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Women’s 200 free
NCAP’s Katie Ledecky turned in the second-fastest 200-meter freestyle this year at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Ledecky, after posting a lifetime best time of 1:54.43 at the Arena Pro Swim Series in Austin to become the fourth-fastest performer all time, blazed her way to a 1:55.73 tonight. That’s faster than the second-ranked 1:55.96 posted by Emma McKeon earlier this year in Australia.
Colorado Stars’ Missy Franklin, who is looking to get back to her dominant ways, finished second in 1:57.67. That’s just off her eighth-ranked season best of 1:57.49 from Austin as well.
NBAC’s Allison Schmitt picked up third-place honors in a time of 1:58.18 to move to 12th in the world rankings at this point in the season.
Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis (1:58.38), Brazil’s Manuela Lyrio (1:58.59), BlueFish’s Elizabeth Beisel (2:00.29), Queens’ Patricia Castro Ortega (2:00.36) and Stanford’s Simone Manuel (2:02.61) also competed in the finale.
Scottsdale’s Taylor Ruck powered her way to the B final win in 1:59.78. NBAC’s Easop Lee, also 15, took second in 1:59.90.
=== A - Final ===
1 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 1:56.75 1:55.73 NATS
27.60 56.64 (29.04)
1:26.22 (29.58) 1:55.73 (29.51)
2 Franklin, Missy 20 CO Stars-CO 1:59.48 1:57.67 NATS
27.68 57.13 (29.45)
1:27.18 (30.05) 1:57.67 (30.49)
3 Schmitt, Alliso 25 North Baltimore- 1:59.78 1:58.18 NATS
28.30 57.82 (29.52)
1:27.85 (30.03) 1:58.18 (30.33)
4 Margalis, Melan 24 Saint Petersburg 2:00.00 1:58.38 NATS
28.16 58.11 (29.95)
1:28.03 (29.92) 1:58.38 (30.35)
5 Lyrio, Manuella 26 Brazil-US 1:59.29 1:58.59 NATS
28.62 58.53 (29.91)
1:28.46 (29.93) 1:58.59 (30.13)
6 Beisel, Elizabe 23 ABF-NE 2:00.94 2:00.29 NATS
28.61 59.01 (30.40)
1:30.06 (31.05) 2:00.29 (30.23)
7 Castro Ortega, 23 Unat-Queens-NC 2:00.21 2:00.36 NATS
28.61 58.90 (30.29)
1:30.11 (31.21) 2:00.36 (30.25)
8 Manuel, Simone 19 Stanford Swimmin 2:00.24 2:02.61 JRS
28.05 58.56 (30.51)
1:30.23 (31.67) 2:02.61 (32.38)
=== B - Final ===
9 Ruck, Taylor 15 Scottsdale Aquat 2:00.96 1:59.78 NATS
28.11 59.07 (30.96)
1:29.54 (30.47) 1:59.78 (30.24)
10 Lee, Easop 15 North Baltimore- 2:01.42 1:59.90 NATS
28.21 58.76 (30.55)
1:29.09 (30.33) 1:59.90 (30.81)
11 Pinto Perez, An 24 Gator Swim Club- 2:01.82 2:00.39 NATS
29.01 59.43 (30.42)
1:30.09 (30.66) 2:00.39 (30.30)
12 Vrooman, Lindsa 24 Badger Swim Club 2:00.98 2:00.97 NATS
28.68 59.40 (30.72)
1:30.37 (30.97) 2:00.97 (30.60)
13 Cavalheiro, Jes 24 Sesi-Sp-US 2:01.08 2:01.20 NATS
28.47 59.16 (30.69)
1:30.26 (31.10) 2:01.20 (30.94)
14 Runge, Cierra 19 North Baltimore- 2:01.11 2:01.21 NATS
28.98 59.62 (30.64)
1:30.91 (31.29) 2:01.21 (30.30)
15 Janzen, Kiera 23 Minnesota Aquati 2:01.77 2:01.93 NATS
29.44 1:00.20 (30.76)
1:31.92 (31.72) 2:01.93 (30.01)
16 Stenkvist, Joan 22 Una Troj-CA 2:01.80 2:02.35 NATS
28.73 59.53 (30.80)
1:30.69 (31.16) 2:02.35 (31.66)
Men’s 200 free
Trojan’s Conor Dwyer collected the men’s 200-meter free crown at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Dwyer raced his way into sixth in the world rankings with a time of 1:46.96. That’s less than a second behind Velimir Stjepanovic’s top-ranked effort of 1:46.10 from the Luxembourg Euro Meet.
Queens’ Dion Dreesens finished second tonight in 1:48.17 with Brazil’s Nicolas Oliveira taking third overall in 1:48.49.
Trojan’s Nikita Lobintsev (1:49.33), Brazil’s Joao De Lucca (1:49.65), Italy’s Andrea D’Arrigo (1:49.66), Club Wolverine’s Michael Klueh (1:50.36) and Badger’s Zane Grothe (1:50.44) rounded out the top eight.
Gator’s Dan Wallace turned in a 1:49.22 to claim the B final tonight. Italy’s Luca Dotto placed second in 1:50.99.
=== A - Final ===
1 Dwyer, Conor 27 Trojan Swim Club 1:49.27 1:46.96 NATS
25.37 52.41 (27.04)
1:19.75 (27.34) 1:46.96 (27.21)
2 Dreesens, Dion 22 Unat-Queens-NC 1:47.57 1:48.17 NATS
25.27 52.31 (27.04)
1:19.84 (27.53) 1:48.17 (28.33)
3 Oliveira, Nicol 28 Brazil-US 1:49.05 1:48.49 NATS
25.42 52.74 (27.32)
1:20.60 (27.86) 1:48.49 (27.89)
4 Lobintsev, Niki 27 Trojan Swim Club 1:50.26 1:49.33 NATS
25.60 53.12 (27.52)
1:21.11 (27.99) 1:49.33 (28.22)
5 De Lucca, Joao 26 Brazil-US 1:50.59 1:49.65 NATS
25.55 53.29 (27.74)
1:21.41 (28.12) 1:49.65 (28.24)
6 D'Arrigo, Andre 20 Italy 1:49.83 1:49.66 NATS
26.14 53.94 (27.80)
1:22.03 (28.09) 1:49.66 (27.63)
7 Klueh, Michael 28 Club Wolverine-M 1:50.09 1:50.36 NATS
26.08 54.19 (28.11)
1:22.06 (27.87) 1:50.36 (28.30)
8 Grothe, Zane 23 Badger Swim Club 1:50.23 1:50.44 NATS
26.57 54.81 (28.24)
1:23.28 (28.47) 1:50.44 (27.16)
=== B - Final ===
9 Wallace, Dan 22 Gator Swim Club- 1:51.06 1:49.22 NATS
26.06 53.86 (27.80)
1:21.52 (27.66) 1:49.22 (27.70)
10 Dotto, Luca 25 Italy 1:51.10 1:50.99 NATS
25.66 54.65 (28.99)
1:23.19 (28.54) 1:50.99 (27.80)
11 Glaesner, Mads 27 Trojan Swim Club 1:51.76 1:51.08 NATS
26.77 55.21 (28.44)
1:23.71 (28.50) 1:51.08 (27.37)
12 Jaeger, Connor 24 Club Wolverine-M 1:51.02 1:51.10 NATS
26.36 54.72 (28.36)
1:23.10 (28.38) 1:51.10 (28.00)
13 Weiss, Michael 24 Wisconsin Aquati 1:50.65 1:51.11 NATS
26.24 54.09 (27.85)
1:22.89 (28.80) 1:51.11 (28.22)
14 Grabich, Federi 25 Argentina-US 1:51.77 1:51.54 NATS
25.92 54.81 (28.89)
1:23.78 (28.97) 1:51.54 (27.76)
15 Murphy, Ryan 20 Unattached 1:51.41 1:52.44 JRS
26.27 54.76 (28.49)
1:23.47 (28.71) 1:52.44 (28.97)
16 Abruzzo, Andrew 16 Plymouth Whitema 1:51.83 1:53.52 JRS
26.84 55.50 (28.66)
1:24.85 (29.35) 1:53.52 (28.67)
Women’s 100 breast
Trojan’s Yuliya Efimova turned in a world best in the women’s 100-meter breast at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Efimova clocked a winning time of 1:05.70. That swim far surpassed the 1:06.58 she shared with Japan’s Rie Kaneto earlier this year. That’s less than a second off her career best of 1:05.02 set at the 2013 World Championships that ranks her fourth all time in the event’s history.
Tennessee’s Molly Hannis turned in a 1:07.37 for second tonight, off her 1:07.26 from prelims. Saint Petersburg’s Melanie Margalis tied Hannis with a 1:07.37 of her own for the final podium spot, moving to sixth in the world rankings.
Gator’s Hilda Luthersdottir (1:08.10), Irish’s Emma Reaney (1:09.25), Badger’s Emily McClellan (1:09.73), Argentina’s Julia Sebastian (1:10.38) and T2’s Justine Bowker (1:10.80) also competed in the A final.
PCSC’s Ashley McGregor won the B final with a time of 1:10.40. Jennifer Wilson wound up second in 1:10.84.
=== A - Final ===
1 Efimova, Yuliya 23 Trojan Swim Club 1:07.97 1:05.70 OLY
31.34 1:05.70 (34.36)
2 Margalis, Melan 24 Saint Petersburg 1:09.65 1:07.37 OLY
31.96 1:07.37 (35.41)
2 Hannis, Molly 23 Tennessee Aquati 1:07.26 1:07.37 OLY
31.20 1:07.37 (36.17)
4 Luthersdottir, 24 Gator Swim Club- 1:09.13 1:08.10 OLY
32.69 1:08.10 (35.41)
5 Reaney, Emma 23 Irish Aquatics-I 1:09.27 1:09.25 OLY
32.83 1:09.25 (36.42)
6 McClellan, Emil 23 Badger Swim Club 1:10.24 1:09.73 OLY
32.36 1:09.73 (37.37)
7 Sebastian, Juli 22 Argentina-US 1:10.57 1:10.38 OLY
33.51 1:10.38 (36.87)
8 Bowker, Justine 29 UN-20-FL 1:09.81 1:10.80 OLY
33.29 1:10.80 (37.51)
=== B - Final ===
9 McGregor, Ashle 23 Pointe-Claire-US 1:11.30 1:10.40 OLY
33.07 1:10.40 (37.33)
10 Wilson, Jennife 25 Una Gsc-FL 1:10.98 1:10.84 OLY
33.69 1:10.84 (37.15)
11 Belousova, Anna 19 Nation's Capital 1:10.96 1:11.30 OLY
33.89 1:11.30 (37.41)
12 Castiglioni, Ar 18 Italy 1:10.68 1:11.56 NATS
34.02 1:11.56 (37.54)
13 Keymont, Daniel 17 Central Brevard- 1:12.25 1:11.99 JRS
33.31 1:11.99 (38.68)
14 Jean-Lachapelle 24 Camo Natation-US 1:11.75 1:12.04 JRS
33.96 1:12.04 (38.08)
15 Yeo, Samantha 19 Unattached-MI 1:12.25 1:12.42 JRS
34.51 1:12.42 (37.91)
16 Brockley, Piper 18 Una Srn-PC 1:11.08 1:12.56 JRS
33.52 1:12.56 (39.04)
Men’s 100 breast
Brazil’s Joao Gomes clipped Josh Prenot for the men’s 100-meter breaststroke title at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Gomes touched out Prenot at the all, 1:00.64 to 1:00.66, in what proved to be an exciting finish throughout the finale.
Gomes had been faster this morning with a 1:00.55, but settled for the victory tonight. Prenot moved to 13th in the world with his swim.
Brazil’s Felipe Lima wound up third in 1:00.73, while Missouri’s Sam Tierney was also in the mix with a fourth-place 1:00.96.
Georgia’s Nic Fink (1:01.61), California’s Chuck Katis (1:02.74) and Indie’s Michael Andrew (1:03.70) were also in the championship heat.
Badger’s Cody Miller drew a disqualification. He initially had won the race in a seventh-ranked 59.94, but was disqualified for too many dolphin kicks.
California’s Sean Mahoney won the B final in 1:02.91 with RSA’s Jared Pike second in 1:02.95.
=== A - Final ===
1 Gomes, Joao 30 Brazil-US 1:00.55 1:00.64 OLY
28.44 1:00.64 (32.20)
2 Prenot, Josh 22 Unattached 1:00.95 1:00.66 OLY
28.52 1:00.66 (32.14)
3 Lima, Felipe 30 Brazil-US 1:01.96 1:00.73 OLY
28.17 1:00.73 (32.56)
4 Tierney, Sam 22 U. of Missouri-M 1:02.17 1:00.96 OLY
28.74 1:00.96 (32.22)
5 Fink, Nic 22 Athens Bulldog S 1:01.76 1:01.61 OLY
28.61 1:01.61 (33.00)
6 Katis, Chuck 23 California Aquat 1:02.49 1:02.74 OLY
29.01 1:02.74 (33.73)
7 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 1:02.37 1:03.70 NATS
29.01 1:03.70 (34.69)
=== B - Final ===
9 Mahoney, Sean 27 California Aquat 1:02.90 1:02.91 OLY
29.58 1:02.91 (33.33)
10 Pike, Jared 24 Southern Dolphin 1:03.53 1:02.95 OLY
29.43 1:02.95 (33.52)
11 Lobanov, Anton 23 Unattached-FG 1:02.70 1:03.10 OLY
29.69 1:03.10 (33.41)
12 Dahlia, Thomas 26 Cardinal Aquatic 1:03.45 1:03.16 OLY
29.73 1:03.16 (33.43)
13 Zito, Nicholas 21 West Swim Club-I 1:04.31 1:03.28 OLY
29.60 1:03.28 (33.68)
14 Ritter, Adam 31 Unattached-FL 1:02.93 1:03.43 OLY
30.03 1:03.43 (33.40)
15 Capitaine, Thib 22 Unattached-MD 1:03.93 1:03.59 OLY
30.07 1:03.59 (33.52)
16 Chan Chin Wah, 20 Unattached 1:04.54 1:05.13 JRS
30.61 1:05.13 (34.52)
=== A - Final ===
-- Miller, Cody 24 Badger Swim Club 1:00.53 DQ
28.11 DQ (31.83)
Women’s 100 fly
Ohio State’s Aliena Schmidtke collected the title in the women’s 100-meter fly at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Schmidtke touched the wall in 59.94 for the win, just a second off her personal best of 58.99 from a dual meet earlier this year.
NBAC’s Allison Schmitt finished second in 1:00.02, while Stanford’s Felicia Lee picked up a podium paycheck with a third-place 1:00.16.
Wisconsin’s Ivy Martin (1:00.19), Fanny Teijonsalo (1:00.49), Pine Crest’s Jessica Nava (1:00.65), Missouri’s Danielle Barbiea (1:00.73) and NBAC’s Easop Lee (1:00.91) finished fourth through eighth.
Villanova’s Fiona Hardie won the B final in 1:01.78 with Valle Elite’s Jessica Camposano taking second in 1:01.88.
=== A - Final ===
1 Schmidtke, Alie 23 Una Ossc-OH 1:00.29 59.94 NATS
27.57 59.94 (32.37)
2 Schmitt, Alliso 25 North Baltimore- 1:00.96 1:00.02 NATS
28.69 1:00.02 (31.33)
3 Lee, Felicia 23 Stanford Swimmin 1:01.97 1:00.16 NATS
28.29 1:00.16 (31.87)
4 Martin, Ivy 22 Wisconsin Aquati 1:00.50 1:00.19 NATS
28.11 1:00.19 (32.08)
5 Teijonsalo, Fan 20 Una Swim-FL 1:00.96 1:00.49 NATS
28.13 1:00.49 (32.36)
6 Nava, Jessica 15 Pine Crest Swimm 1:01.76 1:00.65 NATS
28.56 1:00.65 (32.09)
7 Barbiea, Daniel 23 U. of Missouri-M 1:01.24 1:00.73 NATS
28.57 1:00.73 (32.16)
8 Lee, Easop 15 North Baltimore- 1:01.92 1:00.91 NATS
28.92 1:00.91 (31.99)
=== B - Final ===
9 Hardie, Fiona 21 Villanova Univer 1:02.51 1:01.78 JRS
29.08 1:01.78 (32.70)
10 Camposano, Jess 23 Valle Elite-US 1:02.04 1:01.88 JRS
28.90 1:01.88 (32.98)
11 Reaney, Emma 23 Irish Aquatics-I 1:02.08 1:02.10 JRS
29.12 1:02.10 (32.98)
12 Ibanez Lopez, L 25 FINA-US 1:02.86 1:02.13 JRS
29.17 1:02.13 (32.96)
13 Bowker, Justine 29 UN-20-FL 1:02.45 1:02.34 JRS
29.17 1:02.34 (33.17)
14 Vreeland, Shann 24 Athens Bulldog S 1:02.98 1:02.35 JRS
29.38 1:02.35 (32.97)
15 Luna Sanchez, D 24 FINA-US 1:02.65 1:02.56 JRS
29.77 1:02.56 (32.79)
16 Lehnertz, Terey 20 Puerto Rico-US 1:02.61 1:02.64
29.42 1:02.64 (33.22)
Men’s 100 fly
NBAC’s Michael Phelps raced his way to another Arena Series victory in the men’s 100-meter fly at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Phelps turned in a time of 52.28 for the win. That’s not far off his sizzling 51.94 from the Austin stop of the Arena Series that ranks him second in the world.
Phelps went out in a sizzling time of 24.62 and held off a hard-charging Tom Shields for the win.
California’s Shields took second in 52.35. That’s better than his fourth-ranked 52.39 from Austin earlier this year, but wasn’t enough to track down Phelps.
Brazil’s Henrique Martins took third overall in 52.59, while Club Seminole’s Pavel Sankovich placed fourth in 52.71.
Phoenix’s Giles Smith (53.16), Wolfpack’s Eugene Godsoe (53.45), Argentina’s Santiago Grassi (53.46) and Wolfpack’s David Williams (54.26) also swam in the heat.
NBAC’s David Nolan, Phelps’ training partner in what has been dubbed NBAC Southwest at Arizona State University, won the B final in 53.03. Marius Kusch took second in 53.58.
=== A - Final ===
1 Phelps, Michael 30 North Baltimore- 53.07 52.28 NATS
24.62 52.28 (27.66)
2 Shields, Tom 24 California Aquat 53.04 52.35 NATS
24.78 52.35 (27.57)
3 Martins, Henriq 24 Brazil-US 52.99 52.59 NATS
24.83 52.59 (27.76)
4 Sankovich, Pave 25 Club Seminole-FL 53.38 52.71 NATS
25.16 52.71 (27.55)
5 Smith, Giles 24 Phoenix Swim Clu 53.26 53.16 NATS
24.99 53.16 (28.17)
6 Godsoe, Eugene 28 Wolfpack Elite-N 53.21 53.45 NATS
24.87 53.45 (28.58)
7 Grassi, Santiag 19 Argentina-US 53.64 53.46 NATS
25.10 53.46 (28.36)
8 Williams, David 22 Wolfpack Elite-N 53.56 54.26 NATS
24.72 54.26 (29.54)
=== B - Final ===
9 Nolan, David 23 North Baltimore- 53.70 53.03 NATS
24.96 53.03 (28.07)
10 Kusch, Marius 22 Unattached-NC 53.67 53.58 NATS
25.03 53.58 (28.55)
11 Pereira, Thiago 30 Brazil-US 53.68 53.68 NATS
25.35 53.68 (28.33)
12 Stubblefield, S 22 California Aquat 53.70 53.71 NATS
24.94 53.71 (28.77)
13 Subirats, Alber 29 Venezuela-US 54.27 53.76 NATS
25.01 53.76 (28.75)
14 Kishida, Masayu 30 Tucson Ford Deal 54.33 53.81 NATS
25.17 53.81 (28.64)
15 Santos, Nichola 36 Brazil-US 53.81 54.45 NATS
24.92 54.45 (29.53)
16 Andrew, Michael 16 Indie Swimming-M 54.13 57.07
25.84 57.07 (31.23)
Women’s 400 IM
Stanford’s Maya DiRado cranked out a winning time in the women’s 400-meter IM at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
DiRado turned in a time of 4:36.82 for the win. That vaulted her to fourth in the world this year behind only Katinka Hosszu (4:32.25), Aimee Willmott (4:34.82) and Sakiko Shimizu (4:35.04).
Vien Nguyen of Vietnam placed second overall in 4:39.64. She owns the Vietnamese record with a 4:38.78 from last year’s Worlds.
NBAC’s Becca Mann placed third in 4:40.44 with NCAP’s Katie Ledecky winding up fourth in 4:40.95.
NBAC’s Sierra Schmidt (4:49.55), Argentina’s Virginia Bardach (4:51.17) and Scottsdale’s Natalia Jaspeado (4:52.95) also put up legal times in finals. Nitro’s Regan Barney drew a disqualification.
York’s Meghan Small turned in a top time of 4:50.27 to win the B final. Argentina’s Florencia Perotti took second in 4:51.23.
=== A - Final ===
1 DiRado, Maya 22 Stanford Swimmin 4:40.64 4:36.82 NATS
29.86 1:03.27 (33.41)
1:38.19 (34.92) 2:12.25 (34.06)
2:52.57 (40.32) 3:33.58 (41.01)
4:05.67 (32.09) 4:36.82 (31.15)
2 Nguyen, Vien 19 Unattached-FL 4:42.76 4:39.64 NATS
30.27 1:04.63 (34.36)
1:40.88 (36.25) 2:16.18 (35.30)
2:56.35 (40.17) 3:36.87 (40.52)
4:08.82 (31.95) 4:39.64 (30.82)
3 Mann, Becca 18 North Baltimore- 4:42.83 4:40.44 NATS
30.13 1:03.35 (33.22)
1:39.57 (36.22) 2:14.48 (34.91)
2:56.10 (41.62) 3:37.86 (41.76)
4:09.76 (31.90) 4:40.44 (30.68)
4 Ledecky, Katie 18 Nation's Capital 4:41.28 4:40.95 NATS
30.26 1:04.82 (34.56)
1:41.81 (36.99) 2:17.36 (35.55)
2:59.15 (41.79) 3:41.14 (41.99)
4:11.92 (30.78) 4:40.95 (29.03)
5 Schmidt, Sierra 17 North Baltimore- 4:50.43 4:49.55 NATS
31.08 1:04.69 (33.61)
1:42.50 (37.81) 2:19.39 (36.89)
3:02.50 (43.11) 3:45.93 (43.43)
4:18.31 (32.38) 4:49.55 (31.24)
6 Bardach, Virgin 23 Argentina-US 4:49.66 4:51.17 NATS
30.44 1:05.16 (34.72)
1:43.99 (38.83) 2:21.71 (37.72)
3:02.11 (40.40) 3:43.70 (41.59)
4:17.98 (34.28) 4:51.17 (33.19)
7 Jaspeado, Natal 17 Scottsdale Aquat 4:54.34 4:52.95 NATS
30.77 1:05.40 (34.63)
1:44.35 (38.95) 2:22.13 (37.78)
3:03.64 (41.51) 3:45.58 (41.94)
4:20.02 (34.44) 4:52.95 (32.93)
=== B - Final ===
9 Small, Meghan 17 York YMCA-MA 4:55.33 4:50.27 NATS
30.62 1:05.24 (34.62)
1:42.86 (37.62) 2:19.81 (36.95)
3:01.63 (41.82) 3:43.82 (42.19)
4:18.15 (34.33) 4:50.27 (32.12)
10 Perotti, Floren 23 Argentina-US 4:56.03 4:51.23 NATS
32.00 1:08.09 (36.09)
1:44.15 (36.06) 2:20.60 (36.45)
3:02.48 (41.88) 3:44.85 (42.37)
4:19.23 (34.38) 4:51.23 (32.00)
11 Brathwaite, Kat 16 Pointe-Claire-US 5:02.63 4:57.76 JRS
32.18 1:08.13 (35.95)
1:46.08 (37.95) 2:23.13 (37.05)
3:05.61 (42.48) 3:48.31 (42.70)
4:23.34 (35.03) 4:57.76 (34.42)
12 Nefsi, Hamida R 18 Regina Optimist- 4:57.15 4:58.10
31.67 1:08.59 (36.92)
1:46.82 (38.23) 2:24.35 (37.53)
3:06.61 (42.26) 3:49.86 (43.25)
4:25.04 (35.18) 4:58.10 (33.06)
13 Thompson, Beatr 17 Empire Swimming- 4:59.40 4:58.95
31.79 1:06.96 (35.17)
1:45.73 (38.77) 2:23.25 (37.52)
3:06.84 (43.59) 3:50.83 (43.99)
4:25.28 (34.45) 4:58.95 (33.67)
14 Dawson, Kendall 18 Fast Lane Aquati 4:59.04 4:59.83
31.78 1:08.21 (36.43)
1:46.38 (38.17) 2:23.79 (37.41)
3:08.73 (44.94) 3:54.34 (45.61)
4:27.66 (33.32) 4:59.83 (32.17)
15 Kastigar, Hanna 20 ASC-SD 4:57.59 5:00.92
31.43 1:07.06 (35.63)
1:45.90 (38.84) 2:24.11 (38.21)
3:07.37 (43.26) 3:51.99 (44.62)
4:27.39 (35.40) 5:00.92 (33.53)
16 Alanis, Herendi 22 Gaucho Aquatics- 5:01.85 5:02.39
32.72 1:09.90 (37.18)
1:49.16 (39.26) 2:27.20 (38.04)
3:10.70 (43.50) 3:54.52 (43.82)
4:28.65 (34.13) 5:02.39 (33.74)
=== A - Final ===
-- Barney, Regan 16 Nitro Swimming-S 4:53.09 DQ
31.23 1:07.18 (35.95)
1:43.33 (36.15) 2:19.49 (36.16)
3:03.46 (43.97) 3:47.89 (44.43)
4:21.70 (33.81) DQ (32.98)
Men’s 400 IM
NBAC’s Chase Kalisz dominated the men’s 400-meter IM at the 2016 Arena Pro Swim Series Orlando.
Kalisz checked in with a time of 4:15.36, winning the finale by more than four seconds. That swim was shy of his fifth-ranked season best of 4:14.64 from the Austin stop.
Gator’s Sebastien Rousseau claimed second overall in 4:20.06, while Saint Petersburg’s Robert Finke took third in 4:23.66.
Plymouth’s Andrew Abruzzo (4:26.42), Bolles’ Christian Carbone (4:27.47), Regina’s Brian Palaschuk (4:28.76), Wisconsin’s Michael Weiss (4:30.03) and Metro’s Carlos Omana (4:31.77) finished fourth through eighth.
Gator’s Dan Wallace claimed the B final in a time of 4:19.14, a huge drop from his 4:31.41 from prelims. Swim Fort Lauderdale’s Nikita Tretyakov finished second in 4:30.65.
=== A - Final ===
1 Kalisz, Chase 21 North Baltimore- 4:19.37 4:15.36 OLY
27.07 58.24 (31.17)
1:32.16 (33.92) 2:04.67 (32.51)
2:39.91 (35.24) 3:15.46 (35.55)
3:46.00 (30.54) 4:15.36 (29.36)
2 Rousseau, Sebas 25 Gator Swim Club- 4:24.43 4:20.06 OLY
27.14 58.19 (31.05)
1:32.34 (34.15) 2:04.96 (32.62)
2:42.19 (37.23) 3:19.81 (37.62)
3:50.58 (30.77) 4:20.06 (29.48)
3 Finke, Robert 16 Saint Petersburg 4:28.37 4:23.66 OLY
27.64 59.79 (32.15)
1:33.33 (33.54) 2:05.58 (32.25)
2:44.84 (39.26) 3:23.72 (38.88)
3:54.44 (30.72) 4:23.66 (29.22)
4 Abruzzo, Andrew 16 Plymouth Whitema 4:24.77 4:26.42 OLY
28.14 59.78 (31.64)
1:34.15 (34.37) 2:07.71 (33.56)
2:47.52 (39.81) 3:27.37 (39.85)
3:57.64 (30.27) 4:26.42 (28.78)
5 Carbone, Christ 21 Bolles School Sh 4:26.33 4:27.47 OLY
27.28 59.07 (31.79)
1:34.31 (35.24) 2:09.77 (35.46)
2:46.73 (36.96) 3:25.01 (38.28)
3:56.19 (31.18) 4:27.47 (31.28)
6 Palaschuk, Bria 18 Regina Optimist- 4:29.42 4:28.76 JRS
28.42 1:00.73 (32.31)
1:36.47 (35.74) 2:10.91 (34.44)
2:48.92 (38.01) 3:27.79 (38.87)
3:58.95 (31.16) 4:28.76 (29.81)
7 Weiss, Michael 24 Wisconsin Aquati 4:24.66 4:30.03 JRS
27.18 59.00 (31.82)
1:33.19 (34.19) 2:06.78 (33.59)
2:45.39 (38.61) 3:25.06 (39.67)
3:57.98 (32.92) 4:30.03 (32.05)
8 Omana, Carlos 23 Metro Aquatic Cl 4:27.33 4:31.77 JRS
28.14 1:01.14 (33.00)
1:35.45 (34.31) 2:08.77 (33.32)
2:48.40 (39.63) 3:29.30 (40.90)
4:00.64 (31.34) 4:31.77 (31.13)
=== B - Final ===
9 Wallace, Dan 22 Gator Swim Club- 4:31.41 4:19.14 OLY
27.23 58.41 (31.18)
1:32.21 (33.80) 2:05.82 (33.61)
2:41.90 (36.08) 3:19.02 (37.12)
3:50.25 (31.23) 4:19.14 (28.89)
10 Tretyakov, Niki 17 Swim Fort Lauder 4:32.72 4:30.65 JRS
27.85 1:00.02 (32.17)
1:34.05 (34.03) 2:07.46 (33.41)
2:47.10 (39.64) 3:28.74 (41.64)
4:00.31 (31.57) 4:30.65 (30.34)
11 Alkan, Samet 18 Una Nbac-MD 4:33.84 4:32.13 JRS
29.21 1:02.79 (33.58)
1:38.29 (35.50) 2:14.92 (36.63)
2:52.33 (37.41) 3:31.24 (38.91)
4:01.81 (30.57) 4:32.13 (30.32)
12 Scanlon, John 16 T2 Aquatics-FL 4:31.90 4:32.39 JRS
29.43 1:02.52 (33.09)
1:38.82 (36.30) 2:14.41 (35.59)
2:52.05 (37.64) 3:30.43 (38.38)
4:01.94 (31.51) 4:32.39 (30.45)
13 Brown, Nicholas 21 Episcopal AmberJ 4:29.62 4:33.57 JRS
28.02 1:00.71 (32.69)
1:37.00 (36.29) 2:11.56 (34.56)
2:49.79 (38.23) 3:29.21 (39.42)
4:02.09 (32.88) 4:33.57 (31.48)
14 Smith, Theodore 16 Sarasota Tsunami 4:33.64 4:34.14
28.74 1:01.07 (32.33)
1:35.44 (34.37) 2:09.10 (33.66)
2:51.18 (42.08) 3:33.02 (41.84)
4:04.17 (31.15) 4:34.14 (29.97)
15 Lyster, Ripley 18 T2 Aquatics-FL 4:35.06 4:34.22
28.42 1:00.73 (32.31)
1:36.59 (35.86) 2:12.02 (35.43)
2:51.75 (39.73) 3:30.99 (39.24)
4:03.22 (32.23) 4:34.22 (31.00)
16 Katz, Austin 16 Sarasota YMCA Sh 4:33.39 4:35.27
28.62 1:01.34 (32.72)
1:35.04 (33.70) 2:07.60 (32.56)
2:50.42 (42.82) 3:34.33 (43.91)
4:05.83 (31.50) 4:35.27 (29.44)
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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