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BRISBANE, Aug. 31. THE undefeated Aussie men put a whuppin' on a badly undermanned European All-Stars team, lashing them into submission 113-35. In the second dual meet, the US men fell to the World All-Stars, 80-5 – 68.5, in a meet that went down to the final event.<\/p>\n

Aussies Roll On<\/b>
\nThe Aussies won 15 of the 17 events contested with only Poland's Bart Kizierowski able to break the Australian stranglehold on the top place.<\/p>\n

Grant Hackett and matt Welsh both won individual events for the victors. Hackett, the Olympic champ and WR-holder in the 1500, took the 200\/400 free in 1:49.01 and 3:47.34, respectively; Welsh, Olympic silver medalist, won the 100\/200 backstroke in 55.90 and 2:00.39.<\/p>\n

Geoff Huegill and Michael Klim posted the fastest Games times in the fly sprints, Huegill taking the 50 in 23.63 and Klim the 100 in 52.5.<\/p>\n

Kizierowski won both the 50 free (22.46) and 50 back (25.63) for the Europeans.<\/p>\n

World All-Stars Edge USA in Final Relay<\/b>
\nIt was close all the way,as the World All-Stars kept creeping away from the USA men and the Yanks kept yanking them back. In the end, it came down to the freestyle relay. The world team had a 5-point lead, but the relay was scored 7-0. If the US won the relay, they'd win the meet by 2; if the World won, they'd take all the marbles by 12.<\/p>\n

It was close for all 400 meters, with the US holding a narrow lead through the first 175 meters, before Roland Schoeman gave the global guys the lead for good. In the end, the World team won by 1.4 seconds.<\/p>\n

But the US went down swinging, with Chad Carvin and Tom Wilkens taking some pretty good licks. Carvin notched the 200\/400 free double, winning in 1:51.61 and 3:53.85, both times leading a one-two American sweep. In the 200, Fran Crippen was second, while Davis tarwater took the #2 spot in the 400.<\/p>\n

Wilkens took both IMs. He swaam a solid 4:17.93 to take the 400. Then, in the 200, having to win to preserve a chance for the US to take the meet in the final relay, he came through with a 2:02.05 come-from-behind victory, beating New Zealand's Dean Kent (2:02.75) to the wall.<\/p>\n

The other winners for the USA were Tom Malchow, 200 fly (1:55.79), Luke Wagner, 100 back (56.89), and Jason Lezak, 100 free (49.42). Dan Westcott led off the USA's medley relay in a lifetime best 100 backstroke time of 55.33. <\/p>\n

Canada's Mike Mintenko came up big for the World team, taking the 50 fly in 24.27, the 100 in a superb 52.75 and splitting 52.16 for the fly leg of the victorious medley relay.<\/p>\n

Japan's Kosuke Kitajima won the 100 breast in a Goodwill Games Record 1:01.76, breaking Kurt Grote's Games mark of 1:01.79 freom 1998. South Africa's Roland Schoeman took the 50 free in 22.58.<\/p>\n

South Africans Terrence Parkin, silver medalist in Sydney last year, came from behind to win the 200 breast in 2:14.03. Teammate Brett Petersen did the same in the 50 breast, 28.72.<\/p>\n

Canadians dominated the backstroke, Mark Versfeld winning the 200 in 2:02.09, Sean Sepulis taking the 50 in 26.85.<\/p>\n

The World Team won both relays, taking the medley in 3:39.54 and the freestyle in 3:19.78, both by about the same margin of victory — 1.4 seconds.<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

AUS 113
\nEUR 35<\/p>\n

Men's Team Competition
\n1 AUS 2-0 206.5
\n2 WLD 1-0 85
\n3 USA 0-1 55.5
\n4 EUR 0-2 99 <\/b><\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 AUS 1 – WELSH, Matthew 55.94 3:41.86 7
\n 2 – HARRISON, Regan 1:57.89
\n 3 – HUEGILL, Geoff 2:50.72
\n 4 – THORPE, Ian 3:41.86
\n2 EUR 1 – AMINOV, Vladislav (RUS) 56.64 3:47.68 0
\n 2 – KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 2:03.09
\n 3 – FROLANDER, Lars (SWE) 2:56.54
\n 4 – VAN DEN HOOGENBAND, Pieter (NED) 3:47.68 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 AUS STEED, Trent 58.30 1 2:05.85 1 3:21.49 1 4:23.48 5
\n2 EUR HALIKA, Miki (ISR) 1:00.74 3 2:09.32 2 3:24.12 2 4:24.62 3
\n3 AUS VAN DER ZANT, Robert 1:00.54 2 2:11.67 3 3:28.91 3 4:32.19 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n1 AUS HACKETT, Grant 26.32 3 54.79 3 1:22.63 3 1:49.01 5
\n2 EUR CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 26.21 2 54.32 2 1:22.38 2 1:50.34 3
\n3 AUS MATKOVICH, Antony 25.86 1 53.71 1 1:22.37 1 1:50.77 1
\n4 EUR KUZNETSOV, Maksim (RUS) 26.66 4 55.14 4 1:24.26 4 1:53.09 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 AUS WELSH, Matthew 27.64 2 55.90 5
\n2 EUR AMINOV, Vladislav (RUS) 27.84 4 56.32 3
\n3 AUS HASS, Ray 27.32 1 56.60 1
\n4 EUR ZWERING, Klaas-Erik (NED) 27.76 3 56.90 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 AUS HUEGILL, Geoff GR 23.63 5
\n2 AUS PINE, Adam 24.21 3
\n3 EUR KEIZER, Joris (NED) 24.64 1 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) 22.46 5
\n2 AUS HAWKE, Brett 22.72 3
\n3 EUR VAN DEN HOOGENBAND, Pieter (NED) 22.96 1
\n4 AUS JENKINS, David 23.19 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 AUS COWLEY, Simon 29.26 1 1:02.16 5
\n2 AUS PIPER, Jim 35.43 2 1:15.38 3 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 AUS NORRIS, Justin 27.09 2 57.71 2 1:28.67 2 1:59.71 5
\n2 EUR PARRY, Stephen (GBR) 26.90 1 57.40 1 1:28.61 1 2:00.56 3
\n3 AUS KIRBY, William 27.67 3 58.63 3 1:29.90 3 2:01.10 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 AUS CALLUS, Ashley 23.75 1 49.34 5
\n2 AUS PEARSON, Todd 24.22 2 49.80 3
\n3 EUR CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 24.94 3 51.41 1
\n4 EUR KUZNETSOV, Maksim (RUS) 25.83 4 53.67 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 AUS WELSH, Matthew 28.68 1 59.13 1 1:29.94 1 2:00.39 5
\n2 AUS HASS, Ray 29.24 2 1:00.55 2 1:32.13 2 2:02.90 3
\n3 EUR GAT, Yoav (ISR) 29.26 3 1:00.63 3 1:32.41 3 2:04.16 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 AUS PIPER, Jim 30.64 1 1:04.86 1 1:38.88 1 2:13.36 5
\n2 EUR KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 30.84 2 1:05.38 2 1:39.92 2 2:14.05 3
\n3 AUS HARRISON, Regan 30.84 2 1:05.43 3 1:39.92 2 2:14.09 1 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 AUS HACKETT, Grant 53.90 1 1:51.15 1 2:49.63 1 GR 3:47.34 5
\n2 AUS STEVENS, Craig 56.03 2 1:54.69 2 2:53.55 2 3:51.72 3
\n3 EUR BUTSENIN, Aleksei (RUS) 57.53 3 1:57.25 3 2:57.89 3 3:59.05 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Butterfly
\n1 AUS KLIM, Michael 24.61 1 GR 52.51 5
\n2 EUR MARCHENKO, Igor (RUS) 24.84 2 53.26 3
\n3 AUS PINE, Adam 25.14 3 53.33 1 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 EUR KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) GR 25.63 5
\n2 AUS WELSH, Matthew 25.89 3
\n3 AUS JENKINS, David 27.18 1
\n4 EUR FROLANDER, Lars (SWE) 27.22 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 AUS ROGERS, Phil 28.80 5
\n2 AUS COWLEY, Simon 28.88 3
\n3 EUR KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 29.50 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 AUS VAN DER ZANT, Robert 26.77 2 58.52 1 1:34.30 1 2:02.81 5
\n2 AUS DUNNE, Leon 25.87 1 59.00 2 1:37.39 3 2:05.90 3
\n3 EUR HALIKA, Miki (ISR) 27.57 3 1:00.65 3 1:36.78 2 2:06.00 1 <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n1 AUS 1 – THORPE, Ian 49.57 3:17.82 7
\n 2 – CALLUS, Ashley 1:38.90
\n 3 – KIRBY, William 2:28.43
\n 4 – PEARSON, Todd 3:17.82
\n2 EUR 1 – KEIZER, Joris (NED) 52.53 3:35.89 0
\n 2 – KUZNETSOV, Maksim (RUS) 1:46.56
\n 3 – ZWERING, Klaas-Erik (NED) 2:38.85
\n 4 – CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 3:35.89 <\/p>\n

RESULTS
\nWLD 80.5
\nUSA 68.5<\/p>\n

Men's Team Competition
\n1 AUS 2-0 206.5
\n2 WLD 2-0 165.5
\n3 USA 0-2 124
\n4 EUR 0-2 99 <\/b><\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 WLD 1 – VERSFELD, Mark (CAN) 55.98 3:39.54 7
\n 2 – KNABE, Morgan (CAN) 1:57.90
\n 3 – MINTENKO, Mike (CAN) 2:50.06
\n 4 – MEOLANS, Jose (ARG) 3:39.54
\n2 USA 1 – WESTCOTT, Dan 55.33 3:40.93 0
\n 2 – HACKLER, Jeff 1:58.01
\n 3 – CRAMER, Jayme 2:51.85
\n 4 – TUCKER, Scott 3:40.93 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 USA WILKENS, Thomas 58.11 1 2:04.45 1 3:15.31 1 4:17.93 5
\n2 WLD KENT, Dean (NZL) 58.95 3 2:06.48 3 3:19.75 2 4:20.50 3
\n3 USA DONNELLY, Eric 58.52 2 2:06.37 2 3:21.16 3 4:20.86 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA CARVIN, Chad 26.20 1 54.04 1 1:22.36 1 1:51.61 5
\n2 USA CRIPPEN, Fran 26.97 4 55.43 3 1:24.24 3 1:52.76 3
\n3 WLD SHERRAN, Nick (NZL) 26.23 2 54.83 2 1:24.16 2 1:53.53 1
\n4 WLD GIBSON, Cameron (NZL) 26.94 3 56.15 4 1:25.99 4 1:55.99 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 USA WAGNER, Luke 27.60 3 56.89 5
\n2 WLD BENT, Neisser (CUB) 28.18 4 56.94 3
\n3 WLD SEPULIS, Sean (CAN) 27.59 2 57.28 1
\n4 USA HANNAN, Thomas 27.27 1 57.35 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 WLD MINTENKO, Mike (CAN) 24.27 5
\n2 WLD SCHERER, Fernando (BRA) 24.56 3
\n3 USA CRAMER, Jayme 25.03 1
\n4 USA WESTCOTT, Dan 25.10 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 WLD SCHOEMAN, Roland (RSA) 22.58 5
\n2 USA HALL, JR., Gary 23.05 3
\n3 USA TUCKER, Scott 23.15 1
\n4 WLD DEDEKIND, Brendon (RSA) 23.17 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 WLD KITAJIMA, Kosuke (JPN) 29.20 1 1:01.76 5
\n2 USA MARRS, Jarrod 29.41 2 1:02.37 3
\n3 WLD KNABE, Morgan (CAN) 29.96 3 1:02.60 1
\n4 USA HACKLER, Jeff 30.08 4 1:03.04 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 USA MALCHOW, Tom 26.28 1 55.54 1 1:25.01 1 1:55.79 5
\n2 WLD LIVINGSTON, Andrew (PUR) 26.47 2 55.99 2 1:27.04 2 2:00.14 3
\n3 USA DONNELLY, Eric 27.76 4 58.17 3 1:29.07 3 2:00.16 1
\n4 WLD VERSTER, Theo (RSA) 27.45 3 58.37 4 1:30.07 4 2:02.77 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA LEZAK, Jason 23.41 1 49.42 5
\n2 WLD FOLKER, Nick (RSA) 24.15 2 50.20 3
\n3 WLD MEOLANS, Jose (ARG) 24.46 4 50.61 1
\n4 USA ANDERSON, Luke 24.20 3 50.96 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 WLD VERSFELD, Mark (CAN) 29.14 1 1:00.44 2 1:32.00 1 2:02.09 5
\n2 USA WAGNER, Luke 29.70 3 1:01.66 4 1:33.10 3 2:02.49 3
\n3 USA DEJONG, Christian 29.24 2 1:00.41 1 1:32.13 2 2:03.22 1
\n4 WLD TALBOT, Scott (NZL) 29.78 4 1:01.61 3 1:33.30 4 2:05.34 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 WLD PARKIN, Terence (RSA) 31.15 2 1:05.52 2 1:39.85 2 2:14.03 5
\n2 WLD KITAJIMA, Kosuke (JPN) 30.38 1 1:04.75 1 1:39.58 1 2:14.71 3
\n3 USA HACKLER, Jeff 32.00 4 1:07.44 4 1:42.96 4 2:18.14 1
\n4 USA MARRS, Jarrod 31.64 3 1:06.75 3 1:42.95 3 2:21.62 0 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA CARVIN, Chad 55.88 1 1:54.58 1 2:54.20 1 3:53.85 5
\n2 USA TARWATER, Davis 56.90 3 1:56.55 3 2:56.09 2 3:55.78 3
\n3 WLD DUNCAN, Jonathan (NZL) 56.41 2 1:56.35 2 2:57.44 3 3:59.18 1
\n4 WLD GIBSON, Cameron (NZL) 57.45 4 2:00.19 4 3:04.29 4 4:09.75 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Butterfly
\n1 WLD MINTENKO, Mike (CAN) 24.65 1 52.75 5
\n2 USA WESTCOTT, Dan 25.66 3 54.44 3
\n3 USA CRAMER, Jayme 25.60 2 54.46 1
\n4 WLD LIVINGSTON, Andrew (PUR) 25.73 4 54.69 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 WLD SEPULIS, Sean (CAN) 26.85 5
\n2 USA WAGNER, Luke 26.90 3
\n3 WLD BENT, Neisser (CUB) 27.01 1
\n3 USA HANNAN, Thomas 27.01 1 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 WLD PETERSEN, Brett (RSA) 28.72 5
\n2 USA MARRS, Jarrod 28.89 3
\n3 USA HACKLER, Jeff 29.19 1
\n4 WLD DEDEKIND, Brendon (RSA) 29.56 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 USA WILKENS, Thomas 26.74 2 58.46 2 1:32.31 1 2:02.05 5
\n2 WLD KENT, Dean (NZL) 27.02 3 58.82 3 1:33.95 2 2:02.75 3
\n3 USA MONTAGUE, Joey 26.63 1 57.93 1 1:33.98 3 2:03.41 1
\n4 WLD PARKIN, Terence (RSA) 27.55 4 1:00.34 4 1:33.98 3 2:05.56 0 <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n1 WLD 1 – MEOLANS, Jose (ARG) 50.79 3:19.78 7
\n 2 – FOLKER, Nick (RSA) 1:40.62
\n 3 – SCHOEMAN, Roland (RSA) 2:29.81
\n 4 – SCHERER, Fernando (BRA) 3:19.78
\n2 USA 1 – BUSSE, Gregory 50.76 3:21.18 0
\n 2 – ANDERSON, Luke 1:41.31
\n 3 – TUCKER, Scott 2:30.66
\n 4 – LEZAK, Jason 3:21.18<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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