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Competition resumed this morning at the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series stop in Atlanta, featuring a multitude of Olympic greats.<\/p>\n

Katie Ledecky<\/strong> swam in the morning heats of the women’s 800-meter freestyle and will not be returning for finals, but her time of 8:15.71, just off her world-leading time of 8:15.44 she swam in Mesa last month, should be good for first place in the event.<\/p>\n

The men’s 200-meter butterfly will feature several Olympians, including Chase Kalisz<\/strong> (second seed), Tom Shields<\/strong> (third seed), Jack Conger<\/strong> (sixth seed), Gunnar Bentz<\/strong> (seventh seed), and Olympic champion Joseph Schooling<\/strong> (eighth seed).<\/p>\n

Lilly King<\/strong>, looking for redemption after her second-place finish in the 200-meter breaststroke, put up the 13th fastest time in the world so far this year in the women’s 100-meter breaststroke. Her swim of 1:07.07 claimed her the top seed in the event by over a second, and puts her just behind Ruta Meilutyte<\/strong> of Lithuania in the world rankings.<\/p>\n

Cody Miller<\/strong>, Olympic bronze medalist in the event, was disqualified in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke. Emory’s Andrew Wilson<\/strong> claimed the top seed, while Kevin Cordes<\/strong> sits fourth heading into finals this evening.<\/p>\n

Club Wolverine’s Ali Deloof\u00a0<\/strong>claimed the top seed in the women’s 100-meter backstroke with a 59.86. Although she was a bit off of her season-best time of 59.43, which puts her 5th in the world rankings so far this year in the event, her time this morning still ranks 11th in 2017 world rankings.<\/p>\n

See below for full event-by-event coverage:<\/p>\n

Women’s 200-meter butterfly<\/h3>\n

To kick off the final day of competition, Cardinal Aquatics’ Kelsi Worrell<\/strong> claimed the top seed in the women’s 200-meter butterfly with her time of 2:09.44. Athens Bulldog’s Hali Flickinger<\/strong> came in right behind with her time of 2:10.36 for the second qualifying spot, and third seed went to Cassidy Bayer<\/strong> of Nation’s Capital in 2:11.22.<\/p>\n

Club Wolverine’s Vanessa Krause<\/strong> sits in the fourth qualifying spot with her time of 2:11.83, while Ruby Case <\/strong>of Iowa Flyers\u00a0holds the fifth seed in 2:12.16. Lauren Case<\/strong> grabbed the sixth qualifying spot with her time of 2:12.45.<\/p>\n

Rounding out the top eight qualifiers are Oakville’s Mabel Zavaros<\/strong> in 2:13.09 and Northwestern’s Valerie Gruest Slowing<\/strong> in 2:13.18.<\/p>\n

Men’s 200-meter butterfly<\/h3>\n

The men’s event saw a high caliber of competition including multiple Olympians. Marcos Lavado<\/strong> of Azure Florida Aquatics claimed the top seed in the event with his time of 1:57.54, almost two seconds ahead of second-place seed North Baltimore Aquatic Club’s\u00a0Chase Kalisz<\/strong>, who swam a 1:59.17. Tom Shields<\/strong>, swimming for Cal, touched in 1:59.66 for the third qualifying spot.<\/p>\n

Fourth seed went to Zach Harting<\/strong> in 1:59.76, and Oakville’s Mark Darragh\u00a0<\/strong>was close behind in 2:00.32 for fifth place heading into finals. Texas’s Jack Conger\u00a0<\/strong>swam a 2:00.71, putting him in the sixth qualifying spot.<\/p>\n

Athens Bulldog’s\u00a0Gunnar Bentz\u00a0<\/strong>snagged an outside lane in the competitive final with his time of 2:00.89 for seventh seed, while\u00a0Olympic champion Joseph Schooling<\/strong> just snuck in to the A-final with his swim of 2:01.21 for eighth.<\/p>\n

Women’s 100-meter breaststroke<\/h3>\n

Lilly King<\/strong>, looking for redemption after her second-place finish in the 200-meter breaststroke, put up the 13th-fastest time in the world so far this year in the women’s 100-meter breaststroke. Her swim of 1:07.07 claimed her the top seed\u00a0in the event by over a second, and puts her just behind Ruta Meilutyte<\/strong> of Lithuania in the world rankings. Second seed went to Andrea Cottrell<\/strong> with her time of 1:08.43, and Club Wolverine’s Miranda Tucker<\/strong> snagged the third qualifying spot in 1:08.67.<\/p>\n

Melanie Margalis<\/strong> of Saint Petersburg Aquatics sits in the fourth spot heading into finals with her 1:09.52, and Margaret Aroesty<\/strong> of Long Island Aquatic Club’s swim of 1:09.98 puts her in fifth place after prelims.<\/p>\n

Olivia Anderson<\/strong> was close behind in 1:10.01 for the sixth qualifying spot. Elizabeth Roberts<\/strong> of Savannah Swim Team touched about a second later in 1:11.05 for seventh seed, and Club Wolverine’s Emily Kopas\u00a0<\/strong>rounded out the top eight with her time of 1:11.32.<\/p>\n

Men’s 100-meter breaststroke<\/h3>\n

Division III swimmer Andrew Wilson<\/strong>, competing with Texas Longhorn Aquatics, nabbed the top spot in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke in similar dominant fashion to King, touching in 1:00.45. Second seed Richard Funk<\/strong> of Hpc Ontario was almost a second behind with his time of 1:01.22. Mauro Castillo Luna<\/strong> of Texas A&M claimed the third qualifying spot with his time of 1:01.73.<\/p>\n

Kevin Cordes<\/strong>, fourth place finisher at Rio in the event, sits in fourth place heading into finals this evening with his swim of 1:01.81. Just 0.06 later was Nicolas Fink<\/strong> of Athens Bulldogs, his time of 1:01.87 good for\u00a0fifth seed. Carlos Claverie<\/strong> touched in 1:01.93 for the sixth qualifying spot.<\/p>\n

Moises Loschi\u00a0<\/strong>finished in 1:02.14 for an outside lane in the A-final, and in the eighth qualifying spot is Miguel de Lara Ojeda\u00a0<\/strong>with his time of 1:02.28.<\/p>\n

Olympic bronze medalist Cody Miller<\/strong> was disqualified in the event.<\/p>\n

Women’s 100-meter backstroke<\/h3>\n

Ali Deloof<\/strong> of Club Wolverine was the top qualifier in the women’s 100-meter backstroke, and the only swimmer under 1:00.00, with her time of 59.86. Although she was a bit off of her season-best time of 59.43, which puts her 5th in the world rankings so far this year in the event, her time this morning still ranks 11th, right behind 15-year-old Regan Smith<\/strong>‘s time of 59.74.<\/p>\n

A second behind DeLoof was 16-year-old Grace Ariola<\/strong> of Waves Bloomington in 1:00.99, good for second place heading into finals. The third qualifying spot went to Claire Adams<\/strong>, swimming for the\u00a0University of Texas, with her time of 1:02.21. Flickinger, swimming a tough double, nabbed the fourth qualifying spot in 1:02.42.<\/p>\n

North Carolina Aquatic Club’s Hellen Moffitt<\/strong> was close behind in 1:02.44 for fifth seed. Club Wolverine’s Gabby Deloof<\/strong> will be swimming against her sister in the A-final, as she sits in sixth place with her time of 1:02.60. Tied for sixth seed with Deloof is Alina Kendzior<\/strong>. The eighth qualifier was Erin Voss<\/strong>, in 1:02.91.<\/p>\n

Men’s 100-meter backstroke<\/h3>\n

The men’s 100-meter backstroke was a close battle, with David Gamburg<\/strong> coming out on top\u00a0in prelims with his time of 54.84. Close behind was Ryosuke Irie<\/strong> of SwimMAC Carolina in 54.88 for the second seed, and third seed went to Jacob Pebley<\/strong> in 54.89.<\/p>\n

200-meter champion Ryan Murphy<\/strong> was close behind teammate Pebley with his time of 54.94, good for fourth seed. Sean Lehane<\/strong> of Academy Bullets Swim Club grabbed the fifth qualifying spot in 55.30, while sixth seed went to Missouri State’s Paul Le\u00a0<\/strong>in 55.45.<\/p>\n

Rounding out the top eight qualifiers\u00a0are\u00a0Brock Bonetti<\/strong> in 56.05 for seventh seed, and Arkady Vyatchanin<\/strong> of New York Athletic Club in 56.13 for eighth.<\/p>\n

Women’s 200-meter IM<\/h3>\n

Margalis took the top qualifying spot in the women’s 200-meter IM, touching in 2:14.50. Second seed\u00a0went to Katie Drabot<\/strong> in 2:15.15, while Club Wolverine’s Siobhan Haughey<\/strong> took the third qualifying spot in 2:15.57.<\/p>\n

Aroesty sits in fourth place heading into finals after her swim of 2:16.80, just ahead of Texas A&M’s fifth seed Monika Gonzalez-Hermosillo<\/strong>, who touched in\u00a02:16.85. Sixth-place qualifier Bethany Galat<\/strong> finished in 2:16.91, with Nashville Aquatic Club’s Meaghan Raab<\/strong> close behind in 2:16.96, good for seventh place heading into finals.<\/p>\n

Eighth seed went to Brooke Forde<\/strong> with her time of 2:17.32.<\/p>\n

Men’s 200-meter IM<\/h3>\n

Kalisz, coming off of a win in the 400-meter IM, again proved\u00a0his dominance with the top qualifying time in the men’s 200-meter IM of 2:01.87. He swam a 1:57.71 in Mesa, the number five time in the world this year, so it should be interesting to see how fast he can go at finals tonight.<\/p>\n

Racing Kalisz in the A-final will be Texas A&M’s Angel Martinez<\/strong> in the second qualifying spot with 2:02.31, fellow Olympian\u00a0Jay\u00a0Litherland\u00a0<\/strong>of Dynamo Swim Club with the third seed in 2:02.95, and fourth-seed Irie with his time of 2:03.10.<\/p>\n

Grant Sanders<\/strong> of Saint Petersburg Aquatics grabbed the fifth qualifying spot, touching in 2:03.65.\u00a0Double finalist Darragh’s time of 2:03.76 was good for the sixth seed.<\/p>\n

Cal’s Matthew Josa<\/strong> and Bentz will be in the outside lanes for tonight’s final event, as they touched in 2:03.93 and 2:04.11, respectively.<\/p>\n

Women’s 800-meter freestyle<\/h3>\n

Timed finals for the slower two heats of the women’s 800-meter freestyle were this morning, featuring a few familiar faces. Katie Ledecky<\/strong> and Katie Drabot<\/strong> of Stanford swam in the morning session for the 800, as the Stanford team is leaving this afternoon and will not be returning for finals. Ledecky’s time of 8:15.71, however, was just off the\u00a0world-leading time of 8:15.44 that she swam last month in Mesa, and should be good to win the event.<\/p>\n

Drabot sits in sixth place after prelims with her time of 8:51.15. Club Wolverine teammates G Ryan<\/strong> and Rose Bi\u00a0<\/strong>sit in second place and third place, respectively, with their times of 8:36.40 and 8:36.96. Sierra Schmidt<\/strong>, also swimming with\u00a0Club Wolverine, swam a time of 8:38.92, good for fourth place after the prelims heats.<\/p>\n

Megan Byrnes<\/strong>‘s time of 8:40.77 puts her in fifth place in the event. Seventh place went to Kensey McMahon<\/strong> of the Bolles School Sharks in 8:55.51. Sitting in eighth place as of now is Athens Bulldogs’ Meg Finnon<\/strong>, who touched in 8:57.48.<\/p>\n

Swimming this evening and looking to place in the top eight of the event will be standout North Baltimore teenager Easop Lee<\/strong>, York YMCA’s Leah Braswell<\/strong>, Maria Alvarez<\/strong>, Joanna Evans<\/strong>, Saint Petersburg Aquatics’ Summer Finke<\/strong> and Peyton Palsha<\/strong>, and Brooke Zeiger<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Men’s 1500-meter freestyle<\/h3>\n

Club Wolverine’s Felix Auboeck<\/strong> sits in first place after the morning heats of the men’s 1500-meter freestyle, as he finished in 15:16.63. Salvadorian swimmer Marcelo Acosta\u00a0<\/strong>of Louisville swam the second-fastest time of the morning, a 15:16.95. Auboeck’s teammate PJ Ransford<\/strong> finished in third place after prelims with his time of 15:44.35.<\/p>\n

Walker Higgins\u00a0<\/strong>swam a time of 16:05.48, good for fourth place. Dynamo’s Ian Grum<\/strong> was close behind in 16:06.31 for fifth place after the morning session, and Garrison Johnson<\/strong> sits in sixth place with a 16:09.68.<\/p>\n

Seventh and eighth place went to Indiana Swim Team’s Andrej Ivanovic<\/strong> (16:16.59) and Long Island Aquatic Club’s Timothy Marski<\/strong> (16:16.88).<\/p>\n

The rankings will likely be upset after the finals heat swims this evening. Notable names include South Korea’s\u00a0Park Tae Hwan<\/strong>, 200 and 400-meter freestyle champion, Saint Petersburg Aquatics’ Robert Finke<\/strong>, Germany’s Poul Zellmann<\/strong>, and Zane Grothe<\/strong> of Badger Swim Club.<\/p>\n

Competition will resume this evening at finals, beginning at 7pm EST.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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