Okhan Goldin Shines at European Youth Swimming Championships

Impressive Performance in the 200m Backstroke Final

Okhan Goldin secured a commendable fifth place in the 200-meter backstroke final at the European Youth Swimming Championships, held today. The young athlete finished with a time of 1:59.52 minutes, showcasing his remarkable talent and dedication.

Record-Setting Semi-Finals

Earlier in the competition, Goldin set a new Israeli youth record with an impressive semi-final time of 1:59.09 minutes, earning him a spot in the finals with a fourth-place finish. This achievement marks a significant mileststart in his swimming career and adds to his growing reputation in the sport.

Team Relay Results

In addition to Goldin’s individual success, the mixed 4×100-meter relay team finished in tenth place with a time of 3:55.40 minutes, falling short of qualifying for the finals. The relay team comprised swimmers Ophir Kamar (backstroke), Mark Teller (breaststroke), Lev Shteinberg (butterfly), and Shain Goland (freestyle).

Long-Distance Success

In the long-distance events, Romin Kinan achieved a personal best in the 800-meter freestyle, completing the race in 8:15.13 minutes and finishing in 20th place. Kinan’s accomplishment highlights the depth of talent present in the Israeli swimming community.

Goldin’s performance and the team’s efforts underline a promising future for Israeli swimming on the European stage