Rule strikes anew in PH Open swim
Credit to Author: Tempo Desk| Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2019 02:53:45 +0000
CAPAS, Tarlac – Fil-foreign Remedy Rule struck anew by topping the women’s 100-m freestyle in the Philippine National Open Swimming Championships over the weekend at the Aquatics Center of the New Clark City.
REMEDY Rule stamped her class anew. (Rio Deluvio)
Rule, 23, clocked 58.29 seconds while Xiandi Chua of the All-Star swim Club checked in second with a time of 58.82 and third place honors went to another Fil-foreign entry, Chloe Kennedy Isleta with a time of 58.87.
A Marine Biology graduate from the University of Texas-Austin, Rule had stamped her class in the 50-m free on Saturday as she formally earns a pot to the squad being assembled to compete in the very same pool during the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
Veteran Jessie Khing Lacuna, swimming for the Ayala Harpoons, beat Fil-foreign bet Thomas Peregrine in the men’s 400 individual medley with a time of 4:33.96. Peregrine, who comes from Sydney, submitted a time of 4:35.13. Third was Steven ho of the Green Mariners after clocking 4:44.60.
Melbourne-based Luke Gebbie, meanwhile, ruled the men’s 100 fr
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