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Day two of the 2016 South African Nationals is underway, and Cameron van der Burgh is still on fire. Hit refresh for the latest coverage.<\/p>\n

FINALS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Men’s 100 breast multi-class S14, S15<\/strong><\/p>\n

                         === Finals ===                          <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Groenewald, Craig SB1 37-79 CGA-JH            1:16.71    1:12.33  \r\n                 34.16      1:12.33 (38.17)\r\n  2 Wright, Challis SB14  24-91 CGA-JH            1:14.83    1:14.82  \r\n                 35.16      1:14.82 (39.66)\r\n  3 Putz, Aaron SB14      19-96 KZNA-ET           1:16.32    1:17.52  \r\n                 35.81      1:17.52 (41.71)\r\n  4 de Freitas, Raymond S 26-89 MP                1:24.59    1:21.34  \r\n                 39.22      1:21.34 (42.12)\r\n  5 Mabanga, Slindokuhle  17-99 CGA-JH            1:30.93    1:26.68  \r\n                 38.96      1:26.68 (47.72)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 100 breast multi-class S1-S13<\/strong><\/p>\n
                          === Finals ===                          <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Paul, Kevin SB9       24-91 KZNA-ET           1:06.91    1:05.10  \r\n  2 van Heerden, Johann S 20-95 FS-MA             1:13.67    1:12.64  \r\n                 33.23      1:12.64 (39.41)\r\n  3 Vd Merwe, Hendrik SB5 25-90 NTS-TS            1:48.04    1:47.92  \r\n  4 Pretorius, Jean SB9   19-96 WPA-CP            1:21.72    1:20.90  \r\n                 38.74      1:20.90 (42.16)\r\n  5 Sibanda, Mduduzi SB7  18-97 CGA-JH            1:42.15    1:41.13  \r\n                 48.40      1:41.13 (52.73)\r\n  6 van der Merwe, Kaleb  17-98 NTS-TS            1:30.21    1:29.88  \r\n                 43.32      1:29.88 (46.56)\r\n  7 Williams, David SB7   28-87 KZNA-ET           1:50.56    1:49.65  \r\n                 49.95      1:49.65 (59.70)\r\n  8 Sikhosana, Khulekani  16-00 KZNA-ET           1:38.70    1:38.07  \r\n                 44.08      1:38.07 (53.99)\r\n  9 Shabangu, Tinyiko SB9 17-98 CGA-JH            1:38.90    1:39.09  \r\n                 46.33      1:39.09 (52.76)\r\n 10 Willmore, Garth SB9   17-99 NMA-NM            1:49.79    1:46.21  \r\n                 47.76      1:46.21 (58.45)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 100 breast multi-class S14-S15<\/strong><\/p>\n
                          === Finals ===                          <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Snyders, Maritza SB15 19-96 KZNA-ET           1:39.36    1:41.82  \r\n                 46.12      1:41.82 (55.70)\r\n  2 Kretzen, Michaela SB1 16-99 WPA-CP            1:47.28    1:48.97  \r\n                 51.62      1:48.97 (57.35)\r\n  3 Fowler, Cornelia SB14 35-80 KZNA-ET           1:50.25    1:50.74  \r\n                 53.23      1:50.74 (57.51)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 100 breast multi-class S1-S13<\/strong><\/p>\n
                          === Finals ===                          <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Strumpher, Britney SB 15-00 NTS-TS            1:26.15    1:25.82  \r\n                 39.71      1:25.82 (46.11)\r\n  2 Ferreira, Alani SB13  17-98 KZNA-ET           1:29.50    1:26.90  \r\n                 43.26      1:26.90 (43.64)\r\n  3 Sabeka, Bongekile SB9 17-98 CGA-JH            1:47.21    1:47.47  \r\n                 50.40      1:47.47 (57.07)\r\n  4 Martins, Shannon SB8  14-01 CGA-JH            1:51.45    1:51.66  \r\n                 49.68    1:51.66 (1:01.98)\r\n  5 Nothling, Beth SB5    26-89 KZNA-ET           2:32.38    2:34.60<\/pre>\n
Women’s 100 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Marne Erasmus<\/strong> captured the 100 fly title in 59.92, but missed the FINA A cut of 58.74. \u00a0Vanessa Mohr<\/strong> took second in the finale in a time of 1:00.34 with Rene Warnes<\/strong> snaring third overall in 1:01.48.<\/p>\n
                          === Finals ===                          <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Erasmus, Marne        20-95 BCA-BO            1:00.16      59.92  \r\n                 28.31        59.92 (31.61)\r\n  2 Mohr, Vanessa         21-95 NTS-TS            1:00.71    1:00.34  \r\n                 28.82      1:00.34 (31.52)\r\n  3 Warnes, Rene'         24-92 KZNA-ET           1:01.67    1:01.48  \r\n                 29.66      1:01.48 (31.82)\r\n  4 Passon, Felicity      16-99 SEY               1:01.74    1:01.52  \r\n  5 Lovemore, Tayla       21-95 KZNA-ET           1:01.84    1:01.89  \r\n                 29.47      1:01.89 (32.42)\r\n  6 Jacobs, Marli         21-95 WPA-CP            1:04.29    1:04.58  \r\n                 30.37      1:04.58 (34.21)\r\n  7 McLean-Leonard, Hanna 17-98 KZNA-ET           1:03.87    1:04.71  \r\n                 29.79      1:04.71 (34.92)\r\n  8 Els, Tarryn           19-97 NMA-NM            1:04.50    1:04.99  \r\n                 29.52      1:04.99 (35.47)\r\n  9 Dauvellier, Odile     22-93 NTS-TS            1:04.43    1:05.24  \r\n                 30.12      1:05.24 (35.12)\r\n 10 Naude, Rita           18-97 NTS-TS            1:04.15    1:06.54  \r\n                 31.19      1:06.54 (35.35)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
Cameron van der Burgh<\/strong> uncorked a 59.66 to win the men’s 100-meter breast. \u00a0That’s just off his second-ranked season best of 59.61, but enough to clinch the title by a wide margin.<\/p>\n
Jarred Crous<\/strong> took second in 1:01.10, missing the FINA A cut in the process. \u00a0Craig Emslie<\/strong> took third overall in 1:02.33.<\/p>\n
                        === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 VD Burgh, Cameron     27-88 NTS-TS              59.69      59.66  \r\n                 27.90        59.66 (31.76)\r\n  2 Crous, Jarred         19-96 NTS-TS            1:00.88    1:01.10  \r\n                 28.69      1:01.10 (32.41)\r\n  3 Emslie, Craig         20-95 WPA-CP            1:02.30    1:02.33  \r\n                 29.04      1:02.33 (33.29)\r\n  4 Zorzi, Giulio         27-89 NTS-TS            1:02.54    1:02.37  \r\n                 28.66      1:02.37 (33.71)\r\n  5 Basson, Alaric        20-96 NMA-NM            1:03.05    1:02.88  \r\n                 29.48      1:02.88 (33.40)\r\n  6 Pike, Jared           25-91 CGA-JH            1:03.61    1:02.89  \r\n                 29.27      1:02.89 (33.62)\r\n  7 Houlie, Michael       15-00 WPA-CP            1:04.45    1:03.22  \r\n                 30.57      1:03.22 (32.65)\r\n  8 Rudolph, Duncan       16-99 NTS-TS            1:04.01    1:03.89  \r\n                 29.94      1:03.89 (33.95)\r\n  9 Swanepoel, Daniel     17-98 WPA-CP            1:04.15    1:03.90  \r\n                 30.87      1:03.90 (33.03)\r\n 10 Basson, Alard         20-96 NMA-NM            1:04.63    1:04.66  \r\n                 29.48      1:04.66 (35.18)<\/pre>\n
Women’s 400 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Caitlin Kat<\/strong> put up the top time in the event with a 4:20.19. \u00a0Kristin Bellingan<\/strong> finished second overall in 4:20.38 with Kate Beavon<\/strong> earning third in 4:23.26.<\/p>\n
                       === A - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kat, Caitlin          23-93 WPA-CP            4:22.93    4:20.19  \r\n                 29.94      1:02.44 (32.50)\r\n        1:35.42 (32.98)     2:08.89 (33.47)\r\n        2:42.07 (33.18)     3:15.35 (33.28)\r\n        3:48.16 (32.81)     4:20.19 (32.03)\r\n  2 Bellingan, Kristin    18-98 KZNA-ET           4:24.83    4:20.38  \r\n                 30.10      1:02.82 (32.72)\r\n        1:36.17 (33.35)     2:09.62 (33.45)\r\n        2:43.19 (33.57)     3:16.57 (33.38)\r\n        3:49.68 (33.11)     4:20.38 (30.70)\r\n  3 Beavon, Kate          15-00 CGA-JH            4:27.33    4:23.26  \r\n                 29.82      1:01.82 (32.00)\r\n        1:35.15 (33.33)     2:08.72 (33.57)\r\n        2:42.49 (33.77)     3:16.54 (34.05)\r\n        3:50.18 (33.64)     4:23.26 (33.08)\r\n  4 Oberholzer, Charlise  16-99 KZNA-ET           4:27.91    4:23.39  \r\n                 31.68      1:04.93 (33.25)\r\n        1:38.42 (33.49)     2:11.96 (33.54)\r\n        2:45.10 (33.14)     3:18.58 (33.48)\r\n        3:51.46 (32.88)     4:23.39 (31.93)\r\n  5 Whelan, Jessica       18-97 CGA-JH            4:26.34    4:23.75  \r\n                 30.50      1:03.04 (32.54)\r\n        1:36.36 (33.32)     2:09.92 (33.56)\r\n        2:43.51 (33.59)     3:17.30 (33.79)\r\n        3:51.04 (33.74)     4:23.75 (32.71)\r\n  6 Meder, Rebecca        13-02 WPA-CP            4:25.18    4:24.01  \r\n                 30.13      1:02.97 (32.84)\r\n        1:36.37 (33.40)     2:10.11 (33.74)\r\n        2:43.97 (33.86)     3:17.87 (33.90)\r\n        3:51.71 (33.84)     4:24.01 (32.30)\r\n  7 Pearse, Jenna         15-00 CGA-JH            4:26.27    4:25.51  \r\n                 30.03      1:03.02 (32.99)\r\n        1:36.32 (33.30)     2:10.17 (33.85)\r\n        2:43.78 (33.61)     3:17.97 (34.19)\r\n        3:52.12 (34.15)     4:25.51 (33.39)\r\n 11 Noades, Kiara         15-01 WPA-CP            4:27.38    4:28.73  \r\n                 30.23      1:02.74 (32.51)\r\n        1:36.34 (33.60)     2:10.58 (34.24)\r\n        2:45.23 (34.65)     3:20.29 (35.06)\r\n        3:54.70 (34.41)     4:28.73 (34.03)\r\n 12 Weber, Michelle       19-96 KZNA-ET           4:26.65    4:29.40  \r\n                 29.69      1:01.97 (32.28)\r\n        1:35.52 (33.55)     2:10.22 (34.70)\r\n        2:44.90 (34.68)     3:20.11 (35.21)\r\n        3:54.75 (34.64)     4:29.40 (34.65)\r\n 18 Tennant, Tasmin       16-99 KZNA-ET           4:25.90    4:33.05  \r\n                 30.90      1:04.20 (33.30)\r\n        1:38.07 (33.87)     2:12.48 (34.41)\r\n        2:47.45 (34.97)     3:22.41 (34.96)\r\n        3:57.78 (35.37)     4:33.05 (35.27)\r\n \r\n                        === B - Final ===                         <\/b>\r\n \r\n  8 Meder, Abi            15-00 WPA-CP            4:30.60    4:27.19  \r\n                 31.02      1:04.63 (33.61)\r\n        1:39.14 (34.51)     2:13.50 (34.36)\r\n        2:48.03 (34.53)     3:21.69 (33.66)\r\n        3:55.32 (33.63)     4:27.19 (31.87)\r\n  9 Kinghorn, Robyn       16-99 KZNA-ET           4:33.91    4:27.20  \r\n                 32.18      1:06.05 (33.87)\r\n        1:39.48 (33.43)     2:13.34 (33.86)\r\n        2:46.86 (33.52)     3:20.88 (34.02)\r\n        3:54.43 (33.55)     4:27.20 (32.77)\r\n 10 Randle, Samantha      17-98 NTS-TS            4:31.43    4:27.32  \r\n                 32.12      1:05.87 (33.75)\r\n        1:39.97 (34.10)     2:14.22 (34.25)\r\n        2:48.21 (33.99)     3:22.29 (34.08)\r\n        3:55.47 (33.18)     4:27.32 (31.85)\r\n 13 Rolfe, Jordan-Jenna   14-01 CGA-JH            4:30.84    4:30.55  \r\n                 31.30      1:05.05 (33.75)\r\n        1:39.36 (34.31)     2:13.73 (34.37)\r\n        2:48.38 (34.65)     3:22.38 (34.00)\r\n        3:56.60 (34.22)     4:30.55 (33.95)\r\n 14 Saunders, Regan       17-98 CGA-JH            4:34.80    4:31.34  \r\n                 30.60      1:04.32 (33.72)\r\n        1:38.54 (34.22)     2:12.99 (34.45)\r\n        2:47.34 (34.35)     3:22.33 (34.99)\r\n        3:57.17 (34.84)     4:31.34 (34.17)\r\n 15 Vd Merwe, Sul\u00e9        17-98 LP-LP             4:34.21    4:31.74  \r\n                 31.25      1:05.27 (34.02)\r\n        1:39.85 (34.58)     2:14.78 (34.93)\r\n        2:49.28 (34.50)     3:23.63 (34.35)\r\n        3:57.99 (34.36)     4:31.74 (33.75)\r\n 16 Barman, Savannah      17-98 EGA-ES            4:35.42    4:31.84  \r\n                 30.94      1:04.34 (33.40)\r\n        1:38.57 (34.23)     2:13.31 (34.74)\r\n        2:48.26 (34.95)     3:23.19 (34.93)\r\n        3:58.13 (34.94)     4:31.84 (33.71)\r\n 17 Frylinck, Marne       17-98 FS-MA             4:36.11    4:32.19  \r\n                 30.55      1:04.67 (34.12)\r\n        1:39.41 (34.74)     2:14.34 (34.93)\r\n        2:49.15 (34.81)     3:24.19 (35.04)\r\n        3:58.68 (34.49)     4:32.19 (33.51)\r\n 19 VD Westhuizen, Ianth\u00e9 17-98 CGA-JH            4:36.94    4:33.31  \r\n                 31.22      1:04.43 (33.21)\r\n        1:38.72 (34.29)     2:13.45 (34.73)\r\n        2:48.43 (34.98)     3:23.49 (35.06)\r\n        3:58.73 (35.24)     4:33.31 (34.58)\r\n 20 Bartleson, Kiyana     16-99 NTS-TS            4:35.31    4:36.69  \r\n                 31.77      1:05.91 (34.14)\r\n        1:40.75 (34.84)     2:15.70 (34.95)\r\n        2:50.67 (34.97)     3:26.10 (35.43)\r\n        4:01.29 (35.19)     4:36.69 (35.40)<\/pre>\n
SEMIFINALS<\/strong><\/p>\n
Women’s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
Mariella Venter<\/strong> topped semis with a time of 1:00.97. \u00a0That’s a bit off the FINA A cut time of 1:00.25 to secure a spot in the Olympics.<\/p>\n
Jessica Ashley-Cooper<\/strong> qualified second in 1:02.36 with Nathania Van Niekerk<\/strong> claiming the third seed in 1:02.69.<\/p>\n
                       === Semi-Finals ===                        <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Venter, Mariella      16-00 CGA-JH            1:01.81    1:00.97  \r\n                 29.69      1:00.97 (31.28)\r\n  2 Ashley-Cooper, Jessic 23-92 WPA-CP            1:03.93    1:02.36  \r\n                 30.30      1:02.36 (32.06)\r\n  3 Van Niekerk, Nathania 17-99 CGA-JH            1:03.89    1:02.69  \r\n                 30.93      1:02.69 (31.76)\r\n  4 Van Rooyen, Carissa   13-02 CGA-JH            1:04.21    1:04.42  \r\n                 31.87      1:04.42 (32.55)\r\n  5 Sainsbury, Catherine  18-97 KZNA-ET           1:04.51    1:04.68  \r\n                 31.10      1:04.68 (33.58)\r\n  6 Gallagher, Erin       17-98 KZNA-ET           1:05.43    1:05.02  \r\n                 31.31      1:05.02 (33.71)\r\n  7 Grobler, Gabi         16-99 CGA-JH            1:05.82    1:05.50  \r\n                 32.10      1:05.50 (33.40)\r\n  8 Noades, Kiara         15-01 WPA-CP            1:06.34    1:05.79  \r\n                 32.19      1:05.79 (33.60)\r\n  9 Straszacker, Kristen  16-00 WPA-CP            1:06.47    1:05.93  \r\n                 32.18      1:05.93 (33.75)\r\n 10 Labuschagne, Samantha 16-99 KZNA-ET           1:07.03    1:05.94  \r\n                 32.00      1:05.94 (33.94)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 11 Goodhead, Julia       16-99 CGA-JH            1:06.68    1:06.27  \r\n                 32.58      1:06.27 (33.69)\r\n 12 Reynolds, Jamie       18-98 KZNA-ET           1:06.61    1:06.39  \r\n                 32.13      1:06.39 (34.26)\r\n -----------------------------------------------------------------\r\n 13 Osrin, Honey          13-03 WPA-CP            1:07.64    1:06.57  \r\n                 32.17      1:06.57 (34.40)\r\n 13 Botha, Carmen         16-99 NTS-TS            1:07.12    1:06.57  \r\n                 32.08      1:06.57 (34.49)\r\n 15 Naude, Rita           18-97 NTS-TS            1:07.59    1:06.58  \r\n                 32.34      1:06.58 (34.24)\r\n 16 Beukes, Jessica       15-01 NMA-NM            1:06.76    1:06.75  \r\n                 32.70      1:06.75 (34.05)\r\n 17 Thormahlen, Heike     16-99 NTS-TS            1:07.04    1:06.83  \r\n                 32.92      1:06.83 (33.91)\r\n 18 Basel, Alison         18-97 CGA-JH            1:07.37    1:06.97  \r\n                 32.25      1:06.97 (34.72)\r\n 19 Nel, Olivia           13-02 WPA-CP            1:06.95    1:07.14  \r\n                 32.20      1:07.14 (34.94)\r\n 20 Loubser, Roseline     17-98 WPA-CP            1:07.53    1:07.62  \r\n                 32.54      1:07.62 (35.08)<\/pre>\n
Men’s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n
Chad le Clos<\/strong> put up a FINA A cut time in the men’s 200 free with a time of 1:47.88. \u00a0That just clipped the A cut of 1:47.97.<\/p>\n
Myles Brown<\/strong> qualified second in a time of 1:48.05 with Marwan Elkamash<\/strong> putting up a third-seeded 1:48.66.<\/p>\n
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Women’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n
Tara Nicholas<\/strong> had the top time in semis with a 1:08.68. \u00a0That’s less than a second off the FINA A cut of 1:07.85. \u00a0Tatjana Schoenmaker<\/strong> qualified second in 1:08.72, while Franko Jonker<\/strong> turned in a 1:08.79 for the third seed. \u00a0The finale should be a good one with three swimmers all battling for that A cut.<\/p>\n
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Men’s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n
Christopher Reid<\/strong>, who set the African record with a 53.12 during prelims to break Gerhard Zandberg’s<\/strong> record of 53.75, cruised to the top of the men’s 100 back semis in 53.23.<\/p>\n
Jacques Van Wyk<\/strong> qualified second in 55.93 with Ricky Ellis<\/strong> earning third overall in 55.97.<\/p>\n
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SCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n
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  • Women’s 100 back<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 200 free<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 100 breast multi-class<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 100 breast multi-class<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 100 fly<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 100 breast<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 100 back<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 400 free<\/li>\n
  • Mixed 400 free relay<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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