
Emily Brunemann Goes 2 For 2 At End Of Season

The race was held in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay where the water temperature 27.5°C. As Emily summed up for the rest of the athletes, “I want to thank the Chinese Swimming Federation and FINA for putting on a very well-run and safe race.
Both races felt awesome. During the races, nobody really wanted to lead so the pace was pretty slow. When I decided to move, I went for it. I am so happy with the results and it definitely feels good after the season I have had.”
1. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2:10:59.95
2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2:11:02.95
3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2:11:07.80
4. Yumi Kida (JPN) 2:11:13.65
5. Ophelie Aspord (FRA) 2:11:58.30
6. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 2:12:31.35
7. Wang He Fei (CHN) 2:12:59.05
8. Olga Beresniev (UKR) 2:13:00.55
9. Isabell Donath (GER) 2:15:27.00
10. Betina Lorscheitter (BRA) 2:15:27.35
11. Maria Caroline Ferreira (BRA) 2:17:12.65
12. Chelsea Fuchs (SIN) 2:21:08.70
13. Cao Shi Yue (CHN) 2:26:47.55
14. Chan Fiona On Yi (HKG) 2:27:30.65
15. Chan Ching Man (HKG) 2:28:04.25
16. Wang Jiag Yu (CHN) 2:28:36.35
17. Bridget Maher (NZL) 2:29:17.95
18. Cheng Hin Yau (HKG) 2:29:19.05
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