Ryo Fujimoto captures Boys 100m butterfly gold – 2012 NCSA/Itoman Allstar Meet
Ryo Fujimoto of Itoman captured gold medal of the Boys 100m butterfly on second day of the 2012 NCSA/Itoman Allstar Meet at the Golden West Swim Club in Golden West College on Saturday, September 22.
Fujimoto, who recently pocketed the title of 400m Individual Medley, went full rampant in the two-lap butterfly discipline and ensured his place on top of the medal rostrum for gold medal.
His gruelling effort remained half body length ahead of his closest competitor as he touched the wall for the title by producing a time of 55.76 seconds.
The gold medallist was followed by Issei Takeda of Itoman, who remained 0.35 seconds behind and transpired on the finishing end as second position holder by submitting an effort of 56.11 seconds.
The second position holder was followed by Andrew N Jovanovic of NCSA, who stayed 0.64 seconds apart and touched the wall for bronze medal by reporting a time of 56.75 seconds.
Fourth finest spot of the race was obtained by Koheim Fukazawa of Itoman, who stayed 0.02 seconds away from overpowering his former finisher but settled on the wall with an effort of 56.77 seconds.
Fukazawa was chased by Kyle E Tyrrell of NCSA, who remained 0.21 seconds apart and surfaced on the finishing end as fifth fastest swimmer by touching the wall with an effort of 56.98 seconds.
Subsequently, Tyrrell enjoyed an advantage of 0.27 seconds over Chris Grimmett-Norris of NCSA, who appeared on the finishing end as sixth best finisher by hitting the wall with a timing of 57.25 seconds.
Seventh position of the race was secured by Benjamin N Southern of NCSA, who suffered a deficit of exactly one second from his foregoing finisher and tapped the wall with an effort of 58.25 seconds.
Southern was followed by Takuya Tsuda of Itoman, who was just 0.02 seconds away from improving his position but finished his race in eighth place by clocking an effort of 58.27 seconds.
In addition, Fujimoto received huge round of applause from the audience for his notable efforts and expressed his desire of continuing the same in forthcoming swimming events.
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