List of Swedish Swimming Championships champions (men)

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This is a list of men's champions of the Swedish Swimming Championships , the annual swimming championship in long course, usually held outdoors in the Swedish summer. Records go back to 1899 in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and various relays and medley competitions.

Contents

Current program

50 metre freestyle

100 metre freestyle

200 metre freestyle

400 metre freestyle

800 metre freestyle

1500 metre freestyle

50 metre backstroke

100 metre backstroke

Stockholms KK swimmer Harald Julin won the inaugural title in the 100 metre backstroke event in 1910 and then continued to win the following four Harald Julin.jpg
Stockholms KK swimmer Harald Julin won the inaugural title in the 100 metre backstroke event in 1910 and then continued to win the following four

200 metre backstroke

50 metre breaststroke

100 metre breaststroke

200 metre breaststroke

50 metre butterfly

100 metre butterfly

200 metre butterfly

200 metre individual medley

400 metre individual medley

4 × 100 metre freestyle relay

4 × 200 metre freestyle relay

4 × 100 metre medley relay

Discontinued events

500 metre freestyle

1000 metre freestyle

1 mile freestyle

5000 metre freesyle

250 metre breaststroke

400 metre breaststroke

3 × 100 metre medley relay

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