2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships Day 2: An intensive matchday
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{{date|August 13, 2007}}
[[Image:WDSC2007 Day2 Men50Butterfly Extra-2.jpg|thumb|left|Extra Match of Men 50m Butterfly Group.{{Image source|[[User:BrockF5|Rico Shen]]}}]]
[[Image:WDSC2007 Day2 Women50Freestyle Extra Start.jpg|thumb|left|Extra Match of the Women 50m Freestyle finale.{{Image source|[[User:BrockF5|Rico Shen]]}}]]
On the second day of the 2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships, the 50m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke, and 400m Individual Medley Groups finales took place during the afternoon. Tomorrow, two long-distance groups (Men 1500m Freestyle and Women 800 Freestyle) will try to bring home a medal.

Because of the intensity of the heats earlier, the organizer held an extra match between Andrei Taranau from [[Belarus]] and Yuji Hayakawa from [[Japan]] at the Men 50m Butterfly Group before the Main Final, and also, in the Final of Men 50m Butterfly Group, Marko Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen from [[South Africa]] and Björn Koch from [[Germany]] tied for the 3rd Place.

Although some competitors protested the new world record that was established by Ganna Lytvnenko from [[Ukraine]], and the organizer consequently added an extra match of Women 50m Freestyle, the established record of yesterday was upheld.

[[Taiwan]]ese deaf swimmer Shu-ning Tseng and [[Sweden|Swedish]] deaf swimmer Anna Polivanchuk battled from heat section to final in the Women 100m Backstroke Group. Even though they didn't establish new women deaf swimmer 100m backstroke world record, spectators could surely enjoy an intensive competition between these two athletes.
==List of Champions of 2nd Matchday==
*For details or further information, please refer [http://w2007.ncpes.edu.tw Official Website].
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="60%"
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!Group||Athlete Name or Team||Time
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!colspan=3|50m Butterfly
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|Men||Volodymyr Natalchuk ([[Ukraine]])||26'25"
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|Women||Alexandra Polivanchuk ([[Sweden]])||29'49"
|-
!colspan=3|100m Backstroke
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|Men||John Kealy ([[Ireland]])||1:1'32"
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|Women||Anna Polivanchuk ([[Sweden]])||1:9'14"
|-
!colspan=3|400m Individual Medley
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|Men||Björn Koch ([[Germany]])||4:44'64"
|-
|Women||Anna Tovsta ([[Ukraine]])||5:17'63"
|}
== Medal Statistics after 2nd Matchday==
* Only listed national teams who won medals at least Copper, full information can be found at [http://w2007.ncpes.edu.tw/swim2007/ee_prize.aspx here]. 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="60%"
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!Order||Team||Gold||Silver||Bronze
|-
|1||Ukraine||4||2||2
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|2||Russian||3||1||4
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|3||Germany||2||3||2
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|4||Sweden||2||0||0
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|5||Belarus||1||2||2
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|6||Ireland||1||1||1
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|7||Belgium||1||0||0
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|8||Great Britain||0||1||1
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|9||United States||0||1||1
|-
|10||Japan||0||1||0
|-
|11||Poland||0||1||0
|-
|12||Chinese Taipei||0||1||0
|-
|13||South Africa||0||0||2
|}

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[[Category:2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships]]
[[zh:2007世界聽障游泳錦標賽 第二日競爭激烈 加賽不斷]]
Extra Match of Men 50m Butterfly Group.
Extra Match of the Women 50m Freestyle finale.
On the second day of the 2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships, the 50m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke, and 400m Individual Medley Groups finales took place during the afternoon. Tomorrow, two long-distance groups (Men 1500m Freestyle and Women 800 Freestyle) will try to bring home a medal.

Because of the intensity of the heats earlier, the organizer held an extra match between Andrei Taranau from Belarus and Yuji Hayakawa from Japan at the Men 50m Butterfly Group before the Main Final, and also, in the Final of Men 50m Butterfly Group, Marko Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen from South Africa and Björn Koch from Germany tied for the 3rd Place.

Although some competitors protested the new world record that was established by Ganna Lytvnenko from Ukraine, and the organizer consequently added an extra match of Women 50m Freestyle, the established record of yesterday was upheld.

Taiwanese deaf swimmer Shu-ning Tseng and Swedish deaf swimmer Anna Polivanchuk battled from heat section to final in the Women 100m Backstroke Group. Even though they didn't establish new women deaf swimmer 100m backstroke world record, spectators could surely enjoy an intensive competition between these two athletes.
2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships