Ntoudounaki Smashes National Record, Both Greeks Reach 100m Butterfly Final at European Championships

Greece will have a double presence in the women's 100m butterfly final at the European Swimming Championships, with Anna Ntoudounaki and Georgia Damasioti both securing their spots. Ntoudounaki delivered an exceptional performance in her heat, clocking in at 56.99 seconds. This time not only secured her qualification but also established a new national record for Greece. Her performance was the third-fastest among all qualifiers.

Damasioti also advanced to the final, ensuring a strong Greek contingent in the medal race. The European Championships are a significant event for swimmers, and the presence of two Greek athletes in a final highlights the growing strength of swimming in the country. The competition is expected to be fierce, with Ntoudounaki's record-breaking swim setting a high bar.

The qualification of both Ntoudounaki and Damasioti is a testament to their dedication and training. Their success at this level brings national pride and inspires younger athletes. The upcoming final promises to be an exciting showcase of talent, with Greece well-represented in the highly competitive 100m butterfly event.