48.70
3 13–14 yrs Israel Israel 8:52.71
4 × 200 m freestyle men · no. 16
1 15–16 yrs Brazil Brazil 7:48.94
2 15–16 yrs Poland Poland 7:53.39
3 15–16 yrs Israel Israel 7:58.27
800 m freestyle women · no. 17
1 13–14 yrs Tamila Holub (1999) Portugal 9:18.70 653 pts
2 13–14 yrs Paulina Piechota (1999) Poland 9:20.49 647 pts
3 13–14 yrs Ayca Ay Sevval (2000) Turkey 9:30.96 612 pts
200 m breaststroke men · no. 18
1 15–16 yrs Antonin Sveceny (1997) Czech Republic 2:19.98 720 pts
2 15–16 yrs Kumkumoglu K. Ege (1998) Turkey 2:21.98 690 pts
3 15–16 yrs Jacques Läuffer (1997) Switzerland 2:23.19 672 pts
200 m breaststroke women · no. 19
1 13–14 yrs Sara Staudinger (1999) Switzerland 2:39.28 644 pts
2 13–14 yrs Ana Martins (1999) Portugal 2:45.69 572 pts
3 13–14 yrs Ozkan Deniz (1999) Turkey 2:45.75 571 pts
100 m backstroke men · no. 20
1 15–16 yrs Andriy Khloptsov (1998) Ukraine 58.21 696 pts
2 15–16 yrs Dawid SK Murzyn (1997) Poland 58.75 677 pts
3 15–16 yrs Tomas Franta (1998) Czech Republic 58.90 672 pts
100 m backstroke women · no. 21
1 13–14 yrs JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 1:05.70 657 pts
2 13–14 yrs Eligul Sezin (1999) Turkey 1:07.28 612 pts
3 13–14 yrs Keshet Yelin (1999) Israel 1:08.00 593 pts
1500 m freestyle men · no. 22
1 15–16 yrs Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 15:55.42 756 pts
2 15–16 yrs Mark Hinawi (1997) Israel 16:06.44 731 pts
3 15–16 yrs Wiktor SWR Jaszczak (1997) Poland 16:31.36 677 pts
200 m freestyle women · no. 23
1 13–14 yrs Anastasiya Manakova (1999) Ukraine 2:06.95 690 pts
2 13–14 yrs Aino Otava (1999) Finland 2:07.49 682 pts
3 13–14 yrs Maria Paula Heitmann (1999) Brazil 2:10.06 642 pts
200 m freestyle men · no. 24
1 15–16 yrs Felipe Souza (1998) Brazil 1:53.66 722 pts
2 15–16 yrs Martin Simacek (1997) Czech Republic 1:55.61 686 pts
3 15–16 yrs ADAM STANISZEWSKI (1997) Poland 1:56.28 674 pts
200 m butterfly women · no. 25
1 13–14 yrs Ekemen Bige (1999) Turkey 2:24.72 596 pts
2 13–14 yrs Stefany Brandi (1999) Brazil 2:24.93 593 pts
3 13–14 yrs Michaela Sterbova (1999) Czech Republic 2:25.30 589 pts
200 m butterfly men · no. 26
1 15–16 yrs Ozcan Kaan (1998) Turkey 2:05.68 676 pts
2 15–16 yrs Giovanny Lima (1997) Brazil 2:06.32 666 pts
3 15–16 yrs Patryk Adamczyk (1997) Poland 2:08.22 637 pts
200 m medley women · no. 27
1 13–14 yrs Nikol Paulova (1999) Czech Republic 2:25.37 653 pts
2 13–14 yrs JULIA GUS (1999) Poland 2:25.71 648 pts
3 13–14 yrs Maria Luiza Pessanha (2000) Brazil 2:27.21 628 pts
200 m medley men · no. 28
1 15–16 yrs Brandonn Almeida (1997) Brazil 2:08.66 695 pts
2 15–16 yrs Jacques Läuffer (1997) Switzerland 2:09.98 674 pts
3 15–16 yrs DAWID PIETRZAK (1997) Poland 2:11.36 653 pts
4 × 100 m freestyle women · no. 29
1 13–14 yrs Finland Finland 4:00.07
2 13–14 yrs Brazil Brazil 4:01.63
3 13–14 yrs Poland Poland 4:04.55
4 × 100 m freestyle men · no. 30
1 15–16 yrs Brazil Brazil 3:28.54
2 15–16 yrs Israel Israel 3:35.13
3 15–16 yrs Poland Poland 3:35.79
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