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Women’s 200 free
NCAP’s Katie Ledecky powered her way to the pool record in the women’s 200-meter free at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Ledecky surged to a blazing time of 1:55.37. That swim eclipsed the pool record of 1:55.82 set by Allison Schmitt back in 2011.
Ledecky’s time was just off her sizzling fourth-ranked season best of 1:55.16 from the World Championships as she continued to put her foot down as the best swimmer in the world.
Only Sarah Sjostrom (1:54.31), Femke Heemskerk (1:54.68) and Federica Pellegrini (1:55.00) have been faster this year.
Colorado Stars’ Missy Franklin put up a pretty strong 1:56.73 of her own to take second. That’s a second back of her sixth-ranked best of 1:55.49 from Worlds this summer as well.
Schmitt claimed the third spot on the podium with a time of 1:57.27.
Virginia’s Leah Smith (1:57.79), Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis (1:58.11), NBAC’s Cierra Runge (1:59.15), California’s Camille Cheng (1:59.85) and Aggie’s Sarah Henry (2:01.15) also competed in the championship heat.
Mission Viejo’s Stephanie Peacock walked away with the B final victory with a time of 1:59.93 in what proved to be an incredibly close consolation heat. Bulldog’s Shannon Vreeland took second in 2:00.04 with California’s Katie McLaughlin earning third in 2:00.14. Badger’s Lindsay Vrooman was also in the mix with a 2:00.17 as was NBAC’s Becca Mann with a 2:00.21.
=== A - Final ===
1 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 1:57.39 1:55.37POT
27.75 56.56 (28.81)
1:26.18 (29.62) 1:55.37 (29.19)
2 Franklin, Missy 20 Colorado Stars-C 1:59.17 1:56.73 OT
50.89 57.07 (6.18)
1:56.73 (59.66)
3 Schmitt, Alliso 25 North Baltimore- 1:59.20 1:57.28 OT
28.15 57.64 (29.49)
1:27.43 (29.79) 1:57.28 (29.85)
4 Smith, Leah 20 Unattached-VA 1:58.13 1:57.79 OT
28.15 57.90 (29.75)
1:28.02 (30.12) 1:57.79 (29.77)
5 Margalis, Melan 23 Saint Petersburg 1:59.33 1:58.11 OT
28.70 58.62 (29.92)
1:28.55 (29.93) 1:58.11 (29.56)
6 Runge, Cierra 19 North Baltimore- 1:59.64 1:59.15 OT
28.60 58.89 (30.29)
1:28.99 (30.10) 1:59.15 (30.16)
7 Cheng, Camille 22 California Aquat 2:00.26 1:59.85 OT
27.73 57.82 (30.09)
1:28.47 (30.65) 1:59.85 (31.38)
8 Henry, Sarah 23 Aggie Swim Club- 2:00.14 2:01.15 OT
29.10 1:00.02 (30.92)
1:30.63 (30.61) 2:01.15 (30.52)
=== B - Final ===
9 Peacock, Stepha 23 Mission Viejo Na 2:01.26 1:59.93 OT
28.89 59.79 (30.90)
1:29.99 (30.20) 1:59.93 (29.94)
10 Vreeland, Shann 23 Athens Bulldog S 2:00.79 2:00.04 OT
28.57 59.22 (30.65)
1:29.75 (30.53) 2:00.04 (30.29)
11 McLaughlin, Kat 18 Univ California, 2:00.41 2:00.14 OT
28.44 58.98 (30.54)
1:29.98 (31.00) 2:00.14 (30.16)
12 Vrooman, Lindsa 24 Badger Swim Club 2:00.49 2:00.17 OT
28.74 59.26 (30.52)
1:30.01 (30.75) 2:00.17 (30.16)
13 Mann, Becca 17 North Baltimore- 2:00.60 2:00.21 OT
28.97 59.56 (30.59)
1:30.11 (30.55) 2:00.21 (30.10)
14 Kneppers, Andre 22 Univ Louisville- 2:00.58 2:00.52 OT
58.80 ( )
2:00.52 (1:01.72)
15 Manuel, Simone 19 Unattached-PC 2:00.69 2:00.79 OT
28.50 59.44 (30.94)
1:30.10 (30.66) 2:00.79 (30.69)
16 Comerford, Mall 18 Univ Louisville- 2:00.98 2:00.81 OT
28.31 58.77 (30.46)
1:30.00 (31.23) 2:00.81 (30.81)
Men’s 200 free
Trojan’s Conor Dwyer finished a second back of Michael Phelps’ pool record in the men’s 200-meter free at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Dwyer hit the wall in a top time of 1:47.88 to collect the first-place prize. That’s a full second off Phelps’ pool record of 1:46.88 from 2011. The time also finished a second back of Dwyer’s 15th-ranked season best of 1:46.64 from Worlds.
SwimMAC’s Ryan Lochte chased down second place with a time of 1:48.66, while Cardinals’ Joao De Lucca rounded out the podium with a third-place effort of 1:49.06.
SESI’s Giovanny Lima (1:49.87), Wisconsin’s Michael Weiss (1:50.12), Louisville’s Trevor Carroll (1:50.26), Louisville’s Matthias Lindenbauer (1:50.35) and Club Wolverine’s Bobby Hurley (1:50.36) finished fourth through eighth.
UBCD’s Markus Thormeyer touched out NBAC’s Michael Phelps in the consolation heat, 1:50.28 to 1:50.39. That’s a rare finish for Phelps even though he’s coming down from intense altitude training in Colorado Springs. Yuri Kisil took third for UBCD in 1:51.00.
=== A - Final ===
1 Dwyer, Conor 26 Trojan Swim Club 1:48.95 1:47.88 OT
25.47 52.88 (27.41)
1:20.75 (27.87) 1:47.88 (27.13)
2 Lochte, Ryan 31 SwimMAC Carolina 1:49.69 1:48.66 OT
25.55 53.29 (27.74)
1:21.17 (27.88) 1:48.66 (27.49)
3 De Lucca, Joao 25 Cardinal Aquatic 1:49.68 1:49.06 OT
25.41 53.00 (27.59)
1:21.05 (28.05) 1:49.06 (28.01)
4 Lima, Giovanny 18 Sesi-Sp-US 1:50.81 1:49.87 OT
25.80 53.38 (27.58)
1:21.36 (27.98) 1:49.87 (28.51)
5 Weiss, Michael 24 Wisconsin Aquati 1:49.78 1:50.12 OT
26.48 54.49 (28.01)
1:22.60 (28.11) 1:50.12 (27.52)
6 Carroll, Trevor 20 Univ Louisville- 1:49.70 1:50.26 OT
25.84 54.03 (28.19)
1:22.37 (28.34) 1:50.26 (27.89)
7 Lindenbauer, Ma 22 Univ Louisville- 1:49.97 1:50.35 OT
26.02 54.19 (28.17)
1:22.49 (28.30) 1:50.35 (27.86)
8 Hurley, Bobby 27 Club Wolverine-M 1:50.02 1:50.36 OT
25.81 53.87 (28.06)
1:22.43 (28.56) 1:50.36 (27.93)
=== B - Final ===
9 Thormeyer, Mark 18 Ubc Dolphins-US 1:51.88 1:50.28 OT
26.31 54.39 (28.08)
1:22.41 (28.02) 1:50.28 (27.87)
10 Phelps, Michael 30 North Baltimore- 1:51.34 1:50.39 OT
25.46 53.13 (27.67)
1:21.69 (28.56) 1:50.39 (28.70)
11 Kisil, Yuri 20 Ubc Dolphins-US 1:51.75 1:51.00 OT
25.26 53.22 (27.96)
1:22.06 (28.84) 1:51.00 (28.94)
12 Shoults, Grant 18 Mission Viejo Na 1:51.82 1:51.04 OT
25.84 54.20 (28.36)
1:22.73 (28.53) 1:51.04 (28.31)
13 Jaeger, Connor 24 Club Wolverine-M 1:51.48 1:51.21 OT
26.16 54.61 (28.45)
1:23.26 (28.65) 1:51.21 (27.95)
14 McBroom, Michae 24 The Woodlands Sw 1:51.45 1:51.41 OT
26.98 55.22 (28.24)
1:23.99 (28.77) 1:51.41 (27.42)
15 Carter, Dylan 19 Una Troj-CA 1:50.84 1:52.01 WN
25.69 53.29 (27.60)
1:22.25 (28.96) 1:52.01 (29.76)
16 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 1:52.12 1:53.11 WN
26.18 55.29 (29.11)
1:24.18 (28.89) 1:53.11 (28.93)
Women’s 100 breast
Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis clipped SwimMAC’s Micah Lawrence for the women’s 100-meter breast title at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Margalis edged Lawrence by the slimmest of margins, 1:07.44 to 1:07.45. That put both on the outskirts of the top 20 times in the world this year, and a second back of Jessica Hardy’s pool record of 1:06.42 from 2011.
Louisville’s Andee Cottrell finished third overall in 1:08.14 with Breeja Larson taking fourth in 1:08.50.
Minnesota’s Rachel Munson (1:09.36), Penn State’s Melissa Rodriguez (1:09.63), Badger’s Emily McClellan (1:09.79) and Franko Jonker (1:09.80) also competed in the finale.
Emma Reaney, now back to Indiana after her time with SwimMAC, topped the B final in 1:09.64. Toronto’s Martha McCabe (1:09.88) and T2’s Justine Bowker (1:09.91) placed second and third in the B final.
=== A - Final ===
1 Margalis, Melan 23 Saint Petersburg 1:09.21 1:07.44 OT
31.81 1:07.44 (35.63)
2 Lawrence, Micah 25 SwimMAC Carolina 1:07.90 1:07.45 OT
32.33 1:07.45 (35.12)
3 Cottrell, Andee 20 Univ Louisville- 1:07.90 1:08.14 OT
32.45 1:08.14 (35.69)
4 Larson, Breeja 23 Unattached-GU 1:08.22 1:08.50 OT
32.82 1:08.50 (35.68)
5 Munson, Rachel 18 Univ Minnesota-M 1:10.10 1:09.36 OT
32.95 1:09.36 (36.41)
6 Rodriguez, Meli 21 Penn State-MA 1:09.81 1:09.63 OT
33.14 1:09.63 (36.49)
7 McClellan, Emil 23 Badger Swim Club 1:10.03 1:09.79 OT
32.61 1:09.79 (37.18)
8 Jonker, Franko 22 Unattached-GU 1:10.05 1:09.80 OT
33.28 1:09.80 (36.52)
=== B - Final ===
9 Reaney, Emma 23 Una IA-IN 1:10.69 1:09.64 OT
32.94 1:09.64 (36.70)
10 McCabe, Martha 26 Toronto Swim Clu 1:10.81 1:09.88 OT
33.39 1:09.88 (36.49)
11 Bowker, Justine 29 T2 Aquatics-FL 1:10.88 1:09.91 OT
33.46 1:09.91 (36.45)
12 Lindsay, Laura 25 Canton City Scho 1:11.35 1:10.25 OT
32.60 1:10.25 (37.65)
13 Simon, Laura 21 Unattached-VA 1:11.41 1:10.99 OT
33.98 1:10.99 (37.01)
14 Tarazi, Val 16 Unattached-IL 1:11.61 1:11.59 WN
33.31 1:11.59 (38.28)
15 Vonderhaar, Mad 17 Northern KY Clip 1:11.60 1:12.14 WN
34.06 1:12.14 (38.08)
16 Popov, Nikol 16 Canyons Aquatic- 1:11.50 1:12.47 WN
33.60 1:12.47 (38.87)
Men’s 100 breast
Missouri’s Sam Tierney was the surprise winner in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
With bigger names like Cody Miller and Felipe Lima in the mix, Tierney still managed to get his hand on the wall first in 1:00.82. That broke the pool record of 1:01.02 set by Carlos Claverie this morning, which broke the previous mark of 1:01.13 set by Brendan Hansen in 2011.
Miller, who has a 59.51 to his credit from the Santa Clara stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series last season, finished second in 1:00.86. Claverie settled for third in 1:01.19.
Indie’s Michael Andrew missed the 15-16 national age group mark with a 1:01.25 for fourth.
Felipe Lima (1:01.35), Club Wolverine’s Richard Funk (1:01.66), Limmat Sharks’ Yannick Kaiser (1:01.82) and Longhorn’s Andrew Wilson (1:02.66) claimed fifth through eighth.
Bulldog’s Nic Fink topped the B final in a time of 1:01.82 with Wisconsin’s Nick Schafer close behind with a 1:01.96. BJ Johnson wound up third in 1:02.24.
=== A - Final ===
1 Tierney, Sam 22 Una Umiz-MV 1:01.71 1:00.82POT
28.70 1:00.82 (32.12)
2 Miller, Cody 23 Badger Swim Club 1:01.07 1:00.86POT
28.81 1:00.86 (32.05)
3 Claverie, Carlo 19 Univ Louisville- 1:01.02 1:01.19 OT
29.19 1:01.19 (32.00)
4 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 1:01.08 1:01.25 OT
28.53 1:01.25 (32.72)
5 Lima, Felipe 30 Una AU-SE 1:01.97 1:01.35 OT
28.18 1:01.35 (33.17)
6 Funk, Richard 22 Club Wolverine-M 1:01.65 1:01.66 OT
29.09 1:01.66 (32.57)
7 Kaeser, Yannick 23 Limmat Sharks-US 1:01.86 1:01.82 OT
28.82 1:01.82 (33.00)
8 Wilson, Andrew 22 Longhorn Aquatic 1:02.14 1:02.66 OT
29.10 1:02.66 (33.56)
=== B - Final ===
9 Fink, Nicolas 22 Athens Bulldog S 1:02.39 1:01.82 OT
29.43 1:01.82 (32.39)
10 Schafer, Nick 23 Wisconsin Aquati 1:02.31 1:01.96 OT
29.14 1:01.96 (32.82)
11 Johnson, Bj 28 Unattached-PC 1:02.58 1:02.24 OT
29.81 1:02.24 (32.43)
12 Dahlia, Thomas 25 Cardinal Aquatic 1:02.58 1:02.55 OT
29.44 1:02.55 (33.11)
13 Cono, Ben 19 Loyola Universit 1:03.76 1:03.43 OT
29.94 1:03.43 (33.49)
14 Hall, Josh 24 New York Athleti 1:03.82 1:03.54 OT
29.89 1:03.54 (33.65)
15 Wall, Eli 20 Univ of Toronto- 1:03.43 1:03.87 WN
30.41 1:03.87 (33.46)
16 McHugh, Conner 20 Univ Minnesota-M 1:04.17 1:03.90 WN
29.96 1:03.90 (33.94)
Women’s 100 fly
Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell popped her pool record from prelims with a sub-58 time in the women’s 100-meter fly at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Worrell clinched the title with a time of 57.91, breaking her preliminary record of 58.03. That swim, in turn, downed the long-standing pool record of 58.15 set by Jenny Thompson way back in 1999.
Worrell’s time fell just half-a-second shy of her third-ranked 57.24 from the Pan American Games this summer. Only Sarah Sjostrom (55.64) and Jeanette Ottesen (57.04) have been faster this year.
California’s Dana Vollmer, the former world record holder in this event prior to taking a sabbatical to have a child, proved she’s back in shape with a scorching 58.07 to move to 19th in the world.
California’s Noemie Thomas hit the wall third in a time of 58.23 with Trojan’s Kendyl Stewart earning fourth in 58.44.
SESI’s Daynara De Paula (58.84), Mason Makos’ Amanda Kendall (58.93), SoFlo’s Claire Donahue (59.14) and California’s Farida Osman (59.14) also put up times in the A final.
Schroeder Y’s Hannah Saiz took the B final in 59.61 with California’s Katie McLaughlin joining her under 1:00 with a 59.88.
=== A - Final ===
1 Worrell, Kelsi 21 Univ Louisville- 58.03 57.91POT
27.39 57.91 (30.52)
2 Vollmer, Dana 27 California Aquat 58.22 58.07POT
26.99 58.07 (31.08)
3 Thomas, Noemie 19 Univ California, 58.49 58.23 OT
27.65 58.23 (30.58)
4 Stewart, Kendyl 21 Una Troj-CA 58.68 58.44 OT
27.27 58.44 (31.17)
5 De Paula, Dayna 26 Sesi-Sp-US 59.22 58.84 OT
27.55 58.84 (31.29)
6 Kendall, Amanda 24 Mason Makos Swim 58.91 58.93 OT
27.86 58.93 (31.07)
7 Donahue, Claire 26 South Florida Aq 59.07 59.14 OT
26.89 59.14 (32.25)
8 Osman, Farida 20 Univ California, 59.76 59.35 OT
28.08 59.35 (31.27)
=== B - Final ===
9 Saiz, Hannah 24 Schroeder YMCA S 59.90 59.61 OT
28.43 59.61 (31.18)
10 McLaughlin, Kat 18 Univ California, 1:00.14 59.88 OT
28.55 59.88 (31.33)
11 Nack, Danielle 19 Univ Minnesota-M 1:00.65 1:00.00 OT
27.30 1:00.00 (32.70)
11 Naze, Kelly 21 Univ California, 1:00.34 1:00.00 OT
28.36 1:00.00 (31.64)
13 Schmidtke, Alie 22 UN-OH 1:00.53 1:00.25 OT
27.75 1:00.25 (32.50)
14 Adams, Cammile 24 SwimMAC Carolina 1:00.82 1:00.75 OT
28.88 1:00.75 (31.87)
15 Li, Celina 20 Univ California, 1:00.67 1:00.87 OT
28.80 1:00.87 (32.07)
16 Boyce, Lisa 21 Longhorn Aquatic 1:00.42 1:00.91 OT
28.74 1:00.91 (32.17)
Men’s 100 fly
Phoenix’s Giles Smith downed a stacked men’s 100-meter fly final at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Smith raced his way to a winning time of 52.57, just a bit off Kohei Kawamoto’s pool record of 51.71 from 2008. There’s a bit of irony there in that Kawamoto swam for the previous iteration of the Phoenix Swim Club called BEST before the club disassociated itself with Brophy in Phoenix.
Canyons’ Santo Condorelli picked up silver with a time of 52.58, while superstar Michael Phelps snared third overall in 52.99 just days after the release of a tell-all article in Sports Illustrated.
Club Seminole’s Pavel Sankovich (53.25), Tucson Ford’s Masa Kishida (53.48), SwimMAC’s Matt Josa (54.09) and Indie’s Michael Andrew (55.65) also swam in the finale.
SwimMAC’s Ryan Lochte was disqualified.
Santa Clara’s Kyler Van Swol topped the consolation heat in a time of 53.51 with Clovis’ Carl Weigley claiming second in 53.85.
=== A - Final ===
1 Smith, Giles 23 Phoenix Swim Clu 53.28 52.57 OT
24.67 52.57 (27.90)
2 Condorelli, San 20 Canyons Aquatic- 53.25 52.58 OT
24.43 52.58 (28.15)
3 Phelps, Michael 30 North Baltimore- 53.70 52.99 OT
25.04 52.99 (27.95)
4 Sankovich, Pave 25 Club Seminole-FL 53.85 53.25 OT
25.11 53.25 (28.14)
5 Kishida, Masa 29 Tucson Ford Deal 53.74 53.48 OT
24.86 53.48 (28.62)
6 Josa, Matthew 20 SwimMAC Carolina 53.74 54.09 OT
25.38 54.09 (28.71)
7 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 53.70 55.65 WN
25.22 55.65 (30.43)
=== B - Final ===
9 VanSwol, Kyler 24 Santa Clara Swim 53.99 53.51 OT
25.54 53.51 (27.97)
10 Weigley, Carl 26 Clovis Swim Club 53.99 53.85 OT
25.23 53.85 (28.62)
11 Nolan, David 22 Una Nbac-MD 54.55 54.10 OT
25.50 54.10 (28.60)
12 Coutinho, Pedro 21 Univ Louisville- 54.69 54.36 OT
25.38 54.36 (28.98)
13 Bohman, Bryce 25 Tucson Ford Deal 54.58 54.46 OT
25.63 54.46 (28.83)
14 Phillips, Tim 24 SwimMAC Carolina 54.58 54.63 OT
25.26 54.63 (29.37)
15 Turner, Daryl 20 Univ Minnesota-M 54.59 54.85 WN
25.98 54.85 (28.87)
16 Subirats, Alber 29 Venezuela-US 54.69 54.99 WN
25.64 54.99 (29.35)
Women’s 400 IM
Open water star Becca Mann of NBAC cruised to victory in the women’s 400-meter IM at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Mann, who initially trailed IM veteran Caitlin Leverenz, overtook the field and extended her lead until she won in 4:37.04. That time vaulted her to 12th in the world rankings and crushed the previous pool record of 4:40.51 set by Katie Hoff back in 2011.
Leverenz, fresh off some cash winnings on the FINA World Cup tour, collected some more money tonight with a second-place 4:39.10. That’s well off her sixth-ranked season best of 4:35.46 from the Pan American Games, but more than enough to win money tonight.
Leverenz wasn’t even slated to compete in the A final after finishing ninth, but Maya DiRado’s scratched opened the door for her to make some noise.
NCAP’s Katie Ledecky, the best freestyler on the planet, became the first person to win a pair of medals tonight with a 4:39.18 for third overall.
Minnesota’s Brooke Zeiger (4:42.49), Gator’s Elizabeth Beisel (4:43.12), SwimMAC’s Cammile Adams (4:44.07), Aggie’s Sarah Henry (4:45.35) and UBCD’s Emily Overholt (4:45.58) finished fourth through eighth.
Vietnam’s Vien Nguyen took down the consolation heat title in 4:45.15 with Trojan’s Haley Anderson earning second in 4:45.37.
=== A - Final ===
1 Mann, Becca 17 North Baltimore- 4:42.27 4:37.04POT
30.23 1:03.45 (33.22)
1:40.02 (36.57) 2:14.33 (34.31)
2:55.35 (41.02) 3:35.75 (40.40)
4:07.38 (31.63) 4:37.04 (29.66)
2 Leverenz, Caitl 24 California Aquat 4:46.02 4:39.10POT
28.98 1:02.44 (33.46)
1:38.73 (36.29) 2:15.47 (36.74)
2:53.89 (38.42) 3:34.58 (40.69)
4:07.02 (32.44) 4:39.10 (32.08)
3 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 4:42.43 4:39.18POT
30.24 1:03.92 (33.68)
1:41.16 (37.24) 2:16.10 (34.94)
2:57.94 (41.84) 3:39.24 (41.30)
4:10.15 (30.91) 4:39.18 (29.03)
4 Zeiger, Brooke 19 Univ Minnesota-M 4:44.54 4:42.49 OT
30.39 1:04.57 (34.18)
1:40.53 (35.96) 2:15.39 (34.86)
2:56.36 (40.97) 3:37.87 (41.51)
4:10.78 (32.91) 4:42.49 (31.71)
5 Beisel, Elizabe 23 Una Gsc-FL 4:45.30 4:43.12 OT
30.78 1:05.14 (34.36)
1:41.15 (36.01) 2:16.32 (35.17)
2:56.81 (40.49) 3:38.41 (41.60)
4:11.18 (32.77) 4:43.12 (31.94)
6 Adams, Cammile 24 SwimMAC Carolina 4:45.91 4:44.07 OT
30.17 1:03.77 (33.60)
1:40.17 (36.40) 2:15.59 (35.42)
2:57.94 (42.35) 3:39.70 (41.76)
4:12.83 (33.13) 4:44.07 (31.24)
7 Henry, Sarah 23 Aggie Swim Club- 4:44.71 4:45.35 OT
31.00 1:05.64 (34.64)
1:43.41 (37.77) 2:19.46 (36.05)
3:00.60 (41.14) 3:41.52 (40.92)
4:14.21 (32.69) 4:45.35 (31.14)
8 Overholt, Emily 18 Ubc Dolphins-US 4:44.26 4:45.58 OT
29.72 1:03.43 (33.71)
1:40.95 (37.52) 2:17.24 (36.29)
2:58.93 (41.69) 3:42.03 (43.10)
4:14.08 (32.05) 4:45.58 (31.50)
=== B - Final ===
9 Nguyen, Vien 19 Unattached-FL 4:49.15 4:45.15 OT
30.18 1:04.47 (34.29)
1:41.34 (36.87) 2:16.62 (35.28)
2:58.35 (41.73) 3:39.77 (41.42)
4:13.23 (33.46) 4:45.15 (31.92)
10 Anderson, Haley 23 Trojan Swim Club 4:50.26 4:45.37 OT
30.20 1:04.16 (33.96)
1:43.27 (39.11) 2:20.32 (37.05)
3:01.35 (41.03) 3:42.79 (41.44)
4:15.16 (32.37) 4:45.37 (30.21)
11 Li, Celina 20 Univ California, 4:51.03 4:47.11 OT
29.66 1:03.54 (33.88)
1:41.15 (37.61) 2:18.23 (37.08)
2:59.64 (41.41) 3:41.35 (41.71)
4:14.79 (33.44) 4:47.11 (32.32)
12 Kylliainen, Tan 22 Cardinal Aquatic 4:51.36 4:47.79 OT
30.16 1:04.74 (34.58)
1:41.21 (36.47) 2:17.63 (36.42)
2:58.86 (41.23) 3:41.26 (42.40)
4:14.99 (33.73) 4:47.79 (32.80)
13 Gonzalez Hermos 20 Penn State-MA 4:55.75 4:52.76 OT
30.96 1:06.31 (35.35)
1:44.12 (37.81) 2:21.63 (37.51)
3:03.24 (41.61) 3:45.96 (42.72)
4:19.68 (33.72) 4:52.76 (33.08)
14 Schmidt, Sierra 17 North Baltimore- 4:53.32 4:53.40 OT
30.42 1:04.92 (34.50)
1:43.27 (38.35) 2:20.64 (37.37)
3:04.95 (44.31) 3:49.69 (44.74)
4:22.06 (32.37) 4:53.40 (31.34)
15 Sargent, Kay 17 Victor Swim Club 4:55.26 4:54.50 OT
30.78 1:05.90 (35.12)
1:44.00 (38.10) 2:21.57 (37.57)
3:04.12 (42.55) 3:46.88 (42.76)
4:21.21 (34.33) 4:54.50 (33.29)
-- Barney, Regan 16 Nitro Swimming-S 4:54.17 DQ
30.58 1:06.66 (36.08)
1:42.77 (36.11) 2:19.10 (36.33)
3:01.93 (42.83) 3:45.22 (43.29)
4:19.14 (33.92) DQ (33.20)
Men’s 400 IM
NBAC’s Chase Kalisz outlasted SwimMAC’s Tyler Clary for the men’s 400-meter IM win at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Kalisz, who battled with Clary throughout most of the race, pulled away down the stretch with a 4:18.50. That’s a full eight seconds back of his fourth-ranked season best of 4:10.05 from Worlds, but more than enough for the win tonight.
Clary, meanwhile picked up second-place honors with a time of 4:21.01. His best time this year is a fifth-ranked 4:11.71 also from Worlds.
Princeton’s Corey Okubo rounded out the podium with a third-place time of 4:23.89.
Gator’s Sebastien Rousseau (4:25.93), Louisville’s Nolan Tesone (4:28.26), Minnesota’s Jakub Maly (4:29.00), Purdue’s Guillermo Blanco (4:29.65) and Wisconsin’s Michael Weiss (4:31.23) comprised the rest of the A final.
Club Wolverine’s Kyle Whitaker captured the B final win in 4:26.24 with Gator’s Dan Wallace taking second in 4:27.29.
=== A - Final ===
1 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 4:19.30 4:18.50 OT
27.28 58.24 (30.96)
1:32.61 (34.37) 2:05.58 (32.97)
2:41.49 (35.91) 3:17.77 (36.28)
3:48.81 (31.04) 4:18.50 (29.69)
2 Clary, Tyler 26 SwimMAC Carolina 4:26.04 4:21.01 OT
27.58 58.51 (30.93)
1:31.63 (33.12) 2:04.24 (32.61)
2:41.70 (37.46) 3:20.01 (38.31)
3:50.81 (30.80) 4:21.01 (30.20)
3 Okubo, Corey 20 Princeton Univer 4:24.98 4:23.89 OT
27.58 59.03 (31.45)
1:32.71 (33.68) 2:05.67 (32.96)
2:43.80 (38.13) 3:22.02 (38.22)
3:54.04 (32.02) 4:23.89 (29.85)
4 Rousseau, Sebas 25 Gator Swim Club- 4:28.81 4:25.93 OT
27.43 58.92 (31.49)
1:33.50 (34.58) 2:06.70 (33.20)
2:44.42 (37.72) 3:23.64 (39.22)
3:55.42 (31.78) 4:25.93 (30.51)
5 Tesone, Nolan 21 Univ Louisville- 4:28.32 4:28.26 WN
28.19 1:01.11 (32.92)
1:35.07 (33.96) 2:08.84 (33.77)
2:47.14 (38.30) 3:25.59 (38.45)
3:57.45 (31.86) 4:28.26 (30.81)
6 Maly, Jakub 23 Univ Minnesota-M 4:26.24 4:29.00 WN
27.19 58.55 (31.36)
1:33.32 (34.77) 2:06.84 (33.52)
2:44.76 (37.92) 3:24.26 (39.50)
3:58.07 (33.81) 4:29.00 (30.93)
7 Blanco, Guiller 22 Una Pur-IN 4:29.44 4:29.65 WN
27.60 1:00.40 (32.80)
1:34.73 (34.33) 2:09.69 (34.96)
2:47.15 (37.46) 3:26.61 (39.46)
3:58.45 (31.84) 4:29.65 (31.20)
8 Weiss, Michael 24 Wisconsin Aquati 4:28.10 4:31.23 WN
28.10 1:00.51 (32.41)
1:35.98 (35.47) 2:10.26 (34.28)
2:49.05 (38.79) 3:28.20 (39.15)
4:00.08 (31.88) 4:31.23 (31.15)
=== B - Final ===
9 Whitaker, Kyle 24 Club Wolverine-M 4:29.84 4:26.24 OT
27.05 58.63 (31.58)
1:34.02 (35.39) 2:08.65 (34.63)
2:46.12 (37.47) 3:24.38 (38.26)
3:56.11 (31.73) 4:26.24 (30.13)
10 Wallace, Dan 22 Gator Swim Club- 4:33.75 4:27.29 OT
28.08 1:00.99 (32.91)
1:35.37 (34.38) 2:09.54 (34.17)
2:48.22 (38.68) 3:26.20 (37.98)
3:57.91 (31.71) 4:27.29 (29.38)
11 Gemmell, Andrew 24 Nation's Capital 4:31.58 4:27.63 WN
28.51 1:00.54 (32.03)
1:35.27 (34.73) 2:08.73 (33.46)
2:48.30 (39.57) 3:27.65 (39.35)
3:58.22 (30.57) 4:27.63 (29.41)
12 Reilly, Luke 19 Ubc Dolphins-US 4:29.45 4:28.73 WN
28.34 1:01.13 (32.79)
1:36.35 (35.22) 2:09.79 (33.44)
2:48.08 (38.29) 3:27.36 (39.28)
3:58.83 (31.47) 4:28.73 (29.90)
13 Massey, Ryan 20 Univ Louisville- 4:30.23 4:29.76 WN
28.43 1:00.33 (31.90)
1:35.51 (35.18) 2:09.60 (34.09)
2:48.82 (39.22) 3:27.94 (39.12)
3:59.18 (31.24) 4:29.76 (30.58)
14 Bushman, John 22 Univ Minnesota-M 4:32.29 4:31.34 WN
28.43 1:01.33 (32.90)
1:37.30 (35.97) 2:12.23 (34.93)
2:49.67 (37.44) 3:27.96 (38.29)
4:00.56 (32.60) 4:31.34 (30.78)
15 Smith, Kieran 15 Ridgefield Aquat 4:32.54 4:32.21 WN
28.97 1:02.97 (34.00)
1:37.07 (34.10) 2:11.05 (33.98)
2:50.12 (39.07) 3:30.72 (40.60)
4:01.78 (31.06) 4:32.21 (30.43)
16 Blazevski, Mark 23 SwimMAC Carolina 4:33.56 4:34.82 WJR
28.25 1:00.43 (32.18)
1:36.91 (36.48) 2:12.73 (35.82)
2:50.06 (37.33) 3:28.20 (38.14)
4:01.74 (33.54) 4:34.82 (33.08)
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Women’s 200 free
- Men’s 200 free
- Women’s 100 breast
- Men’s 100 breast
- Women’s 100 fly
- Men’s 100 fly
- Women’s 400 IM
- Men’s 400 IM
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