USMS Nationals – Day 3 Highlights
Day 3 Highlights 500 Free Women 100 Back 50 Breast 200 IM 50 Free 200 Fly 200 Mixed Free Relay
Day 3 Highlights 500 Free Women 100 Back 50 Breast 200 IM 50 Free 200 Fly 200 Mixed Free Relay
200 Breast – Women Again, breaststroke records fell in several age groups of the women's 200. Wenke Hansen led the way and broke her third breaststroke record in the 30-34
100 Free – Women 52.05 was the fastest women's time. It was set by Sarabeth Schweitzer who continued her assault on the record books by breaking the 1991 record of
50 Breast – Women As in the 100 Breast, records were fell with amazing regularity in the women's 50 Breast. Leading the way was Wenke Hanson, 30, who once again
100 Back – Women Sarabeth Schweitzer, 21 swimming for the U.S.A. Water Bandits posted the fastest women's 100 Back with a time of 55.98 – breaking her own national age
The fastest female time in the 500 was a 5:07.85 by Jill Hernandez, 39 swimming for the USA Water Bandits. Celeste Miller,50, from the Sierra Nevada Masters, had the best
Women's 50 Back The fastest time in the event was recorded by Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen, 38, of San Diego Swim Masters, at 27.83. The only record to fall went to Garden
By Michael Collins Bobby Patten, 35 and representing his new DAMM team (Dallas Aquatic Masters), was overall male champion in the 1000 with a time of 9:41.63 – just short
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