Indonesian female swimming athlete Elysha Chloe Pribadi successfully closed 2020 by winning two medals at the championship which took place in Brisbane, Australia, 12-18 December.
Despite the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic, Elysha is able to prove that she can still compete by winning two bronze medals at the 2020 McDonald's Queensland Championship. This championship is a championship that swimmers from all over Queensland, Australia participate in, according to an official statement received by the media in Jakarta, Sunday. , 21 December 2020.
The two medals were won in the 100 meters and 200 meters breaststroke. In the 100 meter breaststroke, Elysha, who currently sits in the first level at St Peter Lutheran College, Brisbane, is in third place after posting a time of 01 minutes 13.64 seconds, and 02 minutes 39.46 seconds for the 200 meter breaststroke. .
“Overall I feel dissatisfied with the results achieved, because they are not my best results. This is a year-end evaluation material to prepare ourselves to be even better in 2021, "said the 15-year-old swimming athlete.
“I learned a lot from this event which is quite challenging physically and mentally. "I am quite happy to be able to enter the finals in all five competitions that have participated and to be able to compete with the best swimmers in Queensland," he added.
Elysha, who was also the mainstay of the DKI Jakarta contingent in the PON 2021 Papua, previously managed to break three national records at once in one month in the media last August-September.
The three records that Elysha broke were in the 50 meters, 100 meters and 200 meters breaststroke. These records were recorded when appearing at the 2020 Speedo Short Course Meet and 2020 McDonald’s QLD Short Course Championship at the Brisbane Aquatic Center.
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