{"id":105163,"date":"2014-08-10T09:17:45","date_gmt":"2014-08-10T16:17:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=105163"},"modified":"2014-08-10T09:17:45","modified_gmt":"2014-08-10T16:17:45","slug":"race-video-cody-miller-turns-in-stunner-in-100-breast","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/race-video-cody-miller-turns-in-stunner-in-100-breast\/","title":{"rendered":"Race Video: Cody Miller Turns in Stunner in 100 Breast"},"content":{"rendered":"

Editorial coverage for U.S. Senior Nationals proudly sponsored by\u00a0Master Spas<\/a>!<\/i><\/p>\n

IRVINE, California, August 9.<\/p>\n

In what has continued to be the surprise stroke for Team USA since Brendan Hansen had a stranglehold on the National Team for a decade, Badger\u2019s Cody Miller broke 1:00 to shock the rest of the field with a 59.91. \u00a0That time tied him with Yasuhiro Koseki and Felipe da Silva for ninth in the world as he made the Pan Pacific Championships team.<\/p>\n

Heading into tonight, everyone had eyes on Kevin Cordes and Brendan McHugh as the potential winners of the race. \u00a0Neither even took the top two. \u00a0Bulldogs\u2019 Nic Fink finished second in 1:00.38 for 14th in the world, while Cordes placed third in 1:00.63. McHugh, who already is a lock for the 2015 Worlds team after winning the 50 breast early this week, fell to seventh in 1:01.10.<\/p>\n

Tennessee\u2019s Brad Craig (1:00.82), Ohio State\u2019s DJ MacDonald (1:00.83), Club Wolverine\u2019s Zach Hayden (1:01.00) and PASA\u2019s BJ Johnson (1:01.84) also swam in the championship heat.<\/p>\n

Mike Alexandrov of NYAC won the B final in 1:00.91 with Tucson Ford\u2019s Marcus Titus taking second in 1:01.63. \u00a0NCAP\u2019s Carsten Vissering wound up third in 1:01.90.<\/p>\n

Connor Hoppe of Clovis earned the C final win in 1:01.84. \u00a0Canyons\u2019 Peter Kropp touched second in 1:02.07 with Tide\u2019s Austin Temple placing third in 1:02.53.<\/p>\n

A final<\/h1>\n