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Hatch, Sanchez sink
Filipino-American swimmer Jarod Hatch competed in the men's 100-meter butterfly event at the Paris Olympics, finishing tied for 36th overall in the preliminary round with a time of 54.66 seconds.
The wildcard entry, representing the Philippines, was unable to advance to the semifinals and did not match his national record.
Hatch expressed gratitude for the Olympic stint despite his performance, stating he gave his all.
Filipina-Canadian swimmer Kayla Sanchez reached the semifinals of the women's 100m freestyle, resetting the national record in her event during qualifying but ultimately finishing 15th.
Hatch and Sanchez earned their Olympic berths through the universality rule.
With Hatch's departure, the Philippines' campaign in swimming has concluded, leaving 12 of the 22-strong Team Philippines in contention for medals.
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