2 at 150 meters timed at 1 minute and 22.67 seconds with a split of 28.85 where he countered Peru in the chase. However, lacuna concludes time at 1:52.91 where he ranked 5 of the heat with splitting time of 30.24. Consequentially, he is at 36th in the results wherein he did not qualify for semi-finals. In contrast, lacuna's coach, Pinky Brosas stated that he was speedy at 100 meters but race inconsistent at the rest meters, coach Brosas adds through Lacuna's excitement and adrenaline-rush was his grounds to speed on the first half, although, he was in the mark of his presentation to learn the consequence. 2013 Philippine National Games In the 2013 Philippine National Games, Lacuna bags 9 gold medals that was includes 100-meter butterfly with 58.62 seconds, 200m individual medley in 2:13.39 minutes, 50m freestyle in 24.64 seconds and 100m breaststroke in 1:11.55 minutes. 2016 Summer Olympics UAAP Lacuna was awarded as co-Athlete of the Year for the Individual Sports category in the UAAP Season 78. Retirement On December 12, 2019, after his final game in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, Lacuna announced his retirement from the national team after swimming for 10 years Records Personal Bests International Achievements Personal life Growing up, Lacuna's two elder brothers, Billy and Dexte, were his inspiration to be determined in being successful in swimming. His objective to swim was because of his family's zealousness in swimming. His two brothers also compete in swimming events. Another contributor to Lacuna's motivation in swimming is his admiration to fellow Filipino swimmer Akiko Thomson and Eric Buhain, and legend Michael Phelps’ great achievements in local and international swimming. Physique In swimming, Lacuna suits for a young Filipino athlete physical attribution. His height offers propulsive row reference to a long, thin torso. He has maximum thrust that enables him belt up into water. Weighing provide smooth hydrofoil augmentation on speed. Carlos Brosas Carlos Brosas became Lacuna's coach once he became a member of the national swimming team. Brosas was at Trace College coaching in Los Banos, Laguna in Trace Aquatic Sports Complex where Lacuna and Alkhaldi trains and studied. Lacuna stated that Brosas will be his coach at London Olympics. Notes References External links Speedo.com.ph Biography: Lacuna, Jessie de Guzman Jessie Lacuna Profile EuroSport.com Lacuna, Jessie G. Profile London Olympics 2012 1993 births Living people Olympic swimmers of the Philippines Swimmers at the 2012 Summer