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Day five of the 2017 World University Games in Taipei featured three preliminary events for both men and women.<\/p>\n

Japan’s Kosuke Hagino<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0maintained his top seed in the 200 back and will look to set himself up for a second win of the week in tomorrow’s semifinals.\u00a0The American duo of Katie Drabot<\/strong> and Claire Rasmus<\/strong> then earned the top two spots in the 200 freestyle for the USA.<\/p>\n

Russia’s\u00a0Aleksandr Sadovnikov<\/strong><\/strong> was able to out-swim\u00a0Henrique De Souza Martina<\/strong> of Brazil to win the the men’s 100 fly prelims while Belarus’ Ilya Shymanovich<\/strong>\u00a0held on tight to his top seed in the 50 breast.<\/p>\n

Ali DeLoof <\/strong>and\u00a0Hannah Stevens<\/a><\/strong>, also of the USA, finished first and fourth in the\u00a050 backstroke rankings while Italy’s Simona Quadarella<\/strong><\/a> and Sarah Koehler<\/strong> of Germany cruised into the 800 final\u00a0to provide another spectacular distance showdown tomorrow night.<\/p>\n

Schedule of Events:<\/h2>\n
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  • Men’s 200 Backstroke<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 200 Freestyle<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 100 Butterfly<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 50 Backstroke<\/li>\n
  • Men’s 50 Breaststroke<\/li>\n
  • Women’s 800 Freestyle<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Men’s 200 Backstroke<\/h2>\n

    Hagino did not waste any time getting to the top this time around, as he claimed the top seed for the 200 back semis in 1:58.83. He charged home in 29.48 to swim past the American duo of Robert Owen<\/strong> (1:58.96) and Austin Katz<\/strong> (1:59.64). Owen had the fastest opening 100 in 57.65.<\/p>\n

    Danas Rapsys<\/strong> of Lithuania came home even faster than Hagino in 28.81, cruising his way into the fifth seed at 2:00.25. Russia’s Martin Binedell<\/strong> finished slightly ahead of him in 1:59.98. Belarus’ Mikita Tsmyh<\/strong> (2:00.46), Korea’s Juho Lee<\/strong> (2:00.50) and Canada’s Robert Hill<\/strong> (2:00.78) also qualified in the top eight while it took a 2:02.19 from Russia’s Andrei Shabasov<\/strong> to move forward in this event.<\/p>\n

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    Women’s 200 Freestyle<\/h2>\n

    The American women posted the top two times in the 200 free prelims as the only two swimmers to break the 2:00 barrier. Katie Drabot<\/strong> took the top spot in 1:59.37 followed by Claire Rasmus<\/strong> in 1:59.93. The remaining swimmers created a handful of close battles, including a necessary swim-off for the final qualifying spot. Italy’s Linda Capoli<\/strong> and New Zealand’s Carina Doyle<\/strong> both swam a 2:02.00 for sixteenth.<\/p>\n

    Joanna Evans<\/strong> of the Bahamas took the third seed in 2:00.04 followed by Chihiro Igarashi<\/strong> of Japan (2:00.05) and Canada’s Katerine Savard<\/strong> (2:00.24) all out of heat six. Teammate Kennedy Goss<\/strong> was then sixth in 2:00.41, once again followed narrowly by Great Britain’s Kathryn Greenslade<\/strong> in 2:00.42. Haughey, the top seed headed into the prelims, cruised to the eighth seed in a relaxed 2:00.61.<\/p>\n

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    Men’s 100 Butterfly<\/h2>\n

    Both Russia and Ukraine placed two swimmers a piece into the semifinals of the men’s 100 fly. Russia’s Aleksandr Sadovnikov<\/strong> swam the fastest race of the morning heats in 52.43, out the fastest in 24.02. Teammate Aleksandr Kudashev<\/strong> tied for thirteenth with USA’s Zach Harting<\/strong> in 53.29.<\/p>\n

    Ukraine’s Andrii Khloptsov<\/strong> was third in 52.52, as teammate Oleksii Ivanov<\/strong> was fifth in 52.80. De Souza Martins split the top men at 52.51 for the second seed. Hungary’s Bence Pulai<\/strong> had the best second fifty in 27.79 to come in fourth with a 52.62.<\/p>\n

    Japan’s Yuki Kobori<\/strong> was sixth in 52.85, USA’s Justin Lynch<\/strong> took seventh in 52.89 and Poland’s Michal Poprawa<\/strong> was eighth in 53.00. Turkey’s Kaan Ayar<\/strong> took the final spot in the semifinals in 53.40.<\/p>\n

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    Women’s 50 Backstroke<\/h2>\n

    USA’s Ali Deloof<\/strong> continued the American women’s dominance on day five by taking the top seed in the 50 back at 28.20. Teammate Hannah Stevens was fourth in 28.58. She was beaten in heat six by Russia’s Mariia Kameneva<\/strong> (28.31) while DeLoof out-swam Poland’s Alicja Tchorz<\/strong> in heat five (28.45).<\/p>\n

    Netherlands’ Kira Toussaint<\/strong> was fifth in 28.66 and was followed by Italy’s Carlotta Zofkova<\/strong> (28.78), Japan’s Anna Konishi<\/strong> and Australia’s Sian Whittaker<\/strong>, both in 28.79. Korea’s Sumin Ko<\/strong> rounded out the qualifiers in 29.29.<\/p>\n

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    Men’s 50 Breaststroke<\/h2>\n

    Shymanovich was able to maintain his top seed in the 50 breast by winning heat nine in 27.42. He was followed by Germany’s Fabian Schwingenschloeg<\/strong>, who took the fourth spot in 27.62. Italy’s Andrea Toniato<\/strong> won heat eight for the second seed in 27.54 while USA’s Andrew Wilson<\/strong> claimed heat seven for the third position in 27.57.<\/p>\n

    Brazil’s Felipe Kage Monni<\/strong> (27.66), Kazhakstan’s Dmitriy Balandin<\/strong> (27.81), Ireland’s Darragh Greene<\/strong> (27.87) and Brazil’s Raphael De Oliveira Rodrigu<\/strong> (27.95) rounded out the top eight.<\/p>\n

    Additionally, USA’s Jacob Montague<\/strong> and Poland’s Marcin Stolarski<\/strong> will provide the second swim-off of the night after tying for the sixteenth spot in 28.24.<\/p>\n

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    Women’s 800 Freestyle<\/h2>\n

    Germany’s Sarah Koehler<\/strong> led the top three finishers in the 800 out of heat four. Her 8:32.0 was enough to hold off USA’s Hannah Moore<\/strong> who finished in 8:33.00. Great Britain’s Camilla Hattersley<\/strong> was next in 8:35.19. All three women raced near-even splits, but it was clear that Koehler has a lot more left in the tank for the final based on how she came home in the last 100 meters.<\/p>\n

    Quadarella earned the fourth seed in 8:35.70 and was followed by\u00a0Liechtenstein’s Julia Hassler<\/strong> in 8:36.01 and Australia’s Kiah Melverton<\/strong> in 8:36.21. Evans of the Bahamas was not far behind in 8:36.89, while USA’s Kaersten Meitz<\/strong> won a close battle for the eighth and final spot in the finals with a time of 8:37.54.<\/p>\n

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