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Women’s 200 fly
SwimMAC’s Cammile Adams turned in a strong in-season time to capture the women’s 200-meter fly at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Adams back-halfed her way to victory with a top time of 2:08.16. That swim missed Mary DeScenza’s 2008 pool record of 2:07.26.
Schroeder Y’s Hannah Saiz earned second overall in a time of 2:10.37 with Trojan’s Haley Anderson demonstrating her pool speed away from open water with a third-place time of 2:10.77.
NBAC’s Becca Mann (2:11.16), California’s Noemie Thomas (2:12.38), Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell (2:12.58) and IFly’s Ruby Martin (2:13.18) also battled in the A final.
California’s Caitlin Leverenz picked up the B final win in the event with a time of 2:12.19. NBAC’s Sierra Schmidt raced her way to second in 2:12.80 with Stanford’s Maya DiRado taking third in 2:13.05.
=== A - Final ===
1 Adams, Cammile 24 SwimMAC Carolina 2:09.59 2:08.16 OT
29.80 1:02.17 (32.37)
1:35.21 (33.04) 2:08.16 (32.95)
2 Saiz, Hannah 24 Schroeder YMCA S 2:10.87 2:10.37 OT
30.35 1:03.06 (32.71)
1:36.21 (33.15) 2:10.37 (34.16)
3 Anderson, Haley 23 Trojan Swim Club 2:12.92 2:10.77 OT
29.89 1:03.29 (33.40)
1:37.27 (33.98) 2:10.77 (33.50)
4 Mann, Becca 17 North Baltimore- 2:13.17 2:11.16 OT
30.00 1:03.68 (33.68)
1:37.14 (33.46) 2:11.16 (34.02)
5 McLaughlin, Kat 18 Univ California, 2:13.91 2:12.18 OT
29.38 1:03.39 (34.01)
1:37.75 (34.36) 2:12.18 (34.43)
6 Thomas, Noemie 19 Univ California, 2:13.11 2:12.38 OT
29.59 1:02.80 (33.21)
1:36.86 (34.06) 2:12.38 (35.52)
7 Worrell, Kelsi 21 Univ Louisville- 2:10.71 2:12.58 OT
29.06 1:01.80 (32.74)
1:36.05 (34.25) 2:12.58 (36.53)
8 Martin, Ruby 15 Iowa Flyers Swim 2:13.72 2:13.18 OT
30.07 1:03.57 (33.50)
1:37.85 (34.28) 2:13.18 (35.33)
=== B - Final ===
9 Leverenz, Caitl 24 California Aquat 2:14.01 2:12.19 OT
29.98 1:03.29 (33.31)
1:37.69 (34.40) 2:12.19 (34.50)
10 Schmidt, Sierra 17 North Baltimore- 2:14.56 2:12.80 OT
31.39 1:05.15 (33.76)
1:39.40 (34.25) 2:12.80 (33.40)
11 DiRado, Maya 22 Stanford Swimmin 2:15.83 2:13.05 OT
30.26 1:04.18 (33.92)
1:38.44 (34.26) 2:13.05 (34.61)
12 Schmitt, Alliso 25 North Baltimore- 2:14.65 2:14.05 OT
30.70 1:05.16 (34.46)
1:39.02 (33.86) 2:14.05 (35.03)
13 Pinto, Andreina 24 Gator Swim Club- 2:14.28 2:14.87 OT
30.80 1:04.88 (34.08)
1:39.54 (34.66) 2:14.87 (35.33)
14 Gruest, Valerie 16 Guatemala-US 2:15.47 2:15.75 WN
30.51 1:04.82 (34.31)
1:40.75 (35.93) 2:15.75 (35.00)
15 Vreeland, Shann 23 Athens Bulldog S 2:15.51 2:15.93 WN
30.02 1:04.55 (34.53)
1:39.67 (35.12) 2:15.93 (36.26)
16 Rongione, Isabe 16 Nation's Capital 2:16.43 2:17.08 WN
30.57 1:05.80 (35.23)
1:40.90 (35.10) 2:17.08 (36.18)
Men’s 200 fly
NBAC’s Chase Kalisz had more in the tank in the men’s 200-meter fly as he overtook superstar training partner Michael Phelps for the win at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
With Phelps out in 56.04 to lead at the halfway mark, Kalisz powered home with a winning time of 1:58.07. That’s still not a super fast time at this part of the season, but still showed some racing ability against the greatest of all time.
Phelps settled for silver with a time of 1:58.38 as he finished just behind Kalisz.
Mission Viejo’s Grant Shoults took third overall in 2:00.41, while Nashville’s Dakota Hodgson placed fourth in 2:00.64.
Princeton’s Corey Okubo (2:00.66), SwimMAC’s Tyler Clary (2:00.81), Missouri’s Mack Darragh (2:01.19) and Club Wolverine’s Michael Flach (2:01.83) also swam in the finale.
Northern Kentucky’s Brendan Meyer took home the consolation heat win in 2:01.72 with Gator’s Sebastien Rousseau snaring second in 2:02.10. Santa Clara’s Kyler Van Swol picked up third in 2:02.83.
=== A - Final ===
1 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 1:59.86 1:58.07 OT
27.02 56.99 (29.97)
1:27.38 (30.39) 1:58.07 (30.69)
2 Phelps, Michael 30 North Baltimore- 2:00.40 1:58.38 OT
26.28 56.04 (29.76)
1:27.18 (31.14) 1:58.38 (31.20)
3 Shoults, Grant 18 Mission Viejo Na 2:02.26 2:00.41 OT
27.20 57.89 (30.69)
1:29.53 (31.64) 2:00.41 (30.88)
4 Hodgson, Dakota 24 Nashville Aquati 2:01.79 2:00.64 OT
26.87 57.87 (31.00)
1:29.22 (31.35) 2:00.64 (31.42)
5 Okubo, Corey 20 Princeton Univer 2:01.46 2:00.66 OT
27.21 57.67 (30.46)
1:29.09 (31.42) 2:00.66 (31.57)
6 Clary, Tyler 26 SwimMAC Carolina 2:01.62 2:00.81 OT
27.24 58.03 (30.79)
1:29.33 (31.30) 2:00.81 (31.48)
7 Darragh, Mack 21 U. of Missouri-M 2:01.65 2:01.19 OT
27.40 58.07 (30.67)
1:29.81 (31.74) 2:01.19 (31.38)
8 Flach, Michael 24 Club Wolverine-M 2:02.51 2:01.83 OT
26.96 57.68 (30.72)
1:29.08 (31.40) 2:01.83 (32.75)
=== B - Final ===
9 Meyer, Brendan 17 Northern KY Clip 2:02.69 2:01.72 OT
27.87 58.84 (30.97)
1:30.75 (31.91) 2:01.72 (30.97)
10 Rousseau, Sebas 25 Gator Swim Club- 2:02.69 2:02.10 WN
27.57 58.88 (31.31)
1:30.62 (31.74) 2:02.10 (31.48)
11 VanSwol, Kyler 24 Santa Clara Swim 2:02.98 2:02.83 WN
27.07 58.12 (31.05)
1:30.69 (32.57) 2:02.83 (32.14)
12 Kremer, Tom 21 North Baltimore- 2:04.29 2:03.23 WN
27.38 59.10 (31.72)
1:31.21 (32.11) 2:03.23 (32.02)
13 Ozcan, Kaan 17 Una Nbac-MD 2:04.41 2:03.48 WN
27.83 59.31 (31.48)
1:31.55 (32.24) 2:03.48 (31.93)
14 Whitaker, Kyle 24 Club Wolverine-M 2:03.58 2:03.84 WN
27.17 59.30 (32.13)
1:31.53 (32.23) 2:03.84 (32.31)
15 Gemmell, Andrew 24 Nation's Capital 2:05.58 2:05.02 TS
28.67 1:00.69 (32.02)
1:32.55 (31.86) 2:05.02 (32.47)
16 Wilcher, Sam 27 Alligator Aquati 2:04.47 2:11.31
28.35 1:00.86 (32.51)
1:35.87 (35.01) 2:11.31 (35.44)
Women’s 50 free
After setting the pool record during prelims with a 24.73, SESI’s Etiene Medeiros touched out Simone Manuel for the women’s 50-meter free title at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Medeiros clipped Manuel at the wall, 24.92 to 24.94, while Canyon’s Abbey Weitzeil checked in with a third-place time of 25.07.
California’s Kelsi Worrell (25.35), Tucson Ford’s Margo Geer (25.68) and Wisconsin’s Ivy Martin (25.74) took fourth through seventh.
NCAP’s Katie Ledecky turned in a 25.87 to finish eighth as a warmup to her 400 free later tonight.
SwimAtlanta’s Amanda Weir won the B final in a time of 25.35. Mason Makos’ Amanda Kendall took second in 25.38 with California’s Amy Bilquist earning third in 25.69.
=== A - Final ===
1 Medeiros, Etien 24 Sesi-Sp-US 24.73 24.92POT
2 Manuel, Simone 19 Unattached-PC 24.85 24.94POT
3 Weitzeil, Abbey 18 Canyons Aquatic- 25.12 25.07 OT
4 Osman, Farida 20 Univ California, 25.48 25.09 OT
5 Worrell, Kelsi 21 Univ Louisville- 25.31 25.35 OT
6 Geer, Margo 23 Tucson Ford Deal 25.52 25.68 OT
7 Martin, Ivy 22 Wisconsin Aquati 25.30 25.74 OT
8 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 25.45 25.87 OT
=== B - Final ===
9 Weir, Amanda 29 SwimAtlanta-GA 25.62 25.35 OT
10 Kendall, Amanda 24 Mason Makos Swim 25.53 25.38 OT
11 Bilquist, Amy 18 Univ California, 25.56 25.69 OT
12 Mainville, Aria 21 Club Aquatique d 25.89 25.73 OT
13 Stewart, Kendyl 21 Una Troj-CA 25.99 25.84 OT
14 Ibanez Lopez, L 24 Unattached-GU 25.92 25.91 OT
14 Bailey, Chelsea 23 Una King-PN 25.80 25.91 OT
16 Poon, Victoria 31 A.N. de Montreal 25.95 25.97 OT
Men’s 50 free
California’s Nathan Adrian blasted a 13-year-old pool record with a win in the men’s 50-meter free at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Adrian raced his way to a 21.56 to crush the 22.00 posted by legend Jason Lezak back in 2002. That time is not far off Adrian’s second-ranked season best of 21.37 from Worlds.
Canyon’s Santo Condorelli turned in a 22.24 to take second overall while Tucson Ford’s Brad Tandy claimed third in 22.27.
George Bovell (22.44), Club Wolverine’s Geoff Cheah (22.71), Marcelo Chierighini (22.75), Louisville’s Joao De Lucca (22.82) and Trinity Prep’s Elvis Burrows (22.86) also swam in the championship heat.
Indie’s Michael Andrew won the B final in 22.44 with SwimAtlanta’s Karl Krug tying Trojan’s Kenta Ito with 22.82s.
=== A - Final ===
1 Adrian, Nathan 26 Univ California, 22.39 21.56POT
2 Condorelli, San 20 Canyons Aquatic- 22.44 22.24 OT
3 Tandy, Brad 24 Tucson Ford Deal 22.66 22.27 OT
4 Bovell, George 32 Una CW-MI 22.81 22.44 OT
5 Cheah, Geoff 25 Club Wolverine-M 22.76 22.71 OT
6 Chierighini, Ma 24 Una AU-SE 22.74 22.75 OT
7 De Lucca, Joao 25 Cardinal Aquatic 22.83 22.82 OT
8 Burrows, Elvis 26 Trinity Prep Aqu 22.76 22.86 OT
=== B - Final ===
9 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 22.85 22.44 OT
10 Krug, Karl 26 SwimAtlanta-GA 22.84 22.82 OT
10 Ito, Kenta 25 Trojan Swim Club 22.85 22.82 OT
12 Ortiz, Miguel L 24 Club Wolverine-M 22.95 22.86 OT
13 Tjon A Joe, Ren 20 Una AU-SE 23.02 22.98 OT
14 Tucker, Danny 23 Una Pur-IN 23.09 23.06 OT
15 Pechmann, Luke 25 Trojan Swim Club 23.18 23.50 WN
16 Kishida, Masa 29 Tucson Ford Deal 23.14 23.95 TS
Women’s 100 back
Colorado Stars’ Missy Franklin won her first individual gold since NCAAs with a win in the women’s 100-meter backstroke at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Franklin turned in a top time of 1:00.18 as she claimed victory for the first time since missing gold at the 2015 Santa Clara Arena stop, 2015 Worlds as well as several stops on the 2015 FINA World Cup circuit.
That’s a good sign for Franklin as she still adjusts to being a full time professional swimmer with the weight of an entire country on her shoulders.
Toronto’s Kylie Masse took second in 1:00.31 with Oakville’s Dominique Bouchard placing third in 1:00.66.
California’s Rachel Bootsma (1:01.02), Stanford’s Maya DiRado (1:01.07), SwimMAC’s Kirsty Coventry (1:01.15), California’s Amy Bilquist (1:01.39) and California’s Kathleen Baker (1:01.47) finished fourth through eighth.
Regan Smith, 13 out of Riptide Aquatics, won the B final in a time of 1:01.49. Kendyl Stewart finished second in 1:01.95.
=== A - Final ===
1 Franklin, Missy 20 Colorado Stars-C 1:00.63 1:00.18 OT
29.85 1:00.18 (30.33)
2 Masse, Kylie 19 Univ of Toronto- 1:00.49 1:00.31 OT
29.61 1:00.31 (30.70)
3 Bouchard, Domin 24 Oakville-US 1:01.07 1:00.66 OT
29.88 1:00.66 (30.78)
4 Bootsma, Rachel 21 Univ California, 1:01.57 1:01.02 OT
29.32 1:01.02 (31.70)
5 DiRado, Maya 22 Stanford Swimmin 1:01.64 1:01.07 OT
29.94 1:01.07 (31.13)
6 Coventry, Kirst 32 SwimMAC Carolina 1:01.14 1:01.15 OT
30.10 1:01.15 (31.05)
7 Bilquist, Amy 18 Univ California, 1:01.56 1:01.39 OT
30.34 1:01.39 (31.05)
8 Baker, Kathleen 18 Univ California, 1:01.81 1:01.47 OT
29.77 1:01.47 (31.70)
=== B - Final ===
9 Smith, Regan 13 Riptide Swim Tea 1:02.10 1:01.49 OT
30.00 1:01.49 (31.49)
10 Stewart, Kendyl 21 Una Troj-CA 1:02.99 1:01.95 OT
30.24 1:01.95 (31.71)
11 Pelton, Elizabe 21 Univ California, 1:02.45 1:02.44 OT
30.42 1:02.44 (32.02)
12 Leclair, Ashley 19 Univ Louisville- 1:03.26 1:02.86 OT
30.41 1:02.86 (32.45)
13 Kendzior, Alina 17 Univ Louisville- 1:02.93 1:03.00 OT
30.51 1:03.00 (32.49)
14 Klaren, Melanie 22 California Aquat 1:03.46 1:03.19 OT
30.75 1:03.19 (32.44)
15 Sumner, Alex 15 Suburban Seahawk 1:03.78 1:03.89 WN
30.41 1:03.89 (33.48)
16 Medeiros, Etien 24 Sesi-Sp-US 1:02.28 1:03.91 WN
30.29 1:03.91 (33.62)
Men’s 100 back
Former Minnesota Golden Gopher David Plummer turned in a near pool record to win the men’s 100-meter back at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
During prelims, Plummer broke Nick Thoman’s 2008 mark of 52.92 with a time of 52.83. Tonight, Plummer nearly matched it with a time of 52.85.
Louisville’s Grigory Tarasevich placed second in 54.28 with NYAC’s Arkady Vyatchanin turning in a third-place time of 54.45.
SwimMAC’s Ryan Lochte (55.24), Club Wolverine’s Guy Barnea (55.58), Indie’s Michael Andrew (55.80), Club Wolverine’s Bobby Hurley (56.09) and Louisville’s Aaron Greene (56.12) also put up times in the finale.
Missouri State’s Paul Le managed to beat NBAC’s Michael Phelps to the wall in the B final, 55.78 to 56.12.
=== A - Final ===
1 Plummer, David 30 New York Athleti 52.83 52.85POT
25.59 52.85 (27.26)
2 Tarasevich, Gri 20 Univ Louisville- 54.33 54.28 OT
26.15 54.28 (28.13)
3 Vyatchanin, Ark 31 New York Athleti 55.60 54.45 OT
26.68 54.45 (27.77)
4 Lochte, Ryan 31 SwimMAC Carolina 55.02 55.24 OT
26.48 55.24 (28.76)
5 Barnea, Guy 28 Club Wolverine-M 55.46 55.58 OT
26.89 55.58 (28.69)
6 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 55.44 55.80 OT
26.96 55.80 (28.84)
7 Hurley, Bobby 27 Club Wolverine-M 55.48 56.09 OT
26.97 56.09 (29.12)
8 Greene, Aaron 21 Univ Louisville- 56.06 56.12 OT
27.11 56.12 (29.01)
=== B - Final ===
9 Le, Paul 22 Missouri State A 56.48 55.78 OT
27.31 55.78 (28.47)
10 Phelps, Michael 30 North Baltimore- 56.97 56.12 OT
27.65 56.12 (28.47)
11 Turner, Daryl 20 Univ Minnesota-M 56.34 56.13 OT
27.36 56.13 (28.77)
12 Nolan, David 22 Una Nbac-MD 56.09 56.19 OT
27.71 56.19 (28.48)
13 Bohman, Bryce 25 Tucson Ford Deal 56.63 56.48 OT
27.77 56.48 (28.71)
14 Wells, James 23 Badger Swim Club 56.85 56.64 OT
27.22 56.64 (29.42)
15 Kisil, Yuri 20 Ubc Dolphins-US 56.94 56.79 OT
27.83 56.79 (28.96)
16 Carter, Dylan 19 Una Troj-CA 56.82 56.97 OT
27.40 56.97 (29.57)
Women’s 200 breast
Another hometown favorite, Kierra Smith, popped the pool record in the women’s 200-meter breast at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Smith hit the wall in a time of 2:24.36, clipping the previous record of 2:24.77 set by Rebecca Soni in 2011.
Another former Golden Gopher, Haley Spencer, took second in 2:26.92, while Toronto’s Martha McCabe claimed third in 2:27.13.
California’s Marina Garcia Urzainqui (2:27.26), Saint Peterburg’s Melanie Margalis (2:27.73), Breeja Larson (2:27.99), Louisville’s Andee Cottrell (2:28.16) and Aggie’s Sarah Henry (2:32.08) placed fourth through eighth.
T2’s Justine Bowker picked up the B final win going away with a time of 2:30.85. Louisville’s Rachael Bradford-Feldman finished second in 2:32.55 with NBAC’s Lara Bate third in 2:32.64.
=== A - Final ===
1 Smith, Kierra 21 Una Minn-MN 2:25.73 2:24.36POT
33.90 1:10.52 (36.62)
1:47.52 (37.00) 2:24.36 (36.84)
2 Spencer, Haley 24 Minnesota Aquati 2:30.89 2:26.92 OT
34.16 1:11.34 (37.18)
1:48.89 (37.55) 2:26.92 (38.03)
3 McCabe, Martha 26 Toronto Swim Clu 2:29.56 2:27.13 OT
34.39 1:11.92 (37.53)
1:49.33 (37.41) 2:27.13 (37.80)
4 Garcia Urzainqu 21 Univ California, 2:27.68 2:27.26 OT
33.96 1:10.93 (36.97)
1:49.30 (38.37) 2:27.26 (37.96)
5 Margalis, Melan 23 Saint Petersburg 2:30.32 2:27.73 OT
33.89 1:11.68 (37.79)
1:49.45 (37.77) 2:27.73 (38.28)
6 Larson, Breeja 23 Unattached-GU 2:30.39 2:27.99 OT
32.93 1:10.70 (37.77)
1:48.69 (37.99) 2:27.99 (39.30)
7 Cottrell, Andee 20 Univ Louisville- 2:29.22 2:28.16 OT
33.74 1:11.31 (37.57)
1:49.14 (37.83) 2:28.16 (39.02)
8 Henry, Sarah 23 Aggie Swim Club- 2:32.05 2:32.08 OT
35.55 1:15.11 (39.56)
1:53.11 (38.00) 2:32.08 (38.97)
=== B - Final ===
9 Bowker, Justine 29 T2 Aquatics-FL 2:32.86 2:30.85 OT
34.34 1:12.40 (38.06)
1:52.13 (39.73) 2:30.85 (38.72)
10 Bradford-Feldma 18 Univ Louisville- 2:32.49 2:32.55 OT
34.55 1:12.65 (38.10)
1:52.33 (39.68) 2:32.55 (40.22)
11 Bate, Lara 15 North Baltimore- 2:35.97 2:32.64 OT
34.51 1:13.50 (38.99)
1:52.63 (39.13) 2:32.64 (40.01)
12 Reaney, Emma 23 Una IA-IN 2:32.97 2:32.86 OT
34.74 1:13.17 (38.43)
1:53.33 (40.16) 2:32.86 (39.53)
13 Jonker, Franko 22 Unattached-GU 2:35.77 2:33.81 OT
34.80 1:14.59 (39.79)
1:54.03 (39.44) 2:33.81 (39.78)
14 McClellan, Emil 23 Badger Swim Club 2:34.77 2:33.92 OT
33.92 1:12.73 (38.81)
1:53.33 (40.60) 2:33.92 (40.59)
15 Friesen, Morgan 16 Loveland Swim Cl 2:35.93 2:34.87 OT
35.05 1:14.32 (39.27)
1:54.69 (40.37) 2:34.87 (40.18)
16 Hevey, Sarah-Le 26 Club Aquatique d 2:35.39 2:34.95 OT
35.32 1:14.62 (39.30)
1:54.56 (39.94) 2:34.95 (40.39)
Men’s 200 breast
Louisville’s Carlos Claverie just missed the pool record in the men’s 200-meter breast at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Claverie hit the wall in a time of 2:10.86, just off Scott Usher’s 2008 record of 2:10.67. Bulldog’s Nic Fink also nearly broke the pool mark with a second-place time of 2:10.93.
Badger’s Cody Miller rounded out the podium with a third-place time of 2:13.91.
BJ Johnson (2:14.03), Louisville’s Thomas Dahlia (2:14.55), NBAC’s Chase Kalisz (2:14.62), Wisconsin’s Nick Schafer (2:14.97) and Yannick Kaiser (2:15.04) comprised the rest of the championship heat.
Missouri’s Sam Tierney raced his way to a 2:14.61 to dominate the B final. Purdue’s Guillermo Blanco finished second in 2:17.11.
=== A - Final ===
1 Claverie, Carlo 19 Univ Louisville- 2:12.02 2:10.86 OT
29.84 1:02.90 (33.06)
1:36.44 (33.54) 2:10.86 (34.42)
2 Fink, Nicolas 22 Athens Bulldog S 2:14.87 2:10.93 OT
30.38 1:03.91 (33.53)
1:37.43 (33.52) 2:10.93 (33.50)
3 Miller, Cody 23 Badger Swim Club 2:15.10 2:13.91 OT
30.00 1:04.41 (34.41)
1:38.37 (33.96) 2:13.91 (35.54)
4 Johnson, Bj 28 Unattached-PC 2:15.18 2:14.03 OT
30.78 1:04.89 (34.11)
1:39.53 (34.64) 2:14.03 (34.50)
5 Dahlia, Thomas 25 Cardinal Aquatic 2:14.92 2:14.55 OT
30.50 1:04.95 (34.45)
1:39.52 (34.57) 2:14.55 (35.03)
6 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 2:14.90 2:14.62 OT
31.10 1:05.26 (34.16)
1:40.25 (34.99) 2:14.62 (34.37)
7 Schafer, Nick 23 Wisconsin Aquati 2:16.26 2:14.97 OT
30.58 1:04.81 (34.23)
1:39.65 (34.84) 2:14.97 (35.32)
8 Kaeser, Yannick 23 Limmat Sharks-US 2:14.95 2:15.04 OT
30.61 1:04.99 (34.38)
1:39.99 (35.00) 2:15.04 (35.05)
=== B - Final ===
9 Tierney, Sam 22 Una Umiz-MV 2:17.24 2:14.61 OT
31.19 1:06.39 (35.20)
1:40.51 (34.12) 2:14.61 (34.10)
10 Blanco, Guiller 22 Una Pur-IN 2:17.59 2:17.11 OT
31.13 1:06.01 (34.88)
1:42.07 (36.06) 2:17.11 (35.04)
11 Funk, Richard 22 Club Wolverine-M 2:16.63 2:17.33 OT
31.27 1:06.09 (34.82)
1:41.74 (35.65) 2:17.33 (35.59)
12 Cono, Ben 19 Loyola Universit 2:18.10 2:18.46 WN
31.04 1:06.57 (35.53)
1:42.00 (35.43) 2:18.46 (36.46)
13 Iida, Sam 16 Glenview Titan A 2:19.99 2:18.92 WN
32.13 1:07.83 (35.70)
1:43.42 (35.59) 2:18.92 (35.50)
14 Bushman, John 22 Univ Minnesota-M 2:19.74 2:18.96 WN
31.24 1:06.60 (35.36)
1:42.28 (35.68) 2:18.96 (36.68)
15 Wall, Eli 20 Univ of Toronto- 2:20.11 2:19.48 WN
31.41 1:07.17 (35.76)
1:43.38 (36.21) 2:19.48 (36.10)
16 Wilson, Andrew 22 Longhorn Aquatic 2:19.02 2:20.60 WN
31.16 1:06.83 (35.67)
1:42.94 (36.11) 2:20.60 (37.66)
Women’s 400 free
NCAP’s Katie Ledecky dropped more than five seconds off the pool record today in the women’s 400-meter free at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Ledecky, who already clocked a scorching 3:59.13 to lead the world this year at Worlds, put up a 4:03.05 during prelims to break Allison Schmitt’s pool record of 4:07.78 from 2011.
Tonight, Ledecky took it a step more with a strong 4:02.67 for the win. That’s fastest than the second-fastest swimmer of the year, Sharon van Rouwendaal’s 4:03.02 from Worlds.
Virginia’s Leah Smith put in a nearly season best time of 4:04.67 for second. That’s just off her sixth-ranked 4:04.66 from the World University Games.
NBAC’s Becca Mann took third in 4:07.67, while NBAC teammate Cierra Runge placed fourth in 4:07.99.
Mission Viejo’s Stephanie Peacock (4:08.23), Badger’s Lindsay Vrooman (4:09.81), Trojan’s Haley Anderson (4:13.22) and NBAC’s Allison Schmitt (4:13.53) also vied for the title in finals.
NBAC’s Sierra Schmidt touched out Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis for the B final win, 4:11.33 to 4:11.52.
=== A - Final ===
1 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 4:03.05 4:02.67POT
28.58 58.17 (29.59)
1:28.69 (30.52) 1:59.13 (30.44)
2:30.33 (31.20) 3:01.41 (31.08)
3:33.12 (31.71) 4:02.67 (29.55)
2 Smith, Leah 20 Unattached-VA 4:06.82 4:04.67POT
28.80 59.13 (30.33)
1:30.18 (31.05) 2:01.20 (31.02)
2:32.71 (31.51) 3:03.86 (31.15)
3:34.62 (30.76) 4:04.67 (30.05)
3 Mann, Becca 17 North Baltimore- 4:09.73 4:07.67POT
29.24 1:00.14 (30.90)
1:31.50 (31.36) 2:03.21 (31.71)
2:34.97 (31.76) 3:06.47 (31.50)
3:37.58 (31.11) 4:07.67 (30.09)
4 Runge, Cierra 19 North Baltimore- 4:11.53 4:07.99 OT
29.09 59.89 (30.80)
1:31.48 (31.59) 2:02.92 (31.44)
2:34.53 (31.61) 3:05.89 (31.36)
3:37.44 (31.55) 4:07.99 (30.55)
5 Peacock, Stepha 23 Mission Viejo Na 4:09.16 4:08.23 OT
29.50 1:00.51 (31.01)
1:32.05 (31.54) 2:03.37 (31.32)
2:35.06 (31.69) 3:06.49 (31.43)
3:38.00 (31.51) 4:08.23 (30.23)
6 Vrooman, Lindsa 24 Badger Swim Club 4:13.14 4:09.81 OT
29.67 1:01.37 (31.70)
1:32.52 (31.15) 2:04.20 (31.68)
2:35.44 (31.24) 3:07.24 (31.80)
3:38.67 (31.43) 4:09.81 (31.14)
7 Anderson, Haley 23 Trojan Swim Club 4:12.23 4:13.22 OT
29.68 1:01.63 (31.95)
1:33.51 (31.88) 2:05.68 (32.17)
2:37.74 (32.06) 3:09.83 (32.09)
3:41.70 (31.87) 4:13.22 (31.52)
8 Schmitt, Alliso 25 North Baltimore- 4:13.10 4:13.53 OT
30.38 1:02.09 (31.71)
1:34.31 (32.22) 2:06.20 (31.89)
2:37.77 (31.57) 3:09.61 (31.84)
3:41.74 (32.13) 4:13.53 (31.79)
=== B - Final ===
9 Schmidt, Sierra 17 North Baltimore- 4:15.17 4:11.33 OT
29.84 1:01.33 (31.49)
1:33.52 (32.19) 2:05.26 (31.74)
2:37.36 (32.10) 3:09.04 (31.68)
3:40.98 (31.94) 4:11.33 (30.35)
10 Margalis, Melan 23 Saint Petersburg 4:14.18 4:11.52 OT
29.86 1:01.65 (31.79)
1:33.62 (31.97) 2:05.48 (31.86)
2:37.84 (32.36) 3:09.84 (32.00)
3:41.64 (31.80) 4:11.52 (29.88)
11 Harding, Sam 21 Univ Minnesota-M 4:15.38 4:13.78 OT
30.09 1:01.89 (31.80)
1:34.18 (32.29) 2:06.40 (32.22)
2:38.56 (32.16) 3:10.94 (32.38)
3:43.02 (32.08) 4:13.78 (30.76)
12 Zeiger, Brooke 19 Univ Minnesota-M 4:15.84 4:14.30 OT
30.22 1:02.08 (31.86)
1:34.22 (32.14) 2:06.36 (32.14)
2:38.58 (32.22) 3:10.75 (32.17)
3:43.09 (32.34) 4:14.30 (31.21)
13 Cheverton, Sam 27 Ohio State Swim- 4:16.96 4:15.57 OT
29.77 1:01.94 (32.17)
1:34.28 (32.34) 2:06.78 (32.50)
2:38.88 (32.10) 3:11.31 (32.43)
3:43.65 (32.34) 4:15.57 (31.92)
14 Nguyen, Vien 19 Unattached-FL 4:16.85 4:16.15 OT
29.68 1:02.04 (32.36)
1:34.34 (32.30) 2:06.94 (32.60)
2:39.35 (32.41) 3:12.03 (32.68)
3:44.40 (32.37) 4:16.15 (31.75)
15 Henry, Sarah 23 Aggie Swim Club- 4:15.96 4:16.63 OT
30.45 1:02.63 (32.18)
1:34.97 (32.34) 2:07.52 (32.55)
2:39.97 (32.45) 3:12.75 (32.78)
3:45.09 (32.34) 4:16.63 (31.54)
16 Ault, Taylor 16 La Mirada Armada 4:17.33 4:16.87 OT
30.03 1:02.92 (32.89)
1:35.27 (32.35) 2:08.24 (32.97)
2:40.27 (32.03) 3:12.95 (32.68)
3:45.30 (32.35) 4:16.87 (31.57)
Men’s 400 free
Trojan’s Conor Dwyer made a run at Michael Klueh’s pool record in the men’s 400-meter free at the 2015 Arena Pro Swim Series Minneapolis.
Dwyer, swimming by himself more than five seconds ahead of the field, took the win in 3:48.11. That swim just missed Klueh’s 2008 mark of 3:47.62.
Azura Florida’s Marcelo Acosta took second n 3:53.57 with Club Wolverine’s Connor Jaeger earning third in 3:55.23.
SESI’s Giovanny Lima (3:55.35), Louisville’s Trevor Carroll (3:57.88), Gator’s Nicholas Sweetser (3:58.19), Wisconsin’s Michael Weiss (3:58.19) and Mission Viejo’s Grant Shoults (4:02.16) claimed fourth through eighth.
Andres Olvera Alejos won the B final with a time of 3:58.10, while Nezir Karap took second in 3:58.70.
=== A - Final ===
1 Dwyer, Conor 26 Trojan Swim Club 3:52.52 3:48.11 OT
26.39 54.84 (28.45)
1:23.83 (28.99) 1:52.57 (28.74)
2:21.59 (29.02) 2:50.51 (28.92)
3:19.66 (29.15) 3:48.11 (28.45)
2 Acosta, Marcelo 19 Azura Florida Aq 3:54.84 3:53.57 OT
27.20 55.95 (28.75)
1:25.63 (29.68) 1:55.54 (29.91)
2:25.47 (29.93) 2:55.24 (29.77)
3:24.84 (29.60) 3:53.57 (28.73)
3 Jaeger, Connor 24 Club Wolverine-M 3:55.65 3:55.23 OT
27.16 56.42 (29.26)
1:26.21 (29.79) 1:55.72 (29.51)
2:25.93 (30.21) 2:55.90 (29.97)
3:26.11 (30.21) 3:55.23 (29.12)
4 Lima, Giovanny 18 Sesi-Sp-US 3:55.91 3:55.35 OT
26.66 55.97 (29.31)
1:25.69 (29.72) 1:55.68 (29.99)
2:25.79 (30.11) 2:55.70 (29.91)
3:26.02 (30.32) 3:55.35 (29.33)
5 Carroll, Trevor 20 Univ Louisville- 3:57.96 3:57.88 OT
26.68 55.99 (29.31)
1:25.57 (29.58) 1:56.05 (30.48)
2:26.23 (30.18) 2:57.52 (31.29)
3:28.16 (30.64) 3:57.88 (29.72)
6 Weiss, Michael 24 Wisconsin Aquati 3:58.17 3:58.19 OT
27.54 57.00 (29.46)
1:27.19 (30.19) 1:57.34 (30.15)
2:27.71 (30.37) 2:58.16 (30.45)
3:28.77 (30.61) 3:58.19 (29.42)
6 Sweetser, Nicho 18 Gator Swim Club- 3:58.90 3:58.19 OT
28.12 58.45 (30.33)
1:28.18 (29.73) 1:58.40 (30.22)
2:28.61 (30.21) 2:59.07 (30.46)
3:29.01 (29.94) 3:58.19 (29.18)
8 Shoults, Grant 18 Mission Viejo Na 3:56.66 4:02.16 TS
27.30 57.09 (29.79)
1:27.25 (30.16)
2:28.90 ( ) 2:59.92 (31.02)
3:31.21 (31.29) 4:02.16 (30.95)
=== B - Final ===
9 Olvera Alejos, 20 Caan Swim Team-U 3:59.53 3:58.10 OT
27.85 57.72 (29.87)
1:28.14 (30.42) 1:58.30 (30.16)
2:28.50 (30.20) 2:58.38 (29.88)
3:29.03 (30.65) 3:58.10 (29.07)
10 Karap, Nezir 21 Una Nbac-MD 4:00.04 3:58.70 WN
27.62 57.42 (29.80)
1:28.30 (30.88) 1:59.06 (30.76)
2:30.01 (30.95) 3:00.44 (30.43)
3:30.68 (30.24) 3:58.70 (28.02)
11 Ozcan, Kaan 17 Una Nbac-MD 4:00.54 3:59.90 WN
28.03 58.13 (30.10)
1:28.73 (30.60) 1:59.94 (31.21)
2:31.00 (31.06) 3:02.00 (31.00)
3:32.06 (30.06) 3:59.90 (27.84)
12 Perez Vertti, A 24 Caan Swim Team-U 4:01.38 4:00.35 WN
28.22 58.76 (30.54)
1:29.32 (30.56) 1:59.89 (30.57)
2:30.39 (30.50) 3:01.21 (30.82)
3:31.63 (30.42) 4:00.35 (28.72)
13 Gonzales, Brad 17 La Mirada Armada 4:02.90 4:00.43 WN
27.72 58.13 (30.41)
1:28.52 (30.39) 1:59.45 (30.93)
2:30.02 (30.57) 3:00.95 (30.93)
3:31.22 (30.27) 4:00.43 (29.21)
14 Gemmell, Andrew 24 Nation's Capital 4:00.45 4:00.88 WN
28.91 59.31 (30.40)
1:29.95 (30.64) 2:00.38 (30.43)
2:30.84 (30.46) 3:01.27 (30.43)
3:31.56 (30.29) 4:00.88 (29.32)
15 Guertin, Philip 24 Club Aquatique d 4:00.80 4:01.71 TS
28.21 58.33 (30.12)
1:29.16 (30.83)
2:30.98 ( ) 3:01.71 (30.73)
4:01.71 (1:00.00)
16 Pedraza, Joey 28 RallySport Aquat 4:02.83 4:07.43
28.31 59.06 (30.75)
1:30.27 (31.21) 2:01.60 (31.33)
2:33.48 (31.88) 3:05.25 (31.77)
3:36.64 (31.39) 4:07.43 (30.79)
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- Women’s 50 free
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- Women’s 100 back
- Men’s 100 back
- Women’s 200 breast
- Men’s 200 breast
- Women’s 400 free
- Men’s 400 free
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