{"id":196396,"date":"2016-04-18T07:36:12","date_gmt":"2016-04-18T14:36:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=196396"},"modified":"2016-04-18T09:40:23","modified_gmt":"2016-04-18T16:40:23","slug":"2016-russian-nationals-day-3-finals-live-recap","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2016-russian-nationals-day-3-finals-live-recap\/","title":{"rendered":"2016 Russian Nationals: Day 3 Finals Live Recap"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Live coverage of day three\u00a0finals of the 2016 Russian Nationals. Hit refresh for the latest coverage.<\/p>\n<p><strong>FINALS<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 50 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Andrei Nikolaev<\/strong> picked off Russian-record holder <strong>Kirill Prigoda<\/strong> in the men&#8217;s 50-meter breast\u00a0at the 2016 Russian Nationals.<\/p>\n<p>Nikolaev turned in a sizzling 27.14 to win the sprint breast finale, and break Prigoda&#8217;s short-lived Russian record of 27.26 from this morning.<\/p>\n<p>Nikolaev also moved to second in the world rankings behind only <strong>Cameron van der Burgh&#8217;s<\/strong> 27.08 and ahead of <strong>Adam Peaty&#8217;s<\/strong> 27.21.<\/p>\n<p>Prigoda finished second overall in a time of 27.31, while <strong>Vsevolod Zanko<\/strong> placed third in 27.70.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Ilya Khomenko<\/strong> (27.71), <strong>Anton Lobanov<\/strong> (27.85), <strong>Grigorii Falko<\/strong> (28.11), <strong>Kirill Strelnikov<\/strong> (28.36) and <strong>Sergei Geibel<\/strong> (28.52) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n<p>Final A<br \/>\n1. NIKOLAEV Andrei 1992 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Kaluga Region 27.14 \u0420\u0420\u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 922<br \/>\n2. PRIGODA Kirill 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a St. Petersburg 27.31 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 905<br \/>\n3. ZANKO Vsevolod 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Moscow City 27.70 \u043c\u0441 867<br \/>\n4. KHOMENKO Ilya 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Rostov Region 27.71 \u043c\u0441 866<br \/>\n5. LOBANOV Anton 1992 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Novosibirsk Region 27.85 \u043c\u0441 853<br \/>\n6. FALKO Grigorii 1987 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Moscow City 28.11 \u043c\u0441 830<br \/>\n7. STRELNIKOV Kirill 1992 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Volgograd Region 28.36 \u043c\u0441 808<br \/>\n8. GEIBEL Sergei 1981 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Novosibirsk Region 28.52 \u043c\u0441 794<br \/>\nFinal B<br \/>\n9. SOMOV Evgenii 1999 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 28.60 \u043c\u0441 788<br \/>\n10. KITOV Daniil 1999 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 28.69 \u043c\u0441 780<br \/>\n11. PANKOV Dmitrii 1998 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 28.93 \u043c\u0441 761<br \/>\n12. SUKHORUCHENNKO Vitaly 1998 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 29.04 \u043c\u0441 753<br \/>\n13. MUKHODINOV Mikhail 2000 \u043c\u0441 Kaluga Region 29.05 \u043c\u0441 752<br \/>\n14. GRIGORIEV Arkady 1998 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 29.14 \u043c\u0441 745<br \/>\n15. NAZAROV Ilya 1998 \u043c\u0441 Saratov Region 29.30 \u043c\u0441 733<br \/>\n16. SEMYANINOV Daniil 1998 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 29.32 \u043a\u043c\u0441 731<\/p>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Aleksandr Krasnykh<\/strong> turned in a Russian Olympic qualifier in the men&#8217;s 200-meter free. He clocked a top time of 1:47.00, just clearing the Russian qualifying time of 1:47.01.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Nikita Lobintsev<\/strong> (1:47.71), <strong>Danila Izotov<\/strong> (1:47.74) and <strong>Mikhail Dovgalyuk<\/strong> (1:47.83) each cleared 1:48 to make up the likely men&#8217;s 800-meter free relay in Rio.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Viacheslav Andrusenko<\/strong> (1:48.06), <strong>Alexander Sukhorukov<\/strong> (1:48.34), <strong>Stepan Surkov<\/strong> (1:48.69) and <strong>Artem Lobuzov<\/strong> (1:48.72) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n<p>\u041c\u0443\u0436\u0447\u0438\u043d\u044b<br \/>\n1. KRASNYKH Aleksandr 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Tatarstan 1:47.00 * \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 866<br \/>\n50m: 25.61 25.61 100m: 52.68 27.07 150m: 1:20.13 27.45 200m: 1:47.00 26.87<br \/>\n2. LOBINTSEV Nikita 1988 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Moscow Reg. &#8211; Sverdlovsk Reg. 1:47.71 \u043c\u0441 849<br \/>\n50m: 25.64 25.64 100m: 53.19 27.55 150m: 1:20.60 27.41 200m: 1:47.71 27.11<br \/>\n3. IZOTOV Danila 1991 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Krasnodar Territory 1:47.74 \u043c\u0441 848<br \/>\n50m: 25.63 25.63 100m: 53.27 27.64 150m: 1:20.57 27.30 200m: 1:47.74 27.17<br \/>\n4. DOVGALYUK Mikhail 1995 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:47.83 \u043c\u0441 846<br \/>\n50m: 25.85 25.85 100m: 53.18 27.33 150m: 1:20.59 27.41 200m: 1:47.83 27.24<br \/>\n5. ANDRUSENKO Viacheslav 1992 \u0437\u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:48.06 \u043c\u0441 841<br \/>\n50m: 25.62 25.62 100m: 53.41 27.79 150m: 1:20.59 27.18 200m: 1:48.06 27.47<br \/>\n6. SUKHORUKOV Alexander 1988 \u0437\u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg &#8211; Komi 1:48.34 \u043c\u0441 834<br \/>\n50m: 25.71 25.71 100m: 53.48 27.77 150m: 1:21.18 27.70 200m: 1:48.34 27.16<br \/>\n7. SURKOV Stepan 1994 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Volgograd Region 1:48.69 \u043c\u0441 826<br \/>\n50m: 25.53 25.53 100m: 52.86 27.33 150m: 1:20.54 27.68 200m: 1:48.69 28.15<br \/>\n8. LOBUZOV Artem 1991 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Moscow City 1:48.72 \u043c\u0441 825<br \/>\n50m: 25.83 25.83 100m: 53.67 27.84 150m: 1:21.12 27.45 200m: 1:48.72 27.60<br \/>\n\u0424\u0438\u043d\u0430\u043b B<br \/>\n1. SANCOV Alexei 1999 Moldova 1:51.46 \u043c\u0441 766<br \/>\n50m: 25.83 25.83 100m: 54.12 28.29 150m: 1:23.32 29.20 200m: 1:51.46 28.14<br \/>\n2. RTISHCHEV Alexey 1998 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:51.47 \u043c\u0441 766<br \/>\n50m: 27.19 27.19 100m: 55.74 28.55 150m: 1:24.24 28.50 200m: 1:51.47 27.23<br \/>\n3. MUKHAMETZYANOV Emil 1998 \u043c\u0441 Tatarstan 1:51.81 \u043c\u0441 759<br \/>\n50m: 26.77 26.77 100m: 55.59 28.82 150m: 1:24.25 28.66 200m: 1:51.81 27.56<br \/>\n4. DRUZHININ Ilya 1998 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 1:51.95 \u043c\u0441 756<br \/>\n50m: 26.07 26.07 100m: 54.47 28.40 150m: 1:23.61 29.14 200m: 1:51.95 28.34<br \/>\n5. ZHIKHAREV Petr 1999 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:51.96 \u043c\u0441 756<br \/>\n50m: 26.53 26.53 100m: 55.25 28.72 150m: 1:24.22 28.97 200m: 1:51.96 27.74<br \/>\n6. TARASENKO Alexey 1999 Uzbekistan 1:52.23 \u043c\u0441 750<br \/>\n50m: 26.10 26.10 100m: 54.79 28.69 150m: 1:23.71 28.92 200m: 1:52.23 28.52<br \/>\n7. SHATALOV Daniil 1999 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:52.32 \u043c\u0441 748<br \/>\n50m: 26.67 26.67 100m: 55.61 28.94 150m: 1:24.57 28.96 200m: 1:52.32 27.75<br \/>\n8. KHORUNZHIY Mikhail 1999 \u043c\u0441 Perm Territory 1:52.54 \u043c\u0441 744<br \/>\n50m: 26.23 26.23 100m: 54.84 28.61 150m: 1:24.18 29.34 200m: 1:52.54 28.36<\/p>\n<p><strong>Women&#8217;s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>A pair of swimmers cleared the Russian Olympic qualifying time of 1:00.05 as <strong>Daria K. Ustinova<\/strong> won the finale in a time of 59.78. That moved her to ninth in the world rankings.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, <strong>Anastasia Fesikova<\/strong> clinched the second spot on the Russian Olympic roster with a 59.91 to also clear the Olympic qualifying time.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Irina Prikhodko<\/strong> wound up taking third overall in 1:00.72, while <strong>Maria Kameneva<\/strong> finished fourth in 1:01.36.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Ekaterina Tomashevskaia<\/strong> (1:01.47), <strong>Polina Egorova<\/strong> (1:01.75), <strong>Polina Lapshina<\/strong> (1:01.77) and <strong>Ekaterina Andreeva<\/strong> (1:02.52) placed fifth through eighth.<\/p>\n<p>\u0416\u0435\u043d\u0449\u0438\u043d\u044b<br \/>\n1. USTINOVA Daria K. 1998 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sverdlovsk Region 59.78 * \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 918<br \/>\n50m: 29.49 29.49 100m: 59.78 30.29<br \/>\n2. FESIKOVA Anastasia 1990 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Penza Region &#8211; YANAO 59.91 * \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 913<br \/>\n50m: 29.46 29.46 100m: 59.91 30.45<br \/>\n3. PRIKHODKO Irina 1998 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Tatarstan 1:00.72 \u043c\u0441 876<br \/>\n50m: 29.57 29.57 100m: 1:00.72 31.15<br \/>\n4. KAMENEVA Maria 1999 \u043c\u0441 Orenburg Region 1:01.36 \u043c\u0441 849<br \/>\n50m: 29.91 29.91 100m: 1:01.36 31.45<br \/>\n5. TOMASHEVSKAIA Ekaterina 1998 \u043c\u0441 Stavropol Territory 1:01.47 \u043c\u0441 845<br \/>\n50m: 29.93 29.93 100m: 1:01.47 31.54<br \/>\n6. EGOROVA Polina 2000 \u043c\u0441 Bashkortostan 1:01.75 \u043c\u0441 833<br \/>\n50m: 29.70 29.70 100m: 1:01.75 32.05<br \/>\n7. LAPSHINA Polina 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sverdlovsk Region 1:01.77 \u043c\u0441 832<br \/>\n50m: 29.72 29.72 100m: 1:01.77 32.05<br \/>\n8. ANDREEVA Ekaterina 1997 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:02.52 \u043c\u0441 803<br \/>\n50m: 30.23 30.23 100m: 1:02.52 32.29<br \/>\n\u0424\u0438\u043d\u0430\u043b B<br \/>\n1. GUTOVA Daria 2000 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 1:02.84 \u043c\u0441 791<br \/>\n50m: 30.64 30.64 100m: 1:02.84 32.20<br \/>\n2. VASILENOK Ksenia 2000 \u043c\u0441 Novgorod Region 1:02.97 \u043c\u0441 786<br \/>\n50m: 30.31 30.31 100m: 1:02.97 32.66<br \/>\n3. EGOROVA Valeria 2001 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:03.11 \u043c\u0441 781<br \/>\n50m: 30.10 30.10 100m: 1:03.11 33.01<br \/>\n4. PRIANIKOVA Angelina 2002 \u043c\u0441 Bashkortostan 1:03.53 \u043c\u0441 765<br \/>\n50m: 30.87 30.87 100m: 1:03.53 32.66<br \/>\n5. GERASIMOVA Lada 2001 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:03.56 \u043c\u0441 764<br \/>\n50m: 30.79 30.79 100m: 1:03.56 32.77<br \/>\n6. PETROVA Sofya 2000 \u043c\u0441 Chelyabinsk Region 1:03.64 \u043c\u0441 761<br \/>\n50m: 30.87 30.87 100m: 1:03.64 32.77<br \/>\n7. MILUTINOVICH Katarina 2001 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:03.86 \u043c\u0441 753<br \/>\n50m: 31.28 31.28 100m: 1:03.86 32.58<br \/>\n8. FROLOVA Svetlana 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:04.78 \u043c\u0441 722<br \/>\n50m: 31.19 31.19 100m: 1:04.78 33.59<\/p>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 100 back<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Evgeny Rylov<\/strong> raced his way to the sixth-best men&#8217;s 100-meter back in the world this year. \u00a0Rylov clocked a time of 53.04, just off the 53.03 <strong>Grigory Tarasevich<\/strong> posted earlier this week.<\/p>\n<p>Tarasevich, meanwhile, turned in a second-place time of 53.20 as both cleared the Russian Olympic qualifying time of 53.99 to secure spots on the Russian Olympic roster.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Andrei Shabasov<\/strong> tied <strong>Mark Nikolaev<\/strong> for third with 54.22s, while <strong>Nikita Ulyanov<\/strong> (54.53), <strong>Anton Butymov<\/strong> (54.74), <strong>Nikita Babchenko<\/strong> (55.25) and <strong>Roman Larin<\/strong> (55.95) closed out the rest of the A final.<\/p>\n<p>\u041c\u0443\u0436\u0447\u0438\u043d\u044b<br \/>\n1. RYLOV Evgeny 1996 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Moscow Region 53.04 * \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 939<br \/>\n50m: 25.41 25.41 100m: 53.04 27.63<br \/>\n2. TARASEVICH Grigory 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Omsk Region 53.20 * \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 930<br \/>\n50m: 25.44 25.44 100m: 53.20 27.76<br \/>\n3. SHABASOV Andrei 1994 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a St. Petersburg 54.22 \u043c\u0441 879<br \/>\n50m: 26.35 26.35 100m: 54.22 27.87<br \/>\nNIKOLAEV Mark 1997 \u043c\u0441 Leningrad Region 54.22 \u043c\u0441 879<br \/>\n50m: 26.57 26.57 100m: 54.22 27.65<br \/>\n5. ULYANOV Nikita 1994 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a KHMAO-Yugra 54.53 \u043c\u0441 864<br \/>\n50m: 26.02 26.02 100m: 54.53 28.51<br \/>\n6. BUTYMOV Anton 1987 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Komi 54.74 \u043c\u0441 854<br \/>\n50m: 26.63 26.63 100m: 54.74 28.11<br \/>\n7. BABCHENKO Nikita 1996 \u043c\u0441 Krasnodar Territory 55.25 \u043c\u0441 830<br \/>\n50m: 26.52 26.52 100m: 55.25 28.73<br \/>\n8. LARIN Roman 1998 \u043c\u0441 Penza Region 55.95 \u043c\u0441 800<br \/>\n50m: 27.06 27.06 100m: 55.95 28.89<br \/>\n\u0424\u0438\u043d\u0430\u043b B<br \/>\n1. KOLESNIKOV Kliment 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 54.66 \u043c\u0441 858<br \/>\n50m: 26.48 26.48 100m: 54.66 28.18<br \/>\n2. MINIKEEV Dmitry 1998 \u043c\u0441 Kaluga Region 56.24 \u043c\u0441 787<br \/>\n50m: 27.20 27.20 100m: 56.24 29.04<br \/>\n3. TATARENKO Pavel 1999 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 56.40 \u043c\u0441 781<br \/>\n50m: 27.54 27.54 100m: 56.40 28.86<br \/>\n4. TRETYAKOV Nikita 1999 \u043c\u0441 Udmurtia 56.58 \u043c\u0441 773<br \/>\n50m: 27.22 27.22 100m: 56.58 29.36<br \/>\n5. ZOTOV Alexander 1998 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 56.81 \u043c\u0441 764<br \/>\n50m: 27.44 27.44 100m: 56.81 29.37<br \/>\n6. ARTAMONOV Artem 1998 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 57.94 \u043c\u0441 720<br \/>\n50m: 28.35 28.35 100m: 57.94 29.59<br \/>\n7. KORSHIKOV Denis 1999 \u043c\u0441 Kursk Region 58.15 \u043c\u0441 712<br \/>\n50m: 27.48 27.48 100m: 58.15 30.67<br \/>\n8. GULYAEV Sergei 1998 \u043c\u0441 KHMAO-Yugra 58.73 \u043c\u0441 691<br \/>\n50m: 28.48 28.48 100m: 58.73 30.25<\/p>\n<p><strong>Women&#8217;s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>With no swimmer clearing the Russian Olympic standard of 1:07.54 in the women&#8217;s 100-meter breast, currently banned <strong>Yuliya Efimova<\/strong> remained in play for an Olympic spot in Rio.<\/p>\n<p>The<a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/vladimir-salnikov-explaines-why-yuliya-efimova-still-may-join-russian-olympic-team\/\" target=\"_blank\"> Russian Swimming Federation bent the qualifying rules for Efimova<\/a>, allowing her to use her times from either the Orlando stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series earlier this year, or her times from the World Championships last year, to qualify for the Olympic roster. \u00a0The caveat is that <a href=\"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/fina-maintains-provisional-suspension-of-yuliya-efimova\/\" target=\"_blank\">she needs to successfully defend herself from a positive doping test punishment for using meldonium<\/a>.<\/p>\n<p>With <strong>Daria Chikunova<\/strong> missing the qualifying time of 1:07.54, Efimova still has an opening to make the Olympic team.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Natalia Ivaneeva<\/strong> (1:07.99),<strong> Margarita Dryamina<\/strong> (1:08.61), <strong>Alena Efimova<\/strong> (1:08.72), <strong>Alena Chekhovskikh<\/strong> (1:09.14), <strong>Mariia Astashkina<\/strong> (1:09.17), <strong>Maria Temnikova<\/strong> (1:09.52) and <strong>Anna Belousova<\/strong> (1:09.64) also competed in the finale.<\/p>\n<p>\u0416\u0435\u043d\u0449\u0438\u043d\u044b<br \/>\n1. CHIKUNOVA Daria 1999 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:07.55 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a 864<br \/>\n50m: 32.18 32.18 100m: 1:07.55 35.37<br \/>\n2. IVANEEVA Natalia 1990 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Volgograd Region 1:07.99 \u043c\u0441 847<br \/>\n50m: 31.78 31.78 100m: 1:07.99 36.21<br \/>\n3. DRYAMINA Margarita 2002 \u043a\u043c\u0441 Udmurtia 1:08.61 \u043c\u0441 825<br \/>\n50m: 32.65 32.65 100m: 1:08.61 35.96<br \/>\n4. EFIMOVA Alena 1997 \u043c\u0441 KHMAO-Yugra 1:08.72 \u043c\u0441 821<br \/>\n50m: 32.58 32.58 100m: 1:08.72 36.14<br \/>\n5. CHEKHOVSKIKH Alena 2001 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:09.14 \u043c\u0441 806<br \/>\n50m: 33.00 33.00 100m: 1:09.14 36.14<br \/>\n6. ASTASHKINA Mariia 1999 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Penza Region 1:09.17 \u043c\u0441 805<br \/>\n50m: 33.21 33.21 100m: 1:09.17 35.96<br \/>\n7. TEMNIKOVA Maria 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a St. Petersburg 1:09.52 \u043c\u0441 793<br \/>\n50m: 32.62 32.62 100m: 1:09.52 36.90<br \/>\n8. BELOUSOVA Anna 1996 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sverdlovsk Region 1:09.64 \u043c\u0441 788<br \/>\n50m: 33.02 33.02 100m: 1:09.64 36.62<br \/>\n\u0424\u0438\u043d\u0430\u043b B<br \/>\n1. TOKAREVA Daria 2000 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 1:10.55 \u043c\u0441 758<br \/>\n50m: 33.94 33.94 100m: 1:10.55 36.61<br \/>\n2. SOZONOVA Victoria 2001 \u043c\u0441 Samara Region 1:10.83 \u043c\u0441 749<br \/>\n50m: 34.39 34.39 100m: 1:10.83 36.44<br \/>\n3. MARYINA Victoria 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 1:10.97 \u043c\u0441 745<br \/>\n50m: 34.27 34.27 100m: 1:10.97 36.70<br \/>\n4. LYKOSOVA Maria 2001 \u043a\u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:11.42 \u043c\u0441 731<br \/>\n50m: 34.20 34.20 100m: 1:11.42 37.22<br \/>\n5. DUNAEVA Karina 2000 \u043c\u0441 Nizhny Novgorod Region 1:11.81 \u043c\u0441 719<br \/>\n50m: 34.36 34.36 100m: 1:11.81 37.45<br \/>\n6. MIKHAYLOVA Ekaterina 2001 \u043c\u0441 Kaluga Region 1:11.82 \u043c\u0441 719<br \/>\n50m: 34.48 34.48 100m: 1:11.82 37.34<br \/>\n7. KOZHEVNIKOVA Alina 1999 \u043a\u043c\u0441 Voronezh Region 1:11.84 \u043c\u0441 718<br \/>\n50m: 33.59 33.59 100m: 1:11.84 38.25<br \/>\n8. MULLINA Victoria 1999 \u043c\u0441 Chelyabinsk Region 1:12.81 \u043c\u0441 690<br \/>\n50m: 34.50 34.50 100m: 1:12.81 38.31<\/p>\n<p><strong>Mixed 400 medley relay<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Final<br \/>\n1. \u041c\u043e\u0441\u043a\u0432\u0430 Moscow City 3:52.40 709<br \/>\nKOLESNIKOV Kliment 26.94 54.97 MIKHAYLOVA Anna +0,50 28.19 1:01.31<br \/>\nZANKO Vsevolod +0,05 27.91 59.90 KUDINOVA Ekaterina +0,50 27.01 56.22<br \/>\n2. \u0421\u0432\u0435\u0440\u0434\u043b\u043e\u0432\u0441\u043a\u0430\u044f \u043e\u0431\u043b\u0430\u0441\u0442\u044c Sverdlovsk Region 3:54.49 690<br \/>\nLAPSHINA Polina 30.24 1:01.92 KASHINSKAYA Alina +0,28 28.28 1:00.08<br \/>\nSTOLBOV Nikita +0,21 28.82 1:01.84 OLEYNIK Andrey +0,12 24.16 50.65<br \/>\n3. \u0420\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0443\u0431\u043b\u0438\u043a\u0430 \u0422\u0430\u0442\u0430\u0440\u0441\u0442\u0430\u043d Tatarstan 4:00.43 640<br \/>\nTAZOV Vladislav 27.20 56.78 SHEIKO Alina +0,07 29.34 1:03.80<br \/>\nZATSEPIN Stanislav +0,06 28.98 1:02.91 BAZAROVA Elizaveta +0,41 26.73 56.94<br \/>\n4. \u0427\u0435\u043b\u044f\u0431\u0438\u043d\u0441\u043a\u0430\u044f \u043e\u0431\u043b\u0430\u0441\u0442\u044c Chelyabinsk Region 4:03.29 618<br \/>\nPETROVA Sofya 31.21 1:03.90 KHUZHIN Denis +0,32 25.60 55.18<br \/>\nMULLINA Victoria +0,45 36.24 1:14.13 IGNATYEV Vladislav +0,36 23.63 50.08<br \/>\n5. \u041a\u0440\u0430\u0441\u043d\u043e\u0434\u0430\u0440\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439 \u043a\u0440\u0430\u0439 Krasnodar Territory 4:03.56 616<br \/>\nBABCHENKO Nikita 27.65 56.04 NOZDRINA Maria +0,50 29.55 1:04.15<br \/>\nGALAT Ilya +0,27 29.16 1:04.11 SHAPOVALOVA Elena +0,34 28.28 59.26<br \/>\n6. \u0425\u0430\u0431\u0430\u0440\u043e\u0432\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439 \u043a\u0440\u0430\u0439 Khabarovsk Territory 4:04.75 607<br \/>\nRUDENKO Alexey 27.18 57.18 KHARCHENKO Diana +0,56 29.55 1:04.64<br \/>\nCHIGRIN Denis +0,18 29.61 1:04.37 CHAKINA Aleksandra +0,33 28.04 58.56<br \/>\nDSQ \u0425\u041c\u0410\u041e &#8211; \u042e\u0433\u0440\u0430 KHMAO-Yugra<br \/>\nULYANOV Nikita 27.35 55.80 LVOVA Ekaterina +0,59<br \/>\nIVANOV Vladislav A -0,07 PUGACHEVA Anna +0,29<br \/>\nDSQ \u041e\u043c\u0441\u043a\u0430\u044f \u043e\u0431\u043b\u0430\u0441\u0442\u044c Omsk Region<br \/>\nMAKOV Sergey 27.62 58.05 KUTASHEV Pavel -0,31<br \/>\nGUZ Anastasia +0,42 34.47 1:13.58 ZOREEVA Evgenia +0,44<\/p>\n<p><strong>SEMIFINALS<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Women&#8217;s 200 free<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>A pair of swimmers cleared the Russian Olympic qualifying time of 1:58.12 as <strong>Veronika Popova<\/strong> (1:57.80) and <strong>Viktoriia Andreeva<\/strong> (1:58.12) both put themselves in position to make the Olympic squad.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Arina Openysheva<\/strong> qualified third in 1:58.77 with <strong>Elena Sokolova<\/strong> also clearing 2:00 with a fourth-seeded 1:59.93.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Daria Mullakaeva<\/strong> (2:00.31), <strong>Anna Egorova<\/strong> (2:00.66), <strong>Daria S. Ustinova<\/strong> (2:00.82) and <strong>Olesia Chernyatina<\/strong> (2:01.61) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n<p>1. POPOVA Veronika 1991 \u0437\u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:57.80 * \u043c\u0441 882 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.18 28.18 100m: 57.79 29.61 150m: 1:27.88 30.09 200m: 1:57.80 29.92<br \/>\n2. ANDREEVA Viktoriia 1992 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Penza Region 1:58.12 * \u043c\u0441 875 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.15 28.15 100m: 58.23 30.08 150m: 1:28.46 30.23 200m: 1:58.12 29.66<br \/>\n3. OPENYSHEVA Arina 1999 \u043c\u0441 Krasnoyarsk Territory 1:58.77 \u043c\u0441 860 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.56 28.56 100m: 58.80 30.24 150m: 1:29.26 30.46 200m: 1:58.77 29.51<br \/>\n4. SOKOLOVA Elena 1991 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Moscow City 1:59.93 \u043c\u0441 836 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.11 28.11 100m: 58.09 29.98 150m: 1:29.03 30.94 200m: 1:59.93 30.90<br \/>\n5. MULLAKAEVA Daria 1998 \u043c\u0441 Perm Territory 2:00.31 \u043c\u0441 828 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.07 28.07 100m: 58.46 30.39 150m: 1:29.14 30.68 200m: 2:00.31 31.17<br \/>\n6. EGOROVA Anna 1998 \u043c\u0441 Kaliningrad Region 2:00.66 \u043c\u0441 820 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.35 28.35 100m: 59.00 30.65 150m: 1:30.07 31.07 200m: 2:00.66 30.59<br \/>\n7. USTINOVA Daria S. 1998 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:00.82 \u043c\u0441 817 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.17 28.17 100m: 58.88 30.71 150m: 1:30.16 31.28 200m: 2:00.82 30.66<br \/>\n8. CHERNYATINA Olesia 1999 \u043c\u0441 Samara Region 2:01.61 \u043c\u0441 801 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.78 28.78 100m: 59.52 30.74 150m: 1:30.62 31.10 200m: 2:01.61 30.99<br \/>\n9. DEMKINA Alina 1995 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:01.65 \u043c\u0441 801 R<br \/>\n50m: 28.99 28.99 100m: 59.61 30.62 150m: 1:30.66 31.05 200m: 2:01.65 30.99<br \/>\n10. KIRPICHNIKOVA Anastasiia 2000 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sverdlovsk Region 2:01.66 \u043c\u0441 800 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.45 28.45 100m: 58.71 30.26 150m: 1:30.05 31.34 200m: 2:01.66 31.61<br \/>\n11. KRIVONOGOVA Irina 2000 \u043c\u0441 Samara Region 2:01.82 \u043c\u0441 797 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.49 28.49 100m: 59.29 30.80 150m: 1:30.82 31.53 200m: 2:01.82 31.00<br \/>\n12. SALAMATINA Valeria 1998 \u043c\u0441 Sverdlovsk Region 2:01.91 \u043c\u0441 795<br \/>\n50m: 29.11 29.11 100m: 59.55 30.44 150m: 1:31.00 31.45 200m: 2:01.91 30.91<br \/>\n13. VOLODINA Kira 1986 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Novosibirsk Region 2:01.93 \u043c\u0441 795<br \/>\n50m: 28.72 28.72 100m: 58.88 30.16 150m: 1:30.42 31.54 200m: 2:01.93 31.51<br \/>\n14. KOLOTUSHKINA Valeriia 1996 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:01.94 \u043c\u0441 795<br \/>\n50m: 29.06 29.06 100m: 59.77 30.71 150m: 1:31.12 31.35 200m: 2:01.94 30.82<br \/>\n15. RETYUNSKAYA Polina 1996 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:02.68 \u043c\u0441 781<br \/>\n50m: 28.49 28.49 100m: 59.67 31.18 150m: 1:31.09 31.42 200m: 2:02.68 31.59<br \/>\n16. MILUTINOVICH Katarina 2001 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:04.91 \u043c\u0441 739 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.62 29.62 100m: 1:01.27 31.65 150m: 1:33.05 31.78 200m: 2:04.91 31.86<\/p>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Evgeny Koptelov<\/strong> (1:57.54) and <strong>Aleksandr Kudashev<\/strong> (1:58.00) won their respective semifinal heats, but neither are close to the Russian Olympic qualifying time of 1:55.88.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Alexander Pribytok<\/strong> (1:58.11), <strong>Daniil Pakhomov<\/strong> (1:59.43),<strong> Alexander Kharlanov<\/strong> (1:59.83), <strong>Nikolay Skvortsov<\/strong> (2:00.03), <strong>Sergey Strelnikov<\/strong> (2:00.18) and <strong>Vladimir Kudryashov<\/strong> (2:00.23) also made their way to the final.<\/p>\n<p>1. KOPTELOV Evgeny 1993 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Moscow City 1:57.54 \u043c\u0441 853 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.46 26.46 100m: 56.04 29.58 150m: 1:26.77 30.73 200m: 1:57.54 30.77<br \/>\n2. KUDASHEV Aleksandr 1995 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Samara Region 1:58.00 \u043c\u0441 843 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.26 26.26 100m: 55.85 29.59 150m: 1:26.69 30.84 200m: 1:58.00 31.31<br \/>\n3. PRIBYTOK Alexander 1996 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:58.11 \u043c\u0441 841 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.64 26.64 100m: 56.74 30.10 150m: 1:27.16 30.42 200m: 1:58.11 30.95<br \/>\n4. PAKHOMOV Daniil 1998 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 1:59.43 \u043c\u0441 813 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.31 26.31 100m: 55.42 29.11 150m: 1:26.09 30.67 200m: 1:59.43 33.34<br \/>\n5. KHARLANOV Alexander 1995 \u043c\u0441 Penza Region 1:59.83 \u043c\u0441 805 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.90 26.90 100m: 56.56 29.66 150m: 1:28.36 31.80 200m: 1:59.83 31.47<br \/>\n6. SKVORTSOV Nikolay 1984 \u0437\u043c\u0441 Kaluga Region 2:00.03 \u043c\u0441 801 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.63 26.63 100m: 56.87 30.24 150m: 1:28.15 31.28 200m: 2:00.03 31.88<br \/>\n7. STRELNIKOV Sergey 1991 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Volgograd Region 2:00.18 \u043c\u0441 798 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.69 26.69 100m: 57.24 30.55 150m: 1:28.46 31.22 200m: 2:00.18 31.72<br \/>\n8. KUDRYASHOV Vladimir 1996 \u043c\u0441 Kemerovo Region 2:00.23 \u043c\u0441 797 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.71 26.71 100m: 56.94 30.23 150m: 1:28.30 31.36 200m: 2:00.23 31.93<br \/>\n9. LAZAREV Artem 1992 \u043c\u0441 Penza Region 2:00.30 \u043c\u0441 796 R<br \/>\n50m: 26.82 26.82 100m: 57.15 30.33 150m: 1:28.46 31.31 200m: 2:00.30 31.84<br \/>\n10. MASLOV Andrey 1995 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:00.49 \u043c\u0441 792 R<br \/>\n50m: 27.14 27.14 100m: 57.83 30.69 150m: 1:29.28 31.45 200m: 2:00.49 31.21<br \/>\n11. POPOV Dmitry A. 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:00.90 \u043c\u0441 784 Q<br \/>\n50m: 27.26 27.26 100m: 57.59 30.33 150m: 1:28.87 31.28 200m: 2:00.90 32.03<br \/>\n12. MALKOV Dmitry 1997 \u043c\u0441 KHMAO-Yugra 2:02.12 \u043c\u0441 761<br \/>\n50m: 27.05 27.05 100m: 57.74 30.69 150m: 1:29.54 31.80 200m: 2:02.12 32.58<br \/>\n13. SHCHERBAKOV Dmitry 1996 \u043c\u0441 Moscow Region 2:02.25 \u043c\u0441 758<br \/>\n50m: 27.40 27.40 100m: 58.71 31.31 150m: 1:29.87 31.16 200m: 2:02.25 32.38<br \/>\n14. SUBBOTIN Egor 1997 \u043c\u0441 Perm Territory 2:03.02 \u043c\u0441 744<br \/>\n50m: 27.30 27.30 100m: 58.43 31.13 150m: 1:30.42 31.99 200m: 2:03.02 32.60<br \/>\n15. MOROZOV Danil 1997 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 2:03.54 \u043c\u0441 735<br \/>\n50m: 27.26 27.26 100m: 58.22 30.96 150m: 1:30.37 32.15 200m: 2:03.54 33.17<br \/>\n16. ZHIKHAREV Petr 1999 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:04.62 \u043c\u0441 716 Q<br \/>\n50m: 26.72 26.72 100m: 58.16 31.44 150m: 1:31.18 33.02 200m: 2:04.62 33.44<\/p>\n<p><strong>Women&#8217;s 200 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><strong>Irina Shvaeva<\/strong> led the way in the 200 IM semis with a time of 2:16.36. \u00a0That&#8217;s well off the Russian Olympic selection time of 2:13.24.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Viktoriia Andreeva<\/strong> placed second in semis with a time of 2:16.38, while <strong>Kristina Vershinina<\/strong> took third in 2:16.64.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Anastasia Osipenko<\/strong> (2:16.94), <strong>Elena Shipillo<\/strong> (2:18.09), <strong>Anna Belousova<\/strong> (2:18.54), <strong>Alexandra Kramarenko<\/strong> (2:18.86) and <strong>Marina Namazova<\/strong> (2:19.31) also made the A final.<\/p>\n<p>1. SHVAEVA Irina 1994 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:16.36 \u043c\u0441 791 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.32 29.32 100m: 1:02.63 33.31 150m: 1:43.14 40.51 200m: 2:16.36 33.22<br \/>\n2. ANDREEVA Viktoriia 1992 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Penza Region 2:16.38 \u043c\u0441 790 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.04 28.04 100m: 1:01.80 33.76 150m: 1:40.63 38.83 200m: 2:16.38 35.75<br \/>\n3. VERSHININA Kristina 1993 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a KHMAO-Yugra 2:16.64 \u043c\u0441 786 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.67 29.67 100m: 1:03.26 33.59 150m: 1:43.59 40.33 200m: 2:16.64 33.05<br \/>\n4. OSIPENKO Anastasia 1998 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Krasnoyarsk Territory 2:16.94 \u043c\u0441 781 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.00 29.00 100m: 1:02.78 33.78 150m: 1:44.66 41.88 200m: 2:16.94 32.28<br \/>\n5. SHIPILLO Elena 1999 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:18.09 \u043c\u0441 761 Q<br \/>\n50m: 30.01 30.01 100m: 1:05.05 35.04 150m: 1:45.95 40.90 200m: 2:18.09 32.14<br \/>\n6. BELOUSOVA Anna 1996 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sverdlovsk Region 2:18.54 \u043c\u0441 754 Q<br \/>\n50m: 30.93 30.93 100m: 1:06.72 35.79 150m: 1:44.57 37.85 200m: 2:18.54 33.97<br \/>\n7. KRAMARENKO Alexandra 1999 \u043c\u0441 Rostov Region 2:18.86 \u043c\u0441 749 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.08 29.08 100m: 1:04.78 35.70 150m: 1:46.90 42.12 200m: 2:18.86 31.96<br \/>\n8. NAMAZOVA Marina 2000 \u043c\u0441 Volgograd Region 2:19.31 \u043c\u0441 742 Q<br \/>\n50m: 28.38 28.38 100m: 1:03.18 34.80 150m: 1:45.71 42.53 200m: 2:19.31 33.60<br \/>\n9. CHICHAIKINA Sofya 2001 \u043c\u0441 Samara Region 2:19.92 \u043c\u0441 732 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.49 29.49 100m: 1:06.19 36.70 150m: 1:48.09 41.90 200m: 2:19.92 31.83<br \/>\n10. PANOVA Aleksandra A. 2000 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:20.66 \u043c\u0441 720 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.54 29.54 100m: 1:06.69 37.15 150m: 1:48.08 41.39 200m: 2:20.66 32.58<br \/>\n11. ANDREEVA Ekaterina 1993 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Vladimir Region 2:20.69 \u043c\u0441 720<br \/>\n50m: 29.98 29.98 100m: 1:06.18 36.20 150m: 1:47.03 40.85 200m: 2:20.69 33.66<br \/>\n12. FROLOVA Svetlana 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:20.84 \u043c\u0441 718 Q<br \/>\n50m: 30.24 30.24 100m: 1:05.14 34.90 150m: 1:48.51 43.37 200m: 2:20.84 32.33<br \/>\n13. MASLOVA Aleksandra 2000 \u043c\u0441 Moscow City 2:21.05 \u043c\u0441 714 Q<br \/>\n50m: 29.09 29.09 100m: 1:05.41 36.32 150m: 1:47.03 41.62 200m: 2:21.05 34.02<br \/>\n14. PETKOVA Dana 2000 \u043c\u0441 St. Petersburg 2:21.13 \u043c\u0441 713 Q<br \/>\n50m: 30.22 30.22 100m: 1:05.77 35.55 150m: 1:47.89 42.12 200m: 2:21.13 33.24<br \/>\n15. VINOKURENKOVA Natalia 1983 \u043c\u0441\u043c\u043a Sakhalin Region 2:21.47 \u043c\u0441 708<br \/>\n50m: 30.10 30.10 100m: 1:06.59 36.49 150m: 1:47.41 40.82 200m: 2:21.47 34.06<br \/>\n16. KICHIGINA Aleksandra 2000 \u043c\u0441 Novosibirsk Region 2:21.72 \u043c\u0441 704 R<br \/>\n50m: 29.80 29.80 100m: 1:06.00 36.20 150m: 1:48.14 42.14 200m: 2:21.72 33.58<\/p>\n<p><strong>SCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Men&#8217;s 50 breast finals<\/li>\n<li>Women&#8217;s 200 free semis<\/li>\n<li>Men&#8217;s 200 free finals<\/li>\n<li>Women&#8217;s 100 back finals<\/li>\n<li>Men&#8217;s 100 back finals<\/li>\n<li>Women&#8217;s 100 breast finals<\/li>\n<li>Men&#8217;s 200 fly semis<\/li>\n<li>Women&#8217;s 200 IM semis<\/li>\n<li>Mixed 400 medley relay<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Live coverage of day three\u00a0finals of the 2016 Russian Nationals. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. 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