By Russell McKinnon, FINA PRESS bUREAU
DAEJEON, Korea, November 24. THE two-day World Cup (25 Meter Course) swimming meet at the Chung-mu Swimming Pool here proved to be a happy hunting ground for the Ukraine’s Yana Klochkova.
Klochkova won a staggering six gold medals but it was Austria’s Mirna Jukic, as a winner of three golds and a silver, who clocked three of the top five female swims of the meet. Her final swim tonight in the 200m breaststroke gave her 973 points while the fourth and fifth best swims came in the 100m and 50m breaststroke respectively.
Japan’s Mai Nakamura swam the second and third highest scoring races, gaining 970 points for the 100m backstroke and 962 for the 50m backstroke. Klochkova, on the other hand, scored four in the top 13 but her best came in tonight’s 400m freestyle, the sixth best of the meet. By the time she won the 100m IM late in the evening she had slowed considerably but was still dominant.
On the men’s side of the ledger, Germany’s Stefan Herbst was the standout with three golds and one silver.
His fastest swim earned 973 points, the same as Jukic, while he had two others top eight finishes. The best points were earned in the fast 200m freestyle. Next best was Croatian Gordan Kozulj in the 200m backstroke with 964 in what was a fast race.
Slovenian Peter Mankoc with 960 points in the 200m IM, the only gold of his four medals, was the third best. The other medals were all silver. Two swimmers gained two gold medals, the host nation’s Seung Hun You with two great breaststroke wins over world champion Roman Sludnov (RUS) and Germany’s Steffen Driesen in the backstrokes.
Former Arizona State Sun Devil and six-time All-American Bobby Zaabadick (Litchfield Park, Ariz.) earned a gold medal for the United States in the 50m freestyle.
Zaabadick clocked a 22.29 in the 50m free to take home the win and defeat Germany's Stefan Herbst (22.39), who was gunning for his fourth gold medal of the meet. Korea's Chung Hee Lee (22.56) took third. During the two-day meet, the former Sun Devil also competed in the 100m freestyle (50.57) and the 50m butterfly (26.15), finishing eighth in both.
"This is great for Bobby," said Arizona State's Associate Head Swimming Coach Adam Schmitt, the Sun Devils' sprint coach specialist. "For him to represent the US against international competition will really help him to prepare for the Olympic Trials in June. This is a huge step for him."
Zaabadick qualified for the US team by virtue of his silver medal in the 50m freestyle this summer at the US Summer National Championships and his world ranking in the 50 free of 34th, fifth highest among all Americans. He competed for ASU during the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons and is fifth all-time in the school record books for the 50-yard freestyle (19.79).
Race recaps:
Men: 200m freestyle:
German Stefan Herbst (1:45.15) came within a sliver of his personal best to win his third gold medal and did it from lane one. Last night he won the 100m IM from the same lane. His coach stated it was not unusual for Herbst to go that slow in prelims. He won easily over Slovenia’s Peter Mankoc (1:46.83) and Brazil’s Rodrigo Castro (1:48.36) and did so with a long lunge into the finish. Herbst’s best is 1:45.04 at the distance. The swim was the best-scoring race of the meet with Herbst scoring 973 points.
100m breaststroke:
Korea’s Seung Hun You (1:00.82) did what he did to Russia’s Roman Sludnov in the 200m breaststroke last night and won gold, giving him two gold and a silver in the discipline here, he had gained the lead at the halfway point and always looked in control of Sludnov (1:01.11). Sweden’s Joakim Niclsen took third in 1:02.38.
100m butterfly:
Russian Igor Marchenko continued the Lane One’s winning lane streak when he eclipsed Korea’s Doo Hee Jeong (53.06) and Uzbekistan’s Ravil Hachaev (53.13). Hachaev led at halfway but he was blown away by Marchenko in one and Jeong in lane seven.
50m backstroke:
Steffen Driesen did Germany proud with a swift 24.44, ahead of Russian Evgueni Alechine (25.30) and Croatian Gordan Kozulj (25.67). Driesen was well ahead at the turn and maintained the momentum until the end.
200m individual medley:
Slovenia’s Peter Mankoc (1:58.90) went to the front early and stayed there for his first gold medal, adding to his two silvers of the first night. While Korea’s Gyu Chul Han edged past Japan’s Taishi Okude for the silver in 1:59.77. Okude touched in 2:01.20.
50m freestyle:
This was to be German Stefan Herbst’s fourth gold medal. However, swimming from his favored lane one, he was touched out by the United States’ Robert Zaabadick (22.29). Herbst was one tenth of second behind with Korea’s Chung Hee Lee (22.56) in third.
1500m freestyle:
The USA’s Justin Mortimer cleaned up the longer distances, adding to his 400m freestyle gold and 400m IM bronze medal. He touched in a dominant 15:09.48, ahead of Koreans Kook In Han (15:29.66) and Min Gyu O (15:30.20).
200m backstroke:
Germany’s Steffen Driesen (1:55.52) missed out on the backstroke hat-trick by half a second to Croatia’s Gordan Kozulj (1:55.02). Russian Evgueni Alechine touched third in 1:56.08 for a silver and two bronzes in the backstroke events.
100m freestyle
Russian Denis Pimankov may have held sway at the halfway mark but German Stefan Herbst slipped through to win in 48.84, just ahead of Slovenian Peter Mankoc, who touched in 49.06. Pimankov finished third in 49.06. The only other swimmer to break 50s was Korean Gung hee Lee.
50m breaststroke
Russian Roman Sludnov made no mistake with a withering burst in the opening lap, which had him clearly ahead. Her touched in 28.08, .32s ahead of local hope Seung Hun You and Slovenian Miha Koren in 28.64.
400m individual medley
Korean Gyu Chul Han turned the 400-strong crowd into a frenzy when he made the breaststroke leg his own, coming from second to lead by two body lengths heading into the freestyle. He increased that lead to four body lengths to take the gold medal in a time of 4:14.02 ahead of Japan’s Taishi Okude in 4:19.60. The United States’ Justin Mortimer was fading but still held out a fast-finishing Hua Zhang Zheng of China to finish in 4:25.93, just five hundredths of a second ahead of Zheng.
100m backstroke
German Steffen Driesen (53.72) just touched out Croatian Gordan Kozulj in (53.76) following a sharp third lap. Driesen used this lap to shake off Russian Evgueni Alechine (53.85) but had to fight hard to shut out Kozulj, who saved his best for the final leg.
200m butterfly
The USA’s Kellan O’Connor (1:57.97), who survived a scare in the morning heats, came through to win from Japan’s Yasutake Takamatsu (1:58.18). The Japanese led from the start to almost the finish as O’Connor crept up in the final stages to snatch the victory. O’Connor was still warming up for his heat when the race was called in the morning. He thought he had time but the previous event, due to another mix-up, was made into a straight final at the last minute and O’Connor had to run the length of the pool to get to the starting block. He qualified third fastest but went more than four seconds faster with a proper preparation. Korea’s Do Hee Jeong was second, missing the win by one hundredth of a second.
400m freestyle
The placegetters at the 300m mark carried through to the end with the USA’s Justin Mortimer claiming gold in 3:50.89 from Korea’s Gyu Chul Han (3:51.06) and well back to Brazil’s Bruno Bonfim in 3:54.78. Han didn’t figure in the opening 200m but was right on Mortimer’s shoulder in the final 150m. This turned the order in the 400IM where Mortimer was third and Han first.
200m breaststroke
Korea’s Seung Hun You caused the upset of the night with a superb victory over Russian Roman Sludnov. You wasn’t in the race in the first half but jumped to second in the third quarter and rubbed out Sludnov in the touch in 2:14.43 to 2:14.66. Korean Sung Min Cho, leading at halfway,
was a distant third in 2:18.24.
100m individual medley
Germany’s Stefan Herbst crushed Slovenian Peter Mankoc from lane one. Herbst was second after each of the first three laps but burst through in the freestyle leg, much to the delight of his elated coach. He touched in 54.89 with Mankoc coming home in 55.16 and Korea’s In
Gyu Hwang (56.89).
50m butterfly
Ravil Hachaev of Uzbekistan claimed the gold in 24.19, just holding out Japan’s Yasutake Takamatsu (24.24), the silver medallist in the 200m butterfly, and Korea’s Do Hee Jeong (24.55).
Women:
100m freestyle:
50m freestyle gold medallist Katrin Meissner (54.97) denied a Korean gold for the second successive night in the opening race of the evening. She led from the start from eventual third-placegetter Danni Miatke (55.70), the fastest qualifier, but had to hold out a fast-finishing Korean, Yoon Ji Ryu (54.99), the silver medallist in the 50m freestyle.
50m breaststroke:
Mirna Jukic gained her third medal and second gold for Austria, stopping the clock in 31.40. Australian Sally Foster (32.22) was always on Jukic’s tail in the first lap but Jukic fired over the third quarter and slowed in the final 12m. Korea’s Ji Young Lee was third in 33.48.
400m individual medley:
Yana Klochkova from the Ukraine just loves the middle distances and collected her fourth gold medal in a time of 4:43.40. She took the lead in the butterfly and increased it in the backstroke but Brazilian Joanna Maranhao-Melo narrowed the lead to half-body length at the end of the breaststroke. However, Klochkova did enough to stay ahead and cruised to the line. South African Tamaryn Laubscher lowered her best time by five seconds in finishing third (4:49.23).
100m backstroke:
Japan’s Mai Nakamura (59,48) had no equal in this event and collected a second gold after the shorter race yesterday. She blitzed Korean pair Da Hye Lee (1:01.51) and Nam Eun Lee (1:01.69). Both Koreans claimed their third medals of the meet but none was a gold. Nakamura claimed 970 points for the win for the two highest-scoring races in women’s events, including last night’s 50m backstroke.
200m butterfly:
It was a Korean quinella with Kyung Hwa Park leading from start to finish in 2:11.82 but just holding out You Ri Kown (2:12.46) and Australian Kate Corkran (2:13.30). Kown was the latecomer, making up about three body lengths in the final 50m to overhaul Corkran and nearly upstage Park.
400m freestyle:
Yana Klochkova (UKR) deposited more money in her gold bank with a fifth for the meet, shooting to the front early and doing enough for victory. Touching in 4:10.66, Klochkova beat Germany’s Silke Nowotzin (4:13.04), the silver medallist in the 200m freestyle, and Australia’s Megan Walker (4:14.32), the bronze medallist in the 800m freestyle.
200m breaststroke:
Austria’s Mirna Jukic made a clean sweep of the breaststroke events, winning comfortably in 2:23.19. Australia’s Sally Foster swept the silver medals in 2:27.48 while Korea’s A Ra Cho gained her first medal in a tight finish for third in 2:28.57.
100m individual medley:
It was Klochkova again, easily winning her sixth gold medal in 1:03.25, a slower time than her prelim swim. . She beat China’s Xiao Yu Liu (1:04.75) and Korea’s Na Ri Park (1:04.91).
50m butterfly:
Two Australians made the podium with Danni Miatke winning in 27:08, ahead of the USA’s Michelle Defreese (27.41) and Australian Kate Corkran (27.54). It completed a set of medals for Miatke, two in butterfly and one in freestyle.
200m freestyle
Jana Klochkova (UKR) was the swimmer to watch in this race and she did not disappoint, claiming the race in the final stroke. It was German Silke Nowotzin, who took the lead into the 100m and 150m marks. She may have even had the touch turning for the last time but Klochkova was level in the final 10m and won by a touch in 1:58.78. Nowotzin improved nearly seven seconds on her heat time to finish in 1:58.94. Korean Hyun Ju Kim was third in 2:00.28, gaining from being between the Klochkova and Nowotzin.
100m breaststroke
Austrian Mirna Jukic took half a body length lead at 75m to a clear body length over Australian Sally Foster in 1:07.76. Foster touched in 1:08.67 but the real race was for third with China’s Xiao Yu Liu and eventual fourth-placed Korean A Ra Cho going neck and neck down the final lap. Liu won the battle in 1:10.36 ahead of Cho in 1:10.56.
100m butterfly: This was an Australian sweep with Kate Corkoran winning in 1:00.17 ahead of countrywoman Danni Miatke in 1:00.37. Corkoran was second at the halfway mark behind the USA’s Michelle Defreese but poured on the pace while Miatke snuck up in lane six and nearly out-touched her
team-mate. Defreese finished in 1:00.70.
50m backstroke
The thrash for cash saw Mai Nakamura from Japan post a creditable 27.87, just a second outside the world record and earning a handsome 952 points. She led home Koreans Nam Eun Jeong (28.47) and Da Hye Lee (29.36).
200m individual medley
Jana Klochkova (UKR) gained her second gold of the night with a 2:14.49 effort ahead of Austria’s Mirna Jukic (2:15.07) and Brazil’s Joanna Maranhao-Melo (2:16.49). Klochkova lost the lead in the breaststroke leg to 100m breaststroke gold medallist Mirna but was too strong in the freestyle, coming home to claim the win.
50m freestyle
Germany’s Katrin Meisner blasted home first in 25.21, ahead of Korea’s Yoon Ji Ryu (25.37) and Australia’s Danni Miatke (25.72). It was close at the 25m mark but Meisner stretched out and won comfortably.
800m freestyle
China’s Jing Zheng (8:40.79) won from lane eight, not having submitted a qualifying time in this straight final. In the middle of the pool, China’s Yan Zhang touched in 8:45.76 ahead of Australia’s Megan Walker in 8:47.76.
200m backstroke
Yana Klochkova (UKR) made it three golds from three races with a lane-one victory in 2:10.88. She was third after the first two splits but made her move in the third quarter to pull away from Da Hye Lee (2:12.63) and Nam Eun Lee (2:14.85).
Leading points after two nights:
Men:
973 Stefan Herbst (GER), 200 freestyle
964 Gordan Kozulj (CRO), 200 backstroke
960 Peter Mankoc (SLO), 200m IM
933 Steffen Driesen (GER), 100m backstroke
958 Steffen Driesen (GER), 200m backstroke
951 Evgueni Alechine (RUS), 200m backstroke
937 Gyu Chul Han (KOR), 400m IM
950 Peter Mankoc (SLO), 200m freestyle
949 Gyu Chul Han (KOR), 200m IM
945 Stefan Herbst (GER), 100m IM
943 Stefan Herbst (GER), 100m freestyle
940 Seung Hun You (KOR), 100m breaststroke
940 Igor Marchenko (RUS), 100m butterfly
938 Peter Mankoc (SLO), 100m IM
938 Doo Hee Jeong (KOR), 100m butterfly
938 Ravil Hachaev (UZB), 100m butterfly
938 Steffen Driesen (GER), 50m backstroke
Women:
973 Mirna Jukic (AUT), 200m breaststroke
970 Mai Nakamura (JPN), 100m backstroke
962 Mai Nakamura (JPN), 50m backstroke
956 Mirna Jukic (AUT), 100m breaststroke
944 Mirna Jukic (AUT), 50m breaststroke
945 Yana Klochkova (UKR), 400m freestyle
944 Katrin Meissner (GER), 100m freestyle
945 Katrin Meissner (GER), 50m freestyle
943 Yoon Ji Ryu (KOR), 100m freestyle
939 Yana Klochkova (UKR), 200m freestyle
939 Silke Nowotzin (GER), 200m freestyle
938 Yana Klochkova (UKR), 200m backstroke
937 Yoon Ji Ryu (KOR), 50m freestyle
936 Sally Foster (AUS), 100m breaststroke
934 Hyun Ju Kim (KOR), 200m freestyle
932 Yana Klochkova (UKR), 200m IM
FINALS – DAY 1
100 m FREESTYLE MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
HERBST Stefan GER 0:48.84 1
MANKOC Peter SLO 0:49.06 2
PIMANKOV Denis RUS 0:49.45 3
LEE Chung hee KOR 0:49.84 4
CASTRO Rodrigo BRA 0:50.30 5
PERSSON Jonas SWE 0:50.45 6
HWANG In Gyu KOR 0:50.56 7
ZAABADICK Robert USA 0:50.57 8
200 m FREESTYLE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 1:58.78 1
NOWOTZIN Silke GER 1:58.94 2
KIM Hyun Ju KOR 2:00.28 3
MIATKE Danni AUS 2:01.42 4
WALKER Meagan AUS 2:01.77 5
PARK Na Ri KOR 2:02.03 6
KIM Seol KOR 2:08.42 7
HONG Dan Bi KOR 2:10.03 8
50 m BREASTSTROKE MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
SLUDNOV Roman RUS 0:28.08 1
YOU Seung Hun KOR 0:28.42 2
KOREN Miha SLO 0:28.64 3
NICLSEN Joakim SWE 0:28.99 4
CHO Sung Min KOR 0:29.59 5
KIM Kwang Myung KOR 0:31.03 6
CHOI Myung Cheon KOR 0:31.66 7
PARK Bum Ho KOR 0:32.89 8
100 m BREASTSTROKE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
JUKIC Mirna AUT 1:07.76 1
FOSTER Sally AUS 1:08.67 2
LIU Xiao Yu CHN 1:10.36 3
CHO A Ra KOR 1:10.56 4
LAUBSCHER Tamaryn RSA 1:11.03 5
HAIDEN Ingrid RSA 1:11.57 6
KIM Ji Yeon KOR 1:13.85 7
LEE Jeong Bin KOR 1:14.18 8
400 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
HAN Gyu Chul KOR 4:14.02 1
OKUDE Taishi JPN 4:19.60 2
MORTIMER Justin USA 4:25.98 3
ZHENG Hua Zhang CHN 4:26.93 4
PARK Bum Ho KOR 4:43.11 5
PARK Du Na KOR 4:45.28 6
100 m BUTTERFLY WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
CORKRAN Kate AUS 1:00.17 1
MIATKE Danni AUS 1:00.37 2
DEFREESE Michelle USA 1:00.70 3
PARK Kyung Hwa KOR 1:01.34 4
KOWN You Ri KOR 1:02.03 5
KIM Bo Mi KOR 1:02.94 6
VAN WYK Chanelle RSA 1:03.98 7
SHIN Hae In KOR 1:04.12 8
100 m BACKSTROKE MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
DRIESEN Steffen GER 0:52.76 1
KOZULJ Gordan CRO 0:53.72 2
ALECHINE Evgueni RUS 0:53.85 3
PETERSSON Jens SWE 0:55.58 4
KANG Jin Ho KOR 0:57.78 5
LEE Han Lim KOR 0:58.46 6
LEE Jeong Su KOR 0:58.90 7
YOU Jae Min KOR 0:59.71 8
50 m BACKSTROKE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
NAKAMURA Mai JPN 0:27.87 1
LEE Nam Eun KOR 0:28.47 2
LEE Da Hye KOR 0:29.36 3
LEE Go Wun KOR 0:29.65 4
ALTMANN Romy RSA 0:30.59 5
LEE Su Jeong KOR 0:31.41 6
JEONG Da Eun KOR 0:31.95 7
CHAE Su Ji KOR 0:32.64 8
200 m BUTTERFLY MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
O'CONNOR Kellan USA 1:57.97 1
TAKAMATSU Yasutake JPN 1:58.18 2
JEONG Do Hee KOR 1:58.19 3
ZHENG Hua Zhang CHN 1:58.73 4
KIM Young Nam KOR 2:01.92 5
SHI Cheng CHN 2:04.69 6
JANG Hyoung Ho KOR 2:05.56 7
YUN Suk Chul KOR 2:12.32 8
200 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 2:14.49 1
JUKIC Mirna AUT 2:15.07 2
MARANHAO-MELO Joanna BRA 2:16.28 3
LAUBSCHER Tamaryn RSA 2:18.47 4
PARK Hye Su KOR 2:26.06 5
CHOI Su Jeong KOR 2:26.24 6
LEE Sang A KOR 2:26.61 7
JEONG Yun Kyung KOR 2:29.55 8
400 m FREESTYLE MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
MORTIMER Justin USA 3:50.89 1
HAN Gyu Chul KOR 3:51.06 2
BONFIM Bruno BRA 3:54.78 3
ARAUJO Felipe BRA 3:55.35 4
HAN Kook In KOR 3:55.49 5
O Min Gyu KOR 3:57.12 6
SHI Cheng CHN 4:04.00 7
CASTRO Rodrigo BRA 4:04.86 8
50 m FREESTYLE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
MEIâNER Katrin GER 0:25.21 1
RYU Yoon ji KOR 0:25.37 2
MIATKE Danni AUS 0:25.72 3
KIM Hyun Ju KOR 0:26.13 4
CORKRAN Kate AUS 0:26.21 5
PARK Na Ri KOR 0:26.62 6
HONG Chan Im KOR 0:26.94 7
JEONG Hwa Jin KOR 0:27.06 8
200 m BREASTSTROKE MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
YOU Seung Hun KOR 2:14.43 1
SLUDNOV Roman RUS 2:14.66 2
CHO Sung Min KOR 2:18.24 3
NICLSEN Joakim SWE 2:20.31 4
KIM Jin Soo KOR 2:22.80 5
CHO Yo Han KOR 2:31.06 6
800 m FREESTYLE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
ZHENG Jing CHN 8:40.79 1
ZHANG Yan CHN 8:45.76 2
WALKER Meagan AUS 8:47.76 3
HA Eun Ju KOR 8:55.80 4
CHO A Reum KOR 9:08.30 5
LEE Hee Young KOR 9:15.25 6
HEO Jeong Eun KOR 9:24.22 7
O Hee Jin KOR 9:25.32 8
100 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
HERBST Stefan GER 0:54.89 1
MANKOC Peter SLO 0:55.16 2
HWANG In Gyu KOR 0:56.89 3
O'CONNOR Kellan USA 0:56.98 4
MARCHENKO Igor RUS 0:57.66 5
LEE Han Lim KOR 0:57.93 6
KIM Kwang Myung KOR 1:01.35 7
100 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
HERBST Stefan GER 0:54.89 1
MANKOC Peter SLO 0:55.16 2
HWANG In Gyu KOR 0:56.89 3
O'CONNOR Kellan USA 0:56.98 4
MARCHENKO Igor RUS 0:57.66 5
LEE Han Lim KOR 0:57.93 6
KIM Kwang Myung KOR 1:01.35 7
PARK Bum HO KOR 1:01.71 8
200 m BACKSTROKE WOMEN
Name Nat Time Rank
KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 2:10.88 1
LEE Da Hye KOR 2:12.63 2
LEE Nam Eun KOR 2:14.85 3
NOWOTZIN Sizke GER 2:18.23 4
ALTMANN Romy RSA 2:19.10 5
MOON Mi Ae KOR 2:23.55 6
KIM Su Young KOR 2:42.50 7
50 m BUTTERFLY MEN
Name Nat Time Rank
HACHAEV Ravil UZB 0:24.19 1
TAKAMATSU Yasutake JPN 0:24.24 2
JEONG Do Hee KOR 0:24.55 3
MARCHENKO Igor RUS 0:24.69 4
O'CONNOR Kellan USA 0:24.83 5
KIM Young Nam KOR 0:25.68 6
PARK Jae Sun KOR 0:25.84 7
ZAABADICK Robert USA 0:26.15 8
TOP
FINALS DAY 2
100 m FREESTYLE WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
3 MEIâNER Katrin GER 0:54.97 1
6 RYU Yoon Ji KOR 0:54.99 2
4 MIATKE Danni AUS 0:55.70 3
1 KIM Hyun Ju KOR 0:55.85 4
5 NOWOTZIN Silke GER 0:56.63 5
2 PARK Na Ri KOR 0:57.57 6
7 WALKER Meagan AUS 0:58.28 7
8 JEONG Hwa Jin KOR 0:58.65 8
200 m FREESTYLE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
1 HERBST Stefan GER 1:45.15 1
3 MANKOC Peter SLO 1:46.83 2
4 CASTRO Rodrigo BRA 1:48.36 3
2 MORTIMER Justin USA 1:50.10 4
5 BONFIM Bruno BRA 1:50.75 5
7 ARAUJO Felipe BRA 1:52.86 6
8 SHI Cheng CHN 1:53.05 7
6 PERSSON Jonas SWE 1:53.86 8
50 m BREASTSTROKE WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
5 JUKIC Mirna AUT 0:31.40 1
4 FOSTER Sally AUS 0:32.22 2
7 LEE Ji Young KOR 0:33.48 3
6 PARK Se Yeon KOR 0:33.76 4
3 SHIN Jeong Sun KOR 0:33.90 5
2 LEE Jeong Bin KOR 0:34.43 6
1 LEE Sang A KOR 0:34.90 7
8 YOUN In Hye KOR 0:38.23 8
100 m BREASTSTROKE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 YOU Seung Hun KOR 1:00.82 1
5 SLUDNOV Roman RUS 1:01.11 2
3 NICLSEN Joakim SWE 1:02.38 3
6 KOREN Miha SLO 1:02.58 4
2 CHO Sung Min KOR 1:04.65 5
7 KIM Jin Soo KOR 1:06.79 6
8 SHIN Su Jong KOR 1:07.29 7
1 CHOI Myung Cheon KOR 1:07.86 8
400 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 4:43.40 1
3 MARANHAO-MELO Joanna BRA 4:44.53 2
6 LAUBSCHER Tamaryn RSA 4:49.23 3
5 ZHENG Jing CHN 4:55.31 4
2 MOON Mi Ae KOR 5:04.29 5
100 m BUTTERFLY MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
1 MARCHENKO Igor RUS 0:52.99 1
7 JEONG Doo Hee KOR 0:53.06 2
5 HACHAEV RAVIL UZB 0:53.13 3
4 TAKAMATSU Yasutake JPN 0:53.77 4
6 O'CONNOR Kellan USA 0:54.36 5
3 KIM Young Nam KOR 0:54.51 6
2 LEE Han Lim KOR 0:55.64 7
8 ARAUJO Felipe BRA 0:56.66 8
100 m BACKSTROKE WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 NAKAMURA Mai JPN 0:59.48 1
3 LEE Da Hye KOR 1:01.51 2
5 LEE Nam Eun KOR 1:01.69 3
6 LEE Go Wun KOR 1:05.73 4
2 LEE Su Jeong KOR 1:06.56 5
7 JEONG Da Eun KOR 1:07.35 6
1 CHAE Su Ji KOR 1:10.33 7
8 JANG Hye Min KOR 1:11.70 8
50 m BACKSTROKE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
3 DRIESEN Steffen GER 0:24.44 1
4 ALECHINE Evgueni RUS 0:25.30 2
2 KOZULJ Gordan CRO 0:25.67 3
5 PETERSSON Jens SWE 0:25.72 4
6 HWANG In Gyu KOR 0:26.06 5
7 JEONG Jae Young KOR 0:26.83 6
1 KANG Jin HO KOR 0:27.46 7
8 LEE Jeong Su KOR 0:27.72 8
200 m BUTTERFLY WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
6 PARK Kyung Hwa KOR 2:11.82 1
3 KOWN You Ri KOR 2:12.46 2
5 CORKRAN Kate AUS 2:13.30 3
4 ZHENG Jing CHN 2:16.10 4
1 VAN WYK Chanelle RSA 2:17.59 5
2 KIM Bo Mi KOR 2:21.86 6
7 DEFREESE Michelle USA 2:24.73 7
8 CHOI Yun Jeong KOR 2:26.80 8
200 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
6 MANKOC Peter SLO 1:58.90 1
5 HAN Gyu Chul KOR 1:59.77 2
4 OKUDE Taishi JPN 2:01.20 3
7 O'CONNOR Kellan USA 2:06.29 4
2 ZHENG Hua Zhang CHN 2:08.84 5
3 KIM Young Nam KOR 2:09.10 6
1 PARK Bum Ho KOR 2:12.32 7
8 PARK Du Na KOR 2:15.50 8
400 m FREESTYLE WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 4:10.66 1
6 NOWOTZIN Silke GER 4:13.04 2
3 WALKER Meagan AUS 4:14.32 3
2 HA Eun Ju KOR 4:16.38 4
5 ZHANG Yan CHN 4:21.41 5
7 CHO A Reum KOR 4:28.69 6
1 O Hee Jin KOR 4:33.48 7
8 LEE Cho Rong KOR 4:34.39 8
50 m FREESTYLE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
3 ZAABADICK Robert USA 0:22.29 1
1 HERBST Stefan GER 0:22.39 2
4 LEE Chung Hee KOR 0:22.56 3
7 HACHAEV Ravil UZB 0:22.59 4
5 PIMANKOV Denis RUS 0:22.65 5
8 HWANG In Gyu KOR 0:23.24 6
6 KJELLBERG Magnus SWE 0:23.27 7
2 CASTRO Rodrigo BRA 0:23.64 8
200 m BREASTSTROKE WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 JUKIC Mirna AUT 2:23.19 1
6 FOSTER Sally AUS 2:27.48 2
3 CHO A Ra KOR 2:28.57 3
5 LAUBSCHER Tamaryn RSA 2:28.75 4
2 LIU Xiao Yu CHN 2:31.69 5
1 LEE Ji Young KOR 2:31.77 6
7 LEE Jeong Bin KOR 2:36.20 7
8 KIM Ji Yeon KOR 2:36.67 8
1500 m FREESTYLE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 MORTIMER Justin USA 15:09.48 1
3 HAN Kook In KOR 15:29.66 2
5 O Min Gyu KOR 15:30.20 3
6 PARK Ha Na KOR 17:10.52 4
100 m INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 KLOCHKOVA Yana UKR 1:03.25 1
2 LIU Xiao Yu CHN 1:04.75 2
5 PARK Na Ri KOR 1:04.91 3
3 LAUBSCHER Tamaryn RSA 1:05.23 4
6 LEE Sang A KOR 1:09.43 5
1 CHOI Su Jeong KOR 1:09.87 6
7 JEONG Yun Kyung KOR 1:09.91 7
200 m BACKSTROKE MEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 KOZULJ Gordan CRO 1:55.02 1
3 DRIESEN Steffen GER 1:55.52 2
5 ALECHINE Evgueni RUS 1:56.08 3
6 PETERSSON Jens SWE 2:03.04 4
2 KANG Jin HO KOR 2:05.08 5
7 YOU Jae Min KOR 2:06.42 6
8 KIM Hyun Jae KOR 2:08.09 7
1 KIM Ji Hyun KOR 2:08.60 8
50 m BUTTERFLY WOMEN
LANE Name Nat Time RK
4 MIATKE Danni AUS 0:27.08 1
5 DEFREESE Michelle USA 0:27.41 2
3 CORKRAN Kate AUS 0:27.54 3
6 MEIâNER Katrin GER 0:27.80 4
2 KIM Bo Mi KOR 0:28.47 5
1 SHIN Hae In KOR 0:28.81 6
8 VAN WYK Chanelle RSA 0:29.12 7
7 KOWN You Ri KOR 0:29.13 8