The European record holder Sven Schwarz shows the German roster for the U23 European Championships

Germany Aquatics has announced that ahead of the new 800 Freestyle European Record owner Sven Schwarz He goes to Singapore for the 2025 World Championships and will lead the Germany's roster for the European Championships 2025 in the U23 championship. The country will send a squad of 23 athletes women and 17 men to the championships that run in Slovakia from June 26th to 28th.

Schwarz set at 7: 38.12 for his new 800 freestyle record at the German Championships at the beginning of May. He switched off seven hundredths Daniel WiffenMark. Black is not a stranger for this meeting; Two years ago, he took part in the Dublin edition of the meeting after missing the qualification of the World Cup and winning the 800 freestyle and carpented with his head. Schwarz set his experience at the European Championships 2023 in 2023 with the most important international competitions. At the 2024 World Championships, he took fourth place in 800 freestyle and finished fifth at the Paris Olympic Games.

“The experiences in Dublin were very important for my development,” he said in the press release in which this year's team was announced. “And this time the U23 European Championships fit very well into my program again. Immediately after the Altitude training, I can still compete in a top competition against Singapore.”

Schwarz is one of ten German swimmers who use the U23 championships to prepare for the World Cup at the end of July. This includes five of the nine German women who go to Singapore: Julianna Dora, Nina Holt, Nina Sandrine Jazy, Lise Seidel, And Maya Werner. On the men's side, Jarno BechoPresent Cedric BüssingPresent Vincent Passek, And Timo Sorgius Will also use this meeting before the World Championships to prepare for the last races.

Christian HansmannDSV board member for competitive sports, repeated Schwarz 'feelings. “The U23 European Championships offer the valuable opportunity to gain international experiences at a high level. This helps us to develop future top performers for the World Cup, and also with a view of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2-28 and Brisbane 2032.”

Germany's full U23 European Championship for Programs

Women

Men

• Jarno Bätscht (Team Bochum)
• Kenneth Bock (Potsdamer SV)
• Moritz Bockes (SGStadtwerke Munich)
• Cedric Büssing (SG Essen)
• Louis Dramm (Dresden Delphine)
• Finn Hammer (SG Essen)
• Cornelius Jahn (Ahrensburger)
• Julian Koch (SG Essen)
• Noah Lerch (SSG Günzberg-Leipheim)
• Vincent Passek (Berliner TSC)
• Philipp Peschke (SG Essen)
• Jeremias Pock (1. NC Nürnberg)
• Arne Schubert (SC Magdeburg)
• Louis Schubert (SSG Leipzig)
• Sven Schwarz (Waspo 98 Hannover)
• Timo Sorgius (SSG Leipzig)
• Marin Wrede (Waspo 98 Hannover)