{"id":2846,"date":"2001-09-03T10:11:25","date_gmt":"2001-09-03T15:11:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2001\/09\/goodwill-bronze-medal-round-euro-women-usa-men-win\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T18:36:27","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T01:36:27","slug":"goodwill-bronze-medal-round-euro-women-usa-men-win","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/goodwill-bronze-medal-round-euro-women-usa-men-win\/","title":{"rendered":"Goodwill Bronze Medal Round: Euro Women, USA Men Win"},"content":{"rendered":"

BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 3. THE European women All-Stars and the USA men both scored substantial victories in the bronze medal round of the Goodwill Games today. The European women dumped the World All-star team 92-57, while the US men dismissed the Euro men 87-62.<\/p>\n

Women: Europe 92, World 57<\/b>
\nThe Europeans won 13 of 17 events today, two in Goodwill Games record time, as the European women took the bronze medal.<\/p>\n

Holland's Inky De Bruijn accounted for both Games marks, winning the 50 free in 24.99 and led off the free relay in 55.02.<\/p>\n

Romania's Beatrice Coada-Caslaru was a double winner, taking the 200 breast in 2:28.26, fastest time of these Games, and beating Olympic champion Yana Klochkova for the second time in a row in the 200 IM, touching in 2:14.08.<\/p>\n

Martina Moravcova won the 100 fly in 58.58, just off the Games record 58.28 she established two days ago.<\/p>\n

Japan's Maki Mita won the 200 fly for the World team in 2:10.13, while Mai Nakamura won the 100 back in 1:01.90.<\/p>\n

Men: USA 87, Europe 62<\/b>
\nThough the US men won by what appears to be a comfortable 25-poiny margin, this was a hard-fought meet, with the outmanned Euros holding the lead through the first nine of the meet's 17 events. Only toward the end did the USA's 19-13 advantage in available swimmers take its toll.<\/p>\n

Europe began the meet with an upset win in the medley relay, clocking 3:39.86, to take a 7-0 lead.<\/p>\n

Tom Wilkens gave the US a win in the 400 IM (4:18.88) over Israel's Miki Halika, as Eric Donnelly took third, bringing the score to 10-6.<\/p>\n

But the Euros matched thatr 1-3 finish with one of their own in the 200 free, with Holland's Pieter bvan den Hoogenband winning in 1:48.11 over Chad Carvin.
\nScore: Euros 16, USA-9.<\/p>\n

Russia's Vladislav Aminov added a point to that lead, 21-13, with a surprise win in the 100 back (55.71) as Jayme Cramer and Dan Westcott took the next two spots.<\/p>\n

The European lead extended to 15 points when Holland's Joris Keizer and Russia's Igor Marchenko one-two'ed the 50 fly. With the score standing at 29-14, the US badly needed a lift.<\/p>\n

That lift came in the form of a one-two American finish in the 50 free, with Gary Hall Jr. swimming 22.27 — the Games' fastest 50 — and Jason Lezak downing Poland's Bart Kizierowski for second. Europe's lead now stood at 30-22.<\/p>\n

But the determined Euros were far from through. Russia's Dmitri Komornikov took the 100 breast (1:02.64) to bring the score to 35-26. <\/p>\n

Tom Malchow swam his fourth straight 1:55 in the 200 fly, this time clocking 1:55.20 to lower his own Games record. Eric Donnelly picked up the bronze, as the US narrowed the Euros' lead to 38-32.<\/p>\n

The turning point came in the next event, the 100 free, in which Scott Tucker won in a very slow 51.64, followed by Jason Lezak's 53.24. The US now had the lead 40-39. They would never look back.<\/p>\n

The USA's Chris DeJong just eked out a win in the 200 back over Israel's Yoav gat, 2:02.21 to 2:02.26, with Luke Wagner taking third. Score: USA 46, Europe 42.<\/p>\n

Komornikov looked to add a second breaststroke win in the 200 meters — his best event — but Tom Wilkens wasn't having any of that. The gutsy Wilkens established a one-second lead at the 50. By the 150, the margin was almost three-and-a-half seconds. The Russian had plenty left, out-splitting Wilkens 32.73 to 35.55, but Wilkens glided in for the win in 2:15.26, and Jeff Hackler took third. The score now stood at 52-45. The Euros, after losing two close contests, had run out of soldiers anmd gasped their last.<\/p>\n

Chad Carvin prepared the continent's coffin with a 3:52.01 swim in the 400 free and Fran Crippen supplied a nail or two with his third place finish. It was now
\n58-46.<\/p>\n

But the stubbourn conttinentals would not cry "uncle." Lars Frolander, making a rare appearance at these Games, and Igor Marchenko, went one-two in the 100 fly, and the US lead narrowed to 59-54.<\/p>\n

But that was it for the Euros. Jayme Cramer won the 50 back (25.89), edging Kizierowski; Jarrod Marrs took the 50 breast (28.78); Tom Wilkens and Joey Montague swept the 200 IM; and the USA mopped up with a 3:19.09
\nwin in the free relay.<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

WOMEN'S BRONZE MEDAL GAME
\n1 EUR 92
\n2 WLD 57<\/b> <\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 EUR 1 – BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 1:02.27 4:09.22 7
\n 2 – BAANS, Madelon (NED) 2:13.11
\n 3 – MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 3:12.19
\n 4 – DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) 4:09.22
\n2 WLD 1 – NAKAMURA, Mai (JPN) 1:02.63 4:11.76 0
\n 2 – RUAN, Yi (CHN) 2:14.39
\n 3 – ONISHI, Junko (JPN) 3:14.75
\n 4 – MULLER, Helene (RSA) 4:11.76 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 EUR KLOCHKOVA, Yana (UKR) 1:03.08 1 2:14.76 1 3:38.50 1 4:43.39 5
\n2 WLD VAN WELIE, Elizabeth (NZL) 1:04.75 2 2:21.63 2 3:48.31 2 4:56.03 3
\n3 WLD NORFOLK, Helen (NZL) 1:08.12 3 2:24.98 3 3:53.85 3 5:06.58 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n1 WLD LIMPERT, Marianne (CAN) 29.32 3 59.51 1 1:30.53 1 2:01.52 5
\n2 WLD TANG, Jingwen (CHN) 29.17 2 1:00.18 2 1:30.99 2 2:01.65 3
\n3 EUR GEURTS, Carla (NED) 29.16 1 1:00.32 3 1:31.83 3 2:03.31 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 WLD NAKAMURA, Mai (JPN) 30.05 1 1:01.90 5
\n2 WLD GAMMEL, Erin (CAN) 31.30 3 1:03.89 3
\n3 EUR HLAVACKOVA, Ilona (CZE) 31.02 2 1:03.93 1
\n4 EUR SCHREUDER, Hinkelien (NED) 31.62 4 1:05.04 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR KAMMERLING, Anna-Karin (SWE) 27.25 5
\n2 WLD ONISHI, Junko (JPN) 27.55 3
\n3 EUR SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 28.03 1
\n4 WLD DU PLESSIS, Renate (RSA) 28.91 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) GR 24.99 5 GR
\n2 EUR POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 25.92 3
\n3 WLD COPARROPA, Eileen (PAN) 26.12 1
\n4 WLD NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 26.33 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 EUR POLESKA, Anne (GER) 33.69 1 1:11.48 5
\n2 WLD RUAN, Yi (CHN) 34.40 2 1:11.51 3
\n3 EUR BAANS, Madelon (NED) 34.56 4 1:11.69 1
\n4 WLD WAGNER, Tamara (CAN) 34.43 3 1:12.82 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 WLD MITA, Maki (JPN) 29.78 2 1:03.02 2 1:36.42 1 2:10.13 5
\n2 EUR JEDRZEJCZAK, Oti (POL) 29.73 1 1:03.37 4 1:37.62 4 2:10.86 3
\n3 EUR JACOBSEN, Mette (DEN) 30.09 4 1:03.25 3 1:37.29 3 2:11.95 1
\n4 WLD LOOTS, Mandy (RSA) 29.88 3 1:02.95 1 1:37.12 2 2:12.58 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 27.53 2 55.86 5
\n2 WLD MULLER, Helene (RSA) 27.21 1 56.03 3
\n3 WLD NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 28.03 3 57.08 1
\n4 EUR SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 28.08 4 57.21 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 EUR BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 32.51 1 1:06.79 2 1:40.82 1 2:14.56 5
\n2 WLD WITTSTOCK, Charlene (RSA) 32.60 2 1:06.73 1 1:41.40 3 2:15.02 3
\n3 WLD NORFOLK, Helen (NZL) 32.90 3 1:06.92 3 1:41.04 2 2:15.08 1
\n4 EUR JEDRZEJCZAK, Oti (POL) 33.78 4 1:09.17 4 1:44.99 4 2:21.11 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 EUR CASLARU, Beatrice (ROM) 33.95 1 1:10.84 1 1:49.08 1 2:28.26 5
\n2 EUR POLESKA, Anne (GER) 35.25 2 1:14.69 2 1:53.56 2 2:32.17 3
\n3 WLD PIERSE, Annamay (CAN) 35.84 3 1:15.02 3 1:55.57 3 2:37.50 1
\n4 WLD WAGNER, Tamara (CAN) 37.00 4 1:17.78 4 1:59.53 4 2:41.63 0 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 WLD TANG, Jingwen (CHN) 1:02.32 2 2:07.11 1 3:11.68 1 4:14.52 5
\n2 WLD ATKINSON, Janelle (JAM) 1:02.20 1 2:07.30 2 3:12.46 2 4:15.02 3
\n3 EUR GEURTS, Carla (NED) 1:02.50 3 2:07.94 3 3:13.81 3 4:19.16 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 27.60 1 58.58 5
\n2 EUR JACOBSEN, Mette (DEN) 29.08 2 1:00.81 3
\n3 WLD ONISHI, Junko (JPN) 29.13 3 1:01.09 1
\n4 JPN MITA, Maki 29.24 4 1:01.36 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 EUR HLAVACKOVA, Ilona (CZE) 29.21 5
\n2 WLD NAKAMURA, Mai (JPN) 29.36 3
\n3 EUR BUSCHSCHULTE, Antje (GER) 29.53 1
\n4 WLD GAMMEL, Erin (CAN) 29.97 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 EUR GERASCH, Sylvia (GER) 32.71 5
\n2 WLD WAGNER, Tamara (CAN) 33.33 3
\n3 EUR BAANS, Madelon (NED) 33.40 1
\n4 WLD RUAN, Yi (CHN) 33.91 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 EUR CASLARU, Beatrice (ROM) 30.43 3 1:04.66 3 1:42.39 1 2:14.08 5
\n2 EUR KLOCHKOVA, Yana (UKR) 29.44 1 1:03.80 1 1:43.79 2 2:15.95 3
\n3 WLD LIMPERT, Marianne (CAN) 29.81 2 1:05.12 4 1:45.54 3 2:17.05 1
\n4 WLD NORFOLK, Helen (NZL) 30.51 4 1:04.60 2 1:46.49 4 2:19.07 0 <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n1 EUR 1 – DE BRUIJN, Inge (NED) 55.02GR 3:43.84 7
\n 2 – SJOBERG, Johanna (SWE) 1:51.54
\n 3 – MORAVCOVA, Martina (SVK) 2:47.92
\n 4 – POPCHENKO, Yelena (BLR) 3:43.84
\n2 WLD 1 – RIGNALL, Vivienne (NZL) 57.13 3:46.80 0
\n 2 – MULLER, Helene (RSA) 1:53.92
\n 3 – NICHOLLS, Laura (CAN) 2:49.94
\n 4 – DEGLAU, Jessica (CAN) 3:46.80 <\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

MEN'S BRONZE MEDAL GAME
\n1 USA 87
\n2 EUR 62<\/b> <\/p>\n

4×100 Medley Relay
\n1 EUR 1 – KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) 55.95 3:39.86 7
\n 2 – KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 1:58.05
\n 3 – MARCHENKO, Igor (RUS) 2:50.54
\n 4 – FROLANDER, Lars (SWE) 3:39.86
\n2 USA 1 – WESTCOTT, Dan 55.45 3:40.66 0
\n 2 – MARRS, Jarrod 1:57.84
\n 3 – CRAMER, Jayme 2:51.72
\n 4 – TUCKER, Scott 3:40.66 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 USA WILKENS, Thomas 57.77 1 2:04.74 1 3:16.09 1 4:18.88 5
\n2 EUR HALIKA, Miki (ISR) 59.84 3 2:07.85 3 3:21.96 2 4:21.54 3
\n3 USA DONNELLY, Eric 59.10 2 2:07.39 2 3:23.24 3 4:24.80 1 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Freestyle
\n1 EUR VAN DEN HOOGENBAND, Pieter (NED) 25.34 1 52.17 1 1:20.09 1 1:48.11 5
\n2 USA CARVIN, Chad 25.92 2 53.68 3 1:21.45 2 1:49.12 3
\n3 EUR CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 25.92 2 53.62 2 1:22.00 3 1:50.78 1
\n4 USA TARWATER, Davis 26.21 4 54.23 4 1:22.89 4 1:51.14 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Backstroke
\n1 EUR AMINOV, Vladislav (RUS) 26.94 1 55.71 5
\n2 USA CRAMER, Jayme 27.49 2 56.90 3
\n3 USA WESTCOTT, Dan 28.13 3 57.01 1
\n4 EUR ZWERING, Klaas-Erik (NED) 28.41 4 57.74 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR KEIZER, Joris (NED) 24.65 5
\n2 EUR MARCHENKO, Igor (RUS) 24.70 3
\n3 USA HANNAN, Thomas 24.77 1
\n4 USA ANDERSON, Luke 26.03 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA HALL, JR., Gary 22.27 5
\n2 USA LEZAK, Jason 22.54 3
\n3 EUR KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) 22.81 1
\n4 EUR VAN DEN HOOGENBAND, Pieter (NED) 24.69 0 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 EUR KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 30.03 1 1:02.64 5
\n2 USA MARRS, Jarrod 30.04 2 1:03.20 3
\n3 USA HACKLER, Jeff 30.07 3 1:03.32 1
\n4 EUR HENRIKSEN, Kim (NOR) 32.16 4 1:09.07 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Butterfly
\n1 USA MALCHOW, Tom 26.39 1 55.77 1 1:25.30 1 GR 1:55.20 GR 5
\n2 EUR PARRY, Stephen (GBR) 27.29 2 57.87 2 1:28.33 2 1:59.58 3
\n3 USA DONNELLY, Eric 28.13 3 58.88 3 1:29.54 3 2:00.23 1 <\/p>\n

100 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA TUCKER, Scott 23.88 1 51.64 5
\n2 USA LEZAK, Jason 26.61 2 53.24 3
\n3 EUR CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 27.45 3 55.76 1
\n4 EUR KUZNETSOV, Maksim (RUS) 31.00 4 1:04.45 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Backstroke
\n1 USA DEJONG, Christian 28.98 1 59.96 1 1:31.37 1 2:02.21 5
\n2 EUR GAT, Yoav (ISR) 29.28 2 1:00.60 2 1:31.89 2 2:02.26 3
\n3 USA WAGNER, Luke 29.54 3 1:00.80 3 1:32.46 3 2:02.55 1
\n4 EUR ZWERING, Klaas-Erik (NED) 30.39 4 1:01.65 4 1:33.69 4 2:05.27 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 USA WILKENS, Thomas 30.61 1 1:04.84 1 1:39.71 1 2:15.26 5
\n2 EUR KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 31.70 2 1:07.53 3 1:43.19 3 2:16.92 3
\n3 USA HACKLER, Jeff 31.87 3 1:06.99 2 1:42.12 2 2:17.41 1
\n4 EUR HENRIKSEN, Kim (NOR) 33.78 4 1:12.05 4 1:50.49 4 2:30.59 0 <\/p>\n

400 Meter Freestyle
\n1 USA CARVIN, Chad 55.53 1 1:54.07 1 2:53.39 1 3:52.01 5
\n2 EUR FILIPETS, Aleksei (RUS) 56.10 3 1:55.00 2 2:54.33 2 3:52.68 3
\n3 USA CRIPPEN, Fran 55.97 2 1:55.09 3 2:54.83 3 3:55.40 1
\n4 EUR KUZNETSOV, Maksim (RUS) 57.01 4 1:57.96 4 2:59.72 4 4:02.75 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Butterfly
\n1 EUR FROLANDER, Lars (SWE) 25.01 5
\n2 EUR MARCHENKO, Igor (RUS) 25.19 3
\n3 USA HANNAN, Thomas 25.30 1
\n4 USA MALCHOW, Tom 25.82 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Backstroke
\n1 USA CRAMER, Jayme 25.89 5
\n2 EUR KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) 25.97 3
\n3 EUR AMINOV, Vladislav (RUS) 26.03 1
\n4 USA WESTCOTT, Dan 26.34 0 <\/p>\n

50 Meter Breaststroke
\n1 USA MARRS, Jarrod 28.78 5
\n2 USA HACKLER, Jeff 29.12 3
\n3 EUR KOMORNIKOV, Dmitri (RUS) 29.36 1
\n4 EUR WOUDA, Marcel (NED) 29.51 0 <\/p>\n

200 Meter Individual Medley
\n1 USA WILKENS, Thomas 26.99 2 59.26 2 1:33.76 1 2:03.02 5
\n2 USA MONTAGUE, Joey 26.35 1 57.61 1 1:33.97 2 2:03.53 3
\n3 EUR HALIKA, Miki (ISR) 27.45 3 59.96 3 1:35.71 3 2:04.85 1
\n— EUR PARRY, Stephen (GBR) — — — — — — DSQ — <\/p>\n

4×100 Freestyle Relay
\n1 USA 1 – TUCKER, Scott 50.24 3:19.09 7
\n 2 – HALL, JR., Gary 1:39.57
\n 3 – BUSSE, Gregory 2:30.04
\n 4 – LEZAK, Jason 3:19.09
\n2 EUR 1 – VAN DEN HOOGENBAND, Pieter (NED) 49.55 3:21.28 0
\n 2 – CHERNYSHEV, Dmitri (RUS) 1:39.91
\n 3 – FROLANDER, Lars (SWE) 2:29.76
\n 4 – KIZIEROWSKI, Bartosz (POL) 3:21.28<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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