JINAN, China, October 19. AN Asian record fell on the third day of swimming at the Chinese National Games held in Jinan.
Zhao Jing captured the women's 100 back title with a top time of 58.96. The performance beat her Asian and Chinese record of 58.98 set at the 2009 World Championships held in Rome. Gao Chang finished second in 59.31.
Additionally, Qi Hui won the women's 100 breast title with a swift time of 1:05.47.
Zhang Lin added the men's 200 free gold to his victory in the 400 free earlier in the meet. Zhang clocked a time of 1:46.12, coming up short of his national record of 1:45.83 set in April. Sun Yang wound up taking second in 1:47.22, while Zhang Zhongchao placed third in 1:47.93.
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October 19, 2009 Qi's time is not an Asian record or even a national record. Ji Liping swam 1:05.32 2 months ago at nationals. Submitted by: David Rieder
October 19, 2009 Thanks, David. Was working off a bit out-dated of a record sheet. Good catch. Submitted by: Jason Marsteller
October 19, 2009 Do you know if Ji Liping swam the event? If so, what did she go? Submitted by: David Rieder
October 19, 2009 She went 1:06.46. Submitted by: Jason Marsteller
October 19, 2009 Jason, where are you finding full results? I would like to take a look at everything... Submitted by: David Rieder
October 19, 2009 Women's 100 breast: Qi Hui (1:05.47), Chen Huijia (1:06.45) and Ji Liping (1:06.46)
Women's 100 back: Zhao Jing (58.96, AR), Gao Chang (59.31), Zhou Yanyan (1:00.30, 59.40 in semi-finals). Submitted by: chris
October 19, 2009 David, if you understand Chinese, check out their official website: http://result.11th-games.org.cn/zh-cn/Schedule_cn.aspx. The swimming results are reported on a daily basis in the first row started with "游泳". Submitted by: tim
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