USA Swimming Spring Championships Conclude With Fifth Day of Action

EAST MEADOW, New York, March 31. WITH the fifth-and-final day of action complete, the USA Swimming Spring Championships have come to a close in East Meadow, N.Y.

Women's 1500 freestyle
Alyssa Anderson concluded a dominant run at the meet with a distance free title in the metric mile (16:34.72). Kirsten Groome wound up second in 16:36.70, while Monica Drake placed third in 16:39.83.

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Women's 200 IM
Michelle McKeehan nabbed first in 2:15.50, while Teresa Crippen took second in 2:16.95 and Kathleen Hersey finished third in 2:17.12.

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Men's 200 IM
Vanni Mangoni touched first in 2:03.54, while Robert Margalis (2:03.65) and Tim Liebhold (2:03.80) finished second and third, respectively.

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Women's 50 freestyle
Samantha Woodward won the women's splash-and-dash with a time of 25.79. Allison Wagner placed second in 25.94, while Maritza Correia placed third in 26.08.

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Men's 50 freestyle
Nick Brunelli captured the title in 22.45, while Brett Allen (22.79) and Cole Tedhams (22.90) rounded out the podium in the 50 free.

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Men's 800 freestyle
Robert Margalis hit the wall first in the middle distance event with a time of 8:02.13. Chad La Tourette placed second in 8:03.38, while Troyden Prinsloo finished third in 8:04.67.

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Women's 400 medley relay
North Baltimore Aquatic Club's team of Elizabeth Pelton (1:03.58), Andrea Staub (1:15.21), Felicia Lee (59.61) and Laura Harris (59.24) won in 4:17.64.

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Men's 400 medley relay
LSU's foursome of Kevin Braud (58.99), Julius Gloeckner (1:07.37), Christoph Lubenau (53.78) and Miko Malberg (50.93) touched first in 3:51.07.

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