Photo Courtesy: David Farr
MAUI, Hawaii, August 30. The final day of qualifying at the Junior Pan Pacific Championships featured Paul Powers smashing the 50 free meet record, while a few other meet marks were put on notice heading into tonight.
Women’s 200 IM
Photo Courtesy: Swimming Canada
Canada’s Mary-Sophie Harvey led the way in qualifying with a time of 2:14.71, while USA’s Ella Eastin qualified just behind with a second-seeded effort of 2:15.05. USA’s Kim Williams snared a spot in the A final with a third-place 2:15.86.
USA’s Leah Stevens was bumped to the B final with a fourth-place 2:16.41 due to the two-per-country rule, while Japan’s Hiroko Makino made the finale in 2:16.52.
Australia’s Tianni Gilmour (6th, 2:17.34), Japan’s Sachi Mochida (7th, 2:18.04), Australia’s Meg Bailey (12th, 2:19.69) and Mexico’s Monika Gonzalez (14th, 2:19.83) also will compete in the championship finale.
Results
Event 25 Women 200 LC Meter IM
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:10.79 01/11/2009Dagny Knutson, U.S.A.
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Harvey, Mary-So 99 Canada- 2:16.00 2:14.71 q821
r:+5.63 30.21 1:05.71 (35.50)
1:44.59 (38.88) 2:14.71 (30.12)
2 Eastin, Ella 97 USA- 2:13.66 2:15.05 q815
r:+7.18 29.09 1:03.00 (33.91)
1:43.00 (40.00) 2:15.05 (32.05)
3 Williams, Kim 97 USA- 2:14.58 2:15.86 q800
r:+0.84 29.61 1:03.92 (34.31)
1:43.49 (39.57) 2:15.86 (32.37)
4 Makino, Hiroko 99 Japan- 2:13.02 2:16.52 q788
r:+8.55 29.67 1:04.22 (34.55)
1:44.06 (39.84) 2:16.52 (32.46)
5 GILMOUR, TIANNI 96 AUS- 2:16.80 2:17.34 q774
r:+2.62 29.15 1:04.65 (35.50)
1:44.14 (39.49) 2:17.34 (33.20)
6 Mochida, Sachi 99 Japan- 2:17.94 2:18.04 q763
r:+9.31 29.65 1:04.67 (35.02)
1:47.67 (43.00) 2:18.04 (30.37)
7 BAILEY, MEG 96 AUS- 2:16.57 2:19.69 q736
r:+4.83 30.72 1:06.25 (35.53)
1:47.14 (40.89) 2:19.69 (32.55)
8 Gonzalez Hermos 95 Mexico- 2:19.84 2:19.83 q734
r:+0.77 30.32 1:06.89 (36.57)
1:47.77 (40.88) 2:19.83 (32.06)
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9 Stevens, Leah 96 USA- 2:16.24 2:16.41 q790
r:+0.75 30.24 1:05.42 (35.18)
1:44.70 (39.28) 2:16.41 (31.71)
10 Sakai, Natsumi 01 Japan- 2:18.86 2:18.32 q758
r:+0.69 30.05 1:04.90 (34.85)
1:45.47 (40.57) 2:18.32 (32.85)
11 Hanus, Danielle 98 Canada- 2:17.07 2:20.26 q727
r:+0.69 29.57 1:04.94 (35.37)
1:47.05 (42.11) 2:20.26 (33.21)
12 Lin, Xinlan 98 China- 2:22.00 2:20.96 q716
r:+0.78 29.84 1:08.78 (38.94)
1:50.55 (41.77) 2:20.96 (30.41)
13 Strydom, Jacomi 96 Canada- 2:21.93 2:22.03 q700
r:+0.73 28.77 1:05.26 (36.49)
1:48.51 (43.25) 2:22.03 (33.52)
14 Li, Tete 98 China- 2:20.20 2:22.44 q694
r:16.52 30.46 1:07.43 (36.97)
1:50.18 (42.75) 2:22.44 (32.26)
15 Jimenez Peon, M 97 Mexico- 2:21.17 2:23.59 q678
r:+9.83 31.19 1:08.08 (36.89)
1:49.86 (41.78) 2:23.59 (33.73)
16 Atherton, Minna 00 AUS- 2:21.41 2:24.19 q669
r:+0.76 30.18 1:05.15 (34.97)
1:51.17 (46.02) 2:24.19 (33.02)
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17 Tang, Yuting 99 China- 2:13.98 2:24.59 664
r:+9.62 30.37 1:08.44 (38.07)
1:52.12 (43.68) 2:24.59 (32.47)
18 Revilak Fonseca 97 Mexico- 2:20.40 2:26.46 639
r:+0.78 29.61 1:07.08 (37.47)
1:51.06 (43.98) 2:26.46 (35.40)
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19 Drabot, Katie 97 USA- 2:14.80 2:18.42 756
r:+6.08 29.29 1:06.36 (37.07)
1:46.38 (40.02) 2:18.42 (32.04)
20 Taniguchi, Yura 97 Japan- 2:14.27 2:18.93 748
r:+3.50 30.20 1:07.01 (36.81)
1:47.08 (40.07) 2:18.93 (31.85)
21 Kukurugya, Hann 98 USA- 2:19.83 2:19.44 740
r:+3.54 30.41 1:06.46 (36.05)
1:46.99 (40.53) 2:19.44 (32.45)
22 Ito, Haruno 99 Japan- 2:18.88 2:19.77 735
r:10.64 29.41 1:07.51 (38.10)
1:49.27 (41.76) 2:19.77 (30.50)
23 Harnish, Courtn 99 USA- 2:23.50 2:20.70 720
r:+0.81 29.30 1:03.85 (34.55)
1:49.64 (45.79) 2:20.70 (31.06)
24 Yamada, Chihiro 96 Japan- 2:18.20 2:21.36 710
r:13.58 30.76 1:06.21 (35.45)
1:48.78 (42.57) 2:21.36 (32.58)
25 Yamaguchi, Sais 98 Japan- 2:18.58 2:23.10 685
r:+0.69 31.25 1:06.56 (35.31)
1:49.49 (42.93) 2:23.10 (33.61)
26 Margitai, Lili 97 Canada- 2:19.01 2:23.11 684
r:+0.68 29.55 1:07.97 (38.42)
1:49.88 (41.91) 2:23.11 (33.23)
27 Shirai, Rio 99 Japan- 2:19.97 2:24.96 659
r:+7.88 31.09 1:05.77 (34.68)
1:49.75 (43.98) 2:24.96 (35.21)
28 Jiang, Yuru 99 China- 2:19.50 2:25.71 648
r:+6.36 31.52 1:09.09 (37.57)
1:51.65 (42.56) 2:25.71 (34.06)
29 Gonzalez Garcia 96 Mexico- 2:20.81 2:27.86 621
r:+4.18 31.78 1:09.59 (37.81)
1:53.54 (43.95) 2:27.86 (34.32)
30 Naivalu, Adi Ki 99 Fiji Islands- 2:47.21 2:46.83 432
r:+0.69 32.68 1:15.33 (42.65)
2:08.94 (53.61) 2:46.83 (37.89)
31 McGowan, Amy 98 Fiji Islands- 2:55.35 2:49.58 411
r:+0.74 35.36 1:20.77 (45.41)
2:11.35 (50.58) 2:49.58 (38.23)
-- Harkin, Abbey 98 AUS- 2:17.89 DFS
-- Black, Haley 96 Canada- 2:21.94 DFS
Men’s 200 IM
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott
USA proved its dominance in the event with a top-four sweep. USA’s Andrew Seliskar (2:02.01) and Curtis Ogren (2:04.10) went 1-2 to make the A finale, while Corey Okubo (2:04.45) and Sean Grieshop (2:04.68) were both bumped out of the championship heat due to the two-per-country rule.
New Zealand’s Bradlee Ashby (5th, 2:05.74), Japan’s Juran Mizohata (6th, 2:05.80), Canada’s Robert Hill (7th, 2:06.28), Australia’s Jake Baggaley (8th, 2:06.37), China’s Zhou Wang (10th, 2:07.48) and Australia’s Joachim Bardrum (11th, 2:08.03) were also picked to move on to the championship finale.
Results
Event 26 Men 200 LC Meter IM
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:59.51 08/26/2012Chase KALISZ, USA
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Seliskar, Andre 96 USA- 1:59.84 2:02.01 q815
r:+6.36 26.65 57.42 (30.77)
1:32.84 (35.42) 2:02.01 (29.17)
2 Ogren, Curtis 96 USA- 2:01.95 2:04.10 q775
r:+0.74 26.87 57.67 (30.80)
1:33.82 (36.15) 2:04.10 (30.28)
3 Ashby, Bradlee 95 New Zealand- 2:04.07 2:05.74 q745
27.91 59.48 (31.57)
1:37.02 (37.54) 2:05.74 (28.72)
4 Mizohata, Juran 98 Japan- 2:02.58 2:05.80 q744
r:+0.78 27.94 1:01.24 (33.30)
1:37.60 (36.36) 2:05.80 (28.20)
5 Hill, Robert 96 Canada- 2:05.57 2:06.28 q735
r:+0.71 59.56 ( )
1:35.48 (35.92) 2:06.28 (30.80)
6 Baggaley, Jake 95 AUS- 2:03.91 2:06.37 q734
r:+0.72 27.66 1:00.24 (32.58)
1:36.06 (35.82) 2:06.37 (30.31)
7 Wang, Zhou 99 China- 2:05.00 2:07.48 q715
27.44 59.96 (32.52)
1:38.20 (38.24) 2:07.48 (29.28)
8 BARDRUM, JOACHI 96 AUS- 2:07.47 2:08.03 q705
r:+0.70 26.96 1:00.50 (33.54)
1:37.66 (37.16) 2:08.03 (30.37)
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9 Okubo, Corey 95 USA- 2:03.35 2:04.45 q768
r:+0.65 26.86
1:34.53 ( ) 2:04.45 (29.92)
10 Gonzalez Medina 96 Mexico- 2:07.33 2:08.29 q701
r:+0.68 27.24 1:00.36 (33.12)
1:38.21 (37.85) 2:08.29 (30.08)
11 Yoshida, Fuyu 97 Japan- 2:04.80 2:08.42 q699
r:+0.75 26.27 58.95 (32.68)
1:38.93 (39.98) 2:08.42 (29.49)
12 Sakamoto, Yuya 99 Japan- 2:07.51 2:08.56 q697
26.24 1:01.06 (34.82)
1:38.29 (37.23) 2:08.56 (30.27)
13 Dekker, Nicolaa 95 Canada- 2:08.98 2:08.67 q695
r:+0.70 27.28 59.44 (32.16)
1:37.53 (38.09) 2:08.67 (31.14)
14 Rubalcaba, Hect 97 Mexico- 2:08.45 2:08.81 q693
r:+0.76 27.16 59.51 (32.35)
1:37.59 (38.08) 2:08.81 (31.22)
15 Cote, Tristan 95 Canada- 2:06.89 2:09.58 q680
r:+0.72 28.20 1:01.81 (33.61)
1:39.34 (37.53) 2:09.58 (30.24)
16 Song An, Andy X 98 Mexico- 2:11.48 2:13.79 q618
r:12.26 27.29 1:00.48 (33.19)
1:41.87 (41.39) 2:13.79 (31.92)
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17 Rabua, Epeli 98 Fiji Islands- 2:24.58 2:25.51 480
29.10 1:07.46 (38.36)
1:50.02 (42.56) 2:25.51 (35.49)
18 Vakasama, Taich 99 Fiji Islands- 2:35.46 2:29.05 447
r:+0.70 33.31 1:15.89 (42.58)
1:54.92 (39.03) 2:29.05 (34.13)
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19 Grieshop, Sean 98 USA- 2:02.60 2:04.68 764
r:+0.74 27.25 58.58 (31.33)
1:35.88 (37.30) 2:04.68 (28.80)
20 Andrew, Michael 99 USA- 2:03.53 2:06.54 731
r:+4.38 26.36 57.97 (31.61)
1:36.00 (38.03) 2:06.54 (30.54)
21 Burns, Aidan 97 USA- 2:06.81 2:11.17 656
r:+4.83 27.64 1:02.22 (34.58)
1:40.43 (38.21) 2:11.17 (30.74)
22 Klein, Anders 97 Canada- 2:16.78 2:11.34 653
27.63 59.72 (32.09)
1:40.89 (41.17) 2:11.34 (30.45)
23 Higuchi, Junya 97 Japan- 2:08.68 2:11.85 646
r:+0.70 28.26 1:03.23 (34.97)
1:41.73 (38.50) 2:11.85 (30.12)
-- Nitski, Osvald 97 Canada- 2:11.77 DQ
r:+0.73
-- Green, Connor 96 USA- 2:02.61 DFS
-- HANSFORD, JACOB 95 AUS- 2:08.53 DFS
Women’s 50 free
The splash-and-dash took over the middle portion of prelims with China’s Zhu Menghui turning in a swift 25.08 for the top time out of prelims. Australia’s Lucy McJannett (25.28) and USA’s Amy Bilquist (25.30) finished second and third in the sprint event.
Australia’s Shayna Jack (25.53), Japan’s Rikako Ikee (25.66), Australia’s Chelsea Gillett (25.96) and USA’s Stanzi Moseley (25.95) nearly had a clean A final without anyone relegated due to the two-per-country rule, but USA’s Katrina Konopka was pushed to the B final with an eighth-place 25.97. China’s Zheng Yao will replace her with a ninth-place 26.18.
Results
Event 27 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 24.74 08/29/2010Yolane Kukla, Australia
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Zhu, Menghui 99 China- 25.80 25.08 q847
2 McJannett, Lucy 98 AUS- 25.55 25.28 q827
3 Bilquist, Amy 97 USA- 25.28 25.30 q825
4 Jack, Shayna 98 AUS- 25.03 25.53 q803
5 Ikee, Rikako 00 Japan- 25.80 25.66 q790
6 Moseley, Stanzi 98 USA- 25.56 25.95 q764
7 Zheng, Yao 00 China- 26.40 26.18 q744
8 Lam, Heather 98 Canada- 26.42 26.55 q714
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9 Gillett, Chelse 97 AUS- 25.67 25.95 q764
10 Konopka, Katrin 97 USA- 25.66 25.97 q762
11 Zhu, Yifei 98 China- 26.05 26.54 q714
12 Aitchison, Alex 96 Canada- 26.84 26.74 q698
13 Bradley, Rebeka 97 New Zealand- 26.78 26.76 q697
14 Glover, Mackenz 98 Canada- 27.13 26.90 q686
15 Revilak Fonseca 97 Mexico- 27.08 27.20 q664
16 Richaud Leyva, 96 Mexico- 26.79 27.38 q651
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17 Barba Tinoco, E 96 Mexico- 27.30 27.48 643
18 Sakai, Natsumi 01 Japan- 27.75 27.68 630
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19 Adams, Claire 98 USA- 26.39 26.58 711
20 Taylor, Sophie 96 AUS- 26.47 26.60 709
21 Allen, Emily 97 USA- 26.06 26.66 705
22 Licciardi, Chri 95 AUS- 26.26 26.91 685
23 Meklensek, Leah 99 Canada- 26.26 26.95 682
24 Bayer, Cassidy 99 USA- 26.60 27.01 678
25 Cook, Tamsin 98 AUS- 26.75 27.05 675
26 Weiss, Hannah 95 USA- 27.18 27.13 669
27 Galyer, Daniell 95 USA- 28.39 27.19 664
28 Huizinga, Danik 99 Canada- 26.96 27.52 641
29 Gonzalez Hermos 95 Mexico- 27.17 27.53 640
30 Rae, Monique 98 AUS- 26.86 27.63 633
31 Buscher, Alexan 97 Canada- 27.22 27.68 630
32 Yuhara, Rika 96 Japan- 27.54 27.73 626
33 Blake, Yolani 99 Fiji Islands- 28.36 27.82 620
34 Naivalu, Adi Ki 99 Fiji Islands- 28.82 28.62 570
35 Rasau, Ella 98 Fiji Islands- 28.50 28.87 555
36 Pene, Iris 98 Fiji Islands- 28.54 29.11 541
37 Smith, Brooke 97 Fiji Islands- 29.21 29.48 521
-- Mitchell, Tiara 99 Fiji Islands- 30.13 DFS
-- Caneta, Jorie 96 USA- 27.57 DFS
Men’s 50 free
Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott
USA’s Paul Powers smashed the meet record in the event with a 22.24, under his seed time of 22.48 that had matched Te Haumi Maxwell’s 2010 meet record of 22.48. Powers’ next target is Caeleb Dressel’s 17-18 U.S. National Age Group record of 22.22 set in 2013.
Australia’s Vincent Dai placed second in 22.72 with USA’s James Jones taking third in 22.85. Australia’s Blake Jones also made the A final with a fourth-place 22.87.
Canada’s Cameron Kidd (5th, 22.91), Canada’s Mark Thormeyer (8th, 23.20), Japan’s Katsuhiro Matsumoto (12th, 23.66) and Mexico’s Lorenzo Loria (15th, 23.86) also will compete in the finale.
Results
Event 28 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 22.48 08/29/2010Te Haumi Maxwell, Australia
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Powers, Paul 95 USA- 22.48 22.24M q831
2 Dai, Vincent 98 AUS- 23.09 22.72 q779
3 Jones, James 97 USA- 22.91 22.85 q766
4 Jones, Blake 95 AUS- 22.59 22.87 q764
5 Kidd, Cameron 96 Canada- 22.67 22.91 q760
6 Thormeyer, Mark 97 Canada- 23.68 23.20 q732
7 Matsumoto, Kats 97 Japan- 23.72 23.66 q690
8 Loria Elias, Lo 95 Mexico- 23.40 23.86 q673
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9 McCarthy, Brayd 97 AUS- 23.70 23.05 q746
10 Haas, Townley 96 USA- 23.35 23.13 q738
11 Ferraro, Mitche 96 Canada- 23.41 23.70 q686
12 Jin, Chenghao 99 China- 23.95 23.88 q671
13 Chen, Qian 97 China- 23.01 24.12 q651
14 Mildon, Dominic 96 New Zealand- 24.95 24.31 q636
15 Weir, Julian 96 New Zealand- 23.74 24.37 q631
16 Chen, Chaoqi 99 China- 23.60 24.43 q627
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17 Sakamoto, Yuya 99 Japan- 24.78 24.44 626
18 Perez Bañuelos, 97 Mexico- 24.69 24.81 598
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19 Andrew, Michael 99 USA- 23.08 23.28 724
20 Pieroni, Blake 95 USA- 23.31 23.42 711
21 Negri, Benno 98 AUS- 23.41 23.44 709
22 Fyfe, Damian 97 AUS- 24.60 23.69 687
23 Young, Sam 97 AUS- 24.16 23.93 667
24 Zeng, Tim 97 Canada- 23.87 24.10 653
25 Burns, Aidan 97 USA- 24.33 24.17 647
26 Shoults, Grant 97 USA- 25.05 24.32 635
27 MILLS, PETER 96 AUS- 24.37 24.46 624
28 Carleton, Max 97 AUS- 24.20 24.71 605
29 Song An, Andy X 98 Mexico- 24.90 24.83 597
30 Tanaka, Koki 97 Japan- 24.95 25.29 565
31 Yoshida, Fuyu 97 Japan- 23.90 25.34 561
32 Young, Ethan 98 USA- 24.78 25.69 539
33 Kado, Eugene 99 Fiji Islands- 25.54 25.80 532
34 Takayawa, Vilia 99 Fiji Islands- 26.72 26.73 478
35 Eyre, Kalen 99 Fiji Islands- 27.55 27.67 431
36 Johns, Oakley 98 Fiji Islands- 27.33 28.05 414
-- Grieshop, Sean 98 USA- 24.85 DFS
Women’s 200 breast
Japan’s Runa Imai cruised through prelims with a 2:26.52 for the top seed. She heads into today with a 2:24.00 seed time, that is well under Kierra Smith’s meet record of 2:25.78 from 2012. There’s little doubt that meet record is in jeopardy, and she may even challenge the World Junior Record of 2:23.12 set by Viktoriya Solnceva at the World Juniors last summer.
Imai’s teammate Manami Chida placed second in 2:28.33 with USA’s Lilly King (2:31.14) and Emily Kopas (2:31.79) qualifying third and fourth.
Canada’s Kelsey Wog (2:32.30) and Genevieve Robertson (2:33.97) earned fifth and sixth, while Mexico’s Maria Jimenez (2:37.83) and Australia’s Abbey Harkin (2:39.70) gave the session its first clean top eight, that wasn’t marred by the two-per-country rule.
Results
Event 29 Women 200 LC Meter Breaststroke
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:25.78 08/26/2012Kierra SMITH, Canada
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Imai, Runa 00 Japan- 2:24.00 2:26.52 q855
r:+3.91 34.12 1:11.00 (36.88)
1:49.20 (38.20) 2:26.52 (37.32)
2 Chida, Manami 98 Japan- 2:28.53 2:28.33 q824
r:+0.73 34.56 1:12.37 (37.81)
1:50.55 (38.18) 2:28.33 (37.78)
3 King, Lilly 97 USA- 2:30.25 2:31.14 q779
r:+0.72 33.49 1:11.88 (38.39)
1:51.67 (39.79) 2:31.14 (39.47)
4 Kopas, Emily 96 USA- 2:29.53 2:31.79 q769
r:+0.82 34.20 1:12.69 (38.49)
1:51.52 (38.83) 2:31.79 (40.27)
5 Wog, Kelsey 98 Canada- 2:30.70 2:32.30 q762
r:+0.72 35.58 1:13.96 (38.38)
1:53.43 (39.47) 2:32.30 (38.87)
6 Robertson, Gene 96 Canada- 2:31.51 2:33.97 q737
r:+4.59 33.74 1:12.97 (39.23)
1:52.72 (39.75) 2:33.97 (41.25)
7 Jimenez Peon, M 97 Mexico- 2:34.18 2:37.83 q684
r:+0.78 35.63 1:15.94 (40.31)
1:57.00 (41.06) 2:37.83 (40.83)
8 Harkin, Abbey 98 AUS- 2:34.52 2:39.70 q660
r:+0.77 35.98 1:15.66 (39.68)
1:57.44 (41.78) 2:39.70 (42.26)
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9 Saito, Sae 98 Japan- 2:28.58 2:30.05 q796
r:+3.99 34.46 1:12.05 (37.59)
1:50.91 (38.86) 2:30.05 (39.14)
10 Stevens, Leah 96 USA- 2:43.10 2:33.92 q738
r:+8.72 34.66 1:13.36 (38.70)
1:53.91 (40.55) 2:33.92 (40.01)
11 Naivalu, Adi Mi 97 Fiji Islands- 3:15.37 3:10.01 q392
r:+6.94 41.36 1:29.70 (48.34)
2:19.10 (49.40) 3:10.01 (50.91)
12 Niumataiwalu, M 01 Fiji Islands- 3:10.94 3:17.87 q347
r:+0.79 42.17 1:34.32 (52.15)
2:28.89 (54.57) 3:17.87 (48.98)
13 McGowan, Amy 98 Fiji Islands- 3:17.78 3:22.13 q325
r:+0.78 44.44 1:37.05 (52.61)
2:29.44 (52.39) 3:22.13 (52.69)
14 Caneta, Jorie 96 USA- 2:36.29 2:36.99 q695
r:+5.08 35.48 1:15.56 (40.08)
1:56.02 (40.46) 2:36.99 (40.97)
15 Tokunaga, Ayaka 99 Japan- 2:36.68 2:38.04 q681
r:+0.74 35.53 1:15.77 (40.24)
1:56.31 (40.54) 2:38.04 (41.73)
-- Eastin, Ella 97 USA- 2:35.74 DFS
Men’s 200 breast
Japan had another strong event as the nation went 1-2-3 in the 200 breast. Rintaro Okubo (2:14.47) and Ryuya Mura (2:15.11) will lead the A final tonight, while Yuya Hinomoto was bumped to the B final with a third-place 2:15.58.
New Zealand’s George Schroder (4th, 2:15.64), Australia’s Matthew Wilson (5th, 2:15.88), Canada’s James Guest (6th, 2:16.28), Canada’s James Dergousoff (7th, 2:16.82), China’s Liu Yusong (8th, 2:17.39) and USA’s Alex Evdokimov (9th, 2:17.70) will also be competing in the championship finale.
Results
Event 30 Men 200 LC Meter Breaststroke
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Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:08.03 08/26/2012Akihiro YAMAGUCHI, Japan
Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Okubo, Rintaro 96 Japan- 2:13.55 2:14.47 q842
r:+3.55 30.90 1:05.64 (34.74)
1:39.96 (34.32) 2:14.47 (34.51)
2 Mura, Ryuya 96 Japan- 2:13.00 2:15.11 q830
r:+0.70 30.48 1:04.29 (33.81)
1:39.67 (35.38) 2:15.11 (35.44)
3 Schroder, Georg 95 New Zealand- 2:16.88 2:15.64 q821
r:+0.73 31.47 1:05.93 (34.46)
1:41.54 (35.61) 2:15.64 (34.10)
4 Wilson, Matt 98 AUS- 2:17.31 2:15.88 q816
r:+0.66 30.65 1:05.53 (34.88)
1:40.67 (35.14) 2:15.88 (35.21)
5 Guest, James 96 Canada- 2:15.21 2:16.28 q809
r:+3.37 30.82 1:05.15 (34.33)
1:40.53 (35.38) 2:16.28 (35.75)
6 Dergousoff, Jam 96 Canada- 2:15.73 2:16.82 q799
r:+6.39 31.57 1:06.52 (34.95)
1:41.61 (35.09) 2:16.82 (35.21)
7 Liu, Yunsong 99 China- 2:23.00 2:17.39 q790
r:+0.70 30.60 1:06.18 (35.58)
1:41.47 (35.29) 2:17.39 (35.92)
8 Evdokimov, Alex 96 USA- 2:21.77 2:17.70 q784
r:+3.55 31.38 1:05.91 (34.53)
1:41.92 (36.01) 2:17.70 (35.78)
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9 Hinomoto, Yuya 97 Japan- 2:13.16 2:15.58 q822
r:10.30 30.42 1:04.93 (34.51)
1:40.75 (35.82) 2:15.58 (34.83)
10 Baggaley, Jake 95 AUS- 2:15.26 2:17.80 q783
r:+0.73 31.09 1:06.51 (35.42)
1:42.26 (35.75) 2:17.80 (35.54)
11 Owen, Todd 95 USA- 2:16.25 2:17.97 q780
r:+0.82 31.78 1:05.63 (33.85)
1:41.66 (36.03) 2:17.97 (36.31)
12 Taylor, Cody 96 USA- 2:12.73 2:18.18 q776
r:+0.75 31.15 1:05.18 (34.03)
1:40.99 (35.81) 2:18.18 (37.19)
13 Ackman, Matthew 96 Canada- 2:17.03 2:18.78 q766
r:+0.67 30.43 1:05.64 (35.21)
1:41.55 (35.91) 2:18.78 (37.23)
14 Walsh, Ben 97 New Zealand- 2:19.11 2:24.32 q681
r:+0.76 31.95 1:08.39 (36.44)
1:45.61 (37.22) 2:24.32 (38.71)
15 Hernández Covar 96 Mexico- 2:26.95 2:28.94 q620
r:+6.61 33.85 1:11.83 (37.98)
1:51.15 (39.32) 2:28.94 (37.79)
16 Vakasama, Taich 99 Fiji Islands- 2:38.50 2:41.08 q490
r:+0.79 39.01 1:19.57 (40.56)
2:01.42 (41.85) 2:41.08 (39.66)
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17 Hoppe, Connor 95 USA- 2:19.51 2:20.60 737
r:+0.72 32.44 1:07.89 (35.45)
1:43.73 (35.84) 2:20.60 (36.87)
18 Freund, Kaelan 98 Canada- 2:23.76 2:21.95 716
r:+0.70 32.00 1:08.24 (36.24)
1:44.80 (36.56) 2:21.95 (37.15)
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19 McGinnis, Ryder 97 Canada- 2:21.87 2:24.15 684
r:+0.66 31.91 1:07.28 (35.37)
1:45.01 (37.73) 2:24.15 (39.14)
-- Carmona Leon, C 96 Mexico- 2:24.99 DQ
r:+0.77
Women’s 1500 free/Men’s 800 free merged slower heat
Photo Courtesy: Kristin Karkoska
USA’s Nick Norman topped the men’s 800 free with an 8:10.03, while USA’s Brendan Casey (8:22.77) and Fiji’s Oakley Johns (10:33.42) also competed in the earlier heat. USA’s Madison Homovich topped the women’s 1500 free in 16:39.14, while USA’s Regan Kology touched second in 16:48.39. Canada’s Danica Ludlow finished third in 17:08.62 with Mexico’s Mayte Cano taking fourth in 17:31.52.
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Power is from 1995, he can´t take the JWR.. he has to be born on 1996 or younger..
Good point. We caught the issue on Sophie Taylor last night for the Aussie relay. All the girls listed at 1996 aren’t eligible. So, it makes sense that all the males listed 1995 aren’t eligible either!