German swimming championships 2006

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118th German Swimming Championships
Host location Berlin
Host country GermanyGermany Germany
Beginning June 20, 2006
The End June 25, 2006
Venues Swimming and diving hall in the Europa Sportpark
Disciplines Swimming
Number of athletes 1,436
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The 118th German Swimming Championships took place from June 20 to 25, 2006 in the swimming and diving hall in the European Sports Park Berlin and were organized by the German Swimming Association . A total of 1436 athletes from 273 clubs took part in 40 competitions. During the championships, Helge Meeuw (SC Wiesbaden ) set two new European records, on the one hand in the individual competition over 200 m back and on the other hand as the starting swimmer in his 4 × 100 m individual relay over 100 m back. It was also of Britta Steffen ( SG Neukölln a new) German record over 100m freestyle swimming.

German champions 2006
discipline Men Women
Surname society time Surname society time
50 m freestyle Rafed El-Masri SG Neukölln 00: 22.83 Britta Steffen SG Neukölln 00: 24.94
100 m freestyle Marco di Carli SG Frankfurt 00: 49.47 Britta Steffen SG Neukölln 00: 54.29 *
200 m freestyle Paul Biedermann SV Halle 01: 48.48 Annika Liebs SV Würzburg 05 01: 57.76
400 m freestyle Paul Biedermann SV Halle 03: 48.76 Janina-Kristin Götz SC DHfK Leipzig 04: 14.40
800 m freestyle Christian Hein SG EWR Rheinhessen 07: 59.86 Nicole Hetzer SV Wacker Burghausen 08: 42.75
1500 m freestyle Thomas Lurz SV Würzburg 05 15: 00.89 Johanne Manz SG EWR Rheinhessen 16: 56.55
50 m chest Mark Warnecke SG Essen 00: 28.36 Simone Weiler SV Nikar Heidelberg 00: 31.95
100 m chest Johannes Neumann SC Riesa 01: 02.11 Simone Weiler SV Nikar Heidelberg 01: 09.19
200 m chest Johannes Neumann SC Riesa 02: 15.94 Vipa Bernhardt SG Frankfurt 02: 28.42
50 m butterfly Johannes Dietrich OSC Potsdam 00: 23.89 Antje Buschschulte SC Magdeburg 00: 26.70
100 m butterfly Helge Meeuw SC Wiesbaden 00: 53.29 Annika Mehlhorn SG ACT / Baunatal 00: 59.53
200 m butterfly Helge Meeuw SC Wiesbaden 01: 57.31 Annika Mehlhorn SG ACT / Baunatal 02: 10.11
50 m back Helge Meeuw SC Wiesbaden 00: 25.32 Janine Pietsch SC Delphin Ingolstadt 00: 28.45
100 m back Helge Meeuw SC Wiesbaden 00: 54.23 Janine Pietsch SC Delphin Ingolstadt 01: 01.06
200 m back Helge Meeuw SC Wiesbaden 01: 56.34 ** Nicole Hetzer SV Wacker Burghausen 02: 13.34
200 m layers Dominique Lendjel VfL Sindelfingen 02: 02.99 Nicole Hetzer SV Wacker Burghausen 02: 14.71
400 m layers Lukasz Woijt EOSC Offenbach 04: 22.18 Nicole Hetzer SV Wacker Burghausen 04: 44.42
4 × 100 m freestyle SV Wasserfreunde 1898 Hanover 03: 23.39 SSG 81 Erlangen 03: 49.01
4 × 200 m freestyle SG Dortmund 07: 29.23 SG Frankfurt 08: 20.76
4 × 100 m layers SG Dortmund 03: 44.50 SG Frankfurt 04: 12.83

(*: new German record, **: new European record)

Remarks

The 4 × 100 m individual medley relay of SC Wiesbaden was only fourth in the final, despite a new European record for the starting swimmer Helge Meeuw of 00: 53.46 minutes over 100 m backstroke.

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