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Women’s 200 fly
Katinka Hosszu, a day after downing the 400 IM U.S. Open mark, dominated prelims of the 200 fly with a time of 2:09.70. She’s been faster this year with a 10th-ranked 2:08.00 from Charlotte, but she was more than three seconds faster than the rest of the field this morning.
Gold’s Lauren Case qualified second overall in 2:13.12, while Gator’s Andreina Pinto put up a third-seeded 2:14.26.
Noelle Tarazona (2:14.55) and Kelsey Leneave (2:14.58) picked up fourth and fifth out of prelims.
West Vancouver’s Emily Overholt (2:15.25), Mexico’s Diana Luna Sanchez (2:15.26), Stanford’s Ally Howe (2:15.35) and Argentina’s Virginia Bardach (2:15.36) also powered their way into the A final.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Hosszu, Katinka 26 Hungary-US- 2:05.59 2:09.70
28.85 1:01.67 (32.82)
1:35.56 (33.89) 2:09.70 (34.14)
2 Case, Lauren 16 Chattahoochee Go 2:11.60 2:13.12
29.57 1:03.23 (33.66)
1:37.80 (34.57) 2:13.12 (35.32)
3 Pinto, Andreina 23 Gator Swim Club- 2:10.11 2:14.26
30.75 1:04.55 (33.80)
1:39.06 (34.51) 2:14.26 (35.20)
4 Tarazona, Noelle 22 Team Bruin-CA- 2:10.49 2:14.55
30.37 1:03.77 (33.40)
1:39.20 (35.43) 2:14.55 (35.35)
5 Leneave, Kelsey 22 Una Txla-ST- 2:13.32 2:14.58
30.02 1:03.73 (33.71)
1:38.98 (35.25) 2:14.58 (35.60)
6 Overholt, Emily 17 West Vancouver-U 2:13.74 2:15.25
30.17 1:04.25 (34.08)
1:39.64 (35.39) 2:15.25 (35.61)
7 Luna Sanchez, Diana 24 Mexico-US- 2:14.03 2:15.26
31.34 1:05.52 (34.18)
1:40.66 (35.14) 2:15.26 (34.60)
8 Howe, Ally 19 Stanford Swimmin 2:11.96 2:15.35
29.52 1:03.01 (33.49)
1:38.29 (35.28) 2:15.35 (37.06)
9 Bardach, Virginia 23 Argentina-US- 2:15.25 2:15.36
29.82 1:04.22 (34.40)
1:39.41 (35.19) 2:15.36 (35.95)
Men’s 200 fly
The men’s 200-meter fly A final will be loaded tonight with some of the biggest names in swimming.
Longhorn’s Clark Smith, coming off a breakthrough short course season for Texas, led qualifying with a time of 1:58.22. That’s his second-fastest time ever behind a lifetime best of 1:57.15 from last month.
NBAC’s Chase Kalisz also cleared 1:59 with a second-seeded 1:58.64 as he looks to shake off some shoulder issues he encountered yesterday that drove him out of the 400 IM A final.
NBAC’s Michael Phelps, still on the comeback trail, qualified third in 1:58.90 as he should be in the mix for a medal this evening. Phelps’ prelim swim in the event in Charlotte was a 2:00.64.
California’s Tom Shields (1:59.05), Stanford’s Bobby Bollier (1:59.96), SwimMAC’s Tyler Clary (2:00.25), Dynamo’s Gunnar Bentz (2:00.42), Club Wolverine’s Kyle Whitaker (2:00.49) and FIAT’s Kaio Almeida (2:00.54) also picked up transfer spots into the A final.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Smith, Clark 20 Longhorn Aquatic 1:57.15 1:58.22
26.64 56.75 (30.11)
1:27.69 (30.94) 1:58.22 (30.53)
2 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 1:56.50 1:58.64
27.22 57.59 (30.37)
1:28.29 (30.70) 1:58.64 (30.35)
3 Phelps, Michael 29 North Baltimore- 1:58.00 1:58.90
26.71 56.69 (29.98)
1:27.64 (30.95) 1:58.90 (31.26)
4 Shields, Tom 23 California Aquat 1:55.09 1:59.05
26.57 56.69 (30.12)
1:27.68 (30.99) 1:59.05 (31.37)
5 Bollier, Bobby 25 Stanford Swimmin 1:57.15 1:59.96
26.83 57.26 (30.43)
1:28.13 (30.87) 1:59.96 (31.83)
6 Clary, Tyler 26 SwimMAC Carolina 1:58.77 2:00.25
27.17 57.64 (30.47)
1:28.65 (31.01) 2:00.25 (31.60)
7 Bentz, Gunnar 19 Dynamo Swim Club 2:04.41 2:00.42
27.09 57.83 (30.74)
1:29.23 (31.40) 2:00.42 (31.19)
8 Whitaker, Kyle 23 Club Wolverine-M 1:56.67 2:00.49
26.70 57.15 (30.45)
1:28.91 (31.76) 2:00.49 (31.58)
9 Almeida, Kaio 30 Fiat Minas-US- 1:56.99 2:00.54
27.15 57.97 (30.82)
1:29.61 (31.64) 2:00.54 (30.93)
Women’s 50 free
The women’s 50-meter free finale could feature some special swims with the stacked field assembled.
Stanford’s Simone Manuel paced prelims with a 25.19, just a bit outside the top 10 currently anchored by Aliaksandra Herasimenia’s 24.72 from Russian Nationals.
Femke Heemskerk, the top-ranked swimmer here in Santa Clara with an eighth-ranked 24.57 from the Eindhoven Swim Cup, qualified second in 25.24.
Tucson Ford’s Margo Geer turned in a time of 25.32 for the third seed, while SwimMAC’s Madison Kennedy qualified fourth in 25.38.
California’s Natalie Coughlin, fresh off a 50 back American record, qualified fifth in 25.41.
Etiene Medeiros, ranked 11th in the world with a 24.78, put up a 25.42 to qualify sixth.
Stanford’s Lia Neal (25.57), California’s Farida Osman (25.67) and Wisconsin’s Ivy Martin (25.77) also made the final.
=== Preliminaries === 1 Manuel, Simone 18 Stanford Swimmin 24.56 25.19 2 Heemskerk, Femke 27 Netherlands-US- 24.57 25.24 3 Geer, Margo 23 Tucson Ford Deal 24.95 25.32 4 Kennedy, Madison 27 SwimMAC Carolina 25.03 25.38 5 Coughlin, Natalie 32 California Aquat 24.97 25.41 6 Medeiros, Etiene 24 Sesi - Sãƒo Paul 24.74 25.42 7 Neal, Lia 20 Stanford Swimmin 25.40 25.57 8 Osman, Farida 20 California Aquat 24.92 25.67 9 Martin, Ivy 21 Wisconsin Aquati 24.62 25.77
Men’s 50 free
The men’s splash-and-dash A final is loaded as well with an international slate of swimmers set to compete.
Auburn’s Bruno Fratus, the third-ranked swimmer in the world with a 21.74, led the way in 22.34.
Tucson Ford’s Brad Tandy popped a second-seeded effort of 22.52, while Trojan’s Vlad Morozov qualified third in 22.54. Morozov is second in the world with a 21.65 from Russian Nationals, behind only Florent Manaudou’s 21.57.
California’s Nathan Adrian clocked in with a fourth-seeded 22.62, while FIAT’s Italo Duarte posted a fifth-seeded 22.73.
California’s Anthony Ervin (22.74), FIAT’s Henrique Martins (22.80), Trojan’s Nikita Lobintsev (22.86) and Auburn’s Marcelo Chierighini (22.91) will also battle for the sprint title tonight.
=== Preliminaries === 1 Fratus, Bruno 25 Auburn Aquatics- 21.41 22.34 2 Tandy, Brad 24 Tucson Ford Deal 22.22 22.52 3 Morozov, Vladimir 23 Trojan Swim Club 21.47 22.54 4 Adrian, Nathan 26 California Aquat 21.47 22.62 5 Duarte, Italo 23 Fiat Minas-US- 22.25 22.73 6 Ervin, Anthony 34 California Aquat 21.42 22.74 7 Martins, Henrique 23 Fiat Minas-US- 22.41 22.80 8 Lobintsev, Nikita 26 Trojan Swim Club 22.22 22.86 9 Chierighini, Marcelo 24 Auburn Aquatics- 21.84 22.91
Women’s 100 back
Katinka Hosszu threw down another top-seeded time this morning as she clocked a 1:00.65 in prelims of the 100 back.
That’s only a second off her fifth-ranked season best of 59.47 from the Charlotte stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series.
Colorado Stars’ Missy Franklin could be in position to challenge for gold tonight after qualifying second in 1:01.29, while former California teammate Rachel Bootsma posted a 1:01.30 for the third seed.
Club Wolverine’s Ali Deloof hit the wall fourth this morning with a 1:01.83, while California’s Elizabeth Pelton snared fifth in 1:01.85.
Etiene Medeiros (1:01.99), Femke Heemskerk (1:02.17), Erin Voss (1:02.26) and Fernanda Gonzalez Ramirez (1:02.32) also earned spots in the finale.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Hosszu, Katinka 26 Hungary-US- 59.36 1:00.65
30.04 1:00.65 (30.61)
2 Franklin, Missy 20 Colorado Stars-C 58.39 1:01.29
30.48 1:01.29 (30.81)
3 Bootsma, Rachel 21 California Aquat 1:00.39 1:01.30
29.98 1:01.30 (31.32)
4 Deloof, Ali 20 Club Wolverine-M 1:01.07 1:01.83
30.33 1:01.83 (31.50)
5 Pelton, Elizabeth 21 California Aquat 1:00.95 1:01.85
30.55 1:01.85 (31.30)
6 Medeiros, Etiene 24 Sesi - Sãƒo Paul 1:00.61 1:01.99
30.48 1:01.99 (31.51)
7 Heemskerk, Femke 27 Netherlands-US- 1:00.92 1:02.17
30.08 1:02.17 (32.09)
8 Voss, Erin 16 Greater Holyoke- 1:01.76 1:02.26
30.84 1:02.26 (31.42)
9 Gonzalez Ramirez, Fer 25 Mexico-US- 1:01.57 1:02.32
30.69 1:02.32 (31.63)
Men’s 100 back
California’s Ryan Murphy was the lone swimmer under 55 seconds in prelims this morning.
Murphy clocked a time of 54.69 to lead all qualifying, and has about a second to drop to get into the top 10 in the world currently anchored by Camille Lacourt with a 53.60.
NYAC’s David Plummer qualified second in 55.11, while Club Wolverine’s Junya Koga touched third in 55.21.
Tucson Ford’s Matt Grevers, the top ranked swimmer here with a fifth-ranked 53.27 from Austin, earned fourth this morning in 55.50.
California’s Jacob Pebley (55.75), Tucson Ford’s Nick Thoman (55.92), PASA’s Eugene Godsoe (55.99), RAC’s Mohamed Hussein (56.02) and Argentina’s Federico Grabich (56.04) finished fifth through ninth to make the championship field.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Murphy, Ryan 19 California Aquat 53.20 54.69
26.64 54.69 (28.05)
2 Plummer, David 29 New York Athleti 53.10 55.11
26.79 55.11 (28.32)
3 Koga, Junya 27 Club Wolverine-M 53.87 55.21
26.57 55.21 (28.64)
4 Grevers, Matt 30 Tucson Ford Deal 52.75 55.50
27.12 55.50 (28.38)
5 Pebley, Jacob 21 California Aquat 53.89 55.75
27.28 55.75 (28.47)
6 Thoman, Nick 29 Tucson Ford Deal 53.46 55.92
27.93 55.92 (27.99)
7 Godsoe, Eugene 27 Palo Alto Stanfo 53.86 55.99
26.89 55.99 (29.10)
8 Hussein, Mohamed 23 Retriever Aquati 47.65Y 56.02
27.28 56.02 (28.74)
9 Grabich, Federico 25 Argentina-US- 55.03 56.04
27.19 56.04 (28.85)
Women’s 200 breast
Laura Sogar, who will be alongside Connor Jaeger as part of the Arena Club Cup this weekend, topped prelims with a time of 2:27.11.
Gator’s Hilda Luthersdottir turned in a second-seeded 2:28.79, while Auburn’s Annie Lazor powered her way to third in 2:28.85.
Trojan’s Yuliya Efimova, already the winner in the 100 breast, qualified fourth in 2:30.43. She’s ranked fifth in the world with a 2:22.12 from Russian Nationals.
Minnesota’s Haley Spencer (2:31.35), Tucson Ford’s Emma Schoettmer (2:31.46), SoFlo’s Alia Atkinson (2:31.94), Stanford’s Sarah Haase (2:32.53) and Mexico’s Melissa Rodriguez Villanueva (2:32.62) rounded out the top nine headed to the A final.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Sogar, Laura 24 Bluefish Swim Cl 2:24.86 2:27.11
33.47 1:10.49 (37.02)
1:48.43 (37.94) 2:27.11 (38.68)
2 Luthersdottir, Hilda 23 Gator Swim Club- 2:27.71 2:28.79
34.19 1:11.50 (37.31)
1:49.99 (38.49) 2:28.79 (38.80)
3 Lazor, Annie 20 Auburn Universit 2:28.91 2:28.85
34.54 1:12.18 (37.64)
1:50.29 (38.11) 2:28.85 (38.56)
4 Efimova, Yulia 23 Trojan Swim Club 2:19.41 2:30.43
36.43 1:15.76 (39.33)
1:53.81 (38.05) 2:30.43 (36.62)
5 Spencer, Haley 24 Minnesota Aquati 2:27.16 2:31.35
35.31 1:13.60 (38.29)
1:52.30 (38.70) 2:31.35 (39.05)
6 Schoettmer, Emma 21 Tucson Ford Deal 2:28.48 2:31.46
34.49 1:12.19 (37.70)
1:51.68 (39.49) 2:31.46 (39.78)
7 Atkinson, Alia 26 South Florida Aq 2:25.48 2:31.94
33.99 1:12.94 (38.95)
1:52.02 (39.08) 2:31.94 (39.92)
8 Haase, Sarah 21 Stanford Swimmin 2:33.53 2:32.53
34.48 1:13.25 (38.77)
1:52.13 (38.88) 2:32.53 (40.40)
9 Rodriguez Villanueva, 20 Mexico-US- 2:29.37 2:32.62
35.07 1:14.23 (39.16)
1:53.57 (39.34) 2:32.62 (39.05)
Men’s 200 breast
Badger’s Cody Miller, who clocked a personal best in the 100 breast last night, blasted the preliminary field in the 200 with a 2:11.49.
He has a bit more to drop to move into the top 10 in the world, currently held by Kazuki Kohinata with a 2:09.51 from the Japan Open.
California’s Josh Prenot qualified second in 2:15.17 with NBAC’s Chase Kalisz (2:15.50) and Louisville’s Carlos Claverie (2:15.71) qualifying third and fourth.
Louisville’s Thomas Dahlia (2:15.73), Wisconsin’s Nick Schafer (2:15.94), FIAT’s Thiago Pereira (2:16.53), Scottsdale’s Carl Mickelson (2:16.86) and SoFlo’s Jorge Murillo Valdes (2:17.22) closed out the rest of the championship field.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Miller, Cody 23 Badger Swim Club 2:10.28 2:11.49
30.28 1:04.17 (33.89)
1:37.42 (33.25) 2:11.49 (34.07)
2 Prenot, Josh 21 California Aquat 2:10.43 2:15.17
30.85 1:05.30 (34.45)
1:40.32 (35.02) 2:15.17 (34.85)
3 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 2:12.43 2:15.50
31.38 1:06.06 (34.68)
1:40.96 (34.90) 2:15.50 (34.54)
4 Claverie, Carlos 18 Cardinal Aquatic 2:11.74 2:15.71
30.85 1:05.27 (34.42)
1:40.04 (34.77) 2:15.71 (35.67)
5 Dahlia, Thomas 25 Cardinal Aquatic 2:11.43 2:15.73
31.12 1:05.89 (34.77)
1:41.11 (35.22) 2:15.73 (34.62)
6 Schafer, Nick 23 Wisconsin Aquati 2:11.25 2:15.94
31.07 1:05.62 (34.55)
1:40.71 (35.09) 2:15.94 (35.23)
7 Pereira, Thiago 29 Fiat Minas-US- 2:11.54 2:16.53
30.56 1:05.18 (34.62)
1:40.66 (35.48) 2:16.53 (35.87)
8 Mickelson, Carl 24 Scottsdale Aquat 2:14.45 2:16.86
31.26 1:06.86 (35.60)
1:42.96 (36.10) 2:16.86 (33.90)
9 Murillo Valdes, Jorge 23 South Florida Aq 2:14.06 2:17.22
31.53 1:06.56 (35.03)
1:41.91 (35.35) 2:17.22 (35.31)
Women’s 50 fly
Wisconsin’s Ivy Martin turned in the top time in the sprint fly this morning with a 26.44 as she will lead a strong field into finals.
California’s Farida Osman qualified second in 26.55 with Daynara De Paula taking third out of prelims with a 26.77.
Aliena Schmidtke (27.04) and NCAC’s Hellen Moffitt (27.17) qualified fourth and fifth as the top swimmers in the 27-second range.
Stanford’s Felicia Lee (27.20), SoFlo’s Alia Atkinson (27.22), Stanford’s Simone Manuel (27.33) and Stanford’s Lia Neal (27.44) qualified sixth through ninth into the A final.
=== Preliminaries === 1 Martin, Ivy 21 Wisconsin Aquati 1:00.51 26.44 2 Osman, Farida 20 California Aquat 59.31 26.55 3 De Paula, Daynara 25 Sesi - Sãƒo Paul 58.35 26.77 4 Schmidtke, Aliena 22 UN-OH- 59.59 27.04 5 Moffitt, Hellen 20 North Carolina A 1:00.59 27.17 6 Lee, Felicia 23 Stanford Swimmin 58.14 27.20 7 Atkinson, Alia 26 South Florida Aq 1:00.61 27.22 8 Manuel, Simone 18 Stanford Swimmin 1:01.44 27.33 9 Neal, Lia 20 Stanford Swimmin 1:03.36 27.44
Men’s 50 fly
Phoenix’s Giles Smith surged to a strong time in the men’s 50-meter fly to lead qualifying this morning.
Smith powered his way to a time of 23.65, just outside the top 10 in the world shared by Konrad Czerniak and Vlad Morozov with 23.43s.
FIAT’s Henrique Martins touched second this morning in 23.77, also close to the top 10, while Trojan’s Dylan Carter qualified third in 24.09.
Argentina’s Santiago Grassi (24.29), Hong Kong’s Geoff Cheah (24.29), Michael Andrew (24.31), Tucson Ford’s Masa Kishida (24.33), Puerto Rico’s Erik Risolvato (24.36) and IATE’s Glauber Silva (24.55) will also compete in the A final of the sprint fly.
=== Preliminaries === 1 Smith, Giles 23 Phoenix Swim Clu 52.02 23.65 2 Martins, Henrique 23 Fiat Minas-US- 52.53 23.77 3 Carter, Dylan 19 Trojan Swim Club 54.21 24.09 4 Grassi, Santiago 18 Argentina-US- 52.94 24.29 4 Cheah, Geoff 24 Hong Kong-US- 53.33 24.29 6 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 53.46 24.31 7 Kishida, Masa 29 Tucson Ford Deal 52.97 24.33 8 Risolvato, Erik 21 Puerto Rico-US- 54.61 24.36 9 Silva, Glauber 28 Iate Clube de Br 52.83 24.55
Women’s 400 free
NBAC’s Lotte Friis put up the top time of the morning as she led a trio of 4:08s in prelims.
Friis clocked a 4:08.51, and could drop some serious time tonight to break into the top 10 in the world currently held by Cao Yue with a 4:05.86.
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu set up a triple tonight with a 4:08.62. She’s ninth in the world already with a 4:05.75 from the Golden Tour.
New Zealand’s Lauren Boyle, ranked third in the world with a 4:03.88, cruised into the third seed with a 4:08.89.
NBAC’s Cierra Runge (4:10.49), West Vancouver’s Emily Overholt (4:11.17), Badger’s Lindsay Vrooman (4:11.22), Minnesota’s Kiera Janzen (4:11.82), NBAC’s Becca Mann (4:12.41) and NBAC’s Sierra Schmidt (4:12.63) also will swim in the finale.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Friis, Lotte 26 North Baltimore- 4:05.24 4:08.51
29.40 59.98 (30.58)
1:31.44 (31.46) 2:02.88 (31.44)
2:34.63 (31.75) 3:06.18 (31.55)
3:37.81 (31.63) 4:08.51 (30.70)
2 Hosszu, Katinka 26 Hungary-US- 4:05.51 4:08.62
28.92 59.98 (31.06)
1:31.28 (31.30) 2:02.43 (31.15)
2:33.97 (31.54) 3:05.59 (31.62)
3:37.68 (32.09) 4:08.62 (30.94)
3 Boyle, Lauren 27 New Zealand-US- 4:03.88 4:08.89
29.13 59.93 (30.80)
1:31.37 (31.44) 2:02.51 (31.14)
2:34.25 (31.74) 3:05.77 (31.52)
3:37.77 (32.00) 4:08.89 (31.12)
4 Runge, Cierra 19 North Baltimore- 4:04.55 4:10.49
29.47 1:00.72 (31.25)
1:32.45 (31.73) 2:04.29 (31.84)
2:36.14 (31.85) 3:07.77 (31.63)
3:39.50 (31.73) 4:10.49 (30.99)
5 Overholt, Emily 17 West Vancouver-U 4:10.07 4:11.17
29.18 59.97 (30.79)
1:31.79 (31.82) 2:03.38 (31.59)
2:35.55 (32.17) 3:07.59 (32.04)
3:40.01 (32.42) 4:11.17 (31.16)
6 Vrooman, Lindsay 23 Badger Swim Club 4:07.82 4:11.22
29.68 1:01.31 (31.63)
1:32.90 (31.59) 2:04.75 (31.85)
2:36.56 (31.81) 3:08.33 (31.77)
3:39.95 (31.62) 4:11.22 (31.27)
7 Janzen, Kiera 22 Minnesota Aquati 4:10.25 4:11.82
30.22 1:01.64 (31.42)
1:33.36 (31.72) 2:05.29 (31.93)
2:37.30 (32.01) 3:09.67 (32.37)
3:41.43 (31.76) 4:11.82 (30.39)
8 Mann, Becca 17 North Baltimore- 4:07.92 4:12.41
30.25 1:01.90 (31.65)
1:33.65 (31.75) 2:05.44 (31.79)
2:37.49 (32.05) 3:09.26 (31.77)
3:41.34 (32.08) 4:12.41 (31.07)
9 Schmidt, Sierra 17 North Baltimore- 4:10.92 4:12.63
30.55 1:02.20 (31.65)
1:34.25 (32.05) 2:06.08 (31.83)
2:37.98 (31.90) 3:09.87 (31.89)
3:41.74 (31.87) 4:12.63 (30.89)
Men’s 400 free
Longhorn’s Clark Smith turned in another field topper today with a 3:51.19 in the middle distance event. He has some time to drop to challenge the top 10 in the world, currently shared by Florian Vogel and Grant Hackett with 3:46.53s.
Zane Grothe qualified second in 3:52.80 with Gator’s Mitch D’Arrigo snaring third in 3:52.92.
Trojan’s Ous Mellouli (3:52.97), Trojan’s Mads Glaesner (3:53.06), Dynamo’s Matias Koski (3:53.89), The Woodlands’ Michael McBroom (3:53.95), Club Wolverine’s Connor Jaeger (3:54.14) and FIAT’s Lucas Kanieski (3:54.22) closed out the top nine.
=== Preliminaries ===
1 Smith, Clark 20 Longhorn Aquatic 3:54.30 3:51.19
26.37 54.78 (28.41)
1:24.10 (29.32) 1:53.69 (29.59)
2:23.67 (29.98) 2:53.14 (29.47)
3:23.00 (29.86) 3:51.19 (28.19)
2 Grothe, Zane 23 Una Bad-MR- 3:51.45 3:52.80
27.75 56.88 (29.13)
1:26.39 (29.51) 1:56.17 (29.78)
2:25.62 (29.45) 2:54.96 (29.34)
3:24.62 (29.66) 3:52.80 (28.18)
3 D'Arrigo, Mitch 20 Gator Swim Club- 3:46.91 3:52.92
27.81 57.53 (29.72)
1:27.47 (29.94) 1:57.14 (29.67)
2:26.41 (29.27) 2:55.54 (29.13)
3:24.50 (28.96) 3:52.92 (28.42)
4 Mellouli, Ous 31 Trojan Swim Club 3:50.85 3:52.97
27.23 56.58 (29.35)
1:26.30 (29.72) 1:56.04 (29.74)
2:25.85 (29.81) 2:55.31 (29.46)
3:24.71 (29.40) 3:52.97 (28.26)
5 Glaesner, Mads 26 Trojan Swim Club 3:49.94 3:53.06
27.65 57.59 (29.94)
1:27.57 (29.98) 1:57.11 (29.54)
2:26.33 (29.22) 2:55.56 (29.23)
3:24.49 (28.93) 3:53.06 (28.57)
6 Koski, Matias 21 Dynamo Swim Club 3:50.84 3:53.89
27.65 57.23 (29.58)
1:27.12 (29.89) 1:56.94 (29.82)
2:26.84 (29.90) 2:56.46 (29.62)
3:26.10 (29.64) 3:53.89 (27.79)
7 McBroom, Michael 24 The Woodlands Sw 3:47.19 3:53.95
27.70 57.15 (29.45)
1:27.16 (30.01) 1:56.59 (29.43)
2:26.25 (29.66) 2:56.20 (29.95)
3:26.00 (29.80) 3:53.95 (27.95)
8 Jaeger, Connor 24 Club Wolverine-M 3:44.85 3:54.14
27.27 57.01 (29.74)
1:26.94 (29.93) 1:56.66 (29.72)
2:26.16 (29.50) 2:56.04 (29.88)
3:26.09 (30.05) 3:54.14 (28.05)
9 Kanieski, Lucas 25 Fiat Minas-US- 3:52.50 3:54.22
27.39 56.93 (29.54)
1:27.02 (30.09) 1:56.93 (29.91)
2:26.58 (29.65) 2:55.95 (29.37)
3:25.30 (29.35) 3:54.22 (28.92)
2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara, Day 3 Prelims – Results
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Women’s 200 fly
- Men’s 200 fly
- Women’s 50 free
- Men’s 50 free
- Women’s 100 back
- Men’s 100 back
- Women’s 200 breast
- Men’s 200 breast
- Women’s 50 fly
- Men’s 50 fly
- Women’s 400 free
- Men’s 400 free