Updated December 7, 2008
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 4. WELL, it's time for another Swimming World Virtual Meet. From time-to-time, when enough strong meets are going on during the same weekend across the world or country, we like to throw them together as it they were the same meet. The top three finishers from each meet are included, if available.
We are including the USA Short Course Nationals (ATL), Texas Invitational (AUS) and Husky Invitational (HUS) so far.
Which meet do you think is the best of the weekend so far?
Women
50 free
21.33, Lara Jackson (AUS) AR
21.67r, Amanda Weir (ATL)
21.96, Anne Marie May (HUS)
22.05, Hee-jin Chang (AUS)
22.27, Jackie Vavrek (ATL)
22.32, Karlee Bispo (AUS)
22.42, Whitney Campbell (ATL)
22.61, Kristen Lahey (HUS)
22.96, Naomi Javanifard (HUS)
22.96, Erin Campbell (HUS)
100 free
47.15, Amanda Weir (ATL)
47.74r, Justine Schluntz (AUS)
47.80, Justine Schluntz (AUS)
47.80, Dagny Knutson (ATL)
47.90, Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (ATL)
47.96, Karlee Bispo (AUS)
48.01r, Karlee Bispo (AUS)
48.17, Hee-jin Chang (AUS)
48.83, Anne Marie May (HUS)
50.42, Courtney Bauer (HUS)
50.48, Nadia Dwidar (HUS)
200 free
1:42.83, Dagny Knutson (ATL)
1:43.84, Karlee Bispo (AUS)
1:43.93, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
1:44.00, Justine Schluntz (AUS)
1:44.54, Samantha Tucker (ATL)
1:45.20, Kirsty Coventry (AUS)
1:47.04, Petra Radovic (HUS)
1:48.65, Anna Crandall (HUS)
1:48.73, Kelly Flynn (HUS)
500 free
4:35.63, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
4:39.54, Alyssa Anderson (AUS)
4:39.55, Allison Schmitt (ATL)
4:39.83, Leone Vorster (AUS)
4:40.91, Maggie Bird (ATL)
4:42.50, Ashley McCleery (AUS)
4:45.15, Petra Radovis (HUS)
4:47.24, Katinka Hosszu (HUS)
4:49.28, Ellie Doran (HUS)
1650 free
16:07.80, Laurabeth Guenthner (ATL)
16:08.63, Ashley McCleery (AUS)
16:10.70, Susana Escobar (AUS)
16:11.23, Amanda Smith (ATL)
16:13.63, Maggie Bird (ATL)
16:15.13, Natalie Sacco (AUS)
16:23.07, Katinka Hosszu (HUS)
16:27.43, Petra Radovic (HUS)
16:34.11, Ashley Daly (HUS)
100 back
51.45, Ana Agy (AUS)
52.49, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
52.71, Andrea Boritzke (AUS)
53.03, Ariana Kukors (ATL)
53.13, Hailey DeGolia (AUS)
53.29, Margo McCawley (ATL)
53.39, Kristen Lahey (HUS)
54.30, Hannah Rose (HUS)
55.69, Erica Smith (HUS)
200 back
1:51.58, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
1:52.47, Ana Agy (AUS)
1:52.50, Jenny Forster (AUS)
1:53.52, Julianne McLane (ATL)
1:53.55, Kathleen Hersey (AUS)
1:55.08, Erin Campbell (HUS)
1:55.55, Teresa Crippen (ATL)
1:56.57, Kristen Lahey (HUS)
1:57.60, Dina Hegazy (HUS)
100 breast
59.82, Corrie Clark (ATL)
59.78, Annie Chandler (AUS)
59.98, Ariana Kukors (ATL)
1:00.07, Ashley Wanland (AUS)
1:00.34, Rebecca Soni (HUS)
1:00.35, Elizabeth Tinnon (ATL)
1:00.37, Rebecca Ejdervik (AUS)
1:00.56, Genna Patterson (HUS)
1:00.98, Katy Freeman (HUS)
200 breast
2:07.69, Rebecca Soni (HUS)
2:08.33, Ariana Kukors (ATL)
2:09.88, Adriana Marmolejo (AUS)
2:10.00, Julie Stupp (AUS)
2:10.02, Christine Olson (ATL)
2:10.06, Ashley Danner (ATL)
2:10.55, Annie Chandler (AUS)
2:11.35, Katy Freeman (HUS)
2:13.56, Katy Houston (HUS)
100 fly
51.12, Lara Jackson (AUS)
51.40, Kathleen Hersey (AUS)
51.74, Ana Agy (AUS)
51.78, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
52.30, Lindsey Marchand (ATL)
52.51, Rachel Komisarz (ATL)
53.07, Erin Campbell (HUS)
53.88, Kristen Lahey (HUS)
54.08, Saori Haruguchi (HUS)
200 fly
1:52.48, Mary DeScenza (ATL)
1:53.97, Kathleen Hersey (AUS)
1:54.88, Saori Haruguchi (HUS)
1:55.97, Alyssa Anderson (AUS)
1:56.01, Ava Ohlgren (ATL)
1:56.22, Leah Gingrich (AUS)
1:56.63, Yumi So (ATL)
1:57.43, Katinka Hosszu (HUS)
1:58.38, Tanya Krisman (HUS)
200 IM
1:54.03, Dagny Knutson (ATL)
1:56.17, Kathleen Hersey (AUS)
1:57.02, Jenny Forster (AUS)
1:57.17, Ariana Kukors (ATL)
1:57.23, Ava Ohlgren (ATL)
1:57.71, Carley Beaudreau (AUS)
1:59.44, Katinka Hosszu (HUS)
2:00.03, Katy Houston (HUS)
2:00.36, Erin Campbell (HUS)
400 IM
4:00.62, Dagny Knutson (ATL) AR
4:03.88, Kathleen Hersey (AUS)
4:06.80, Ava Ohlgren (ATL)
4:07.20, Jenny Forster (AUS)
4:08.62, Julie Stupp (AUS)
4:10.49, Katinka Hosszu (HUS)
4:12.21, Kirstie Chen (ATL)
4:17.53, Danielle Gong (HUS)
4:18.91, Rachael Wahl (HUS)
Men
50 free
18.94, Nathan Adrian (HUS)
18.95, Matt Grevers (ATL)
19.04r, Nathan Adrian (HUS)
19.05, William Copeland (ATL)
19.13, Alex Righi (ATL)
19.33, David Walters (AUS)
19.37, Jordan Smith (AUS)
19.56, Jimmy Feigen (AUS)
19.83, Bennett Clark (HUS)
19.85, Evan Bernier (HUS)
100 free
41.75, William Copeland (ATL)
41.83, Nathan Adrian (HUS)
41.85, Matt Grevers (ATL)
41.93, Matt Targett (ATL)
42.13, David Walters (AUS)
42.77r, Ricky Berens (AUS)
42.91, Jimmy Feigen (AUS)
42.99, Jordan Smith (AUS)
43.24, Graeme Moore (HUS)
43.73, Evan Bernier (HUS)
200 free
1:31.83, David Walters (AUS) AR
1:32.40, Ryan Lochte (ATL)
1:32.82, Ricky Berens (AUS)
1:33.48, Jean Basson (AUS)
1:34.48, Adam Ritter (ATL)
1:34.98, Matt Patton (ATL)
1:36.34, Zoltan Povazsay (HUS)
1:36.94, John Foster (HUS)
1:37.01, Mason McGee (HUS)
500 free
4:12.80, Matt Patton (ATL)
4:13.10, Jean Basson (AUS)
4:14.66, Tyler Clary (ATL)
4:15.35, Michael Klueh (AUS)
4:16.42, Jackson Wilcox (AUS)
4:17.34, Mark Randall (ATL)
4:20.60, Mason McGee (HUS)
4:20.91, Zoltan Povazsay (HUS)
4:21.77, Scott Spansail (HUS)
1650 free
14:41.98, Scott Spansail (HUS)
14:44.23, Michael Klueh (AUS)
14:50.34, Matt Patton (ATL)
14:52.20, Jean Basson (AUS)
14:57.23, Jackson Wilcox (AUS)
15:00.83, Mark Randall (ATL)
15:07.05, Jason Taylor (ATL)
15:25.64, Aaron Casey (HUS)
15:31.08, Jereme Barnett-Woods (HUS)
100 back
45.37, Ryan Lochte (ATL)
45.48, Matt Grevers (ATL)
45.99, Ben Hesen (ATL)
46.41, Hill Taylor (AUS)
46.95, Bryan O'Connor (AUS)
47.02, Callum Ng (HUS)
47.18, Jake Tapp (AUS)
47.19, David Russell (HUS)
47.82, Evan Bernier (HUS)
200 back
1:38.49, Ryan Lochte (ATL)
1:40.85, Tyler Clary (ATL)
1:41.54, Jake Tapp (AUS)
1:41.55, Bryan O'Connor (AUS)
1:41.99, Andrew Hodgson (ATL)
1:42.80, Hill Taylor (AUS)
1:44.21, David Russell (HUS)
1:45.81, James Martin (HUS)
1:46.05, Jon Banker (HUS)
100 breast
51.82, Mike Alexandrov (ATL)
52.13, Mark Gangloff (ATL)
52.14, Damir Dugonjic (HUS)
52.97, Marcus Titus (AUS)
53.07, Eric Shanteau (ATL)
53.99, Russ Mahan (HUS)
54.11, Agustin Magruder (AUS)
54.26, Josh Arreguin (AUS)
54.30, Yonatan Cohen (HUS)
200 breast
1:51.96, Mike Alexandrov (ATL)
1:52.27, Eric Shanteau (ATL)
1:55.38, Bart Steninger (ATL)
1:55.68, Sean Mahoney (HUS)
1:55.92, Marcus Titus (AUS)
1:56.45, Jack Brown (AUS)
1:57.32, Thomas Cole (AUS)
1:57.59, Martin Liivamagi (HUS)
1:58.91, Troy Nissen (HUS)
100 fly
45.20, Masayuki Kishida (ATL)
45.47, Matt Grevers (ATL)
45.54, Ricky Berens (AUS)
45.61, Kyle Bubolz (ATL)
46.54, Scott Rice (AUS)
46.69, Hill Taylor (AUS)
47.32, Graeme Moore (HUS)
47.47, Nathan Adrian (HUS)
47.56, Ankur Poseria (HUS)
200 fly
1:41.07, Hidemasa Sano (ATL)
1:42.48, AJ Tipton (AUS)
1:42.53, Scott Rice (AUS)
1:42.74, Ricky Berens (AUS)
1:44.29, Ian Powell (ATL)
1:44.59, Dan Madwed (ATL)
1:46.71, Andre Blyth (HUS)
1:47.20, Danny McClary (HUS)
1:47.58, Erez Fern (HUS)
200 IM
1:40.89, Ryan Lochte (ATL)
1:42.59, Eric Shanteau (ATL)
1:43.48, Hidemasa Sano (ATL)
1:43.73, Ricky Berens (AUS)
1:43.96, Bryan O'Connor (AUS)
1:45.30, Martin Liivamagi (HUS)
1:45.73, Jack Brown (AUS)
1:48.30, James Martin (HUS)
1:48.80, Steve Mellor (HUS)
400 IM
3:39.97, Hidemasa Sano (ATL)
3:40.96, Tyler Clary (ATL)
3:43.36, Nick D'Innocenzo (ATL)
3:43.67, Jack Brown (AUS)
3:45.29, Bryan Collins (AUS)
3:45.84, Scott Weltz (AUS)
3:49.00, James Martin (HUS)
3:52.99, Aaron Casey (HUS)
3:55.54, Chris Good (HUS)
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December 5, 2008 I remember when short course nationals actually meant something. When did it lose its luster and why???? Submitted by: paddles
December 7, 2008 Why not include the Ohio State Invite? U of Minnesota sophomore Jillian Tyler swam a 58.84 100 yard breast yesterday which would place her first in the nation at this point. Submitted by: chapter13
December 7, 2008 That's the beauty of Reaction Time. If you know of a top time in another meet that makes the list, feel free to provide it like you just did. Submitted by: Jason Marsteller
December 7, 2008 Why not get back to short course nationals being THE meet rather than Texas....Ohio...and goodness knows what other competitions going on at the same time. Am I the only one who looks at it in this manner????? Submitted by: paddles
December 7, 2008 Yes, Paddles. You may be the only one. Most of the clubs are looking for opportunities where the top athletes can have some competitions against other top athletes, but also have a better chance for the remainder of their squad to get second swims. This seems to apply especially to the college teams. Submitted by: dunc1952
December 7, 2008 Bob Dylan was right....The times are a'changing. Best to go with them rather than become a dinosaur. Thanks, dunc1952 for the quick explanation. Now I get it. ;o) Submitted by: paddles
December 7, 2008 Watching the videos of this weekends sc nationals on swimnnetwork.com I saw how nearly every female racer was wearing either the LZR, TYR or Blue Seventy tech suit. The only exception I could see was Theresa Crippen from Florida racing in what looked to be a practice suit. In any event, knowing a number of competitors personally,from our part of the country, these swimmers times were shockingly fast from just a couple of weeks ago. My high school age daughter swam at the 2008 Olympic Trials where she was able to swim in a LZR that was borrowed. She swims on a very small team, no team sponsorships, and next week will be competing at Juniors in Austin. Many of you out there have much more experience in this sport than I ever will. How do regular folks afford these suits? Esp the LZR as it's my understanding that it easily rips etc so hate to spend $500 on a suit that could be worthless after one swim. Anyone with ideas I would appreciate. Submitted by: chapter13
December 7, 2008 You guys should include the Georgia Invite:
http://georgiadogs.com/fls/8800/swimstats/20081205/index.htm?SPSID=40613&SPID=3563&DB_OEM_ID=8800
Their women are putting up times just as fast as the other meets. Submitted by: chswimmer
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