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USA’s Courtney Harnish overhauled Australia’s Tamsin Cook down the final 100 meters to win the middle distance event, 4:09.36 to 4:10.91. \u00a0Cook initially looked to have no peer tonight in the event, but Harnish went to her legs at the 300 and blasted a 31.04 and 30.00 set of splits to win the gold. That’s a massive personal best for Harnish, blasting her 4:12.20 from U.S. Nationals.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Alexandra Aitchison rounded out the medal-winners with a third-place time of 4:11.16, while Japan’s Chinatsu Sato took fourth in 4:12.90.<\/p>\n
USA’s Madison Homovich (4:14.42), Australia’s Sacha Downing (4:16.12), Canada’s Sophia Saroukian (4:18.41) and Japan’s Miho Nakayama (4:23.45) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n
USA’s Sierra Schmidt, after her customary dancing exhibition behind the blocks before the start of the night of swimming, put up a 4:12.50 to win the B final. \u00a0That proved to be nearly a four-second victory as Australia’s Moesha Johnson (4:16.24) and Canada’s Danica Ludlow (4:18.09) took second and third.<\/p>\n
New Zealand’s Grace Sommerville (4:20.26), Japan’s Rika Nara (4:20.47), Mexico’s Monika Gonzalez (4:20.93), China’s Wang Siqi (4:22.23) and Mexico’s Elizabeth Barba (4:29.71) also competed in the consolation heat.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
 Event 17  Women 400 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:07.10  08\/25\/2012Leah SMITH, USA\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Harnish, Courtn  99 USA-              4:13.15    4:09.36   882    9  \r\n    r:+0.82  29.50      1:00.92 (31.42)\r\n        1:33.04 (32.12)     2:04.87 (31.83)\r\n        2:36.70 (31.83)     3:08.32 (31.62)\r\n        3:39.36 (31.04)     4:09.36 (30.00)\r\n  2 Cook, Tamsin     98 AUS-              4:12.38    4:10.91   865    7  \r\n    r:+0.67  28.95      1:00.06 (31.11)\r\n        1:32.11 (32.05)     2:03.56 (31.45)\r\n        2:35.32 (31.76)     3:07.07 (31.75)\r\n        3:38.85 (31.78)     4:10.91 (32.06)\r\n  3 Aitchison, Alex  96 Canada-           4:15.42    4:11.16   863    6  \r\n    r:+0.85  28.92      1:00.78 (31.86)\r\n        1:32.35 (31.57)     2:04.59 (32.24)\r\n        2:36.17 (31.58)     3:08.09 (31.92)\r\n        3:39.89 (31.80)     4:11.16 (31.27)\r\n  4 Sato, Chinatsu   99 Japan-            4:14.85    4:12.90   845    5  \r\n    r:+0.77  29.37      1:00.99 (31.62)\r\n        1:33.37 (32.38)     2:06.07 (32.70)\r\n        2:38.23 (32.16)     3:10.63 (32.40)\r\n        3:42.74 (32.11)     4:12.90 (30.16)\r\n  5 Homovich, Madis  00 USA-              4:13.57    4:14.42   830    4  \r\n    r:+0.80  29.28      1:00.71 (31.43)\r\n        1:33.00 (32.29)     2:05.01 (32.01)\r\n        2:37.64 (32.63)     3:10.19 (32.55)\r\n        3:42.88 (32.69)     4:14.42 (31.54)\r\n  6 Downing, Sacha   97 AUS-              4:14.32    4:16.12   814    3  \r\n    r:+0.76  29.68      1:01.82 (32.14)\r\n        1:33.69 (31.87)     2:06.25 (32.56)\r\n        2:38.62 (32.37)     3:11.32 (32.70)\r\n        3:43.82 (32.50)     4:16.12 (32.30)\r\n  7 Saroukian, Soph  98 Canada-           4:20.10    4:18.41   792    2  \r\n    r:+0.71  30.17      1:02.66 (32.49)\r\n        1:35.40 (32.74)     2:08.09 (32.69)\r\n        2:40.69 (32.60)     3:13.68 (32.99)\r\n      4:18.41 (1:04.73)                    \r\n  8 Nakayama, Miho   96 Japan-            4:20.14    4:23.45   748    1  \r\n    r:+0.78  30.26      1:02.98 (32.72)\r\n        1:35.87 (32.89)     2:09.26 (33.39)\r\n        2:42.42 (33.16)     3:16.57 (34.15)\r\n        3:50.25 (33.68)     4:23.45 (33.20)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Schmidt, Sierra  98 USA-              4:14.04    4:12.50   849  \r\n    r:+0.87  29.30      1:00.26 (30.96)\r\n        1:32.37 (32.11)     2:04.15 (31.78)\r\n        2:36.63 (32.48)     3:08.54 (31.91)\r\n        3:41.25 (32.71)     4:12.50 (31.25)\r\n 10 Johnson, Moesha  97 AUS-              4:17.07    4:16.24   812  \r\n    r:+0.88  29.89      1:01.34 (31.45)\r\n        1:33.87 (32.53)     2:06.27 (32.40)\r\n        2:38.83 (32.56)     3:11.69 (32.86)\r\n        3:44.49 (32.80)     4:16.24 (31.75)\r\n 11 Ludlow, Danica   96 Canada-           4:20.83    4:18.09   795  \r\n    r:+0.81  29.53      1:01.69 (32.16)\r\n        1:34.47 (32.78)     2:07.33 (32.86)\r\n        2:40.54 (33.21)     3:13.70 (33.16)\r\n        3:46.40 (32.70)     4:18.09 (31.69)\r\n 12 Sommerville, Gr  96 New Zealand-      4:26.89    4:20.26   775  \r\n    r:+0.72  29.95      1:02.95 (33.00)\r\n        1:35.69 (32.74)     2:08.85 (33.16)\r\n        2:41.92 (33.07)     3:15.16 (33.24)\r\n        3:48.71 (33.55)     4:20.26 (31.55)\r\n 13 Nara, Rika       98 Japan-            4:20.20    4:20.47   773  \r\n    r:+0.60  30.35      1:02.39 (32.04)\r\n        1:35.10 (32.71)     2:07.94 (32.84)\r\n        2:41.27 (33.33)     3:14.59 (33.32)\r\n        3:48.17 (33.58)     4:20.47 (32.30)\r\n 14 Gonzalez Hermos  95 Mexico-           4:23.52    4:20.93   769  \r\n    r:+0.81  29.66      1:02.60 (32.94)\r\n        1:35.28 (32.68)     2:08.50 (33.22)\r\n        2:41.57 (33.07)     3:14.81 (33.24)\r\n        3:48.35 (33.54)     4:20.93 (32.58)\r\n 15 Wang, Siqi       98 China-            4:21.42    4:22.23   758  \r\n    r:+0.89  30.12      1:03.15 (33.03)\r\n        1:35.96 (32.81)     2:09.43 (33.47)\r\n        2:42.71 (33.28)     3:16.34 (33.63)\r\n        3:49.74 (33.40)     4:22.23 (32.49)\r\n 16 Barba Tinoco, E  96 Mexico-           4:26.59    4:29.71   697  \r\n    r:+0.73  29.69      1:02.55 (32.86)\r\n        1:35.74 (33.19)     2:09.72 (33.98)\r\n        2:44.04 (34.32)     3:19.30 (35.26)\r\n        3:54.87 (35.57)     4:29.71 (34.84)<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 free<\/h1>\n<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott<\/p><\/div>\n
USA’s Liam Egan turned on the afterburners down the final 100 meters to explode past the rest of the field to a 3:52.59 for the win. \u00a0He was actually faster this morning with a 3:52.35, but did what he had to do to win tonight with the fastest time of the evening.<\/p>\n
USA’s Aidan Burns finished second in 3:53.10, slower than his 3:52.51 from this morning, while Australia’s Joshua Parrish raced his way to third in 3:53.85.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Peter Brothers (3:55.00), Japan’s Fuyu Yoshida (3:55.71), China’s Li Yongwei (3:56.11), Australia’s Jacob Hansford (3:57.25) and Canada’s Tristan Cote (3:59.49) put up the other times in the finale.<\/p>\n
USA’s Townley Haas, the favorite in the event, missed the A final due to the two-per-country rule for the second night in a row. \u00a0After posting the top 100 free time last night in 49.55 out of the B final, Haas whipped up a 3:52.67 this evening to win the B final in the 400.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Damian Fyfe took second in 3:57.34 with New Zealand’s Carter Edgecombe taking third in 4:00.74.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Shingo Nakaya (4:00.90), Japan’s Atsuya Yoshida (4:01.48), New Zealand’s Dominic Mildon (4:01.69), China’s Cheng Gong (4:01.94) and New Zealand’s Liam Albery (4:02.72) rounded out the consolation heat.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\nEvent 18  Men 400 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 3:50.51  08\/28\/2010Nicholas Caldwell, USA\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Egan, Liam       96 USA-              3:52.35    3:52.59   847    9  \r\n    r:+0.75  27.57        57.15 (29.58)\r\n        1:27.22 (30.07)     1:57.05 (29.83)\r\n        2:26.80 (29.75)     2:56.18 (29.38)\r\n        3:25.37 (29.19)     3:52.59 (27.22)\r\n  2 Burns, Aidan     97 USA-              3:52.51    3:53.10   841    7  \r\n    r:+0.80  27.51        57.14 (29.63)\r\n        1:26.80 (29.66)     1:56.75 (29.95)\r\n        2:26.30 (29.55)     2:55.97 (29.67)\r\n        3:24.91 (28.94)     3:53.10 (28.19)\r\n  3 Parrish, Josh    97 AUS-              3:57.65    3:53.85   833    6  \r\n    r:+0.66  27.48        57.87 (30.39)\r\n        1:27.63 (29.76)     1:58.02 (30.39)\r\n        2:27.61 (29.59)     2:57.16 (29.55)\r\n        3:26.16 (29.00)     3:53.85 (27.69)\r\n  4 Brothers, Peter  96 Canada-           3:59.67    3:55.00   821    5  \r\n    r:+0.74  27.43        56.81 (29.38)\r\n        1:26.42 (29.61)     1:56.10 (29.68)\r\n        2:26.14 (30.04)     2:56.00 (29.86)\r\n        3:26.11 (30.11)     3:55.00 (28.89)\r\n  5 Yoshida, Fuyu    97 Japan-            3:59.33    3:55.71   813    4  \r\n    r:+0.76  27.51        57.22 (29.71)\r\n        1:27.85 (30.63)     1:58.08 (30.23)\r\n        2:28.64 (30.56)     2:58.75 (30.11)\r\n        3:28.15 (29.40)     3:55.71 (27.56)\r\n  6 Li, Yongwei      97 China-            4:00.64    3:56.11   809    3  \r\n    r:+0.72  26.74        55.64 (28.90)\r\n        1:24.39 (28.75)     1:53.94 (29.55)\r\n        2:23.99 (30.05)     2:54.67 (30.68)\r\n        3:25.20 (30.53)     3:56.11 (30.91)\r\n  7 HANSFORD, JACOB  95 AUS-              3:57.26    3:57.25   798    2  \r\n    r:+0.73  27.99        57.94 (29.95)\r\n        1:28.35 (30.41)     1:58.83 (30.48)\r\n        2:28.95 (30.12)     2:59.02 (30.07)\r\n        3:28.86 (29.84)     3:57.25 (28.39)\r\n  8 Cote, Tristan    95 Canada-           3:57.59    3:59.49   775    1  \r\n    r:+0.71  27.51        57.40 (29.89)\r\n        1:27.16 (29.76)     1:57.65 (30.49)\r\n        2:27.82 (30.17)     2:58.61 (30.79)\r\n        3:29.22 (30.61)     3:59.49 (30.27)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Haas, Townley    96 USA-              3:53.19    3:52.67   846  \r\n    r:+0.77  25.82        54.17 (28.35)\r\n        1:23.51 (29.34)     1:53.09 (29.58)\r\n        2:23.32 (30.23)     2:53.34 (30.02)\r\n        3:23.46 (30.12)     3:52.67 (29.21)\r\n 10 Fyfe, Damian     97 AUS-              3:59.64    3:57.34   797  \r\n    r:+0.71  26.39        55.81 (29.42)\r\n        1:26.10 (30.29)     1:56.67 (30.57)\r\n        2:26.88 (30.21)     2:57.68 (30.80)\r\n        3:27.78 (30.10)     3:57.34 (29.56)\r\n 11 Edgecombe, Cart  96 New Zealand-      4:02.75    4:00.74   763  \r\n    r:+0.72  27.87        58.61 (30.74)\r\n        1:28.65 (30.04)     1:59.62 (30.97)\r\n        2:29.86 (30.24)     3:01.08 (31.22)\r\n        3:31.25 (30.17)     4:00.74 (29.49)\r\n 12 Nakaya, Shingo   96 Japan-            4:02.72    4:00.90   762  \r\n    r:+0.72  27.96        57.99 (30.03)\r\n        1:28.41 (30.42)     1:59.18 (30.77)\r\n        2:30.23 (31.05)     3:01.65 (31.42)\r\n        3:32.22 (30.57)     4:00.90 (28.68)\r\n 13 Yoshida, Atsuya  99 Japan-            4:02.64    4:01.48   756  \r\n    r:+0.68  27.22        57.21 (29.99)\r\n        1:27.74 (30.53)     1:58.91 (31.17)\r\n        2:29.86 (30.95)     3:01.39 (31.53)\r\n        3:31.58 (30.19)     4:01.48 (29.90)\r\n 14 Mildon, Dominic  96 New Zealand-      4:01.18    4:01.69   754  \r\n    r:+0.74  27.04        56.98 (29.94)\r\n        1:27.32 (30.34)     1:57.95 (30.63)\r\n        2:28.97 (31.02)     2:59.81 (30.84)\r\n        3:31.21 (31.40)     4:01.69 (30.48)\r\n 15 Cheng, Gong      97 China-            4:04.29    4:01.94   752  \r\n    r:+0.78  28.45        59.86 (31.41)\r\n        1:30.99 (31.13)     2:02.65 (31.66)\r\n        2:33.86 (31.21)     3:04.71 (30.85)\r\n        3:34.22 (29.51)     4:01.94 (27.72)\r\n 16 Albery, Liam     96 New Zealand-      4:02.99    4:02.72   745  \r\n    r:+0.71  27.58        57.82 (30.24)\r\n        1:28.47 (30.65)     1:59.48 (31.01)\r\n        2:30.42 (30.94)     3:01.68 (31.26)\r\n        3:32.95 (31.27)     4:02.72 (29.77)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 100 fly<\/h1>\nJapan’s Suzuka Hasegawa gave the meet record a run, but wound up taking the title in 58.91. \u00a0That swim fell a bit short of Noemie Thomas’ 58.68 from 2012 for Canada, but was enough to hold off a hard-charging Christina Licciardi of Australia. \u00a0Licciardi picked up silver in 59.36, while Japan’s Rikako Ikee (59.50) and USA’s Hannah Kukurugya (59.93) also cleared 1:00.<\/p>\n
USA’s Cassidy Bayer (1:00.17), Canada’s Jacomie Strydom (1:00.24), China’s Song Yutong (1:01.14) and Canada’s Lili Margitai (1:01.85) picked up the other finale finishes.<\/p>\n
USA’s Kara Kopcso topped the B final with a time of 1:00.34, while Japan’s Haruno Ito touched in second in 1:01.82. \u00a0Mexico’s Ana Sofia Revilak finished just behind with a third-place 1:01.92.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Megan Gianotti (1:02.14), Australia’s Meg Bailey (1:02.38), Canada’s Danika Huizinga (1:02.39) and Mexico’s Sharo Rodriguez (1:03.41) also competed in the B final. \u00a0China’s Zheng Yao drew a disqualification.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\n Event 19  Women 100 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 58.68  08\/25\/2012Noemie THOMAS, Canada\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Hasegawa, Suzuk  00 Japan-              59.64      58.91   858    9  \r\n    r:+0.69  27.64        58.91 (31.27)\r\n  2 Licciardi, Chri  95 AUS-                59.90      59.36   838    7  \r\n    r:+0.66  27.84        59.36 (31.52)\r\n  3 Ikee, Rikako     00 Japan-            1:00.85      59.50   832    6  \r\n    r:+0.68  27.80        59.50 (31.70)\r\n  4 Kukurugya, Hann  98 USA-              1:00.30      59.93   815    5  \r\n    r:+0.72  28.10        59.93 (31.83)\r\n  5 Bayer, Cassidy   99 USA-              1:00.53    1:00.17   805    4  \r\n    r:+0.77  28.86      1:00.17 (31.31)\r\n  6 Strydom, Jacomi  96 Canada-           1:00.45    1:00.24   802    3  \r\n    r:+0.74  28.20      1:00.24 (32.04)\r\n  7 Song, Yutong     99 China-            1:00.98    1:01.14   767    2  \r\n    r:+0.71  28.75      1:01.14 (32.39)\r\n  8 Margitai, Lili   97 Canada-           1:01.69    1:01.85   741    1  \r\n    r:+0.64  28.69      1:01.85 (33.16)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Kopcso, Kara     95 USA-              1:00.70    1:00.34   798  \r\n    r:+0.70  28.74      1:00.34 (31.60)\r\n 10 Ito, Haruno      99 Japan-            1:01.38    1:01.82   742  \r\n    r:+0.77  29.31      1:01.82 (32.51)\r\n 11 Revilak Fonseca  97 Mexico-           1:01.84    1:01.92   738  \r\n    r:+0.75  29.15      1:01.92 (32.77)\r\n 12 GIANOTTI, Megzy  96 AUS-              1:01.83    1:02.14   731  \r\n    r:+0.77  29.14      1:02.14 (33.00)\r\n 13 BAILEY, MEG      96 AUS-              1:02.94    1:02.38   722  \r\n    r:+0.76  29.44      1:02.38 (32.94)\r\n 14 Huizinga, Danik  99 Canada-           1:01.75    1:02.39   722  \r\n    r:+0.80  28.99      1:02.39 (33.40)\r\n 15 Rodriguez River  96 Mexico-           1:03.90    1:03.41   688  \r\n    r:+0.72  29.59      1:03.41 (33.82)\r\n -- Zheng, Yao       00 China-            1:03.33         DQ<\/pre>\nMen’s 100 fly<\/h1>\n<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Kristin Karkoska<\/p><\/div>\n
USA’s Alex Valente nearly took down the World Junior Record in the finale with a 52.60. \u00a0That swim just missed the 52.52 set by Daniel Bell at the 2008 World Junior Championships. \u00a0That record is a bit of a farce, however, considering that Bell’s time of 52.37 stands as the Junior Pan Pac record from 2009, and Michael Phelps’ 17-18 U.S. National Age Group mark is a 51.10 from 2003. \u00a0But, just having World Junior Record on his resume still would have been nice for Valente.<\/p>\n
USA’s Andrew Seliskar took second in 53.14 with New Zealand’s Bradlee Ashby placing third in 53.81.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Yuya Yajima (54.01), Canada’s Nicolaas Dekker (54.40), Japan’s Yuya Sakamoto (54.53), Australia’s Dominic Richardson (54.57) and Mexico’s Mateo Gonzalez (54.71) also vied for the meet crown.<\/p>\n
USA’s Michael Andrew came up just a bit short of his personal best 53.46 with a 53.66 to win the B final by a wide margin. \u00a0China’s Zhang Xi hit the wall second in 55.10 with Canada’s Osvald Nitski placing third in 55.80.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Junya Higuchi (56.00), Canada’s Cameron Kidd (56.35), China’s Chen Chaoqi (56.59), Australia’s Joachim Bardrum (56.62) and Mexico’s Hector Rubalcaba (56.80) finished fourth through eighth in the consolation heat.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\n Event 20  Men 100 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 52.37  01\/10\/2009Daniel Bell, New Zealand\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Valente, Alex    97 USA-                52.61      52.60   849    9  \r\n    r:+0.63  24.59        52.60 (28.01)\r\n  2 Seliskar, Andre  96 USA-                53.04      53.14   824    7  \r\n    r:+0.70  24.97        53.14 (28.17)\r\n  3 Ashby, Bradlee   95 New Zealand-        54.49      53.81   793    6  \r\n    r:+0.77  25.40        53.81 (28.41)\r\n  4 Yajima, Yuya     96 Japan-              53.88      54.01   784    5  \r\n    r:+0.76  25.45        54.01 (28.56)\r\n  5 Dekker, Nicolaa  95 Canada-             54.54      54.40   768    4  \r\n    r:+0.70  25.23        54.40 (29.17)\r\n  6 Sakamoto, Yuya   99 Japan-              54.66      54.53   762    3  \r\n    r:+0.69  25.56        54.53 (28.97)\r\n  7 Richardson, Dom  97 AUS-                54.93      54.57   760    2  \r\n    r:+0.71  25.12        54.57 (29.45)\r\n  8 Gonzalez Medina  96 Mexico-             55.03      54.71   755    1  \r\n    r:+0.63  25.32        54.71 (29.39)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Andrew, Michael  99 USA-                53.57      53.66   800  \r\n    r:+0.76  24.95        53.66 (28.71)\r\n 10 Zhang, Xin       99 China-              55.49      55.10   739  \r\n    r:+0.73  26.60        55.10 (28.50)\r\n 11 Nitski, Osvald   97 Canada-             57.14      55.80   711  \r\n    r:+0.70  26.36        55.80 (29.44)\r\n 12 Higuchi, Junya   97 Japan-              55.49      56.00   704  \r\n    r:+0.72  26.74        56.00 (29.26)\r\n 13 Kidd, Cameron    96 Canada-             56.38      56.35   691  \r\n    r:+0.85  26.26        56.35 (30.09)\r\n 14 Chen, Chaoqi     99 China-              56.81      56.59   682  \r\n    r:+0.70  26.69        56.59 (29.90)\r\n 15 BARDRUM, JOACHI  96 AUS-                57.11      56.62   681  \r\n    r:+0.69  26.77        56.62 (29.85)\r\n 16 Rubalcaba, Hect  97 Mexico-             56.42      56.80   674  \r\n    r:+0.82  26.92        56.80 (29.88)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 200 back<\/h1>\nJapan dominated the finale as Rio Shirai (2:11.67) and Rika Yuhara (2:12.51) went 1-2 in the championship heat tonight. \u00a0That’s nearly a two-second drop for Shirai as she obliterated the field with a 33.13 down the stretch.<\/p>\n
Korea’s Dalin Lee (2:13.24), USA’s Danielle Galyer (2:13.77), Australia’s Monique Rae (2:13.87), Canada’s Danielle Hanus (2:14.42), Canada’s Mackenzie Glover (2:14.87) and USA’s Emily Allen (2:16.45) also put up times in the finale.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Natsumi Sakai dropped more than a second from her prelim swim with a 2:13.62 to win the B final tonight. \u00a0Australia’s Minna Atherton touched second in 2:15.14 with USA’s Claire Adams placing third in 2:16.10.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Heather Lam (2:18.04), China’s Song Yutong (2:20.50), Mexico’s Georgina Gonzalez (2:26.54), Mexico’s Sharo Rodriguez (2:30.98) and Fiji’s Ella Rasau (2:41.37) closed out the consolation heat.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\n Event 21  Women 200 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:09.68  08\/28\/2010Sayaka Akase, Japan\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Shirai, Rio      99 Japan-            2:13.53    2:11.67   836    9  \r\n    r:+0.65  31.41      1:04.73 (33.32)\r\n        1:38.54 (33.81)     2:11.67 (33.13)\r\n  2 Yuhara, Rika     96 Japan-            2:13.45    2:12.51   820    7  \r\n    r:+0.54  31.36      1:04.54 (33.18)\r\n        1:38.65 (34.11)     2:12.51 (33.86)\r\n  3 Lee, Dalin       99 Korea-            2:15.17    2:13.24   807    6  \r\n    r:+0.62  30.73      1:04.61 (33.88)\r\n        1:38.88 (34.27)     2:13.24 (34.36)\r\n  4 Galyer, Daniell  95 USA-              2:16.12    2:13.77   797    5  \r\n    r:+0.63  31.63      1:04.99 (33.36)\r\n        1:39.44 (34.45)     2:13.77 (34.33)\r\n  5 Rae, Monique     98 AUS-              2:14.97    2:13.87   795    4  \r\n    r:+0.60  32.00      1:06.03 (34.03)\r\n        1:39.85 (33.82)     2:13.87 (34.02)\r\n  6 Hanus, Danielle  98 Canada-           2:14.60    2:14.42   786    3  \r\n    r:+0.63  32.19      1:05.88 (33.69)\r\n        1:40.94 (35.06)     2:14.42 (33.48)\r\n  7 Glover, Mackenz  98 Canada-           2:15.03    2:14.87   778    2  \r\n    r:+0.67  32.20      1:06.32 (34.12)\r\n        1:40.70 (34.38)     2:14.87 (34.17)\r\n  8 Allen, Emily     97 USA-              2:17.55    2:16.45   751    1  \r\n    r:+0.71  31.71      1:05.96 (34.25)\r\n        1:41.08 (35.12)     2:16.45 (35.37)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Sakai, Natsumi   01 Japan-            2:14.91    2:13.62   800  \r\n    r:+0.60  31.18      1:04.62 (33.44)\r\n        1:39.44 (34.82)     2:13.62 (34.18)\r\n 10 Atherton, Minna  00 AUS-              2:18.16    2:15.14   773  \r\n    r:+0.61  31.06      1:05.01 (33.95)\r\n        1:39.89 (34.88)     2:15.14 (35.25)\r\n 11 Adams, Claire    98 USA-              2:18.65    2:16.10   757  \r\n    r:+0.62  31.09      1:05.01 (33.92)\r\n        1:40.10 (35.09)     2:16.10 (36.00)\r\n 12 Lam, Heather     98 Canada-           2:18.59    2:18.04   725  \r\n    r:+0.63  32.37      1:06.68 (34.31)\r\n        1:42.41 (35.73)     2:18.04 (35.63)\r\n 13 Song, Yutong     99 China-            2:19.27    2:20.50   688  \r\n    r:+0.67  33.09      1:09.20 (36.11)\r\n        1:45.48 (36.28)     2:20.50 (35.02)\r\n 14 Gonzalez Garcia  96 Mexico-           2:27.40    2:26.54   606  \r\n    r:+0.79  34.18      1:11.56 (37.38)\r\n        1:49.03 (37.47)     2:26.54 (37.51)\r\n 15 Rodriguez River  96 Mexico-           2:32.81    2:30.98   554  \r\n    r:+0.60  35.07      1:13.02 (37.95)\r\n        1:52.09 (39.07)     2:30.98 (38.89)\r\n 16 Rasau, Ella      98 Fiji Islands-     2:39.66    2:41.37   454  \r\n    r:+0.66  36.12      1:17.03 (40.91)\r\n        1:58.99 (41.96)     2:41.37 (42.38)<\/pre>\nMen’s 200 back<\/h1>\n<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick<\/p><\/div>\n
He wasn’t able to replicate his seed time of 1:57.06 coming into the meet, which would have challenge Jack Conger’s meet record of 1:57.20, but USA’s Connor Green still looked comfortable with a 1:59.60 to win the title tonight. \u00a0He actually went faster this morning with a 1:59.19, leading to dreams of a meet record and potentially a World Junior Record (1:56.94 by China’s Li Guangyuan), but Green focused on the win.<\/p>\n
USA’s Corey Okubo touched second in 2:01.17 with Canada’s Markus Thormeyer earning third in 2:01.55.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Anders Klein (2:02.45), Australia’s Peter Mills (2:02.92), Mexico’s Andy Song An (2:04.37), New Zealand’s Andrew Trembath (2:07.09) and Japan’s Juran Mizohata (2:07.26) pocketed the other times in the finale.<\/p>\n
USA’s Curtis Ogren crushed the B final with a time of 2:02.43, while Canada’s Peter Brothers took a distant second in 2:06.00. \u00a0USA’s Brendan Casey placed third in 2:06.12.<\/p>\n
China’s Wang Zhou (2:07.27), Canada’s Tim Zeng (2:07.70), Mexico’s Danielito Perez (2:13.03), USA’s Ethan Young (2:13.23) and Fiji’s Kalen Eyre (2:40.53) finished fourth through eighth in the consolation.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\nEvent 22  Men 200 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:57.20  08\/25\/2012Jack CONGER, USA\r\n    Name           Year Team              Prelims     Finals  FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Green, Connor    96 USA-              1:59.19    1:59.60   819    9  \r\n    r:+0.56  28.61        57.92 (29.31)\r\n        1:28.64 (30.72)     1:59.60 (30.96)\r\n  2 Okubo, Corey     95 USA-              2:01.74    2:01.17   788    7  \r\n    r:+0.60  29.28        59.82 (30.54)\r\n        1:31.12 (31.30)     2:01.17 (30.05)\r\n  3 Thormeyer, Mark  97 Canada-           2:03.87    2:01.55   780    6  \r\n    r:+0.65  29.45      1:00.61 (31.16)\r\n        1:31.31 (30.70)     2:01.55 (30.24)\r\n  4 Klein, Anders    97 Canada-           2:02.85    2:02.45   763    5  \r\n    r:+0.59  28.82        59.51 (30.69)\r\n        1:31.12 (31.61)     2:02.45 (31.33)\r\n  5 MILLS, PETER     96 AUS-              2:03.02    2:02.92   754    4  \r\n    r:+0.60  28.20        59.50 (31.30)\r\n        1:30.67 (31.17)     2:02.92 (32.25)\r\n  6 Song An, Andy X  98 Mexico-           2:04.66    2:04.37   728    3  \r\n    r:+0.67  28.81      1:00.91 (32.10)\r\n        1:32.63 (31.72)     2:04.37 (31.74)\r\n  7 Trembath, Andre  96 New Zealand-      2:05.60    2:07.09   682    2  \r\n    r:+0.61  29.06      1:01.00 (31.94)\r\n        1:34.03 (33.03)     2:07.09 (33.06)\r\n  8 Mizohata, Juran  98 Japan-            2:08.10    2:07.26   680    1  \r\n    r:+0.64  29.54      1:01.52 (31.98)\r\n        1:34.07 (32.55)     2:07.26 (33.19)\r\n \r\n                            === B - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  9 Ogren, Curtis    96 USA-              2:02.09    2:02.43   763  \r\n    r:+0.62  28.90        59.44 (30.54)\r\n        1:30.69 (31.25)     2:02.43 (31.74)\r\n 10 Brothers, Peter  96 Canada-           2:05.88    2:06.00   700  \r\n    r:+0.62  29.76      1:02.05 (32.29)\r\n        1:34.39 (32.34)     2:06.00 (31.61)\r\n 11 Casey, Brendan   96 USA-              2:05.37    2:06.12   698  \r\n    r:+0.69  29.72      1:02.15 (32.43)\r\n        1:34.11 (31.96)     2:06.12 (32.01)\r\n 12 Wang, Zhou       99 China-            2:09.76    2:07.27   680  \r\n    r:+0.64  30.08      1:02.33 (32.25)\r\n        1:35.83 (33.50)     2:07.27 (31.44)\r\n 13 Zeng, Tim        97 Canada-           2:09.52    2:07.70   673  \r\n    r:+0.58  29.10      1:02.03 (32.93)\r\n        1:34.74 (32.71)     2:07.70 (32.96)\r\n 14 Perez Ba\u00f1uelos,  97 Mexico-           2:16.55    2:13.03   595  \r\n    r:+0.58  30.24      1:03.65 (33.41)\r\n        1:37.43 (33.78)     2:13.03 (35.60)\r\n 15 Young, Ethan     98 USA-              2:08.52    2:13.23   592  \r\n    r:+0.67  30.60      1:04.35 (33.75)\r\n        1:39.16 (34.81)     2:13.23 (34.07)\r\n 16 Eyre, Kalen      99 Fiji Islands-     2:42.52    2:40.53   338  \r\n    r:+0.74  35.84      1:16.36 (40.52)\r\n        1:59.25 (42.89)     2:40.53 (41.28)<\/pre>\nWomen’s 400 free relay<\/h1>\n<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Swimming Australia Ltd.<\/p><\/div>\n
The Australians powered their way past the Americans down the stretch to win the 400 free relay in a meet record time of 3:39.73. \u00a0That swim smashed the previous mark of 3:40.97 set by Team USA in 2010, but will not beat the World Junior Record of 3:41.40 set by Russia at the World Junior Championships last summer since Sophie Taylor is listed as born in 1996. \u00a0Girls, to be considered for World Junior Records this year, must be born in 1997 and earlier.<\/p>\n
The U.S., however, with a second-place 3:40.14 had a team made up completely of those listed as born in 1997 and 1998 and are eligible to break the WJR set by the Russian squad last summer.<\/p>\n\nRussia’s Splits:<\/h2>\nMariia Baklakova – 55.05
\nRozaliya Nasretdinova – 55.35
\nValeriia Kolotushkina – 55.45
\nDaria S. Ustinova – 55.55<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Japan (3:45.53), Canada (3:45.79), China (3:46.54), Mexico (3:53.27) and Fiji (4:18.20) also had team-scoring times.<\/p>\nResults<\/h2>\n Event 23  Women 4x100 LC Meter Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 3:40.97  08\/28\/2010USA, USA\r\n                          L Neal, J Tosky, M Schaefer, C Chenault\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals  FINA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n                                === A - Final ===                                 <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 AUS  'A'                      3:41.76    3:39.73M  894   18  \r\n     1) McJannett, Lucy 98            2) r:0.27 Jack, Shayna 98       \r\n     3) r:0.31 Taylor, Sophie 96      4) r:0.30 Gillett, Chelsea 97   \r\n    r:+0.73  26.64        55.07 (55.07)\r\n        1:20.90 (25.83)     1:49.73 (54.66)\r\n        2:16.65 (26.92)     2:45.40 (55.67)\r\n        3:11.42 (26.02)     3:39.73 (54.33)\r\n  2 USA  'A'                      3:41.50    3:40.14M  889   14  \r\n     1) Moseley, Stanzi 98            2) r:0.25 Bilquist, Amy 97      \r\n     3) r:0.24 Drabot, Katie 97       4) r:0.61 Konopka, Katrina 97   \r\n    r:+0.75  27.16        55.66 (55.66)\r\n        1:22.00 (26.34)     1:50.66 (55.00)\r\n        2:16.71 (26.05)     2:45.12 (54.46)\r\n        3:11.37 (26.25)     3:40.14 (55.02)\r\n  3 Japan  'A-JPN'                3:42.81    3:45.53   827   12  \r\n     1) Mochida, Sachi 99             2) r:0.17 Ikee, Rikako 00       \r\n     3) r:0.31 Ito, Haruno 99         4) r:0.18 Makino, Hiroko 99     \r\n    r:+0.70  27.17        56.22 (56.22)\r\n        1:22.98 (26.76)     1:51.72 (55.50)\r\n        2:19.58 (27.86)     2:49.07 (57.35)\r\n        3:16.49 (27.42)     3:45.53 (56.46)\r\n  4 Canada  'A-CAN'               3:47.23    3:45.79   824   10  \r\n     1) Harvey, Mary-Sophie 99        2) r:0.44 Lam, Heather 98       \r\n     3) r:0.05 Margitai, Lili 97      4) r:0.23 Aitchison, Alexndra 96\r\n    r:+0.74  27.21        56.42 (56.42)\r\n        1:23.36 (26.94)     1:52.95 (56.53)\r\n        2:19.75 (26.80)     2:49.95 (57.00)\r\n        3:16.42 (26.47)     3:45.79 (55.84)\r\n  5 China  'A-CHN'                3:47.58    3:46.54   816    8  \r\n     1) Zhu, Menghui 99               2) r:+0.00 Zhu, Yifei 98        \r\n     3) r:0.56 Li, Tete 98            4) r:0.54 Wang, Siqi 98         \r\n    r:+0.72  26.74        56.02 (56.02)\r\n        1:22.75 (26.73)     1:52.36 (56.34)\r\n        2:19.86 (27.50)     2:49.38 (57.02)\r\n        3:16.94 (27.56)     3:46.54 (57.16)\r\n  6 Mexico  'A'                   3:50.93    3:53.27   747    6  \r\n     1) Revilak Fonseca, Ana Sofia 97 2) r:0.46 Gonzalez Hermosnika 95\r\n     3) r:0.46 Richaud Leyva, anda 96 4) r:0.29 Barba Tinoco, Ebeth 96\r\n    r:+0.72  27.60        57.67 (57.67)\r\n        1:25.28 (27.61)     1:56.54 (58.87)\r\n        2:23.97 (27.43)     2:54.37 (57.83)\r\n        3:22.24 (27.87)     3:53.27 (58.90)\r\n  7 Fiji Islands  'A-FIJ'         4:08.42    4:18.20   551    4  \r\n     1) Smith, Brooke 97              2) r:0.35 Pene, Iris 98         \r\n     3) r:0.48 Blake, Yolani 99       4) r:0.55 Naivalu, Adi Kimere 99\r\n    r:+0.72  30.19    1:03.78 (1:03.78)\r\n        1:34.53 (30.75)   2:08.83 (1:05.05)\r\n        2:38.63 (29.80)   3:12.84 (1:04.01)\r\n        3:44.25 (31.41)   4:18.20 (1:05.36)\r\n -- USA  'B'                      3:48.04   x3:50.54        \r\n     1) Bayer, Cassidy 99             2) r:0.65 Allen, Emily 97       \r\n     3) r:0.39 Adams, Claire 98       4) r:0.49 Galyer, Danielle 95   \r\n    r:+0.72  28.35        58.42 (58.42)\r\n        1:26.11 (27.69)     1:54.96 (56.54)\r\n        2:22.13 (27.17)   3:50.54 (1:55.58)\r\n -- Japan  'B-JPN'                3:49.77   x3:53.02        \r\n     1) Konishi, Anna 96              2) r:0.33 Shirai, Rio 99        \r\n     3) r:0.31 Sato, Chinatsu 99      4) r:0.06 Sakai, Natsumi 01     \r\n    r:+0.80  28.34        59.00 (59.00)\r\n        1:26.73 (27.73)     1:56.75 (57.75)\r\n        2:24.26 (27.51)     2:54.84 (58.09)\r\n        3:22.53 (27.69)     3:53.02 (58.18)\r\n \r\n                                  === Finals ===                                  <\/b>\r\n \r\n -- Canada  'B-CAN'               3:50.15   x3:51.75        \r\n     1) Buscher, Alexandra 97         2) r:0.48 Ludlow, Danica 96     \r\n     3) r:0.16 Meklensek, Leah 99     4) r:0.28 Glover, Mackenzie 98  \r\n    r:+0.71  28.31        57.50 (57.50)\r\n        1:25.77 (28.27)     1:55.81 (58.31)\r\n        2:23.20 (27.39)     2:53.69 (57.88)\r\n        3:51.75 (58.06)<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 free relay<\/h1>\n<\/a>Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott<\/p><\/div>\n
The U.S. men’s squad of Paul Powers, Blake Pieroni, James Jones and Townley Haas turned in a 3:18.68 to win the final relay of the night, just missing the meet record of 3:18.67 set by Team USA back in 2012. \u00a0Australia’s Vincent Dai, Brayden McCarthy, Benno Negri and Blake Jones took second in 3:20.75 with Canada’s Markus Thormeyer, Mitchel Ferraro, Matthew Ackman and Cameron Kidd placing third in 3:22.98.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n Event 24  Men 4x100 LC Meter Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n  Jr. Pan Pac: M 3:18.67  08\/25\/2012USA, USA\r\n                          M ELLIS, J CONGER, K DARMODY, P BRUMM\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals  FINA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n                                === A - Final ===                                 <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 USA  'A'                      3:20.05    3:18.68   850   18  \r\n     1) Powers, Paul 95               2) r:0.41 Pieroni, Blake 95     \r\n     3) r:0.37 Jones, James 97        4) r:0.21 Haas, Townley 96      \r\n    r:+0.78  23.86        50.14 (50.14)\r\n        1:14.01 (23.87)     1:39.59 (49.45)\r\n        2:03.76 (24.17)     2:29.65 (50.06)\r\n        2:53.08 (23.43)     3:18.68 (49.03)\r\n  2 AUS  'A'                      3:23.65    3:20.75   824   14  \r\n     1) Dai, Vincent 98               2) r:0.40 McCarthy, Brayden 97  \r\n     3) r:0.34 Negri, Benno 98        4) r:0.24 Jones, Blake 95       \r\n    r:+0.70  24.46        50.59 (50.59)\r\n        1:15.10 (24.51)     1:40.72 (50.13)\r\n        2:04.52 (23.80)     2:31.06 (50.34)\r\n        2:54.75 (23.69)     3:20.75 (49.69)\r\n  3 Canada  'A-CAN'               3:24.21    3:22.98   797   12  \r\n     1) Thormeyer, Markus 97          2) r:0.21 Ferraro, Mitchel 96   \r\n     3) r:0.40 Ackman, Matthew 96     4) r:0.34 Kidd, Cameron 96      \r\n    r:18.98  25.31        51.89 (51.89)\r\n        1:15.50 (23.61)     1:42.32 (50.43)\r\n        2:06.12 (23.80)     2:32.70 (50.38)\r\n        2:56.20 (23.50)     3:22.98 (50.28)\r\n  4 Japan  'A-JPN'                3:21.34    3:24.53   779   10  \r\n     1) Matsumoto, Katsuhiro 97       2) r:0.34 Yajima, Yuya 96       \r\n     3) r:0.15 Mizohata, Juran 98     4) r:0.36 Yoshida, Fuyu 97      \r\n    r:+0.70  24.14        50.50 (50.50)\r\n        1:15.40 (24.90)     1:42.58 (52.08)\r\n        2:07.32 (24.74)     2:33.26 (50.68)\r\n        2:57.71 (24.45)     3:24.53 (51.27)\r\n  5 China  'A-CHN'                3:30.90    3:28.48   736    8  \r\n     1) Chen, Qian 97                 2) r:0.43 Cheng, Gong 97        \r\n     3) r:0.26 Jin, Chenghao 99       4) r:0.23 Li, Yongwei 97        \r\n    r:+0.78  25.41        52.69 (52.69)\r\n                            1:45.72 (53.03)\r\n        2:09.72 (24.00)     2:37.26 (51.54)\r\n        3:01.64 (24.38)     3:28.48 (51.22)\r\n  6 New Zealand  'A-NZL'          3:29.67    3:28.97   730    6  \r\n     1) Weir, Julian 96               2) r:0.21 Mildon, Dominic 96    \r\n     3) r:0.46 Walsh, Ben 97          4) r:0.23 Ashby, Bradlee 95     \r\n    r:+0.73  25.13        51.75 (51.75)\r\n        1:16.54 (24.79)     1:44.53 (52.78)\r\n        2:09.64 (25.11)     2:38.38 (53.85)\r\n        3:01.86 (23.48)     3:28.97 (50.59)\r\n  7 Mexico  'A'                   3:28.09    3:30.82   711    4  \r\n     1) Loria Elias, Lorenzo 95       2) r:0.36 Gonzalez Medinaateo 96\r\n     3) r:0.37 Song An, Andy Xyang 98 4) r:0.40 Perez Ba\u00f1uelos,lito 97\r\n    r:+0.73  24.55        52.64 (52.64)\r\n        1:18.03 (25.39)     1:45.32 (52.68)\r\n        2:10.43 (25.11)     2:38.06 (52.74)\r\n        3:30.82 (52.76)                    \r\n  8 Fiji Islands  'A-FIJ'         4:00.18    3:58.51   491    2  \r\n     1) Kado, Eugene 99               2) r:0.60 Johns, Oakley 98      \r\n     3) r:0.62 Takayawa, Viliame 99   4) r:0.69 Rabua, Epeli 98       \r\n    r:+0.73  27.47        57.55 (57.55)\r\n        1:26.34 (28.79)   1:59.82 (1:02.27)\r\n        2:27.56 (27.74)   3:00.36 (1:00.54)\r\n        3:27.72 (27.36)     3:58.51 (58.15)\r\n -- USA  'B'                      3:27.53   x3:26.96        \r\n     1) Andrew, Michael 99            2) r:0.36 Egan, Liam 96         \r\n     3) r:0.36 Burns, Aidan 97        4) r:0.35 Shoults, Grant 97     \r\n    r:+7.39  24.80        52.08 (52.08)\r\n        1:17.40 (25.32)     1:44.19 (52.11)\r\n        2:09.02 (24.83)     2:35.63 (51.44)\r\n        3:00.87 (25.24)     3:26.96 (51.33)\r\n \r\n                                  === Finals ===                                  <\/b>\r\n \r\n -- Canada  'B-CAN'               3:30.21   x3:27.34        \r\n     1) Kuiack, Daniel 95             2) r:0.14 Dekker, Nicolaas 95   \r\n     3) r:0.17 Brothers, Peter 96     4) r:0.47 Zeng, Tim 97          \r\n    r:+4.46  24.86        52.22 (52.22)\r\n        1:16.33 (24.11)     1:43.83 (51.61)\r\n        2:08.63 (24.80)     2:35.52 (51.69)\r\n        3:00.17 (24.65)     3:27.34 (51.82)<\/pre>\nTwitter Coverage<\/h1>\nFor up to the minute coverage, follow us on Twitter @SwimmingWorld:<\/p>\n
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Russia’s Splits:<\/h2>\nMariia Baklakova – 55.05\nRozaliya Nasretdinova – 55.35\nValeriia Kolotushkina – 55.45\nDaria S. Ustinova – 55.55<\/p><\/blockquote>\nJapan (3:45.53), Canada (3:45.79), China (3:46.54), Mexico (3:53.27) and Fiji (4:18.20) also had team-scoring times.<\/p>\n

Russia’s Splits:<\/h2>\n
Mariia Baklakova – 55.05
\nRozaliya Nasretdinova – 55.35
\nValeriia Kolotushkina – 55.45
\nDaria S. Ustinova – 55.55<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Japan (3:45.53), Canada (3:45.79), China (3:46.54), Mexico (3:53.27) and Fiji (4:18.20) also had team-scoring times.<\/p>\n
