Junior Pan Pacs, Day 3 Prelims: Charlotte Crush After 100 Fly Mark; Leah Shackley Pulls Double
Charlotte Crush put a prelims scare into the Junior Pan Pacs record in the 100 butterfly, while Leah Shackley is safely through in two events in the third day of prelims at the meet in Canberra.
Crush led the field in the girls 100 butterfly with a time of 58.55. She’ll be hunting the meet record of 58.38 set in 2018 by Maggie Mac Neil of Canada, who three years later would become the Olympic champion in the event. Crush has been 58.45.
Second in that race was Shackley, who went 59.09. She has been 57.98.
Shackley, who set the meet record in the 100 back, returned later in the session to take the top time in the 200 back in 2:09.63. She’ll face a battle from Teagan O’Dell in that one in the night session in Canberra.
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The prelims recap:
Girls 400 freestyle
Kennedi Dobson led the way for the U.S. in 4:1.79. That makes her the top seed in finals, though the field will likely be chasing Madi Mintenko, who went 4:11.01 for second in prelims. She held the top time entering the meet in 4:07.53. Mintenko won silver in the 200 free.
Canada’s Ella Crosgrove was a distant third in 4:16.82, just ahead of countrywoman Julia Strojnowska.
The third-fastest time of the morning was American Kayla Han in 4:12.64, though she’s locked out of the final by the limit of two per nation.
Event 18 Women 13-18 400 LC Metre Freestyle
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 DOBSON, KENNEDI 17 USA 4:11.74 4:10.79
r:+0.70 29.06 1:00.63 (31.57)
1:32.62 (31.99) 2:05.15 (32.53)
2:36.49 (31.34) 3:08.32 (31.83)
3:40.13 (31.81) 4:10.79 (30.66)
2 MINTENKO, MADI 17 USA 4:07.53 4:11.01
r:+0.78 29.00 1:00.66 (31.66)
1:32.73 (32.07) 2:05.02 (32.29)
2:36.45 (31.43) 3:08.51 (32.06)
3:40.68 (32.17) 4:11.01 (30.33)
3 COSGROVE, ELLA 17 CAN 4:12.16 4:16.82
r:+0.78 30.49 1:03.06 (32.57)
1:35.62 (32.56) 2:08.39 (32.77)
2:40.59 (32.20) 3:12.93 (32.34)
3:45.27 (32.34) 4:16.82 (31.55)
4 STROJNOWSKA, JULIA 18 CAN 4:11.08 4:16.90
r:+0.73 29.91 1:02.31 (32.40)
1:34.88 (32.57) 2:07.41 (32.53)
2:39.78 (32.37) 3:12.50 (32.72)
3:45.19 (32.69) 4:16.90 (31.71)
5 OKUZONO, MISA 18 JPN 4:12.25 4:18.77
r:+0.70 29.83 1:02.13 (32.30)
1:35.08 (32.95) 2:08.31 (33.23)
2:41.08 (32.77) 3:13.76 (32.68)
3:46.78 (33.02) 4:18.77 (31.99)
6 TAKA, HARUKA 18 JPN 4:16.58 4:19.94
r:+0.76 30.62 1:03.22 (32.60)
1:35.87 (32.65) 2:08.71 (32.84)
2:41.06 (32.35) 3:13.96 (32.90)
3:46.77 (32.81) 4:19.94 (33.17)
7 KIM, BOMIN 17 KOR 4:16.22 4:20.32
r:+0.62 29.14 1:01.10 (31.96)
1:34.00 (32.90) 2:07.14 (33.14)
2:40.38 (33.24) 3:14.33 (33.95)
3:48.27 (33.94) 4:20.32 (32.05)
8 WEBER, AMELIA 18 AUS 4:09.20 4:21.94
r:+0.74 28.77 1:00.44 (31.67)
1:32.67 (32.23) 2:05.77 (33.10)
2:39.24 (33.47) 3:13.98 (34.74)
3:48.35 (34.37) 4:21.94 (33.59)
Boys 400 freestyle
Aiden Hammer posted the top time in 3:51.65 for the United States. The U.S. had two of the top four, with 200 free champ Luka Mijatovic fourth in 3:52.40. In between was two Japanese swimmers, with Kazushi Imafuku second in 3:52.18, .18 ahead of Asaki Nishikawa. Imafuku won silver in the 800 free.
The other two medalists form the 800 are set to miss out. Gold medalist Luke Ellis was the fourth American and seventh overall in 3:53.48. Kaito Tsujimori, the bronze winner, was third among the Japanese swimmers and fifth overall.
Event 19 Men 13-18 400 LC Metre Freestyle
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 HAMMER, AIDEN 17 USA 3:53.07 3:51.65
r:+0.74 27.08 56.64 (29.56)
1:26.21 (29.57) 1:55.61 (29.40)
2:24.49 (28.88) 2:54.06 (29.57)
3:23.04 (28.98) 3:51.65 (28.61)
2 IMAFUKU, KAZUSHI 17 JPN 3:50.96 3:52.18
r:+0.74 26.99 56.72 (29.73)
1:26.04 (29.32) 1:56.04 (30.00)
2:25.87 (29.83) 2:55.37 (29.50)
3:24.80 (29.43) 3:52.18 (27.38)
3 NISHIKAWA, ASAKI 18 JPN 3:50.41 3:52.36
r:+0.69 27.21 57.07 (29.86)
1:26.81 (29.74) 1:56.84 (30.03)
2:25.99 (29.15) 2:55.75 (29.76)
3:24.85 (29.10) 3:52.36 (27.51)
4 MIJATOVIC, LUKA 15 USA 3:50.71 3:52.40
r:+0.72 27.00 56.37 (29.37)
1:25.89 (29.52) 1:55.91 (30.02)
2:25.58 (29.67) 2:55.43 (29.85)
3:24.86 (29.43) 3:52.40 (27.54)
5 TSUJIMORI, KAITO 18 JPN 3:51.91 3:52.43
r:+0.70 27.26 56.54 (29.28)
1:26.06 (29.52) 1:55.76 (29.70)
2:25.11 (29.35) 2:54.87 (29.76)
3:24.15 (29.28) 3:52.43 (28.28)
6 CLONTZ, NORVIN 17 USA 3:50.78 3:53.05
r:+0.73 27.04 55.78 (28.74)
1:25.24 (29.46) 1:55.03 (29.79)
2:24.68 (29.65) 2:54.38 (29.70)
3:24.15 (29.77) 3:53.05 (28.90)
7 ELLIS, LUKE 18 USA 3:50.79 3:53.48
r:+0.68 27.24 56.55 (29.31)
1:26.07 (29.52) 1:55.90 (29.83)
2:25.69 (29.79) 2:55.56 (29.87)
3:25.10 (29.54) 3:53.48 (28.38)
8 ENOCH, GREGG 18 USA 3:51.86 3:54.90
r:+0.67 27.32 56.77 (29.45)
1:26.22 (29.45) 1:56.10 (29.88)
2:25.91 (29.81) 2:55.75 (29.84)
3:25.34 (29.59) 3:54.90 (29.56)
Girls 100 butterfly
The U.S. posted the top tree times, with Charlotte Crush in 58.55, Leah Shackley in 59.09 and Audrey Derivaux in 59.19. Derivaux won the 200 fly.
Jessica Cole of Australia is the top non-American in 59.26. She and Kim Do-Yeon of South Korea (59.74) complete the quintet of those to break a minute.
Event 20 Women 13-18 100 LC Metre Butterfly
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 CRUSH, CHARLOTTE 16 USA 58.45 58.55
r:+0.69 27.04 58.55 (31.51)
2 SHACKLEY, LEAH 18 USA 57.98 59.09
r:+0.68 28.18 59.09 (30.91)
3 DERIVAUX, AUDREY 15 USA 58.93 59.19
r:+0.77 27.80 59.19 (31.39)
4 COLE, JESSICA 17 AUS 59.07 59.26
r:+0.70 28.06 59.26 (31.20)
5 KIM, DOYEON 16 KOR 59.06 59.74
r:+0.61 28.27 59.74 (31.47)
6 DOOLAN, ELLOISE 18 AUS 59.85 1:00.36
r:+0.67 28.72 1:00.36 (31.64)
7 WATSON, CLARE 17 CAN 1:00.31 1:00.44
r:+0.69 28.23 1:00.44 (32.21)
8 PELAEZ, ERIKA 18 USA 59.23 1:00.46
r:+0.69 28.20 1:00.46 (32.26)
Boys 100 butterfly
South Korean senior record holder Kim Young-Beom led the way with a time of 52.07. He went 51.65 in June. American August Vetch finished second in 52.96, followed by Rowan Cox in 53.20. Argentina got a big swim from Ulises Cazau to get into the final in fourth.
Event 21 Men 13-18 100 LC Metre Butterfly
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 KIM, YOUNGBEOM 18 KOR 52.47 52.07
r:+0.63 24.23 52.07 (27.84)
2 VETSCH, AUGUST 18 USA 53.12 52.96
r:+0.73 24.71 52.96 (28.25)
3 COX, ROWAN 17 USA 52.80 53.20
r:+0.71 25.25 53.20 (27.95)
4 CAZAU, ULISES 18 ARG 53.71 53.47
r:+0.65 24.51 53.47 (28.96)
5 PATTISON, THOMAS 18 AUS 53.58 53.64
r:+0.62 25.03 53.64 (28.61)
6 ROBINSON, LOGAN 18 USA 54.15 53.87
r:+0.67 25.24 53.87 (28.63)
7 HOSONUMA, KOSUKE 18 JPN 53.73 53.88
r:+0.65 25.29 53.88 (28.59)
8 DUNCAN, NICHOLAS 18 CAN 54.15 54.04
r:+0.67 25.20 54.04 (28.84)
Girls 200 backstroke
Short rest mattered little to Leah Shackley, who went 2:09.36 to nab the top seed in the 200 back. Audrey Derivaux likewise had a quick turnaround to finish fifth in 2:12.98 though third among the Americans.
Second in the A final is Teagan O’Dell of the U.S. in 2:09.89. She entered with the top seed of 2:07.97. Chiaki Yamamoto of Japan is the third seed in 2:12.66, .05 over Canada’s Madison Kryger.
Event 22 Women 13-18 200 LC Metre Backstroke
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 SHACKLEY, LEAH 18 USA 2:08.42 2:09.36
r:+0.57 30.70 1:03.71 (33.01)
1:36.76 (33.05) 2:09.36 (32.60)
2 O'DELL, TEAGAN 18 USA 2:07.97 2:09.89
r:+0.63 30.17 1:03.46 (33.29)
1:36.97 (33.51) 2:09.89 (32.92)
3 YAMAMOTO, CHIAKI 17 JPN 2:10.13 2:12.66
r:+0.58 31.09 1:04.82 (33.73)
1:39.00 (34.18) 2:12.66 (33.66)
4 KRYGER, MADISON 16 CAN 2:11.96 2:12.71
r:+0.67 31.21 1:04.67 (33.46)
1:38.72 (34.05) 2:12.71 (33.99)
5 DERIVAUX, AUDREY 15 USA 2:09.61 2:12.98
r:+0.60 31.37 1:04.96 (33.59)
1:39.36 (34.40) 2:12.98 (33.62)
6 BOGNAR, LILLA 18 USA 2:09.51 2:13.52
r:+0.60 31.25 1:04.65 (33.40)
1:38.98 (34.33) 2:13.52 (34.54)
7 LIU, REINA 14 CAN 2:13.69 2:14.20
r:+0.60 32.03 1:06.12 (34.09)
1:40.33 (34.21) 2:14.20 (33.87)
8 LLOYD, DELIA 18 CAN 2:11.74 2:14.51
r:+0.65 31.52 1:05.31 (33.79)
1:40.50 (35.19) 2:14.51 (34.01)
Boys 200 backstroke
Aiden Norman, winner of the 100 back, put the 200 back field on notice with the only time under two minutes. He went 1:58.11 to win prelims, backing his field-best seed time of 1:57.75.
Second was Gavin Keogh of the U.S. in 2:00.87. He is the lone American entered. Ethan Ekk, the runner-up in the 200 free, finished third in 2:02.06. Japan’s Haruto Izumi was fifth.
Event 23 Men 13-18 200 LC Metre Backstroke
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Name Age Team Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 NORMAN, AIDEN 18 CAN 1:57.75 1:58.11
r:+0.71 28.54 59.09 (30.55)
1:29.04 (29.95) 1:58.11 (29.07)
2 KEOGH, GAVIN 17 USA 1:59.19 2:00.87
r:+0.64 28.52 59.54 (31.02)
1:30.16 (30.62) 2:00.87 (30.71)
3 EKK, ETHAN 17 CAN 1:58.92 2:02.06
r:+0.71 28.61 59.02 (30.41)
1:30.33 (31.31) 2:02.06 (31.73)
4 IZUMI, HARUTO 18 JPN 2:01.71 2:02.60
r:+0.56 28.75 59.92 (31.17)
1:31.68 (31.76) 2:02.60 (30.92)
5 MCKITRICK, BLAIR 18 AUS 2:03.61 2:04.22
r:+0.55 29.37 1:00.89 (31.52)
1:33.28 (32.39) 2:04.22 (30.94)
6 KIM, MINJUN 18 KOR 2:02.11 2:04.93
r:+0.59 28.77 1:00.53 (31.76)
1:33.38 (32.85) 2:04.93 (31.55)
7 DESHAYES, PARKER 17 CAN 2:03.17 2:05.19
r:+0.74 29.15 1:00.68 (31.53)
1:33.17 (32.49) 2:05.19 (32.02)
8 MORROW, JACK 17 AUS 2:02.39 2:05.24
r:+0.62 29.32 1:00.75 (31.43)
1:33.27 (32.52) 2:05.24 (31.97)