{"id":11846,"date":"2006-08-17T15:10:28","date_gmt":"2006-08-17T20:10:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2006\/08\/day-one-prelims-feature-quick-times-at-2006-pan-pacs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-26T06:54:17","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T13:54:17","slug":"day-one-prelims-feature-quick-times-at-2006-pan-pacs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/day-one-prelims-feature-quick-times-at-2006-pan-pacs\/","title":{"rendered":"Day One Prelims Feature Quick Times at 2006 Pan Pacs"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>VICTORIA, British Columbia, Aug. 17. THE United States looked to establish its dominance early and often at the 2006 Mutual of Omaha Pan Pacific Championships at the Saanich Commonwealth Place Pool in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada on Thursday.  While capturing every top-qualifying time but one, the Americans also boasted a pair of swimmers on world-record pace for this evening\u2019s finals.  Natalie Coughlin nearly went under the one-minute mark with a 1:00.06 in the 100 back, while Michael Phelps clocked a 1:55.50 out of prelims in the 200 fly.<\/p>\n<p>Notably, a pair of events witnessed an initial shake up for the United States\u2019 World Championship team as both the men\u2019s and women\u2019s 100 backstroke events felt the ripple effect of faster Pan Pacs times than those recorded at Nationals.<\/p>\n<p><b>Women\u2019s 200-meter freestyle<\/b><br \/>\nThe United States demonstrated dominance in the women\u2019s 200 free as the U.S. scored six of the top nine times during preliminary action.  Katie Hoff clocked the fastest qualifying time with a 1:58.79, while Australia\u2019s Linda Mackenzie touched in 1:59.10.  Additionally, American Dana Vollmer rounded out the top three with a 1:59.47.<\/p>\n<p>Other top eight performers included Australia\u2019s Bronte Barratt (4th\/1:59.48), United States\u2019 Lacey Nymeyer (5th\/1:59.60), Japan\u2019s Maki Mita (6th\/1:59.70) each under the two-minute mark, while Americans Amanda Weir (7th\/2:00.09) and Whitney Myers (8th\/2:00.11) both clocked top-eight times.<\/p>\n<p>Due to the event\u2019s two-per country rule for finals, the finals heat sheet will be as follows:<\/p>\n<p>A Final<br \/>\n1 POLL Claudia 72 CRC 2:01.21<br \/>\n2 MITA Maki 83 JPN 1:59.70<br \/>\n3 VOLLMER Dana 87 USA 1:59.47<br \/>\n4 HOFF Katie 89 USA 1:58.79<br \/>\n5 MACKENZIE Linda 83 AUS 1:59.10<br \/>\n6 BARRATT Bronte 89 AUS 1:59.48<br \/>\n7 URABE Norie 86 JPN 2:01.00<br \/>\n8 REIMER Brittany 88 CAN 2:01.52<\/p>\n<p>B Final<br \/>\n1 UEDA Haruka 88 JPN 2:02.73<br \/>\n2 BEAUDRY Maya 88 CAN 2:01.96<br \/>\n3 NORFOLK Helen 81 NZL 2:01.54<br \/>\n4 NYMEYER Lacey 85 USA 1:59.60<br \/>\n5 STUBBINS Kelly 84 AUS 2:00.61<br \/>\n6 BOYLE Lauren 87 NZL 2:01.67<br \/>\n7 WILKINSON Julia 87 CAN 2:02.34<br \/>\n8 YANG Chin-Kuei 87 TPE 2:02.91<\/p>\n<p><b>Men\u2019s 200-meter freestyle<\/b><br \/>\nThe men\u2019s side of the 200 free proved to have a more international flavor as the United States took three of the top eight, while Canada posted four of the top nine times.<\/p>\n<p>Peter Vanderkaay touched with the fastest qualifying time of 1:47.75, while Canada\u2019s Brent Hayden hit the wall in 1:48.12.  China\u2019s Lin Zhang grabbed the third spot with a 1:48.46.<\/p>\n<p>Other swimmers copping top-eight times include Klete Keller (4th\/1:48.47), Korea\u2019s Tae Hwan Park (5th\/1:48.91), United States\u2019 Michael Klueh (6th\/1:49.04) and Canadians Brian Johns and Andrew Hurd tied for seventh at 1:49.17.<\/p>\n<p>Tonight\u2019s heat sheet:<br \/>\nA Final<br \/>\n1 MONK Kenrick 88 AUS 1:49.44<br \/>\n2 PARK Tae Hwan 89 KOR 1:48.91<br \/>\n3 ZHANG Lin 87 CHN 1:48.46<br \/>\n4 VANDERKAAY Peter 84 USA 1:47.75<br \/>\n5 HAYDEN Brent 83 CAN 1:48.12<br \/>\n6 KELLER Klete 82 USA 1:48.47<br \/>\n7 JOHNS Brian 82 CAN 1:49.17<br \/>\n8 BRODIE Leith 86 AUS 1:49.56<\/p>\n<p>B Finals<br \/>\n1 CASTRO Rodrigo 78 BRA 1:50.65<br \/>\n2 SAKURAI Yuji 84 JPN 1:50.18<br \/>\n3 FFROST Nicholas 86 AUS 1:49.81<br \/>\n4 KLUEH Michael 87 USA 1:49.04<br \/>\n5 RUSSELL Colin 84 CAN 1:49.34<br \/>\n6 KOJIMA Takamitsu 81 JPN 1:50.15<br \/>\n7 SALATTA Lucas 87 BRA 1:50.43<br \/>\n8 HOSOKAWA Daisuke 82 JPN 1:50.91<\/p>\n<p><b>Women\u2019s 100-meter backstroke<\/b><br \/>\nAfter bypassing the event at the 2006 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships earlier this month to concentrate on earning a spot on the 800-meter freestyle relay, world-record holder Natalie Coughlin reminded everyone who owns the event.  During prelims, she ripped off a jaw-dropping 1:00.06, just .48 seconds off her world-record time of 59.58 set in 2002.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, Japan owned the next two fastest times as Reiko Nakamura turned in a 1:00.97 for second and Hanae Ito snared a 1:01.32 for third.<\/p>\n<p>The fourth and fifth spots had some World Championship team implications for the Americans as Lauren English recorded a 1:01.68, while Leila Vaziri clocked a 1:01.82.  English\u2019s time of 1:01.68, along with Coughlin\u2019s sparkling 1:00.06, bumped Vaziri\u2019s event-winning time of 1:01.69 at Nationals down to third place.  Vaziri will have to record a faster time than English during finals to jump back into the World Championship team hunt.<\/p>\n<p>In other action, United States\u2019 Margaret Hoelzer (6th\/1:01.93), Australia\u2019s Frances Adcock (7th\/1:01.93) and New Zealand\u2019s Elizabeth Coster (8th\/1:02.04) garnered top-eight times.<\/p>\n<p>Tonight\u2019s heat sheet:<br \/>\nA Final<br \/>\n1 MCLEAN Hannah 81 NZL 1:02.13<br \/>\n2 ADCOCK Frances 84 AUS 1:01.95<br \/>\n3 ITO Hanae 85 JPN 1:01.32<br \/>\n4 COUGHLIN Natalie 82 USA 1:00.06<br \/>\n5 NAKAMURA Reiko 82 JPN 1:00.97<br \/>\n6 ENGLISH Lauren 89 USA 1:01.68<br \/>\n7 COSTER Elizabeth 82 NZL 1:02.04<br \/>\n8 FARGUS Joanna 82 AUS 1:02.36<\/p>\n<p>B Final<br \/>\n1 INGRAM Melissa 85 NZL 1:02.90<br \/>\n2 STEFANYSHYN Kelly 82 CAN 1:02.69<br \/>\n3 GAMMEL Erin 80 CAN 1:02.59<br \/>\n4 VAZIRI Leila 85 USA 1:01.82<br \/>\n5 IGARASHI Takami 84 JPN 1:02.46<br \/>\n6 LEANE Karina 85 AUS 1:02.60<br \/>\n7 COVENTRY Kirsty 83 ZIM 1:02.70<br \/>\n8 TSAI Hiu Wai Sherry 83 HKG 1:03.14<\/p>\n<p><b>Men\u2019s 100-meter backstroke<\/b><br \/>\nThe Americans continued to grab top billing in the men\u2019s 100 back as the trio of Ryan Lochte, Aaron Peirsol and Randall Bal recorded the fastest three times.<\/p>\n<p>Lochte put himself into position for a World Championship team bid with a 53.78 to stop the clock fastest than world-record holder Peirsol\u2019s second-place 53.88.  The two will go head-to-head in tonight\u2019s final.  Meanwhile, Bal dropped to the third-fastest American time out of Nationals and Pan Pacs with a third-place 54.09 and will swim in the consolation heat tonight.<\/p>\n<p>Other top-eight swimmers includes Japan\u2019s Tomomi Morita (4th\/54.75), United States\u2019 Peter Marshall (5th\/54.83), Japan\u2019s Junichi Miyashita (6th\/54.90), United States\u2019 David Plummer (7th\/55.04) and Australia\u2019s Matt Welsh (8th\/55.14).<\/p>\n<p>Tonight\u2019s heat sheet:<br \/>\nA Final<br \/>\n1 ZANDBERG Gerhard 83 RSA 55.45<br \/>\n2 WELSH Matt 76 AUS 55.14<br \/>\n3 MORITA Tomomi 84 JPN 54.75<br \/>\n4 LOCHTE Ryan 84 USA 53.78<br \/>\n5 PEIRSOL Aaron 83 USA 53.88<br \/>\n6 MIYASHITA Junichi 83 JPN 54.90<br \/>\n7 DELANEY Ashley 86 AUS 55.32<br \/>\n8 DU RAND George 82 RSA 56.13<\/p>\n<p>B Final<br \/>\n1 TAPP Jake 88 CAN 57.03<br \/>\n2 KENG LIAT Lim 80 MAS 56.96<br \/>\n3 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew 87 AUS 55.56<br \/>\n4 BAL Randall 80 USA 54.09<br \/>\n5 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi 84 JPN 55.42<br \/>\n6 SALATTA Lucas 87 BRA 56.48<br \/>\n7 HAWES Matthew 86 CAN 56.99<br \/>\n8 LEE Seung Hyeon 89 KOR 57.81<\/p>\n<p><b> Women\u2019s 200-meter butterfly<\/b><br \/>\nAustralia\u2019s Jessicah Schipper broke the U.S. stranglehold on the top spot during prelims with a 2:07.85 in the 200 fly.  Meanwhile, United States\u2019 Mary Descenza grabbed second in 2:09.40 just ahead of Japan\u2019s Yurie Yano\u2019s third-place 2:09.59.<\/p>\n<p>In one of the most international top-eights of the day, United States\u2019 Kim Vandenberg (4th\/2:09.71), Australia\u2019s Stephanie Rice (5th\/2:10.22), Japan\u2019s Yuko Nakanishi (6th\/2:10.27), Canada\u2019s Audrey Lacroix (7th\/2:10.36) and Canada\u2019s MacKenzie Downing (8th\/2:10.76) comprised the rest of the best.<\/p>\n<p>Tonight\u2019s heat sheet:<br \/>\nA Final<br \/>\n1 LACROIX Audrey 83 CAN 2:10.36<br \/>\n2 RICE Stephanie 88 AUS 2:10.22<br \/>\n3 YANO Yurie 88 JPN 2:09.59<br \/>\n4 SCHIPPER Jessicah 86 AUS 2:07.85<br \/>\n5 DESCENZA Mary 84 USA 2:09.40<br \/>\n6 VANDENBERG Kim 83 USA 2:09.71<br \/>\n7 NAKANISHI Yuko 81 JPN 2:10.27<br \/>\n8 DOWNING MacKenzie 86 CAN 2:10.76<\/p>\n<p>B Final<br \/>\n1 DODDS Melanie 89 CAN 2:18.92<br \/>\n2 MARANHAO Joanna 87 BRA 2:17.99<br \/>\n3 SHIN Hae In 89 KOR 2:13.23<br \/>\n4 CHOI Hye Ra 91 KOR 2:10.90<br \/>\n5 HERSEY Kathleen 90 USA 2:10.97<br \/>\n6 RAWLINGS Kayla 87 CAN 2:15.62<br \/>\n7 CRIPPEN Teresa 90 USA 2:12.25<\/p>\n<p><b>Men\u2019s 200-meter butterfly<\/b><br \/>\nSwimming superstar Michael Phelps continued his progression towards more outlandish swimming feats in the 200 fly.  While the 1:55.50 he posted in prelims may be pedestrian compared to his 2003 world-record time of 1:53.93, the prelim performance shaved more than two seconds off the 1:57.83 he clocked during prelims at the National Championships earlier this month.  If that progression continues, he could be on record-setting pace in the event because Phelps knocked nearly 3.5 seconds off his preliminary effort during the USA Swimming Nationals.  Could Phelps be the first under 1:52.00 tonight?  Keep posted to SwimmingWorldMagazine.com to find out.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, Japan snagged the next two times as Takeshi Matsuda collected a 1:56.22, while Ryuichi Shibata raced to a 1:56.26.  Furthermore, Australia\u2019s Travis Nederpelt (4th\/1:56.66), Japan\u2019s Takashi Yamamota (5th\/1:56.84), Australia\u2019s Nick D\u2019Arcy (6th\/1:57.82), Brazil\u2019s Kaio Almeida (7th\/1:57.83) and United States\u2019 Davis Tarwater (8th\/1:58.15) completed the top eight in the event.<\/p>\n<p>Tonight\u2019s heat sheet:<br \/>\nA Final<br \/>\n1 TARWATER Davis 84 USA 1:58.15<br \/>\n2 D\u2019ARCY Nick 87 AUS 1:57.82<br \/>\n3 SHIBATA Ryuichi 83 JPN 1:56.26<br \/>\n4 PHELPS Michael 85 USA 1:55.50<br \/>\n5 MATSUDA Takeshi 84 JPN 1:56.22<br \/>\n6 NEDERPELT Travis 85 AUS 1:56.66<br \/>\n7 ALMEIDA Kaio 84 BRA 1:57.83<br \/>\n8 KNOWLES Jeremy 81 BAH 1:58.25<\/p>\n<p>B Final<br \/>\n1 CHEN Yanlong 85 CHN 2:02.65<br \/>\n2 HIRNIAK Stefan 85 CAN 1:59.85<br \/>\n3 MADWED Daniel 89 USA 1:59.36<br \/>\n4 YAMAMOTO Takashi 78 JPN 1:56.84<br \/>\n5 KROGH Joshua 82 AUS 1:58.77<br \/>\n6 BURMESTER Moss 81 NZL 1:59.73<br \/>\n7 CHUNG Yong 88 KOR 2:00.88<br \/>\n8 SILVA Fermando 86 BRA 2:02.71<\/p>\n<p>Results for the slower heats of distance events are as follows with this evening\u2019s heat sheets after that:<\/p>\n<p><b>Women\u2019s 1500-meter freestyle<\/b><br \/>\n1. DITTO Kelsey 89 USA 0.87 16:31.95 4<br \/>\n50m: 30.61 100m: 1:03.31 150m: 1:36.00 200m: 2:09.09 250m: 2:41.99 300m: 3:15.12 350m: 3:47.98 400m: 4:20.99<br \/>\n450m: 4:54.08 500m: 5:27.29 550m: 5:59.78 600m: 6:32.86 650m: 7:05.84 700m: 7:39.09 750m: 8:12.36 800m: 8:45.84<br \/>\n850m: 9:19.10 900m: 9:52.54 950m:10:25.93 1000m:10:59.57 1050m:11:32.64 1100m:12:06.29 1150m:12:39.46 1200m:13:13.24<br \/>\n1250m:13:47.05 1300m:14:21.04 1350m:14:54.77 1400m:15:28.59 1450m:16:00.89 1500m:16:31.95<br \/>\n2. STITSKI Monica 89 CAN 0.80 17:04.78 32.83 5<br \/>\n50m: 31.03 100m: 1:03.76 150m: 1:36.80 200m: 2:10.48 250m: 2:44.00 300m: 3:17.94 350m: 3:51.54 400m: 4:25.54<br \/>\n450m: 4:59.46 500m: 5:33.26 550m: 6:07.13 600m: 6:41.52 650m: 7:15.64 700m: 7:50.16 750m: 8:24.01 800m: 8:58.40<br \/>\n850m: 9:32.25 900m:10:06.70 950m:10:40.98 1000m:11:15.71 1050m:11:50.56 1100m:12:25.65 1150m:13:00.45 1200m:13:36.07<br \/>\n1250m:14:11.01 1300m:14:46.14 1350m:15:20.76 1400m:15:55.99 1450m:16:30.55 1500m:17:04.78<br \/>\n3. ARNDT Lauren 85 AUS 0.92 17:16.93 44.98 6<br \/>\n50m: 31.37 100m: 1:04.73 150m: 1:38.78 200m: 2:12.97 250m: 2:47.09 300m: 3:21.30 350m: 3:55.59 400m: 4:29.77<br \/>\n450m: 5:04.19 500m: 5:38.60 550m: 6:13.07 600m: 6:47.38 650m: 7:22.04 700m: 7:56.81 750m: 8:31.74 800m: 9:06.45<br \/>\n850m: 9:41.10 900m:10:15.86 950m:10:50.60 1000m:11:25.44 1050m:12:00.56 1100m:12:35.59 1150m:13:10.84 1200m:13:45.98<br \/>\n1250m:14:21.39 1300m:14:56.52 1350m:15:31.99 1400m:16:07.35 1450m:16:42.53 1500m:17:16.93<br \/>\n4. BENSON Melissa 83 AUS 0.86 17:43.09 1:11.14 3<br \/>\n50m: 32.26 100m: 1:06.87 150m: 1:42.15 200m: 2:17.44 250m: 2:52.57 300m: 3:28.10 350m: 4:03.74 400m: 4:39.84<br \/>\n450m: 5:15.58 500m: 5:51.43 550m: 6:26.81 600m: 7:02.76 650m: 7:38.41 700m: 8:14.23 750m: 8:49.86 800m: 9:25.62<br \/>\n850m:10:01.14 900m:10:37.12 950m:11:12.83 1000m:11:48.65 1050m:12:24.06 1100m:12:59.71 1150m:13:35.29 1200m:14:11.17<br \/>\n1250m:14:46.85 1300m:15:22.55 1350m:15:57.88 1400m:16:33.33 1450m:17:08.55 1500m:17:43.09<\/p>\n<p>Heat sheet:<br \/>\n1 K\u00d6BRICH Kristel 85 CHI 16:33.98<br \/>\n2 SHIBATA Ai 82 JPN 16:21.36<br \/>\n3 YAMADA Sachiko 82 JPN 16:10.62<br \/>\n4 ZIEGLER Kate 88 USA 16:00.40<br \/>\n5 PEIRSOL Hayley 85 USA 16:08.10<br \/>\n6 GORMAN Melissa 85 AUS 16:17.74<br \/>\n7 PATON Sarah 86 AUS 16:30.32<br \/>\n8 KING Savannah 92 CAN 16:34.27<\/p>\n<p><b>Men\u2019s 800-meter freestyle<\/b><br \/>\nHEAT 1\/ 3:<br \/>\n1. ARAUJO Felipe 84 BRA 0.82 8:07.13 6<br \/>\n50m: 27.88 100m: 58.31 150m: 1:28.56 200m: 1:59.46 250m: 2:30.39 300m: 3:01.44 350m: 3:32.89 400m: 4:04.13<br \/>\n450m: 4:34.75 500m: 5:05.41 550m: 5:35.73 600m: 6:06.51 650m: 6:37.07 700m: 7:07.34 750m: 7:37.68 800m: 8:07.13<br \/>\n2. NEGREIROS Armando 85 BRA 0.99 8:09.27 2.14 1<br \/>\n50m: 28.12 100m: 57.97 150m: 1:28.04 200m: 1:58.33 250m: 2:28.60 300m: 2:59.41 350m: 3:30.43 400m: 4:01.67<br \/>\n450m: 4:32.83 500m: 5:04.59 550m: 5:35.61 600m: 6:07.00 650m: 6:38.13 700m: 7:09.60 750m: 7:40.33 800m: 8:09.27<br \/>\n3. MURPHY Bryn 86 NZL 0.83 8:11.52 4.39 7<br \/>\n50m: 28.47 100m: 58.83 150m: 1:29.52 200m: 2:00.26 250m: 2:30.93 300m: 3:01.91 350m: 3:32.88 400m: 4:03.82<br \/>\n450m: 4:35.08 500m: 5:06.31 550m: 5:37.48 600m: 6:08.54 650m: 6:39.82 700m: 7:10.76 750m: 7:41.66 800m: 8:11.52<br \/>\n4. ISHIMURA Gen 85 JPN 0.74 8:12.31 5.18 5<br \/>\n50m: 27.78 100m: 57.60 150m: 1:28.12 200m: 1:59.04 250m: 2:30.01 300m: 3:01.25 350m: 3:33.05 400m: 4:04.66<br \/>\n450m: 4:35.68 500m: 5:07.47 550m: 5:39.11 600m: 6:10.97 650m: 6:41.59 700m: 7:12.85 750m: 7:43.21 800m: 8:12.31<br \/>\n5. HURST Ky 81 AUS 0.78 8:13.50 6.37 3<br \/>\n50m: 27.92 100m: 58.04 150m: 1:28.66 200m: 1:59.57 250m: 2:30.35 300m: 3:01.48 350m: 3:32.44 400m: 4:03.67<br \/>\n450m: 4:34.72 500m: 5:06.14 550m: 5:37.64 600m: 6:09.43 650m: 6:40.94 700m: 7:12.63 750m: 7:43.48 800m: 8:13.50<br \/>\n6. MAITLAND Kier 88 CAN 0.84 8:17.12 9.99 2<br \/>\n50m: 28.85 100m: 59.79 150m: 1:30.57 200m: 2:01.89 250m: 2:32.74 300m: 3:04.01 350m: 3:35.32 400m: 4:06.96<br \/>\n450m: 4:38.28 500m: 5:09.81 550m: 5:40.93 600m: 6:12.55 650m: 6:43.85 700m: 7:15.18 750m: 7:46.64 800m: 8:17.12<br \/>\n7. MACGILLIVARY Kurtis 84 AUS 0.79 8:26.86 19.73 4<br \/>\n50m: 28.22 100m: 58.37 150m: 1:29.09 200m: 2:00.26 250m: 2:31.12 300m: 3:02.41 350m: 3:33.53 400m: 4:06.06<br \/>\n450m: 4:38.72 500m: 5:11.87 550m: 5:44.59 600m: 6:17.32 650m: 6:47.98 700m: 7:21.36 750m: 7:54.39 800m: 8:26.86<br \/>\nHEAT 2\/ 3:<br \/>\n1. TANG Sheng-Chieh 89 TPE 0.86 8:22.34 4<br \/>\n50m: 28.44 100m: 59.35 150m: 1:30.73 200m: 2:02.03 250m: 2:33.42 300m: 3:04.95 350m: 3:36.33 400m: 4:07.82<br \/>\n450m: 4:39.61 500m: 5:11.27 550m: 5:43.22 600m: 6:15.28 650m: 6:47.23 700m: 7:19.35 750m: 7:51.21 800m: 8:22.34<br \/>\n2. BROWNE David 87 AUS 0.83 8:25.46 3.12 5<br \/>\n50m: 28.61 100m: 59.28 150m: 1:30.17 200m: 2:01.30 250m: 2:32.50 300m: 3:03.84 350m: 3:35.47 400m: 4:07.00<br \/>\n450m: 4:38.70 500m: 5:10.56 550m: 5:42.77 600m: 6:15.08 650m: 6:48.20 700m: 7:21.18 750m: 7:53.89 800m: 8:25.46<br \/>\n3. 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