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Tatiana Belonogoff has won Great Britain’s first gold medal of the 2018 European Junior Swimming Championships in Helsinki.
Belonogoff stormed to victory in this afternoon’s 50m breaststroke final, winning in a time of 31.29 to narrowly beat Germany’s Anna Elendt (31.36) and Slovenia’s Tina Celik (31.57).
Fellow Brit swimmer Katie Robertson finished fifth in a time of 31.70, while Jacob Peters was seventh in his 50m butterfly final.
Hungarian swimmer Ajna Kesely won the day’s first gold medal, dominating the women’s 400m IM in a time of 4:41.55,shortly before Kristof Milak claimed Hungary’s second gold in the men’s 400m freestyle.
The British 4x100m freestyle team of Lewis Burras, Harry Constantine, Luke Turley and Archie Goodburn finished seventh in their final, clocking a time of 3:22.63. Russia were the winners, holding off Italy and Germany.
Keep checking back for live results as they happen from Finland. We’ll have each day covered.
Day 1 Results – Finals
Women’s 400m Individual Medley: 1 Ajna Kesely (Hungary) 4:41.55, 2 Yara Sophie Hierath (Germany) 4:45.75, 3 Lili Horvath (Hungary) 4:45.88, 4 Alba Vazquez Ruiz (Spain) 4:46.01, 5 Anastasiia Sorokina (Russia) 4:46.35, 6 Maria-Claudia Gadea (Romania) 4:48.11, 7 Giulia Goerigk (Germany) 4:49.43, 8 Julia Pujadas Rusinol (Spain) 4:52.96.
Men’s 400m Freestyle: 1 Kristof Milak (Hungary) 3:50.00, 2 Ilia Sibirtsev (Russia) 3:50.71, 3 Johannes Calloni (Italy) 3:51.14, 4 Aleksandr Egorov (Russia) 3:51.35, 5 Marco De Tullio (Italy) 3:51.73, 6 Akos Kalmar (Hungary) 3:52.06, 7 Antonio Djakovic (Switzerland) 3:52.30, 8 Denis Loktev (Israel) 3:58.51.
Men’s 50m Butterfly: 1 Andrei Minakov (Russia) 23.56, 2 Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas (Norway) 23.68, 3 Daniil Markov (Russia) 23.77, 4 Tomer Frankel (Israel) 23.79, 5 Simon Bucher (Austria) 23.81, 6 Kristof Milak (Hungary) 23.82, =7 Jacob Peters (Britain) 24.21, =7 Noe Ponti (Switzerland) 24.21.
Women’s 50m Breaststroke: 1 Tatiana Belonogoff (Britain) 31.29, 2 Anna Elendt (Germany) 31.36, 3 Tina Celik (Slovenia) 31.57, 4 Fleur Vermeiren (Belgium) 31.58, 5 Katie Robertson (Britain) 31.70, 6 Anastacia Makarova (Russia) 31.71, 7 Rosey Aenne Metz (Netherlands) 31.87, 8 Niamh Coyne (Ireland) 32.14.
Women’s 800m Freestyle: 1 Ajna Hun Kesely (Hungary) 8:30.43, 2 Celine Rieder (Germany) 8:32.54, 3 Giulia Salin (Italy) 8:34.50, 4 Marlene Kahler (Austria) 8:39.88, 5 Yana Kurtseva (Russia) 8:45.81, 6 Andrea Galisteo Zapatero (Spain) 8:45.99, 7 Esther Morillo Lopez (Spain) 8:47.40, 8 Leah Crisp (Britain) 8:48.83.
Men’s 4x100m Freestyle: 1 Russia 3:18.21, 2 Italy 3:18.79, 3 Germany 3:21.12, 4 Israel 3:21.17, 5 Poland 3:21.41, 6 France 3:22.41, 7 Britain 3:22.63, 8 Sweden 3:22.73.
Women’s 4x100m Freestyle: 1 Russia 3:43.03, 2 Germany 3:44.82, 3 Italy 3:45.39, 4 Turkey 3:46.03, 5 Hungary 3:46.37, 6 Netherlands 3:46.47, 7 Denmark 3:46.69, DSQ France.
