Event 25 Women 200 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:10.79 01\/11\/2009Dagny Knutson, U.S.A.\r\n Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Harvey, Mary-So 99 Canada- 2:16.00 2:14.71 q821 \r\n r:+5.63 30.21 1:05.71 (35.50)\r\n 1:44.59 (38.88) 2:14.71 (30.12)\r\n 2 Eastin, Ella 97 USA- 2:13.66 2:15.05 q815 \r\n r:+7.18 29.09 1:03.00 (33.91)\r\n 1:43.00 (40.00) 2:15.05 (32.05)\r\n 3 Williams, Kim 97 USA- 2:14.58 2:15.86 q800 \r\n r:+0.84 29.61 1:03.92 (34.31)\r\n 1:43.49 (39.57) 2:15.86 (32.37)\r\n 4 Makino, Hiroko 99 Japan- 2:13.02 2:16.52 q788 \r\n r:+8.55 29.67 1:04.22 (34.55)\r\n 1:44.06 (39.84) 2:16.52 (32.46)\r\n 5 GILMOUR, TIANNI 96 AUS- 2:16.80 2:17.34 q774 \r\n r:+2.62 29.15 1:04.65 (35.50)\r\n 1:44.14 (39.49) 2:17.34 (33.20)\r\n 6 Mochida, Sachi 99 Japan- 2:17.94 2:18.04 q763 \r\n r:+9.31 29.65 1:04.67 (35.02)\r\n 1:47.67 (43.00) 2:18.04 (30.37)\r\n 7 BAILEY, MEG 96 AUS- 2:16.57 2:19.69 q736 \r\n r:+4.83 30.72 1:06.25 (35.53)\r\n 1:47.14 (40.89) 2:19.69 (32.55)\r\n 8 Gonzalez Hermos 95 Mexico- 2:19.84 2:19.83 q734 \r\n r:+0.77 30.32 1:06.89 (36.57)\r\n 1:47.77 (40.88) 2:19.83 (32.06)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 9 Stevens, Leah 96 USA- 2:16.24 2:16.41 q790 \r\n r:+0.75 30.24 1:05.42 (35.18)\r\n 1:44.70 (39.28) 2:16.41 (31.71)\r\n 10 Sakai, Natsumi 01 Japan- 2:18.86 2:18.32 q758 \r\n r:+0.69 30.05 1:04.90 (34.85)\r\n 1:45.47 (40.57) 2:18.32 (32.85)\r\n 11 Hanus, Danielle 98 Canada- 2:17.07 2:20.26 q727 \r\n r:+0.69 29.57 1:04.94 (35.37)\r\n 1:47.05 (42.11) 2:20.26 (33.21)\r\n 12 Lin, Xinlan 98 China- 2:22.00 2:20.96 q716 \r\n r:+0.78 29.84 1:08.78 (38.94)\r\n 1:50.55 (41.77) 2:20.96 (30.41)\r\n 13 Strydom, Jacomi 96 Canada- 2:21.93 2:22.03 q700 \r\n r:+0.73 28.77 1:05.26 (36.49)\r\n 1:48.51 (43.25) 2:22.03 (33.52)\r\n 14 Li, Tete 98 China- 2:20.20 2:22.44 q694 \r\n r:16.52 30.46 1:07.43 (36.97)\r\n 1:50.18 (42.75) 2:22.44 (32.26)\r\n 15 Jimenez Peon, M 97 Mexico- 2:21.17 2:23.59 q678 \r\n r:+9.83 31.19 1:08.08 (36.89)\r\n 1:49.86 (41.78) 2:23.59 (33.73)\r\n 16 Atherton, Minna 00 AUS- 2:21.41 2:24.19 q669 \r\n r:+0.76 30.18 1:05.15 (34.97)\r\n 1:51.17 (46.02) 2:24.19 (33.02)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 17 Tang, Yuting 99 China- 2:13.98 2:24.59 664 \r\n r:+9.62 30.37 1:08.44 (38.07)\r\n 1:52.12 (43.68) 2:24.59 (32.47)\r\n 18 Revilak Fonseca 97 Mexico- 2:20.40 2:26.46 639 \r\n r:+0.78 29.61 1:07.08 (37.47)\r\n 1:51.06 (43.98) 2:26.46 (35.40)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 19 Drabot, Katie 97 USA- 2:14.80 2:18.42 756 \r\n r:+6.08 29.29 1:06.36 (37.07)\r\n 1:46.38 (40.02) 2:18.42 (32.04)\r\n 20 Taniguchi, Yura 97 Japan- 2:14.27 2:18.93 748 \r\n r:+3.50 30.20 1:07.01 (36.81)\r\n 1:47.08 (40.07) 2:18.93 (31.85)\r\n 21 Kukurugya, Hann 98 USA- 2:19.83 2:19.44 740 \r\n r:+3.54 30.41 1:06.46 (36.05)\r\n 1:46.99 (40.53) 2:19.44 (32.45)\r\n 22 Ito, Haruno 99 Japan- 2:18.88 2:19.77 735 \r\n r:10.64 29.41 1:07.51 (38.10)\r\n 1:49.27 (41.76) 2:19.77 (30.50)\r\n 23 Harnish, Courtn 99 USA- 2:23.50 2:20.70 720 \r\n r:+0.81 29.30 1:03.85 (34.55)\r\n 1:49.64 (45.79) 2:20.70 (31.06)\r\n 24 Yamada, Chihiro 96 Japan- 2:18.20 2:21.36 710 \r\n r:13.58 30.76 1:06.21 (35.45)\r\n 1:48.78 (42.57) 2:21.36 (32.58)\r\n 25 Yamaguchi, Sais 98 Japan- 2:18.58 2:23.10 685 \r\n r:+0.69 31.25 1:06.56 (35.31)\r\n 1:49.49 (42.93) 2:23.10 (33.61)\r\n 26 Margitai, Lili 97 Canada- 2:19.01 2:23.11 684 \r\n r:+0.68 29.55 1:07.97 (38.42)\r\n 1:49.88 (41.91) 2:23.11 (33.23)\r\n 27 Shirai, Rio 99 Japan- 2:19.97 2:24.96 659 \r\n r:+7.88 31.09 1:05.77 (34.68)\r\n 1:49.75 (43.98) 2:24.96 (35.21)\r\n 28 Jiang, Yuru 99 China- 2:19.50 2:25.71 648 \r\n r:+6.36 31.52 1:09.09 (37.57)\r\n 1:51.65 (42.56) 2:25.71 (34.06)\r\n 29 Gonzalez Garcia 96 Mexico- 2:20.81 2:27.86 621 \r\n r:+4.18 31.78 1:09.59 (37.81)\r\n 1:53.54 (43.95) 2:27.86 (34.32)\r\n 30 Naivalu, Adi Ki 99 Fiji Islands- 2:47.21 2:46.83 432 \r\n r:+0.69 32.68 1:15.33 (42.65)\r\n 2:08.94 (53.61) 2:46.83 (37.89)\r\n 31 McGowan, Amy 98 Fiji Islands- 2:55.35 2:49.58 411 \r\n r:+0.74 35.36 1:20.77 (45.41)\r\n 2:11.35 (50.58) 2:49.58 (38.23)\r\n -- Harkin, Abbey 98 AUS- 2:17.89 DFS \r\n -- Black, Haley 96 Canada- 2:21.94 DFS<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 IM<\/h1>\n
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USA proved its dominance in the event with a top-four sweep. \u00a0USA’s Andrew Seliskar (2:02.01) and Curtis Ogren (2:04.10) went 1-2 to make the A finale, while Corey Okubo (2:04.45) and Sean Grieshop (2:04.68) were both bumped out of the championship heat due to the two-per-country rule.<\/p>\n
New Zealand’s Bradlee Ashby (5th, 2:05.74), Japan’s Juran Mizohata (6th, 2:05.80), Canada’s Robert Hill (7th, 2:06.28), Australia’s Jake Baggaley (8th, 2:06.37), China’s Zhou Wang (10th, 2:07.48) and Australia’s Joachim Bardrum (11th, 2:08.03) were also picked to move on to the championship finale.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
Event 26 Men 200 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:59.51 08\/26\/2012Chase KALISZ, USA\r\n Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Seliskar, Andre 96 USA- 1:59.84 2:02.01 q815 \r\n r:+6.36 26.65 57.42 (30.77)\r\n 1:32.84 (35.42) 2:02.01 (29.17)\r\n 2 Ogren, Curtis 96 USA- 2:01.95 2:04.10 q775 \r\n r:+0.74 26.87 57.67 (30.80)\r\n 1:33.82 (36.15) 2:04.10 (30.28)\r\n 3 Ashby, Bradlee 95 New Zealand- 2:04.07 2:05.74 q745 \r\n 27.91 59.48 (31.57)\r\n 1:37.02 (37.54) 2:05.74 (28.72)\r\n 4 Mizohata, Juran 98 Japan- 2:02.58 2:05.80 q744 \r\n r:+0.78 27.94 1:01.24 (33.30)\r\n 1:37.60 (36.36) 2:05.80 (28.20)\r\n 5 Hill, Robert 96 Canada- 2:05.57 2:06.28 q735 \r\n r:+0.71 59.56 ( )\r\n 1:35.48 (35.92) 2:06.28 (30.80)\r\n 6 Baggaley, Jake 95 AUS- 2:03.91 2:06.37 q734 \r\n r:+0.72 27.66 1:00.24 (32.58)\r\n 1:36.06 (35.82) 2:06.37 (30.31)\r\n 7 Wang, Zhou 99 China- 2:05.00 2:07.48 q715 \r\n 27.44 59.96 (32.52)\r\n 1:38.20 (38.24) 2:07.48 (29.28)\r\n 8 BARDRUM, JOACHI 96 AUS- 2:07.47 2:08.03 q705 \r\n r:+0.70 26.96 1:00.50 (33.54)\r\n 1:37.66 (37.16) 2:08.03 (30.37)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 9 Okubo, Corey 95 USA- 2:03.35 2:04.45 q768 \r\n r:+0.65 26.86 \r\n 1:34.53 ( ) 2:04.45 (29.92)\r\n 10 Gonzalez Medina 96 Mexico- 2:07.33 2:08.29 q701 \r\n r:+0.68 27.24 1:00.36 (33.12)\r\n 1:38.21 (37.85) 2:08.29 (30.08)\r\n 11 Yoshida, Fuyu 97 Japan- 2:04.80 2:08.42 q699 \r\n r:+0.75 26.27 58.95 (32.68)\r\n 1:38.93 (39.98) 2:08.42 (29.49)\r\n 12 Sakamoto, Yuya 99 Japan- 2:07.51 2:08.56 q697 \r\n 26.24 1:01.06 (34.82)\r\n 1:38.29 (37.23) 2:08.56 (30.27)\r\n 13 Dekker, Nicolaa 95 Canada- 2:08.98 2:08.67 q695 \r\n r:+0.70 27.28 59.44 (32.16)\r\n 1:37.53 (38.09) 2:08.67 (31.14)\r\n 14 Rubalcaba, Hect 97 Mexico- 2:08.45 2:08.81 q693 \r\n r:+0.76 27.16 59.51 (32.35)\r\n 1:37.59 (38.08) 2:08.81 (31.22)\r\n 15 Cote, Tristan 95 Canada- 2:06.89 2:09.58 q680 \r\n r:+0.72 28.20 1:01.81 (33.61)\r\n 1:39.34 (37.53) 2:09.58 (30.24)\r\n 16 Song An, Andy X 98 Mexico- 2:11.48 2:13.79 q618 \r\n r:12.26 27.29 1:00.48 (33.19)\r\n 1:41.87 (41.39) 2:13.79 (31.92)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 17 Rabua, Epeli 98 Fiji Islands- 2:24.58 2:25.51 480 \r\n 29.10 1:07.46 (38.36)\r\n 1:50.02 (42.56) 2:25.51 (35.49)\r\n 18 Vakasama, Taich 99 Fiji Islands- 2:35.46 2:29.05 447 \r\n r:+0.70 33.31 1:15.89 (42.58)\r\n 1:54.92 (39.03) 2:29.05 (34.13)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 19 Grieshop, Sean 98 USA- 2:02.60 2:04.68 764 \r\n r:+0.74 27.25 58.58 (31.33)\r\n 1:35.88 (37.30) 2:04.68 (28.80)\r\n 20 Andrew, Michael 99 USA- 2:03.53 2:06.54 731 \r\n r:+4.38 26.36 57.97 (31.61)\r\n 1:36.00 (38.03) 2:06.54 (30.54)\r\n 21 Burns, Aidan 97 USA- 2:06.81 2:11.17 656 \r\n r:+4.83 27.64 1:02.22 (34.58)\r\n 1:40.43 (38.21) 2:11.17 (30.74)\r\n 22 Klein, Anders 97 Canada- 2:16.78 2:11.34 653 \r\n 27.63 59.72 (32.09)\r\n 1:40.89 (41.17) 2:11.34 (30.45)\r\n 23 Higuchi, Junya 97 Japan- 2:08.68 2:11.85 646 \r\n r:+0.70 28.26 1:03.23 (34.97)\r\n 1:41.73 (38.50) 2:11.85 (30.12)\r\n -- Nitski, Osvald 97 Canada- 2:11.77 DQ \r\n r:+0.73 \r\n -- Green, Connor 96 USA- 2:02.61 DFS \r\n -- HANSFORD, JACOB 95 AUS- 2:08.53 DFS<\/pre>\n
Women’s 50 free<\/h1>\n
The splash-and-dash took over the middle portion of prelims with China’s Zhu Menghui turning in a swift 25.08 for the top time out of prelims. \u00a0Australia’s Lucy McJannett (25.28) and USA’s Amy Bilquist (25.30) finished second and third in the sprint event.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Shayna Jack (25.53), Japan’s Rikako Ikee (25.66), Australia’s Chelsea Gillett (25.96) and USA’s Stanzi Moseley (25.95) nearly had a clean A final without anyone relegated due to the two-per-country rule, but USA’s Katrina Konopka was pushed to the B final with an eighth-place 25.97. \u00a0China’s Zheng Yao will replace her with a ninth-place 26.18.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
Event 27 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 24.74 08\/29\/2010Yolane Kukla, Australia\r\n Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Zhu, Menghui 99 China- 25.80 25.08 q847 \r\n 2 McJannett, Lucy 98 AUS- 25.55 25.28 q827 \r\n 3 Bilquist, Amy 97 USA- 25.28 25.30 q825 \r\n 4 Jack, Shayna 98 AUS- 25.03 25.53 q803 \r\n 5 Ikee, Rikako 00 Japan- 25.80 25.66 q790 \r\n 6 Moseley, Stanzi 98 USA- 25.56 25.95 q764 \r\n 7 Zheng, Yao 00 China- 26.40 26.18 q744 \r\n 8 Lam, Heather 98 Canada- 26.42 26.55 q714 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 9 Gillett, Chelse 97 AUS- 25.67 25.95 q764 \r\n 10 Konopka, Katrin 97 USA- 25.66 25.97 q762 \r\n 11 Zhu, Yifei 98 China- 26.05 26.54 q714 \r\n 12 Aitchison, Alex 96 Canada- 26.84 26.74 q698 \r\n 13 Bradley, Rebeka 97 New Zealand- 26.78 26.76 q697 \r\n 14 Glover, Mackenz 98 Canada- 27.13 26.90 q686 \r\n 15 Revilak Fonseca 97 Mexico- 27.08 27.20 q664 \r\n 16 Richaud Leyva, 96 Mexico- 26.79 27.38 q651 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 17 Barba Tinoco, E 96 Mexico- 27.30 27.48 643 \r\n 18 Sakai, Natsumi 01 Japan- 27.75 27.68 630 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 19 Adams, Claire 98 USA- 26.39 26.58 711 \r\n 20 Taylor, Sophie 96 AUS- 26.47 26.60 709 \r\n 21 Allen, Emily 97 USA- 26.06 26.66 705 \r\n 22 Licciardi, Chri 95 AUS- 26.26 26.91 685 \r\n 23 Meklensek, Leah 99 Canada- 26.26 26.95 682 \r\n 24 Bayer, Cassidy 99 USA- 26.60 27.01 678 \r\n 25 Cook, Tamsin 98 AUS- 26.75 27.05 675 \r\n 26 Weiss, Hannah 95 USA- 27.18 27.13 669 \r\n 27 Galyer, Daniell 95 USA- 28.39 27.19 664 \r\n 28 Huizinga, Danik 99 Canada- 26.96 27.52 641 \r\n 29 Gonzalez Hermos 95 Mexico- 27.17 27.53 640 \r\n 30 Rae, Monique 98 AUS- 26.86 27.63 633 \r\n 31 Buscher, Alexan 97 Canada- 27.22 27.68 630 \r\n 32 Yuhara, Rika 96 Japan- 27.54 27.73 626 \r\n 33 Blake, Yolani 99 Fiji Islands- 28.36 27.82 620 \r\n 34 Naivalu, Adi Ki 99 Fiji Islands- 28.82 28.62 570 \r\n 35 Rasau, Ella 98 Fiji Islands- 28.50 28.87 555 \r\n 36 Pene, Iris 98 Fiji Islands- 28.54 29.11 541 \r\n 37 Smith, Brooke 97 Fiji Islands- 29.21 29.48 521 \r\n -- Mitchell, Tiara 99 Fiji Islands- 30.13 DFS \r\n -- Caneta, Jorie 96 USA- 27.57 DFS<\/pre>\n
Men’s 50 free<\/h1>\n
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Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott<\/p><\/div>\n
USA’s Paul Powers smashed the meet record in the event with a 22.24, under his seed time of 22.48 that had matched Te Haumi Maxwell’s 2010 meet record of 22.48. \u00a0Powers’ next target is Caeleb Dressel’s 17-18 U.S. National Age Group record of 22.22 set in 2013.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Vincent Dai placed second in 22.72 with USA’s James Jones taking third in 22.85. \u00a0Australia’s Blake Jones also made the A final with a fourth-place 22.87.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Cameron Kidd (5th, 22.91), Canada’s Mark Thormeyer (8th, 23.20), Japan’s Katsuhiro Matsumoto (12th, 23.66) and Mexico’s Lorenzo Loria (15th, 23.86) also will compete in the finale.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
Event 28 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 22.48 08\/29\/2010Te Haumi Maxwell, Australia\r\n Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Powers, Paul 95 USA- 22.48 22.24M q831 \r\n 2 Dai, Vincent 98 AUS- 23.09 22.72 q779 \r\n 3 Jones, James 97 USA- 22.91 22.85 q766 \r\n 4 Jones, Blake 95 AUS- 22.59 22.87 q764 \r\n 5 Kidd, Cameron 96 Canada- 22.67 22.91 q760 \r\n 6 Thormeyer, Mark 97 Canada- 23.68 23.20 q732 \r\n 7 Matsumoto, Kats 97 Japan- 23.72 23.66 q690 \r\n 8 Loria Elias, Lo 95 Mexico- 23.40 23.86 q673 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 9 McCarthy, Brayd 97 AUS- 23.70 23.05 q746 \r\n 10 Haas, Townley 96 USA- 23.35 23.13 q738 \r\n 11 Ferraro, Mitche 96 Canada- 23.41 23.70 q686 \r\n 12 Jin, Chenghao 99 China- 23.95 23.88 q671 \r\n 13 Chen, Qian 97 China- 23.01 24.12 q651 \r\n 14 Mildon, Dominic 96 New Zealand- 24.95 24.31 q636 \r\n 15 Weir, Julian 96 New Zealand- 23.74 24.37 q631 \r\n 16 Chen, Chaoqi 99 China- 23.60 24.43 q627 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 17 Sakamoto, Yuya 99 Japan- 24.78 24.44 626 \r\n 18 Perez Ba\u00f1uelos, 97 Mexico- 24.69 24.81 598 \r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 19 Andrew, Michael 99 USA- 23.08 23.28 724 \r\n 20 Pieroni, Blake 95 USA- 23.31 23.42 711 \r\n 21 Negri, Benno 98 AUS- 23.41 23.44 709 \r\n 22 Fyfe, Damian 97 AUS- 24.60 23.69 687 \r\n 23 Young, Sam 97 AUS- 24.16 23.93 667 \r\n 24 Zeng, Tim 97 Canada- 23.87 24.10 653 \r\n 25 Burns, Aidan 97 USA- 24.33 24.17 647 \r\n 26 Shoults, Grant 97 USA- 25.05 24.32 635 \r\n 27 MILLS, PETER 96 AUS- 24.37 24.46 624 \r\n 28 Carleton, Max 97 AUS- 24.20 24.71 605 \r\n 29 Song An, Andy X 98 Mexico- 24.90 24.83 597 \r\n 30 Tanaka, Koki 97 Japan- 24.95 25.29 565 \r\n 31 Yoshida, Fuyu 97 Japan- 23.90 25.34 561 \r\n 32 Young, Ethan 98 USA- 24.78 25.69 539 \r\n 33 Kado, Eugene 99 Fiji Islands- 25.54 25.80 532 \r\n 34 Takayawa, Vilia 99 Fiji Islands- 26.72 26.73 478 \r\n 35 Eyre, Kalen 99 Fiji Islands- 27.55 27.67 431 \r\n 36 Johns, Oakley 98 Fiji Islands- 27.33 28.05 414 \r\n -- Grieshop, Sean 98 USA- 24.85 DFS<\/pre>\n
Women’s 200 breast<\/h1>\n
Japan’s Runa Imai cruised through prelims with a 2:26.52 for the top seed. \u00a0She heads into today with a 2:24.00 seed time, that is well under Kierra Smith’s meet record of 2:25.78 from 2012. \u00a0There’s little doubt that meet record is in jeopardy, and she may even challenge the World Junior Record of 2:23.12 set by Viktoriya Solnceva at the World Juniors last summer.<\/p>\n
Imai’s teammate Manami Chida placed second in 2:28.33 with USA’s Lilly King (2:31.14) and Emily Kopas (2:31.79) qualifying third and fourth.<\/p>\n
Canada’s Kelsey Wog (2:32.30) and Genevieve Robertson (2:33.97) earned fifth and sixth, while Mexico’s Maria Jimenez (2:37.83) and Australia’s Abbey Harkin (2:39.70) gave the session its first clean top eight, that wasn’t marred by the two-per-country rule.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
Event 29 Women 200 LC Meter Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:25.78 08\/26\/2012Kierra SMITH, Canada\r\n Name Year Team Seed Prelims FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Preliminaries === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 Imai, Runa 00 Japan- 2:24.00 2:26.52 q855 \r\n r:+3.91 34.12 1:11.00 (36.88)\r\n 1:49.20 (38.20) 2:26.52 (37.32)\r\n 2 Chida, Manami 98 Japan- 2:28.53 2:28.33 q824 \r\n r:+0.73 34.56 1:12.37 (37.81)\r\n 1:50.55 (38.18) 2:28.33 (37.78)\r\n 3 King, Lilly 97 USA- 2:30.25 2:31.14 q779 \r\n r:+0.72 33.49 1:11.88 (38.39)\r\n 1:51.67 (39.79) 2:31.14 (39.47)\r\n 4 Kopas, Emily 96 USA- 2:29.53 2:31.79 q769 \r\n r:+0.82 34.20 1:12.69 (38.49)\r\n 1:51.52 (38.83) 2:31.79 (40.27)\r\n 5 Wog, Kelsey 98 Canada- 2:30.70 2:32.30 q762 \r\n r:+0.72 35.58 1:13.96 (38.38)\r\n 1:53.43 (39.47) 2:32.30 (38.87)\r\n 6 Robertson, Gene 96 Canada- 2:31.51 2:33.97 q737 \r\n r:+4.59 33.74 1:12.97 (39.23)\r\n 1:52.72 (39.75) 2:33.97 (41.25)\r\n 7 Jimenez Peon, M 97 Mexico- 2:34.18 2:37.83 q684 \r\n r:+0.78 35.63 1:15.94 (40.31)\r\n 1:57.00 (41.06) 2:37.83 (40.83)\r\n 8 Harkin, Abbey 98 AUS- 2:34.52 2:39.70 q660 \r\n r:+0.77 35.98 1:15.66 (39.68)\r\n 1:57.44 (41.78) 2:39.70 (42.26)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 9 Saito, Sae 98 Japan- 2:28.58 2:30.05 q796 \r\n r:+3.99 34.46 1:12.05 (37.59)\r\n 1:50.91 (38.86) 2:30.05 (39.14)\r\n 10 Stevens, Leah 96 USA- 2:43.10 2:33.92 q738 \r\n r:+8.72 34.66 1:13.36 (38.70)\r\n 1:53.91 (40.55) 2:33.92 (40.01)\r\n 11 Naivalu, Adi Mi 97 Fiji Islands- 3:15.37 3:10.01 q392 \r\n r:+6.94 41.36 1:29.70 (48.34)\r\n 2:19.10 (49.40) 3:10.01 (50.91)\r\n 12 Niumataiwalu, M 01 Fiji Islands- 3:10.94 3:17.87 q347 \r\n r:+0.79 42.17 1:34.32 (52.15)\r\n 2:28.89 (54.57) 3:17.87 (48.98)\r\n 13 McGowan, Amy 98 Fiji Islands- 3:17.78 3:22.13 q325 \r\n r:+0.78 44.44 1:37.05 (52.61)\r\n 2:29.44 (52.39) 3:22.13 (52.69)\r\n 14 Caneta, Jorie 96 USA- 2:36.29 2:36.99 q695 \r\n r:+5.08 35.48 1:15.56 (40.08)\r\n 1:56.02 (40.46) 2:36.99 (40.97)\r\n 15 Tokunaga, Ayaka 99 Japan- 2:36.68 2:38.04 q681 \r\n r:+0.74 35.53 1:15.77 (40.24)\r\n 1:56.31 (40.54) 2:38.04 (41.73)\r\n -- Eastin, Ella 97 USA- 2:35.74 DFS<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 breast<\/h1>\n
Japan had another strong event as the nation went 1-2-3 in the 200 breast. \u00a0Rintaro Okubo (2:14.47) and Ryuya Mura (2:15.11) will lead the A final tonight, while Yuya Hinomoto was bumped to the B final with a third-place 2:15.58.<\/p>\n
New Zealand’s George Schroder (4th, 2:15.64), Australia’s Matthew Wilson (5th, 2:15.88), Canada’s James Guest (6th, 2:16.28), Canada’s James Dergousoff (7th, 2:16.82), China’s Liu Yusong (8th, 2:17.39) and USA’s Alex Evdokimov (9th, 2:17.70) will also be competing in the championship finale.<\/p>\n
Results<\/h2>\n
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Women’s 1500 free\/Men’s 800 free merged slower heat<\/h1>\n
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Photo Courtesy: Kristin Karkoska<\/p><\/div>\n
USA’s Nick Norman topped the men’s 800 free with an 8:10.03, while USA’s Brendan Casey (8:22.77) and Fiji’s Oakley Johns (10:33.42) also competed in the earlier heat. \u00a0USA’s Madison Homovich topped the women’s 1500 free in 16:39.14, while USA’s Regan Kology touched second in 16:48.39. \u00a0Canada’s Danica Ludlow finished third in 17:08.62 with Mexico’s Mayte Cano taking fourth in 17:31.52.<\/p>\n
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