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BRISBANE, Sept. 1. IN the closest — and fastest — dual meet to-date at the 2001 Goodwill Games, Australia's women just got by a determined European team 76-73. Meanwhile, the USA put a whuppin' on the World team 100-49.<\/p>\n

Australia and the USA are tied for first with 251.5 points. However the Aussies have won all three of their dual meets, while the USA is 2-1. Still the rematch between the two arch-rivals in the gold medal match should be a close and exciting contest.<\/p>\n

Australia 76, Europe 73 <\/b>
\nThe Europeans actually won 9 of the 17 events contested, but Australia's depth was just enough to take the victory.<\/p>\n

In a series of stunning upsets, Australia's multiple world champion, Petria Thomas, was beaten in all three fly races today. <\/p>\n

In the 50, Sweden's Anna-Karin Kammerling out-touched Thomas 26.73 to 26.79.<\/p>\n

In the 200, Poland's Oti Jedrzejczak took the lead from teammate Mette Jacobsen just after the final turn, as the three women swam stroke-for-stroke over the final 50 meters. At the wall it was Jedrzejczak in 2:10.11 with Thomas second in 2:11.15, just ahead of Jacobsen at 2:11.32.<\/p>\n

Finally, in the 100, Slovakia's Martina Moravcova sam the fastest butterfly century of the Games, 58.28, to out-touch Thomas at 58.52. That swim was foreshadowed by the medley relay, where Moravcova out-split her Aussie rival 57.28 to 57.65.<\/p>\n

The first sub-2-minute 200 free of the Games was recorded today. In fact, there were two sub-two performances, with Aussie Elka Graham led all the way to defeat her world champion teammate Giann Rooney, by 5-hundredths, 1:59.83 to 1:59.88.<\/p>\n

Ukraine's Yana Klochkova tried a demanding triple, the 400 IM-400 free-200IM, managing to win the fisrt two events before falling to teammate Beatrice Coada in the shorter medley.<\/p>\n

Australia's Brooke Hanson was a double winner, taking the 50 breast in the fastest GWG time this year 31.91, and the 100 breast in 1:09.25, before Coada took her measure in the 200 breast (2:28.71).<\/p>\n

Auastralia won the opening event, the 400 medly relay, in a very fast 4:03.96 to Europe's 4:04.17 — easily the two fastet times of these Games. That 21-hundredths of a second victory ultimately turned out to be the difference between the two teams.<\/p>\n

USA 100, World 49<\/b>
\nIn contrast with the Aussie-Europe meet, the contest between the USA and the World All-Stars turned out to be no contest at all, with Uncle Sam's minions winning 12 of the 17 events up for grabs, several in Games-best times.<\/p>\n

After taking the 400 medley relay, Santa Barbara's Adrienne Binder won the first individual event, the 400 IM, in a personal best 4:47.66.<\/p>\n

Lindsay Benko and Lauren Thies went one-two in the 200 free, with Benko finally getting under the two-minute barrier. Her 1:59.71 better the 1:59.8s swum by Aussies Graham and Rooney in the day's first meet, to give her the fastest time of the Games. Thies, who is having a fabulous summer, swam a strong 2:00.28. Benko doubled with a win in the 200 back.<\/p>\n

Japan's Mai Nakamura ended the US roll with a 1:01.46 victory in the 100 back, but she just barely held off a fast-charging Diana MacManus, 15, who clocked still another personal best at 1:01.55.<\/p>\n

Thirteen year-old Dana Vollmer then recorded her first win of the Goodwill Games, lighting up the scoreboard at 27.03 sconds for the 50 fly.<\/p>\n

Another Texas teen, Alexi Spann, 14, won her first event of the Games, sweeping to a four-second win in the 200 breast in 2:31.20.<\/p>\n

Texan Tammie Stone was a double winner, taking the 50 free, 25.23 and the 100 in 56.45, each time leading Texas Aquatics teammate Colleen Lanne to the wall.<\/p>\n

Irvine Nova's Stacianna Stitts was also a double winner, taking the gold in the 50 (32.78) and 100 breast (1:10.08).<\/p>\n

World champion Haley Cope took the 50 back in 28.92, edging Japan's Nakamura (29.19).
\nJapan's Maki Mita swam the Games' fastest 200 fly, 2:09.115, while teammate Junko Onishi took the 100 fly (59.81).<\/p>\n

Women's Team Competition <\/p>\n

AUS 76
\nEUR 73<\/p>\n

1 AUS 3-0 251.5
\n2 EUR 1-2 247
\n3 USA 1-1 151.5
\n4 WLD 0-2 95 <\/b><\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 AUS 1 – STONEY, Clementine 1:02.43 4:03.96 7
\n 2 – JONES, Leisel 2:12.17
\n 3 – THOMAS, Petria 3:09.82
\n 4 – RYAN, Sarah 4:03.96
\n2 EUR 1 – BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 1:01.90 4:04.17 0
\n 2 – BAANS, Madelon (NED) 2:12.92
\n 3 – MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 3:10.20
\n 4 – DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) 4:04.17 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 EUR KLOCHKOVA, Yana (UKR) 1:02.68 1 2:13.51 1 3:35.45 1 4:41.12 5
\n2 EUR CASLARU, Beatrice (ROM) 1:04.29 2 2:16.83 2 3:36.74 2 4:48.22 3
\n3 AUS REILLY, Jennifer 1:05.81 3 2:18.82 3 3:46.91 4 4:53.27 1
\n4 AUS RODIER, Yvette 1:06.08 4 2:19.28 4 3:46.31 3 4:54.80 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n AUS GRAHAM, Elka 28.58 1 58.88 1 1:29.56 1 1:59.83 5
\n2 AUS ROONEY, Giaan 28.60 2 59.41 2 1:29.72 2 1:59.88 3
\n3 EUR GEURTS, Carla (NED) 29.60 3 1:01.69 3 1:34.55 3 2:07.64 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 AUS CALUB, Dyana 30.17 2 1:02.33 5
\n2 AUS STONEY, Clementine 30.81 4 1:02.37 3
\n3 EUR BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 30.79 3 1:02.38 1
\n4 EUR HLAVACKOVA, Ilona (CZE) 29.71 1 1:02.70 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR KAMMERLING, Anna-Karin (SWE) 26.73 5
\n2 AUS THOMAS, Petria 26.79 3
\n3 EUR SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 27.69 1
\n4 AUS MUNZ, Lori 28.00 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) GR 25.00 5
\n2 EUR POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 25.79 3
\n3 AUS RYAN, Sarah 25.87 1
\n4 AUS HENRY, Jodie 25.96 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 AUS HANSON, Brooke 33.00 1 1:09.25 5
\n2 AUS JONES, Leisel 33.18 2 1:09.70 3
\n3 EUR GERASCH, Sylvia (GER) 33.49 3 1:12.44 1
\n4 EUR NORDENSTAM, Sara (SWE) 34.24 4 1:13.26 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR JEDRZEJCZAK, Oti (POL) 29.57 1 1:03.27 3 1:37.25 2 2:10.11 5
\n2 AUS THOMAS, Petria 29.58 2 1:03.03 1 1:37.36 3 2:11.15 3
\n3 EUR JACOBSEN, Mette (DEN) 29.65 3 1:03.18 2 1:37.24 1 2:11.32 1
\n4 AUS GALVEZ, Felicity 30.03 4 1:04.11 4 1:39.27 4 2:14.52 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 AUS RYAN, Sarah 27.15 1 GR 55.38 5
\n2 EUR POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 27.46 2 55.44 3
\n3 AUS HENRY, Jodie 28.05 4 56.26 1
\n4 EUR SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 27.46 2 56.88 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 AUS STONEY, Clementine 31.80 1 1:04.71 1 1:38.88 1 2:13.54 5
\n2 EUR BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 32.82 3 1:07.44 2 1:42.59 2 2:16.15 3
\n3 AUS TUCKER, Kelly 32.85 4 1:07.91 4 1:42.95 4 2:16.44 1
\n4 EUR JEDRZEJCZAK, Oti (POL) 32.79 2 1:07.57 3 1:42.78 3 2:17.19 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 EUR CASLARU, Beatrice (ROM) 34.24 1 1:11.43 1 1:49.49 1 2:28.71 5
\n2 AUS HANSON, Brooke 34.81 4 1:13.05 2 1:51.63 3 2:30.03 3
\n3 EUR POLESKA, Anne (GER) 34.67 2 1:13.30 3 1:51.60 2 2:30.26 1
\n4 AUS JONES, Leisel 34.73 3 1:13.40 4 1:52.28 4 2:30.61 0 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR KLOCHKOVA, Yana 1:01.06 1 2:05.10 1 3:09.39 1 4:12.68 5
\n2 AUS PASCOE, Amanda 1:01.74 3 2:06.36 3 3:10.91 2 4:14.69 3
\n3 AUS MACKENZIE, Linda 1:01.18 2 2:05.86 2 3:11.55 3 4:16.37 1
\n4 EUR GEURTS, Carla (NED) 1:02.03 4 2:06.99 4 3:12.83 4 4:19.10 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 27.68 1 58.28 5
\n2 AUS THOMAS, Petria 27.86 2 58.52 3
\n3 EUR JACOBSEN, Mette (DEN) 28.46 4 1:00.17 1
\n4 AUS HAM, Julia 28.44 3 1:00.58 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 AUS CALUB, Dyana 29.11 5
\n2 EUR BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 29.22 3
\n3 AUS ROONEY, Giaan 29.38 1
\n4 EUR HLAVACKOVA, Ilona (CZE) 29.51 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 AUS HANSON, Brooke GR 31.91 5
\n2 AUS JONES, Leisel 32.51 3
\n3 EUR BAANS, Madelon (NED) 32.95 1
\n4 EUR IGELSTROM, Emma (SWE) 33.01 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 EUR CASLARU, Beatrice (ROM) 30.58 3 1:05.25 3 1:43.09 1 2:14.91 5
\n2 EUR KLOCHKOVA, Yana (UKR) 29.18 1 1:03.58 1 1:43.51 2 2:15.48 3
\n3 AUS MUNZ, Lori 29.56 2 1:05.08 2 1:45.47 3 2:18.19 1
\n4 AUS REILLY, Jennifer 31.58 4 1:07.02 4 1:49.26 4 2:22.30 0 <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n1 EUR 1 – POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 56.01 3:42.40 7
\n 2 – SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 1:52.33
\n 3 – MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 2:47.71
\n 4 – DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) 3:42.40
\n2 AUS 1 – GRAHAM, Elka 56.29 3:42.93 0
\n 2 – HENRY, Jodie 1:52.08
\n 3 – ROONEY, Giaan 2:47.93
\n 4 – RYAN, Sarah 3:42.93 <\/p>\n


\nUSA 100
\nWLD 49<\/p>\n

Women's Team Competition <\/p>\n

1 AUS 3-0 251.5
\n2 USA 2-1 251.5
\n3 EUR 1-2 247
\n4 WLD 0-3 144<\/b> <\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 USA 1 – MACMANUS, Diana 1:02.93 4:08.01 7
\n 2 – STITTS, Staciana 2:12.48
\n 3 – VOLLMER, Dana 3:11.82
\n 4 – ROSE, Gabrielle 4:08.01
\n2 WLD 1 – WITTSTOCK, Charlene (RSA) 1:05.43 4:17.95 0
\n 2 – WAGNER, Tamara (CAN) 2:17.82
\n 3 – LOOTS, Mandy (RSA) 3:20.17
\n 4 – NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 4:17.95 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 USA BINDER, Adrienne 1:05.93 3 2:20.83 3 3:43.21 1 4:47.66 5
\n2 WLD NORFOLK, Helen (NZL) 1:06.01 4 2:16.83 1 3:43.99 2 4:50.31 3
\n3 WLD VAN WELIE, Elizabeth (NZL) 1:04.18 1 2:20.19 2 3:44.93 3 4:50.81 1
\n4 USA LUNSMANN, Leslie 1:05.73 2 2:21.34 4 3:45.65 4 4:52.34 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA BENKO, Lindsay 28.27 1 58.28 1 1:29.32 1 1:59.71 5
\n2 USA THIES, Lauren 28.71 3 59.25 4 1:29.87 4 2:00.28 3
\n3 WLD LIMPERT, Marianne (CAN) 28.50 2 58.70 2 1:29.68 3 2:00.59 1
\n4 WLD MULLER, Helene (RSA) 28.73 4 58.97 3 1:29.60 2 2:00.68 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 WLD NAKAMURA, Mai (JPN) 29.46 1 1:01.46 5
\n2 USA MACMANUS, Diana 30.07 2 1:01.55 3
\n3 WLD GAMMEL, Erin (CAN) 30.95 4 1:03.01 1
\n4 USA COPE, Haley 30.83 3 1:03.15 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 USA VOLLMER, Dana 27.03 5
\n2 WLD ONISHI, Junko (JPN) 27.46 3
\n3 USA ROSE, Gabrielle 27.74 1
\n4 WLD DU PLESSIS, Renate (RSA) 28.16 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA STONE, Tammie 25.23 5
\n2 USA LANNE, Colleen 25.94 3
\n3 WLD RIGNALL, Vivienne (NZL) 26.06 1
\n4 WLD COPARROPA, Eileen (PAN) 26.15 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 USA STITTS, Staciana 32.86 2 1:10.08 5
\n2 USA FIELD, Amy 32.66 1 1:10.33 3
\n3 WLD RUAN, Yi (CHN) 33.98 3 1:11.67 1
\n4 WLD PIERSE, Annamay (CAN) 34.44 4 1:13.18 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 WLD MITA, Maki (JPN) 29.39 2 1:02.16 2 1:35.27 1 2:09.15 5
\n2 USA MASON, Emily 29.26 1 1:01.64 1 1:35.87 2 2:11.83 3
\n3 USA KELLER, Kalyn 30.14 3 1:03.31 3 1:37.80 3 2:12.82 1
\n4 WLD DEGLAU, Jessica (CAN) 30.24 4 1:04.03 4 1:38.21 4 2:13.15 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA STONE, Tammie 26.92 1 56.45 5
\n2 USA LANNE, Colleen 27.31 2 56.67 3
\n3 WLD RIGNALL, Vivienne (NZL) 27.31 2 56.82 1
\n4 WLD NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 27.59 4 56.87 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 USA BENKO, Lindsay 32.77 3 1:07.00 3 1:41.04 3 2:14.16 5
\n2 USA GETTEL, Lauren 32.00 2 1:06.23 2 1:40.67 2 2:14.83 3
\n3 WLD WITTSTOCK, Charlene (RSA) 31.67 1 1:05.79 1 1:40.63 1 2:15.32 1
\n4 WLD TAIT, Karen (NZL) 34.46 4 1:10.34 4 1:46.99 4 2:24.00 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 USA SPANN, Alexandra 34.67 1 1:12.79 1 1:51.78 1 2:31.20 5
\n2 USA LUNSMANN, Leslie 36.30 3 1:15.56 3 1:55.22 2 2:35.27 3
\n3 WLD PIERSE, Annamay (CAN) 35.46 2 1:14.41 2 1:55.42 3 2:35.73 1
\n4 WLD VAN WELIE, Elizabeth (NZL) 37.35 4 1:18.50 4 2:00.72 4 2:42.87 0 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 WLD TANG, Jingwen (CHN) 1:01.39 2 2:05.78 2 3:09.20 2 4:11.40 5
\n2 WLD ATKINSON, Janelle (JAM) 1:01.87 4 2:06.03 3 3:10.66 3 4:13.29 3
\n3 USA CHANDLER, Ashley 1:00.32 1 2:03.84 1 3:07.99 1 4:13.48 1
\n4 USA KELLER, Kalyn 1:01.79 3 2:06.83 4 3:14.03 4 4:21.42 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Butterfly
\n1 WLD ONISHI, Junko (JPN) 28.22 1 59.81 5
\n2 WLD LOOTS, Mandy (RSA) 28.38 2 1:00.63 3
\n3 USA KIRK, Dana 28.57 3 1:00.99 1 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 USA COPE, Haley 28.92 5
\n2 WLD NAKAMURA, Mai (JPN) 29.19 3
\n3 USA MACMANUS, Diana 29.38 1
\n4 WLD GAMMEL, Erin (CAN) 29.88 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 USA STITTS, Staciana 32.78 5
\n2 USA FIELD, Amy 32.84 3
\n3 WLD WAGNER, Tamara (CAN) 33.19 1
\n4 WLD RUAN, Yi (CHN) 33.76 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 WLD LIMPERT, Marianne (CAN) 29.21 1 1:03.75 2 1:43.84 1 2:14.96 5
\n2 USA CAVERLY, Kristen 29.97 3 1:04.10 3 1:43.91 2 2:16.90 3
\n3 USA MASON, Emily 29.44 2 1:03.59 1 1:45.37 3 2:18.43 1
\n4 WLD NORFOLK, Helen (NZL) 30.60 4 1:04.95 4 1:48.45 4 2:23.26 0 <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n 1 USA 1 – THIES, Lauren 57.09 3:46.00 7
\n 2 – ROSE, Gabrielle 1:53.39
\n 3 – STONE, Tammie 2:49.84
\n 4 – BENKO, Lindsay 3:46.00
\n2 WLD 1 – MULLER, Helene (RSA) 56.55 3:47.08 0
\n 2 – NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 1:53.09
\n 3 – MITA, Maki (JPN) 2:50.16
\n 4 – DEGLAU, Jessica (CAN) 3:47.08<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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