On the 23rd, the 7th day of the "one-shot" competition to select representatives for the Paris Olympics swimming competition, Daiya Seto will aim to participate in the men's 200m individual medley for the third consecutive Olympics.
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NHK will broadcast the event on General TV from 7:30 p.m., and it will also be distributed on NHK Plus.
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《Day 7 Night Race/Start List》
◆19:34～Men's 100m Butterfly Semi-finals
◆19:46 ~ Women's 200m Individual Medley Semi-finals
◆20:00~Women's 50m freestyle semi-finals
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★20:15~Men's 50m freestyle [final]
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★20:24~Women's 200m Backstroke [Finals]
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★20:37~Men's 200m Individual Medley [Finals]
◇20:50~Women's 50m Breaststroke [Finals]
《Highlights of the 7th day of the tournament》
[Trivia] How to select representatives for the Paris Olympics? “One shot win”
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《Day 7 Night Race/Start List》
◆19:34～Men's 100m Butterfly Semi-finals
◆19:46 ~ Women's 200m Individual Medley Semi-finals
◆20:00~Women's 50m freestyle semi-finals
attention
★20:15~Men's 50m freestyle [final]
attention
★20:24~Women's 200m Backstroke [Finals]
attention
★20:37~Men's 200m Individual Medley [Finals]
◇20:50~Women's 50m Breaststroke [Finals]
《Highlights of the 7th day of the tournament》
[Trivia] How to select representatives for the Paris Olympics? “One shot win”
[Click here for details] Tomoyuki Matsushita has been selected for the men's 400m individual medley
[Full results of the 6th day] Shuichi Takehara has been accepted, Ryosuke Irie has missed 5 consecutive tournaments
[Full results for day 5] Ippei Watanabe, Yu Hanagura, Genki Terakado, Akira Honda selected as representative
《Day 7 Night Race/Start List》
★ is a race that requires a preliminary offer to represent the team.
◆19:34～Men's 100m Butterfly Semi-finals
◇World record 49.45
◇Japan record 50.81
★Dispatch standard record 51.43
[Pair 1]
▽1. Daisho Naito (Chukyo University)
▽2. Yuya Sakamoto (Fujibo/Taiki SC)
▽3. Yuya Tanaka (Swin SS/Inaho Sports)
▽4. Takeshi Kawamoto (TOYOTA)
▽5. Katsuo Matsumoto (Mitsuuroko/Mitsubishi Yowa SS)
▽6. Takaya Yasue (Shinto Kogyo Tokyo)
▽7. Kosuke Tsukamoto (Nippon Poly Chemical/Kindai Club)
▽8 .Daiki Tanaka (Itoman Tokyo)
[Pair 2]
▽1. Takashi Horomura (Aioi Nissay/Tokyo Dome S)
▽2. Yoshinori Narushima (Meiji University/Aclub Horinouchi)
▽3. Akira Honda (Itoman Tokyo/Nihon University)
▽4. Naoki Mizunuma (Niigata Medical Fukudai)
▽5. Genki Terakado (Central Sports/Nihon University)
▽6. Kota Akabane (Self-Defense Forces/Swin Omiya)
▽7. Rin Kitagawa (Nihon University)
▽8. Yamamoto Takutake (Waseda University)
◆19:46 ~ Women's 200m Individual Medley Semi-finals
◇World record 2:06.12
◇Japan record 2:07.91
★Dispatch standard record 2:10.70
[Pair 1]
▽1. Rio Sato (Tokyo SC/Aoyama Gakuin University)
▽2. Riko Sawano (Itoman Tokyo/Chuo University)
▽ 3. Waka Kurobe (Tokyo SC/Nihon University)
▽4. Minoru Narita (Kanamachi SC)
▽5. Kiichika Kizu (Itoman Tokyo/Meiji University)
▽6. Nobuho Matsumoto (Tokyo Dome S/Waseda University)
▽7 .Akaha Tanikawa (Itoman Kindai University)
▽8. Rio Suzuki (ATSC.YW/Hachioji High School)
[Pair 2]
▽1. Ai Ishihara (auFG)
▽2. Mana Ishikawa (Itoman Kohoku)
▽3. Yuka Kaise ( Tokyo SC/Toyama High School)
▽4. Yui Ohashi (Itoman Toshin)
▽5. Kairyo Nagaoka (Yamagata DC/Tohoku High School)
▽6. Junan Sasaki (Wing Hachinohe)
▽7. Aoi Nakajima (Nantes SC/Nanto Fukuno) High)
▽8. Mami Kawaguchi (Kanagawa University/Renaissance Konan Junior High School)
◆20:00~Women's 50m freestyle semi-finals
◇World record 23.61
◇Japan record 24.21
★Dispatch standard record 24.55
[Pair 1]
▽1. Chisho Oshima (Itoman/Shijonawate Gakuen High School)
▽2. Miki Takahashi (Telemp Hayashi)
▽3. Natsuki Hiroshita (Chukyo University)
▽4. Rikako Ikee (Yokohama Rubber/Renaissance)
▽5. Ayu Mizoguchi (Central Fujisawa/Nihon University Fujisawa High School)
▽6. Yuzuki Enomoto (AD Katsuragi SS)
▽7. Mizuki Hirai (ATSC.YW/Nihon University) Fujisawa High School)
▽8. Kaya Ito (Central Sports/Showa Gakuin High School)
[Pair 2]
▽1. Juri Katayama (Renaissance Kobe/Mukogawa Women's University)
▽2. Mayuka Yamamoto (Renaissance)
▽3. Ai Soma (Miki House)
▽4. Nagisa Ikemoto (Itoman Tokyo/Chuo University)
▽5. Yume Jinno (Chukyo University)
▽6. Saneno Akitaka (Toyokawa High School)
▽7. Haruka Yoshinaga (Prefectural Gifu Commercial High School/Gifu SC)
▽8. Rimika Taira (Okinawa SS Tomigusuku)
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★20:15~Men's 50m freestyle [final]
◇World record 20.91
◇Japan record 21.67
★Dispatch standard record 21.82
▽1. Yusuke Suda (Waseda University)
▽2. Masahiro Kawane (Tsukasa Dolphin)
▽3. Shunichi Nakao (Shizuna)
▽4. Shinri Shioura (Itoman Toshin) )
▽5.Koshiro Sakai (Daiwa House)
▽6.Katsu Nakamura (Itoman Toshin)
▽7.Ryuyo Shigefuji (Itoman Kindai)
▽8.Reo Sakata (JOYFIT Obihiro)
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★20:24~Women's 200m Backstroke [Finals]
◇World record 2:03.14
◇Japanese record 2:07.13
★Dispatch standard record 2:08.65
▽1. Yoshimitsu Hideno (Kanagawa University)
▽2. Ayashin Suzuki (Toyokawa High School)
▽3. Anna Konishi (Gaswan/Saisan)
▽ 4. Chiaki Yamamoto (Dunlop SC/Nihon University Fujisawa High School)
▽5. Marina Furubayashi (Kanagawa University AD)
▽6. Yuzuki Mizuno (Swin Daikyo/Sakae Higashi High School)
▽7. Manami Nagaoka (Yamagata DC/Yamagata Commercial High School) High)
▽8. Kanon Hironaka (Itoman/Shijonawate Gakuen High School)
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★20:37~Men's 200m Individual Medley [Finals]
◇World record 1:54.00
◇Japanese record 1:55.07
★Dispatch standard record 1:57.51
▽1. Shuya Matsumoto (Himawari NW)
▽2. Ippei Miyamoto (Gaswan/Saisan)
▽3. Hayao Ogata (Itoman Kohoku/Japan) Large)
▽4. Daiya Seto (CHARIS & Co.)
▽5. Tomoyuki Matsushita (Swin Utsunomiya/Utsunomiya Minami High School)
▽6. Takumi Mori (Konami Sports/Kokushikan University)
▽7. Kosuke Makino (Toyo University/Yokohama SC)
▽ 8. Yuki Ikari (Itoman Tokyo)
◇20:50~Women's 50m Breaststroke [Finals]
◇World record 29.16
◇Japan record 30.10
▽1. Nana Takahashi (
University of Tsukuba) ▽2. Chihiro Saito (Central Meguro/Prefectural Sports Association)
▽3. Yuki Takasaki (Dash Niigata)
▽4. Satomi Suzuki (Miki House)
▽5. Kono Miyasaka (Konami Sports)
▽6. Hiroko Makino (Aioi Nissay/Tokyo Dome S)
▽7. Shintomi Kato (Swin Konosu/Kasukabe Kyoei High School)
▽8. Waka Kurobe (Tokyo SC/Nihon University)
《Highlights of the 7th day of the tournament》
The competition to select the swimming representatives for the Paris Olympics is being held at the Tokyo Aquatics Center. On the 7th day, the 23rd, the finals will be held in a total of four events, including non-Olympic events.
[Men's 200m Individual Medley]
29-year-old Daiya Seto will be competing in the event, aiming for his third consecutive Olympic appearance. Seto finished second in the 400m individual medley final held on the 18th, the second day of the tournament, and was unable to break the standard record, missing out on a spot on the national team.
In this event, there are young players who have improved their skills
, such as 18-year-old Tomoyuki Matsushita, who defeated Seto in the 400-meter individual medley and was accepted to the national team, and
20-year-old Hayao Ogata, who represented last year's world championships, and the competition is fierce. It looks like there will be a competition for the representative.
The 200m individual medley requires more speed.
Riding the momentum, Matsushita said, ``I think it's going to be a very close race with Seto.If I don't change my mind from the 400m and get my speed going in the first half, I don't think I'll be able to show my strength in the second half.I'll have to run an aggressive race. I want to continue doing so.''
Seto, who is looking forward to participating in his third consecutive Olympic Games, said, ``I have experienced many things in my long career, so even though I have not been chosen to represent the team, I am extremely calm.I have done what I can, and I'm just going to fight inside. I'm also enjoying the excitement of not having a job offer decided," he said, adding that he can approach the job with the calmness of a veteran.
It will be interesting to see whether it will be Matsushita's "momentum", Seto's "will", or Ogata who will take the lead.
In addition,
◆In the men's 50m freestyle, 32-year-old veteran Shinri Shioura, who holds the Japanese record for this event, will appear.
◆In the women's 200m backstroke, young players are gaining strength and have broken the dispatch standard record. People are watching to see if it can be cut.
[Trivia] How to select representatives for the Paris Olympics? “One shot win”
The Paris Olympic swimming team will be determined by a one-shot competition.
Athletes who finish in the top 2 at the finals of this national selection event will be selected by exceeding the standard record set by the Japan Swimming Federation.
This dispatch standard record is a unique standard established by the Japan Swimming Federation with the aim of having all Japanese athletes who participated in the Olympics advance to the finals and win multiple medals. A time equivalent to 10th place has been set. In all events, the times were faster than or the same as the Olympic participation standards set by the World Aquatics Federation, and the time in the 800m freestyle was faster than the Japanese record. In addition, standard records have been established for relay events involving four swimmers.