Junior Pan Pacs – Day 2 Finals: Flynn Southam Dazzles In 100 Freestyle; Erin Gemmell Pops Dynamite Relay Split

Flynn Southam; Photo Courtesy: Swimming Australia

Junior Pan Pacs – Day 2 Finals: Flynn Southam Dazzles In 100 Freestyle; Erin Gemmell Pops Dynamite Relay Split

Thomas Heilman turned heads in the prelims of the 100 free Thursday. Flynn Southam churned water in the final.

The Aussie upset Heilman, who in the morning downed a Caeleb Dressel national age-group record in the 100 free. But Southam, two years older, led the way in the final, earning gold in a dominant swim of 48.23.

It was the early highlight of Night 2 of the Junior Pan Pacific Championships, bringing together the best junior swimmers in the Pacific Rim countries in Honolulu, Hawaii.

An event-by-event recap:

Women’s 100 Freestyle

Two days, two meet records for Erin Gemmell.

Gemmell lowered the Junior Pan Pacs record in the women’s 100 free by winning a scintillating final in 54.13 seconds. She had gone 54.42 in the prelims to trim five hundredths off Gretchen Walsh’s meet mark from 2018.

Gemmell looked set to boss the final, going out in 26.19, up on the field by a half second. But the Australian duo bracketing her nearly succeeded in chasing her down. Milla Jansen set a best time of 54.36 to get silver (she had been 54.94 entering the meet). Olivia Wunsch got bronze in a best time of 54.50. But Gemmell, who won the 200 free on Wednesday, had the final kick left to keep them behind her.

Anna Moesch, who anchored America’s winning 400 mixed medley relay Wednesday night, won the B final with the fourth-fastest time of the night in 54.93, just ahead of countrywoman Kayla Wilson (55.14).

Event 10  Women 100 LC Meter Freestyle
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     Jr World: J 52.70  8/11/2016 Penny Oleksiak, CAN
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 54.47  8/24/2018 Gretchen WALSH, USA-US
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Gemmell, Erin    04 USA-US-             54.42      54.13M  871  
             26.19        54.13 (27.94)
  2 Jansen, Milla    06 Australia-          54.53      54.36M  860  
             26.70        54.36 (27.66)
  3 Wunsch, Olivia   06 Australia-          54.92      54.50   854  
             26.68        54.50 (27.82)
  4 Wilson, Kayla    04 USA-US-             55.00      55.14   824  
             26.87        55.14 (28.27)
  5 Daley, Lilly     05 Canada-             55.46      55.39   813  
             26.92        55.39 (28.47)
  6 Littlejohn, Laura  04 New Zealand-      55.76      55.60   804  
             27.15        55.60 (28.45)
  7 Liang, Christey  04 Canada-             55.97      55.99   787  
             27.27        55.99 (28.72)
  8 Ninomiya, Karin  04 Japan-              56.86      56.40   770  
             27.35        56.40 (29.05)
 
                        === B - Final ===                         
 
  9 Moesch, Anna     05 USA-US-             55.19      54.93   834  
             26.60        54.93 (28.33)
 10 Shackell, Alex   06 USA-US-             55.80      55.43   811  
             26.67        55.43 (28.76)

Men’s 100 Freestyle

Thomas Heilman had been the story of the prelims, his 49.06 downing a Caeleb Dressel 15-16 national age group mark. Even if he had duplicated that speed, it wouldn’t have mattered against Flynn Southam.

The Aussie blitzed the field in 48.23 seconds, trouncing the meet record set in 2016 by countryman Jack Cartwright (48.91). In a swim held after a brief rain delay, he came back with a vengeance, his split of 24.44 not only faster than the rest of the field by .99 seconds but faster than half of the A finalist’s first 50s.

The Americans ended up with the second-, third- and fourth-fastest times. Heilman was second in 49.34. Daniel Diehl, off his backstroke heroics of the night before, won the B final in 50.08 (he had gone 49.86 in the morning, but was in the B final with each final limited to two swimmers from each nation). Kaii Winkler was second in the B final and fourth overall in 50.12 (he had gone 49.47 in prelims). Fifth overall was Australian Jamie Mooney.

 Event 11  Men 100 LC Meter Freestyle
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     Jr World: J 47.13  6/21/2022 David Popovici, ROM
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 48.91  8/25/2016 Jack CARTWRIGHT, Australia
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Southam, Flynn   05 Australia-          49.12      48.23M  920  
             23.79        48.23 (24.44)
  2 Heilman, Thomas  07 USA-US-             49.06      49.34   859  
             23.91        49.34 (25.43)
  3 Mooney, Jamie    04 Australia-          50.14      50.19   816  
             24.35        50.19 (25.84)
  4 McFadden, Henry  05 USA-US-             49.23      50.27   812  
             24.37        50.27 (25.90)
  5 Watanabe, Yuta   04 Japan-              50.95      50.93   781  
             24.78        50.93 (26.15)
  6 Senc-Samardzic, Filip  05 Canada        51.23      51.04   776  
             25.01        51.04 (26.03)
  6 Scott, Tatsumi Edward   04 Japan-       50.78      51.04   776  
             24.77        51.04 (26.27)
  8 Dardis, Paul     06 Canada-             51.34      51.52   754  
             24.81        51.52 (26.71)
 
                        === B - Final ===                         
 
  9 Diehl, Daniel    05 USA-US-             49.86      50.08   821  
             24.30        50.08 (25.78)
 10 Winkler, Kaii    06 USA-US-             49.47      50.12   819  
             24.25        50.12 (25.87)
 11 Da Silva, Marcus 06 Australia-          50.21      50.47   802  
             24.73        50.47 (25.74)

Women’s 100 Breaststroke

Piper Enge went out quick and was tested down the stretch. But the American held tight to her lead down the stretch to get her hand to the wall first.

Enge outlasted a field that produced four sub-1:10 times, her 1:08.58 getting the win. She had been the top seed out of prelims.

She got a push in the final. Kotomi Kato of Japan and Isabella Johnson of Australia looked to be closing. That got them on the podium, but they couldn’t close the distance to Enge. Kato was second in 1:09.10. Johnson got bronze in 1:09.36. That left Yumeno Kusuda of Japan, who went 1:09.79, off the medal stand in fourth.

 Event 12  Women 100 LC Meter Breaststroke
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     Jr World: J 1:04.35  7/29/2013 Ruta Meilutyte, LTU
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:07.55  8/24/2018 Emily WEISS, USA-US
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Enge, Piper      06 USA-US-           1:08.38    1:08.58   817  
             32.55      1:08.58 (36.03)
  2 Kato, Kotomi     06 Japan-            1:09.49    1:09.10   799  
             32.81      1:09.10 (36.29)
  3 Johnson, Isabella  06 Australia-      1:10.47    1:09.36   790  
             32.56      1:09.36 (36.80)
  4 Kusuda, Yumeno   05 Japan-            1:10.15    1:09.79   775  
             33.24      1:09.79 (36.55)
  5 Martin, Sophie   05 Australia-        1:09.98    1:10.48   753  
             33.47      1:10.48 (37.01)
  6 Ethier, Danika   04 Canada-           1:10.81    1:10.89   740  
             33.46      1:10.89 (37.43)
  7 McMillan, Ashley 04 Canada-           1:10.65    1:11.60   718  
             33.32      1:11.60 (38.28)
  8 Weyant, Gracie   05 USA-US-           1:11.48    1:12.24   699  
             33.91      1:12.24 (38.33)

Men’s 100 Breaststroke

The men’s 100 breast was just as engrossing. Again, an American took the initiative off the wall on the midpoint. Again, that American survived to the finish.

The difference was that Zhier Fan didn’t enter as the top seed as Enge had; he’d been fourth in the morning session at 1:02.40. But he was nearly two seconds quicker at night, and his final 50 of 31.97 opened up six tenths on the rest of the field, creating his victory. He clocked in at 1:00.74.

The battle for second went to Yamato Okadome of Japan, who went 1:01.35, six tenths off his pace-setting time from prelims. Singapore’s Nic Mahabir got rallied for third in 1:01.78, .07 up on Australia’s Haig Buckinham. American Watson Nguyen was fifth.

Event 13  Men 100 LC Meter Breaststroke
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     Jr World: J 59.01  8/23/2017 Nicolo Martinenghi, ITA
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 59.85  8/24/2012 Akihiro YAMAGUCHI, Japan
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Fan, Zhier       04 USA-US-           1:02.40    1:00.74   821  
             28.77      1:00.74 (31.97)
  2 Okadome, Yamato  05 Japan-            1:00.70    1:01.35   796  
             28.73      1:01.35 (32.62)
  3 Mahabir, Nicholas  05 Singapore       1:01.31    1:01.78   780  
             28.94      1:01.78 (32.84)
  4 Buckingham, Haig 04 Australia-        1:01.74    1:01.85   777  
             28.59      1:01.85 (33.26)
  5 Nguyen, Watson   05 USA-US-           1:03.12    1:02.91   739  
             29.51      1:02.91 (33.40)
  6 Taivassalo, Brayden  04 Canada-       1:03.34    1:03.01   735  
             29.65      1:03.01 (33.36)
  7 Gorgijovski, Alistair  04 Australia-  1:03.83    1:04.18   696  
             29.82      1:04.18 (34.36)
  8 Chan, Junhao     04 Singapore-        1:04.38    1:05.33   659  
             30.16      1:05.33 (35.17)

Women’s 400 Individual Medley

Japan’s IM prowess is well-noted. Mio Narita’s expression of that Thursday was emphatic.

Narita won the A final decisive fashion, setting a Junior Pan Pacs record and besting the field by nearly seven seconds. Her time of 4:36.79 blew Becca Mann’s 2012 record of 4:39.76 out of the water.

Narita was away from the field nearly form the get go. While Canadian Ella Jansen was in front at the midway point, the front-halfer was sure to fade, and Narita gained six seconds on her in breaststroke.

Second went to American Kayla Han, who held off the charge of Japan’s Ayami Suzuki by a scant tenth. Han clocked in at 4:43.60. Jansen was fourth in 4:$3.83.

Event 14  Women 400 LC Meter IM
==================================================================
     Jr World: J 4:32.04  6/25/2022 Summer McIntosh, CAN
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:39.76  8/24/2012 Becca MANN, USA
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Narita, Mio      06 Japan-            4:42.33    4:36.79M  891  
             29.53      1:03.03 (33.50)
        1:39.35 (36.32)     2:14.57 (35.22)
        2:53.23 (38.66)     3:32.75 (39.52)
        4:05.25 (32.50)     4:36.79 (31.54)
  2 Han, Kayla       08 USA-US-           4:46.99    4:43.60   828  
             31.48      1:05.25 (33.77)
        1:41.98 (36.73)     2:17.96 (35.98)
        2:58.74 (40.78)     3:39.13 (40.39)
        4:11.88 (32.75)     4:43.60 (31.72)
  3 Suzuki, Ayami    05 Japan-            4:47.18    4:43.70   827  
             29.94      1:03.65 (33.71)
        1:39.67 (36.02)     2:15.30 (35.63)
        2:57.35 (42.05)     3:39.63 (42.28)
        4:12.25 (32.62)     4:43.70 (31.45)
  4 Jansen, Ella     05 Canada-           4:48.22    4:43.83   826  
             29.72      1:03.12 (33.40)
        1:38.88 (35.76)     2:13.86 (34.98)
        2:55.22 (41.36)     3:37.83 (42.61)
        4:11.70 (33.87)     4:43.83 (32.13)
  5 Mattes, Michaela 05 USA-US-           4:47.84    4:45.78   809  
             30.35      1:04.16 (33.81)
        1:40.48 (36.32)     2:15.93 (35.45)
        2:59.00 (43.07)     3:42.69 (43.69)
        4:14.44 (31.75)     4:45.78 (31.34)
  6 Hazle, Kathryn   04 Canada-           4:49.06    4:48.60   786  
             30.19      1:05.04 (34.85)
        1:43.36 (38.32)     2:20.40 (37.04)
        3:01.48 (41.08)     3:42.83 (41.35)
        4:16.04 (33.21)     4:48.60 (32.56)
  7 Kritzinger, Tiana  05 Australia-      4:55.69    4:51.63   761  
             30.99      1:06.01 (35.02)
        1:44.73 (38.72)     2:22.68 (37.95)
        3:03.78 (41.10)     3:45.60 (41.82)
        4:19.61 (34.01)     4:51.63 (32.02)
  8 Roper, Georgie   05 Australia-        4:59.55    5:00.33   697  
             31.94      1:07.95 (36.01)
        1:46.48 (38.53)     2:24.60 (38.12)
        3:09.04 (44.44)     3:53.84 (44.80)
        4:28.19 (34.35)     5:00.33 (32.14)

Men’s 400 Individual Medley

Six swimmers under 4:20 made for a scintillating final.

In the end, Ei Kamikawabata got to the wall first, using his breaststroke leg to pull away and build enough cushion to hold on for the win in 4:15.23.

The silver medal went to Maximus Williamson of the U.S. who surged from fourth to second over the final 100 meters to grab silver in 4:17.58. That’s a best time by 2.5 seconds. Riki Abe of Japan also jumped up a spot in the final 100 to bronze in 4:17.96. The slider was Australian William Petric, who went from second to fourth in 4:18.71. Canadian Lorne Wigginton, who was the second seed in the morning, finishing fifth in 4:19.73, .04 over American Cooper Lucas.

Japan also had two swimmers tie for the win in the B final, via Tomoyuki Matsushita and Asahi Kawashima in 4:21.05.

 Event 15  Men 400 LC Meter IM
==================================================================
     Jr World: J 4:10.02  5/23/2021 Ilia Borodin, RUS
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:12.59  8/24/2012 Chase KALISZ, USA
    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA       
==================================================================
                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Kamikawabata, Ei 04 Japan-            4:14.95    4:15.23   872  
             27.12        57.88 (30.76)
        1:31.66 (33.78)     2:04.28 (32.62)
        2:39.75 (35.47)     3:15.84 (36.09)
        3:46.07 (30.23)     4:15.23 (29.16)
  2 Williamson, Maximus  06 USA-US-       4:24.09    4:17.58   848  
             27.27        58.67 (31.40)
        1:31.09 (32.42)     2:02.86 (31.77)
        2:40.92 (38.06)     3:19.20 (38.28)
        3:49.15 (29.95)     4:17.58 (28.43)
  3 Abe, Riki        06 Japan-            4:19.84    4:17.96   844  
             27.40        58.34 (30.94)
        1:32.33 (33.99)     2:06.19 (33.86)
        2:42.41 (36.22)     3:18.91 (36.50)
        3:49.56 (30.65)     4:17.96 (28.40)
  4 Petric, William  04 Australia-        4:23.43    4:18.71   837  
             27.15        58.07 (30.92)
        1:31.77 (33.70)     2:05.71 (33.94)
        2:42.09 (36.38)     3:18.59 (36.50)
        3:48.90 (30.31)     4:18.71 (29.81)
  5 Wigginton, Lorne 05 Canada-           4:19.40    4:19.73   827  
             28.00        59.30 (31.30)
        1:33.87 (34.57)     2:08.24 (34.37)
        2:44.50 (36.26)     3:21.19 (36.69)
        3:51.07 (29.88)     4:19.73 (28.66)
  6 Lucas, Cooper    05 USA-US-           4:21.21    4:19.77   827  
             27.22        58.09 (30.87)
        1:32.19 (34.10)     2:05.24 (33.05)
        2:42.28 (37.04)     3:20.34 (38.06)
        3:50.91 (30.57)     4:19.77 (28.86)
  7 Loewen, Benjamin 04 Canada-           4:26.04    4:22.85   798  
             26.81        58.23 (31.42)
        1:32.30 (34.07)     2:04.57 (32.27)
        2:42.18 (37.61)     3:21.06 (38.88)
        3:53.11 (32.05)     4:22.85 (29.74)
  8 Staples, Joshua  04 Australia-        4:26.19    4:29.97   736  
             28.60      1:01.70 (33.10)
        1:37.45 (35.75)     2:11.61 (34.16)
        2:49.95 (38.34)     3:29.14 (39.19)
        4:00.47 (31.33)     4:29.97 (29.50)

Women’s 800 Freestyle Relay

What Erin Gemmell did in the 800 free relay needs to be seen to be believe.

The American foursome trailed the Aussies by 3.18 seconds when Gemmell dove in. The Junior Pan Pacs 100 and 200 free champ showed why she’s destroyed meet records in both: The outsplit her Aussie opponent by 4.32 seconds, passing by her like she was standing still with about 30 meters to go en route to gold for the Americans.

The team of Kayla Wilson, Jillian Cox, Cavan Gormsen and Gemmell went 7:54.70, a meet cord by more than three seconds (from the 2018 Americans – Claire Tuggle, Isabel Ivey, Gretchen Walsh, Lille Nordmann).

With only Cox (1:59.32) under 2 minutes, it was kind of all about Gemmell. She blistered her way to a 1:54.86 split, markedly better than the meet record 1:56.15 she used to win the individual event or the best time of 1:56.14 she entered with. She carved out eight tenths on Australian anchor Milla Jansen in the first 100, then came back in 30.12-29.07 to Jansen’s 31.25-31.45.

Australia was moving, too. They were also under the meet record in 7:55.85, with the team of Jamie Perkins, Amelia Weber, Olivia Wunsch and Jansen. Perkins led off in 1:57.64 to get the Aussies clean water from the start.

Japan finished third in 8:01.38.

 Event 16  Women 4x200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay
==================================================================================
     Jr World: J 7:51.47  8/23/2017 Canada
                          K Sanchez, P Oleksiak, R Smith, T Ruck
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 7:57.93  8/24/2018 USA, USA-US
                          C TUGGLE, I IVEY, G WALSH, L NORDMANN
    Team                             Seed     Finals  FINA Points
==================================================================================
                                === A - Final ===                                 
 
  1 USA-US  'A'                   7:52.65    7:54.70M  918   18  
     1) Wilson, Kayla 04              2) Cox, Jillian 05              
     3) Gormsen, Cavan 05             4) Gemmell, Erin 04             
             28.12        58.15 (58.15)
      1:29.05 (1:29.05)   2:00.01 (2:00.01)
        2:27.83 (27.82)     2:58.06 (58.05)
      3:28.87 (1:28.86)   3:59.33 (1:59.32)
        4:27.18 (27.85)     4:57.02 (57.69)
      5:28.24 (1:28.91)   5:59.84 (2:00.51)
        6:26.24 (26.40)     6:55.51 (55.67)
      7:25.63 (1:25.79)   7:54.70 (1:54.86)
  2 Australia  'A-AUS'            7:55.00    7:55.85M  912   14  
     1) Perkins, Jamie 05             2) Weber, Amelia 06             
     3) Wunsch, Olivia 06             4) Jansen, Milla 06             
             27.88        57.58 (57.58)
      1:27.83 (1:27.83)   1:57.64 (1:57.64)
        2:24.99 (27.35)     2:54.99 (57.35)
      3:26.29 (1:28.65)   3:56.75 (1:59.11)
        4:24.46 (27.71)     4:55.40 (58.65)
      5:25.83 (1:29.08)   5:56.66 (1:59.91)
        6:23.33 (26.67)     6:53.15 (56.49)
      7:24.40 (1:27.74)   7:55.85 (1:59.19)
  3 Japan  'A-JPN'                8:00.49    8:01.38   881   12  
     1) Umeki, Hinata 04              2) Okuzono, Misa 06             
     3) Ninomiya, Karin 04            4) Takezawa, Ruka 06            
             28.58        59.52 (59.52)
      1:30.15 (1:30.15)   1:59.92 (1:59.92)
        2:28.23 (28.31)     2:58.72 (58.80)
      3:29.76 (1:29.84)   4:00.83 (2:00.91)
        4:28.21 (27.38)     4:58.63 (57.80)
      5:30.42 (1:29.59)   6:02.02 (2:01.19)
        6:29.38 (27.36)     6:59.57 (57.55)
      7:30.52 (1:28.50)   8:01.38 (1:59.36)
  4 Canada  'A-CAN'               8:00.86    8:03.98   867   10  
     1) Jansen, Ella 05               2) Daley, Lilly 05              
     3) West, Mia 06                  4) Liang, Christey 04           
             28.31        58.62 (58.62)
      1:29.49 (1:29.49)   2:00.99 (2:00.99)
        2:28.51 (27.52)     2:58.72 (57.73)
      3:30.22 (1:29.23)   4:02.30 (2:01.31)
        4:29.93 (27.63)     5:00.38 (58.08)
      5:31.84 (1:29.54)   6:03.65 (2:01.35)
        6:31.00 (27.35)     7:01.56 (57.91)
      7:32.55 (1:28.90)   8:03.98 (2:00.33)

Men’s 800 Freestyle Relay

Speed out front and speed off the end: As a plan, that suited Australia just fine.

Flynn Southam, the 200 free champ, got the Aussies into clean water, and Joshua Staples anchored to put down a challenge by the pesky Americans. The result was a 7:13.07, a Junior Pan Pacs record that downed the Americans mark of 7:16.42 from 2018 (Jake Magahey, Drew Kibler, Dare Rose, Carson Foster). Anders McAlpine and Marcus Da Silva did the work on the middle legs.

Southam was out first in 1:47.30, a two-second lead over the Americans. The American strength in the middle dragged them to within .27 seconds on the final handoff. But a 1:47.84 by Staples put it away.

The U.S. was also inside the old record with the foursome of Henry McFadden, Thomas Heilman, Rex Maurer and Maximus Williamson going 7:15.18. Heilman was the quickest of the four in 1:47.98, .05 faster than Maurer.

Japan was third with Canada fourth.

Event 17  Men 4x200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay
==================================================================================
     Jr World: J 7:08.37  8/23/2019 USA
                          J Magahey, L Urlando, J Mitchell, C Foster
  Jr. Pan Pac: M 7:16.42  8/24/2018 USA, USA-US
                          J MAGAHEY, D KIBLER, O ROSE, C FOSTER
    Team                             Seed     Finals  FINA Points
==================================================================================
                                === A - Final ===                                 
 
  1 Australia  'A-AUS'            7:15.60    7:13.07M  902   18  
     1) Southam, Flynn 05             2) McAlpine, Anders 05          
     3) Da Silva, Marcus 06           4) Staples, Joshua 04           
             24.80        51.89 (51.89)
      1:19.77 (1:19.77)   1:47.30 (1:47.30)
        2:12.78 (25.48)     2:40.28 (52.98)
      3:08.78 (1:21.48)   3:35.93 (1:48.63)
        4:00.96 (25.03)     4:28.91 (52.98)
      4:57.66 (1:21.73)   5:25.23 (1:49.30)
        5:50.33 (25.10)     6:17.47 (52.24)
      6:45.43 (1:20.20)   7:13.07 (1:47.84)
  2 USA-US  'A'                   7:16.53    7:15.18M  889   14  
     1) McFadden, Henry 05            2) Heilman, Thomas 07           
     3) Maurer, Rex 04                4) Williamson, Maximus 06       
             26.13        53.38 (53.38)
      1:21.49 (1:21.49)   1:49.49 (1:49.49)
        2:13.98 (24.49)     2:41.17 (51.68)
      3:09.32 (1:19.83)   3:37.47 (1:47.98)
        4:02.17 (24.70)     4:29.61 (52.14)
      4:57.83 (1:20.36)   5:25.50 (1:48.03)
        5:50.72 (25.22)     6:18.19 (52.69)
      6:46.96 (1:21.46)   7:15.18 (1:49.68)
  3 Japan  'A-JPN'                7:15.22    7:22.26   847   12  
     1) Kiriyama, Maki 05             2) Watanabe, Yuta 04            
     3) Scott, Tatsumi Edward 04      4) Matsushita, Tomoyuki 05      
             25.42        53.07 (53.07)
      1:21.70 (1:21.70)   1:50.69 (1:50.69)
        2:15.40 (24.71)     2:43.04 (52.35)
      3:11.38 (1:20.69)   3:39.96 (1:49.27)
        4:05.06 (25.10)     4:32.84 (52.88)
      5:02.12 (1:22.16)   5:31.02 (1:51.06)
        5:56.04 (25.02)     6:23.99 (52.97)
      6:53.00 (1:21.98)   7:22.26 (1:51.24)
  4 Canada  'A-CAN'               7:26.43    7:26.22   825   10  
     1) Wu, Adam 04                   2) Dardis, Paul 06              
     3) Dagenais, Victor 04           4) Wigginton, Lorne 05          
             25.25        52.58 (52.58)
      1:21.16 (1:21.16)   1:49.45 (1:49.45)
        2:15.03 (25.58)     2:42.98 (53.53)
      3:12.19 (1:22.74)   3:42.18 (1:52.73)
        4:07.77 (25.59)     4:35.93 (53.75)
      5:05.34 (1:23.16)   5:34.60 (1:52.42)
        5:59.94 (25.34)     6:28.22 (53.62)
      6:57.06 (1:22.46)   7:26.22 (1:51.62)

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