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Gabriel Jett on Getting Sick, Breaking 200FL Meet Record in Stockholm: "It was very difficult"
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NCAA Champion Gabriel Jett had a very up-and-down experience at the Swim Open Stockholm this past weekend. After logging a personal best in the 200 back (1:58.1), Jett struggled with illness and only managed a 1:53 in the 200 free prelims, not making it back for the A final. Jett prioritized managing his energy as best as possible after that, and the day after, swam the prelim and final of the 200 fly, ultimately taking the win in 1:55.81, a new meet record.
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