Lilly King & Kate Douglass Head to Head 200M Breaststroke | 2023 Phillips 66 National Championships
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Lilly King wins Women's 200M Breaststroke at the 2023 Phillips 66 National Championships in Indianapolis. Kate Douglass and Annie Lazor take second and third.
★RESULTS★
Lilly King 2:20.95
Kate Douglass 2:21.22
Annie Lazor 2:25.86
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King gracious in victory and tenacious as an athlete the stuff of legends
GO LILY KING...WHAT AN ATHLETE 👍💯
What a difference in technique - it's almost 2 strokes from Lily for every 1 of Kate!
Yesssssss Lilly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lilly King was absolutely amazing in this event !!
Kate tapered for NCAA's earlier this season, for her main meet in 2023; She also swims the widest variety of events of any woman in history. Lilly swims only breaststroke and it was her main meet this season and that was her 2nd best time ever. Look for Kate to concentrate more on the 200 breast at worlds and go a low 2:19 or 2:18 and become World Champ. Lilly King is an amazing competitor and athlete and I love watching her compete ... just incredible indeed !!
what was that glide from kate at the end??!?!?!?!
She was long but its faster than taking another stroke
@@sethaldrich6902 it did look faster you r right
What happened to Chikunova World record ?
has not been ratified yet ....
What happens to the young HS Olympian who went to Olympics from Alaska in this event ?
She dropped out of this to focus on the 50 (it was raced after this) and didn't win. 😐
That was in the 100 breast, not this. Lydia Jacoby is not really specialized in the 200. Anyways she made the team in the 100 behind King in a solid time . She also made the team in the 50.
축하합니다 챔피언!!!!
나는 당신이 좋아요!!!
If Douglas had taken another stroke instead of gliding, she might've won.
No, would've been slower. Keep watching and studying swimming to learn, but glad we are getting new people such as yourself watching even if you don't know much about the sport and haven't competed