{"id":292799,"date":"2018-01-19T09:34:16","date_gmt":"2018-01-19T16:34:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=292799"},"modified":"2018-01-19T09:34:16","modified_gmt":"2018-01-19T16:34:16","slug":"cate-campbell-blasts-52-37-100-free-at-new-south-wales-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/cate-campbell-blasts-52-37-100-free-at-new-south-wales-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Cate Campbell Blasts 52.37 100 Free at New South Wales Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cate Campbell<\/strong> did not compete at this summer’s World Championships in Budapest, but she was in town to watch as Sarah Sjostrom\u00a0<\/strong>took down Campbell’s\u00a0world record in the 100 free. Refreshed and re-focused after a disappointing performance at the 2016 Olympics<\/a>, Campbell returned in the fall and took down the world record in the short course 100 free<\/a>, and now she appears to be back in form in long course.<\/p>\n

At the New South Wales State Championships Friday, Campbell recorded a time of 52.37 in the 100 free, the 11th-fastest performance in history. Only Sjostrom, Campbell,\u00a0Britta Steffen\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Simone Manuel<\/strong> have ever swum quicker..<\/p>\n

Campbell was followed in that race by younger sister\u00a0Bronte Campbell<\/strong>, who finished second in 53.81, while\u00a0Emma McKeon<\/strong> took third in 53.98.<\/p>\n

  1 CAMPBELL, CATE   25 CHAND               54.66      52.37@QT     \r\n    r:+0.81  25.19        52.37 (27.18)\r\n  2 CAMPBELL, BRONT  23 CHAND               54.50      53.81 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  25.78        53.81 (28.03)\r\n  3 MCKEON, EMMA     23 GUSC                55.38      53.98 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  26.30        53.98 (27.68)\r\n  4 JACK, SHAYNA     19 CHAND               55.79      54.61 QT     \r\n    r:+0.72  26.32        54.61 (28.29)\r\n  5 WILSON, MADISON  23 BOND                54.65      54.84 QT     \r\n    r:+0.74  26.72        54.84 (28.12)\r\n  6 ELMSLIE, BRITTA  23 BGRAM               55.50      55.80 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  26.81        55.80 (28.99)\r\n  7 COONEY, GEMMA    18 BGRAM               56.45      56.11 QT     \r\n    r:+0.72  27.16        56.11 (28.95)\r\n  8 BUCHANAN, CARLA  22 ACACI               56.42      56.19 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  27.12        56.19 (29.07)\r\n  9 OUCHI, SAYUKI    16 JAPAN               56.81      56.72 QT     \r\n    r:+0.64  27.17        56.72 (29.55)\r\n 10 NGAWATI, KOTUKU  23 MVC                 56.49      56.85 QT     \r\n    r:+0.68  27.59        56.85 (29.26)<\/pre>\n
Cate Campbell also picked up a win in the 50 fly on day one of the Sydney meet, touching in 25.68. That’s two tenths short of\u00a0Marieke Guehrer’s\u00a0<\/strong>Australian record of 25.48, and that’s in an event Campbell has never raced internationally. McKeon finished second in this one, tying with South Korea’s\u00a0An Seyheon<\/strong> at 26.72.<\/p>\n
  1 CAMPBELL, CATE   25 CHAND               26.16      25.68@QT     \r\n         r:+0.81                       \r\n  2 AN, SEYHEON      22 KOREA               26.97      26.72 QT     \r\n         r:+0.65                       \r\n  2 MCKEON, EMMA     23 GUSC                26.52      26.72 QT     \r\n         r:+0.70                       \r\n  4 OUCHI, SAYUKI    16 JAPAN               27.31      26.96 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62                       \r\n  5 SHINNO, ANNA     18 JAPAN               27.19      27.27 QT     \r\n         r:+0.68                       \r\n  6 LICCIARDI, CHRI  22 SOSC                27.49      27.58 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62                       \r\n  7 FYDLER, CLAUDIA  16 KNXP                27.77      27.74 QT     \r\n         r:+0.71                       \r\n  7 WASHER, EMILY    21 CARL                27.80      27.74 QT     \r\n         r:+0.71                       \r\n  7 RAMSDEN, NATASH  17 ABBT                27.80      27.74 QT     \r\n         r:+0.73                       \r\n 10 WALLACE, TESSA   24 PWCAL               27.65      28.13 QT     \r\n         r:+0.67<\/pre>\n
16-year-old\u00a0Kaylee McKeown<\/strong> recorded a strong effort in the women’s 200 back, leading the field with a time of 2:08.57. That’s about two seconds short of her own world junior record (2:06.76), which she set on her way to a fourth-place finish in the event at the World Championships.\u00a0Sian Whittaker\u00a0<\/strong>(2:09.76) and\u00a0Hayley Baker\u00a0<\/strong>(2:11.30) took second and third, respectively.<\/p>\n
  1 MCKEOWN, KAYLEE  16 SPRTN             2:12.13    2:08.57*QT     \r\n    r:+0.60  31.26      1:04.74 (33.48)\r\n        1:37.26 (32.52)     2:08.57 (31.31)\r\n  2 WHITTAKER, SIAN  20 MVC               2:13.94    2:09.76 QT     \r\n    r:+0.59  30.73      1:03.40 (32.67)\r\n        1:36.98 (33.58)     2:09.76 (32.78)\r\n  3 BAKER, HAYLEY    22 MVC               2:16.24    2:11.30 QT     \r\n    r:+0.47  30.72      1:04.27 (33.55)\r\n        1:38.27 (34.00)     2:11.30 (33.03)\r\n  4 CALDWELL, HILAR  26 CAN               2:13.78    2:11.71 QT     \r\n    r:+0.62  31.53      1:04.94 (33.41)\r\n        1:38.59 (33.65)     2:11.71 (33.12)\r\n  5 ATHERTON, MINNA  17 BGRAM             2:14.71    2:13.23 QT     \r\n    r:+0.60  30.47      1:04.31 (33.84)\r\n        1:39.22 (34.91)     2:13.23 (34.01)\r\n  6 SHIRAI, RIO      18 JAPAN             2:14.50    2:13.46 QT     \r\n    r:+0.55  30.77      1:04.56 (33.79)\r\n        1:38.80 (34.24)     2:13.46 (34.66)\r\n  7 FORRESTER, AMY   19 BOND              2:13.21    2:13.58 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  31.82      1:04.30 (32.48)\r\n        1:38.50 (34.20)     2:13.58 (35.08)\r\n  8 WHITE, JORDAN    24 SLCA              2:18.22    2:17.52 QT     \r\n    r:+0.61  31.87      1:06.41 (34.54)\r\n        1:42.27 (35.86)     2:17.52 (35.25)\r\n  9 KOBORI, WAKA     17 JAPAN             2:17.13    2:19.82 QT     \r\n    r:+0.58  32.48      1:07.54 (35.06)\r\n        1:43.68 (36.14)     2:19.82 (36.14)\r\n 10 WOODS, ELYSE     19 MVC               2:19.05    2:20.88 QT     \r\n    r:+0.64  33.24      1:08.15 (34.91)\r\n        1:44.44 (36.29)     2:20.88 (36.44)<\/pre>\n
Cameron McEvoy\u00a0<\/strong>swam under 49 seconds as he posted a win in the men’s 100 free. He touched in 48.99, holding off late charges from 2011\/2013 World Champion\u00a0James Magnussen\u00a0<\/strong>(49.11) and two-time Olympian\u00a0James Roberts\u00a0<\/strong>(49.24).<\/p>\n
  1 MCEVOY, CAMERON  23 BOND                49.12      48.99 QT     \r\n    r:+0.61  23.19        48.99 (25.80)\r\n  2 MAGNUSSEN, JAME  26 RAVN                49.98      49.11 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  23.68        49.11 (25.43)\r\n  3 ROBERTS, JAMES   26 SOMGC               49.90      49.24 QT     \r\n    r:+0.66  23.84        49.24 (25.40)\r\n  4 TOWNSEND, LOUIS  20 RACKL               50.29      50.39 QT     \r\n    r:+0.63  24.39        50.39 (26.00)\r\n  5 JONES, BLAKE     22 SOMGC               50.90      50.44 QT     \r\n    r:+0.63  24.25        50.44 (26.19)\r\n  6 ITO, HAYATA      18 JAPAN               50.88      50.61 QT     \r\n    r:+0.65  24.35        50.61 (26.26)\r\n 11 SEKI, KAIYA      18 JAPAN               50.91      50.94 QT     \r\n    r:+0.62  24.13        50.94 (26.81)\r\n 12 GRABICH, FEDERI  27 ARGE                50.75      51.00 QT     \r\n    r:+0.65  24.24        51.00 (26.76)\r\n 13 WINNINGTON, ELI  17 BOND                50.99      51.08 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  24.83        51.08 (26.25)\r\n 14 GERRARD, JACK    23 MVC                 50.97      51.26 QT     \r\n    r:+0.60  24.95        51.26 (26.31)<\/pre>\n
17-year-old\u00a0Elijah Winnington\u00a0<\/strong>got the better of two Olympic gold medalists in the men’s 400 free, winning the race in 3:49.96.\u00a0Mack Horton<\/strong>, the 400 free gold medalist in Rio, took second in 3:50.93, while Italy’s\u00a0Gregorio Paltrinieri<\/strong>, the 1500 gold medalist, touched third in 3:51.04.<\/p>\n
  1 WINNINGTON, ELI  17 BOND              3:54.65    3:49.96 QT     \r\n    r:+0.68  26.51        55.05 (28.54)\r\n        1:24.63 (29.58)     1:53.87 (29.24)\r\n        2:23.57 (29.70)     2:53.14 (29.57)\r\n        3:22.15 (29.01)     3:49.96 (27.81)\r\n  2 HORTON, MACK     21 MVC               3:50.88    3:50.93 QT     \r\n    r:+0.74  26.63        55.64 (29.01)\r\n        1:24.74 (29.10)     1:54.19 (29.45)\r\n        2:23.66 (29.47)     2:53.27 (29.61)\r\n        3:22.82 (29.55)     3:50.93 (28.11)\r\n  3 PALTRINIERI, GR  23 ITALY             3:56.39    3:51.04 QT     \r\n    r:+0.74  26.82        55.84 (29.02)\r\n        1:24.97 (29.13)     1:54.48 (29.51)\r\n        2:23.89 (29.41)     2:53.16 (29.27)\r\n        3:22.38 (29.22)     3:51.04 (28.66)\r\n  4 MCLOUGHLIN, JAC  22 CHAND             3:52.58    3:51.52 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  26.84        55.61 (28.77)\r\n        1:24.91 (29.30)     1:54.35 (29.44)\r\n        2:23.70 (29.35)     2:53.05 (29.35)\r\n        3:22.69 (29.64)     3:51.52 (28.83)\r\n  5 MCKEON, DAVID    25 GUSC              3:56.23    3:52.44 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  26.37        55.34 (28.97)\r\n        1:24.62 (29.28)     1:54.53 (29.91)\r\n        2:24.15 (29.62)     2:54.17 (30.02)\r\n        3:23.67 (29.50)     3:52.44 (28.77)\r\n  6 SMITH, DANIEL    26 GUSC              3:53.58    3:53.43 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  26.05        54.95 (28.90)\r\n        1:24.39 (29.44)     1:54.14 (29.75)\r\n        2:23.87 (29.73)     2:53.90 (30.03)\r\n        3:24.16 (30.26)     3:53.43 (29.27)\r\n  7 ROBINSON, NATHA  18 CHAND             3:56.28    3:54.47 QT     \r\n    r:+0.66  27.01        56.34 (29.33)\r\n        1:26.00 (29.66)     1:55.72 (29.72)\r\n        2:25.22 (29.50)     2:54.67 (29.45)\r\n        3:24.56 (29.89)     3:54.47 (29.91)\r\n 11 ATTARD, ZACHARY  18 CARL              3:57.61    3:58.82 QT     \r\n    r:+0.73  27.14        56.57 (29.43)\r\n        1:26.15 (29.58)     1:56.16 (30.01)\r\n        2:26.10 (29.94)     2:56.73 (30.63)\r\n        3:28.10 (31.37)     3:58.82 (30.72)\r\n 15 SHOIKE, TATSUKI  17 JAPAN             3:58.41    4:00.68 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  26.67        55.62 (28.95)\r\n        1:24.73 (29.11)     1:54.88 (30.15)\r\n        2:25.45 (30.57)     2:56.84 (31.39)\r\n        3:28.90 (32.06)     4:00.68 (31.78)\r\n 18 HANSFORD, JACOB  22 SOSC              3:58.64    4:03.23 QT     \r\n    r:+0.66  27.00        56.76 (29.76)\r\n        1:27.22 (30.46)     1:58.03 (30.81)\r\n        2:29.49 (31.46)     3:00.53 (31.04)\r\n        3:32.17 (31.64)     4:03.23 (31.06)<\/pre>\n
Japan’s\u00a0Yuka Sakamoto<\/strong> dominated the men’s 200 fly finals, finishing in a time of 1:58.05.\u00a0Brodie Cook\u00a0<\/strong>took second in 2:01.06, and\u00a0Shaun Burnett\u00a0<\/strong>was third in 2:02.02.<\/p>\n
  1 SAKAMOTO, YUYA   18 JAPAN             1:59.73    1:58.05 QT     \r\n    r:+0.68  26.17        55.54 (29.37)\r\n        1:26.26 (30.72)     1:58.05 (31.79)\r\n  2 COOK, BRODIE     21 HELEN             2:03.90    2:01.06 QT     \r\n    r:+0.73  26.84        57.72 (30.88)\r\n        1:29.34 (31.62)     2:01.06 (31.72)\r\n  3 BURNETT, SHAUN   27 TSS               2:01.69    2:02.02 QT     \r\n    r:+0.64  27.53        59.05 (31.52)\r\n        1:30.23 (31.18)     2:02.02 (31.79)\r\n  4 BENEHOUTSOS, TH  19 MVC               2:00.84    2:02.49 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  26.36        56.85 (30.49)\r\n        1:28.97 (32.12)     2:02.49 (33.52)\r\n  5 SHERINGTON, CAL  20 CARL              2:03.79    2:02.67 QT     \r\n    r:+0.65  27.56        59.22 (31.66)\r\n        1:30.47 (31.25)     2:02.67 (32.20)\r\n  6 ELLIOTT, TOMAS   23 SOSC              2:04.50    2:03.23 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  27.19        58.32 (31.13)\r\n        1:30.16 (31.84)     2:03.23 (33.07)\r\n  7 IRVINE, GRANT    26 GUSC              2:03.05    2:03.52 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  26.72        57.57 (30.85)\r\n        1:30.19 (32.62)     2:03.52 (33.33)\r\n  8 PENDER, MATTHEW  20 VAQC              2:05.55    2:04.72 QT     \r\n    r:+0.65  27.32        58.83 (31.51)\r\n        1:31.09 (32.26)     2:04.72 (33.63)\r\n  9 GILLILAND, JARE  23 BGRAM             2:05.50    2:06.43 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  27.59        58.90 (31.31)\r\n        1:32.21 (33.31)     2:06.43 (34.22)\r\n 10 QUACH, ALEX      16 AUBN              2:05.89    2:08.09 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  28.85      1:01.80 (32.95)\r\n        1:34.93 (33.13)     2:08.09 (33.16)<\/pre>\n
In the women’s 100 breast,\u00a0Jessica Hansen\u00a0<\/strong>topped\u00a0Kaylee McKeown<\/strong>, 1:07.19 to 1:07.80.\u00a0Tessa Wallace\u00a0<\/strong>grabbed third in 1:09.57.<\/p>\n
  1 HANSEN, JESSICA  22 NUN               1:09.32    1:07.19 QT     \r\n    r:+0.66  31.91      1:07.19 (35.28)\r\n  2 MCKEOWN, TAYLOR  22 SPRTN             1:09.05    1:07.80 QT     \r\n    r:+0.71  32.42      1:07.80 (35.38)\r\n  3 WALLACE, TESSA   24 PWCAL             1:10.52    1:09.57 QT     \r\n    r:+0.67  32.93      1:09.57 (36.64)\r\n  4 ASABA, SHIORI    17 JAPAN             1:10.19    1:09.83 QT     \r\n    r:+0.75  32.96      1:09.83 (36.87)\r\n  5 STRAUCH, JENNA   20 BOND              1:11.10    1:10.52 QT     \r\n    r:+0.73  32.93      1:10.52 (37.59)\r\n  6 ERIKSSON, JESSI  24 SWED              1:11.28    1:10.66 QT     \r\n    r:+0.75  33.39      1:10.66 (37.27)\r\n  7 VAN BREUGEL, CA  23 WOYW              1:11.45    1:11.78 QT     \r\n    r:+0.73  32.89      1:11.78 (38.89)\r\n  8 BEALE, SARAH     17 ACACI             1:11.76    1:12.00 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  33.98      1:12.00 (38.02)\r\n  9 SMITH, MIKAYLA   19 NUN               1:13.59    1:12.69 QT     \r\n    r:+0.65  34.17      1:12.69 (38.52)\r\n 10 EVERINGHAM, MEK  20 TRGR              1:12.54    1:12.84 QT     \r\n    r:+0.70  34.63      1:12.84 (38.21)<\/pre>\n
Jake Packard\u00a0<\/strong>touched out\u00a0Moon Jaekwon<\/strong> for the men’s 50 breast title, 27.88 to 27.90, while\u00a0Matthew Hunter\u00a0<\/strong>was a close third (28.10).<\/p>\n
  1 PACKARD, JAKE    23 SPRTN               27.88      27.88 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62                       \r\n  2 MOON, JAEKWON    19 KOREA               27.69      27.90 QT     \r\n         r:+0.66                       \r\n  3 WILSON, MATTHEW  19 SOSC                28.08      28.10 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62                       \r\n  4 HUNTER, LIAM     20 CHAND               28.43      28.12 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62                       \r\n  5 CAVE, DANIEL     18 MVC                 28.46      28.54 QT     \r\n         r:+0.66                       \r\n  6 BELL, GRAYSON    20 TSS                 28.49      28.89 QT     \r\n         r:+0.71                       \r\n  7 TRELOAR, MATTHE  23 TRGR                29.06      28.95 QT     \r\n         r:+0.74                       \r\n  8 OSAKI, IKUMA     18 JAPAN               29.10      29.18 QT     \r\n         r:+0.68                       \r\n  9 MIYAMOTO, IPPEI  18 JAPAN               29.23      29.26 QT     \r\n         r:+0.61                       \r\n 10 HEMSWORTH, ANDR  19 KNXP                29.03      29.53 QT     \r\n         r:+0.62<\/pre>\n
The women’s 400 IM had a bit of an international flavor, as the Czech Republic’s\u00a0Barbora Zavadova\u00a0<\/strong>won the race in 4:42.58 and Japan’s\u00a0Mana Irisawa\u00a0<\/strong>took second in 4:43.87. Third went to Aussie\u00a0Keryn McMaster\u00a0<\/strong>in 4:46.77.<\/p>\n
  1 Z\u00c1VADOV\u00c1, BARBO  24 CZECH             4:47.82    4:42.58@QT     \r\n    r:+0.71  30.35      1:04.60 (34.25)\r\n        1:41.00 (36.40)     2:17.01 (36.01)\r\n        2:56.83 (39.82)     3:37.87 (41.04)\r\n        4:11.14 (33.27)     4:42.58 (31.44)\r\n  2 IRISAWA, MANA    18 JAPAN             4:49.02    4:43.87*QT     \r\n    r:+0.73  30.57      1:04.85 (34.28)\r\n        1:41.69 (36.84)     2:18.24 (36.55)\r\n        2:58.26 (40.02)     3:38.28 (40.02)\r\n        4:11.53 (33.25)     4:43.87 (32.34)\r\n  3 MCMASTER, KERYN  24 TRINI             4:49.52    4:46.77 QT     \r\n    r:+0.80  30.65      1:05.02 (34.37)\r\n        1:41.64 (36.62)     2:17.43 (35.79)\r\n        2:59.95 (42.52)     3:42.21 (42.26)\r\n        4:15.36 (33.15)     4:46.77 (31.41)\r\n  4 SASAKI, ANNA     16 JAPAN             4:53.83    4:46.93 QT     \r\n    r:+0.64  29.09      1:03.00 (33.91)\r\n        1:41.23 (38.23)     2:19.12 (37.89)\r\n        2:59.35 (40.23)     3:40.99 (41.64)\r\n        4:14.64 (33.65)     4:46.93 (32.29)\r\n  5 SHINNO, ANNA     18 JAPAN             4:52.79    4:47.08 QT     \r\n    r:+0.75  29.65      1:03.78 (34.13)\r\n        1:42.40 (38.62)     2:19.34 (36.94)\r\n        3:01.10 (41.76)     3:41.78 (40.68)\r\n        4:15.04 (33.26)     4:47.08 (32.04)\r\n  6 GILMOUR, TIANNI  21 SPRTN             4:52.59    4:49.46 QT     \r\n    r:+0.80  30.04      1:04.58 (34.54)\r\n        1:41.72 (37.14)     2:18.43 (36.71)\r\n        2:59.84 (41.41)     3:42.22 (42.38)\r\n        4:16.30 (34.08)     4:49.46 (33.16)\r\n  7 KOBORI, WAKA     17 JAPAN             4:51.76    4:51.60 QT     \r\n    r:+0.71  31.32      1:06.88 (35.56)\r\n        1:44.11 (37.23)     2:20.32 (36.21)\r\n        3:03.14 (42.82)     3:45.27 (42.13)\r\n        4:18.66 (33.39)     4:51.60 (32.94)\r\n  8 FITZHENRY, FRAN  18 TRGR              4:54.80    4:52.60 QT     \r\n    r:+0.69  30.63      1:05.92 (35.29)\r\n        1:43.94 (38.02)     2:21.38 (37.44)\r\n        3:03.18 (41.80)     3:44.85 (41.67)\r\n        4:19.19 (34.34)     4:52.60 (33.41)\r\n  9 TREWAVIS, KEILA  16 NUN               4:58.96    4:56.89 QT     \r\n    r:+0.78  31.20      1:06.34 (35.14)\r\n        1:45.98 (39.64)     2:24.82 (38.84)\r\n        3:06.90 (42.08)     3:48.23 (41.33)\r\n        4:23.41 (35.18)     4:56.89 (33.48)\r\n 10 CALDWELL, SOPHI  18 NUN               4:55.92    5:00.26 QT     \r\n    r:+0.77  30.86      1:07.48 (36.62)\r\n        1:45.60 (38.12)     2:24.09 (38.49)\r\n        3:06.94 (42.85)     3:50.70 (43.76)\r\n        4:25.64 (34.94)     5:00.26 (34.62)<\/pre>\n
Veteran\u00a0Ben Treffers\u00a0<\/strong>scored a win in the men’s 50 back with a time of 25.45, and he was followed by\u00a0Bradley Woodward\u00a0<\/strong>(25.65) and\u00a0Will Stockwell\u00a0<\/strong>(25.82).<\/p>\n
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Jessica Ashwood\u00a0<\/strong>dominated the women’s 800 free, as she finished with a time of 8:28.73. Completing the top three were Japan’s\u00a0Chinatsu Sato\u00a0<\/strong>(8:37.96) and\u00a0Kiah Melverton\u00a0<\/strong>(8:39.97).<\/p>\n
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The Japanese squad of\u00a0Rio Shirai<\/strong>,\u00a0Shiori Asaba<\/strong>,\u00a0Anna Shinno<\/strong> and\u00a0Sayuki Ouchi<\/strong> scored a win in the women’s 400 medley relay, finishing in 4:08.27. The men’s 400 medley relay also went to Japan, with\u00a0Masayuki Otake<\/strong>,\u00a0Ippei Miyamoto<\/strong>,\u00a0Yuya Sakamoto<\/strong> and\u00a0Hayata Ito<\/strong> clocking 3:42.92.<\/p>\n
Multi-class winners included\u00a0Simone Barlaam\u00a0<\/strong>in the men’s 50 free (25.45),\u00a0Emily Beecroft\u00a0<\/strong>in the women’s 50 free (29.79),\u00a0Matthew Levy\u00a0<\/strong>in the men’s 200 IM (2:38.10) and\u00a0Madeline Scott\u00a0<\/strong>in the women’s 200 IM (2:40.43).<\/p>\n
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