FEDERAL WAY, Washington, February 25. A day after giving the American and NCAA record a run in the women's 400-yard IM, California's Caitlin Leverenz did the same in the 200-yard breaststroke at the Pacific 12 Swimming and Diving Championships.<\/p>\n
Leverenz charted a blistering time of 2:05.49 in the distance breaststroke event, moving to second all time in the event behind only Rebecca Soni (2:04.75). Tara Kirk, the previous second-ranked swimmer, is the only other swimmer to crack 2:06 in the event's history. Previously, Leverenz's lifetime best had been a 2:06.23 from the 2011 NCAA Division I Championships.<\/p>\n
Event 18 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke
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\n Pac 10: P 2:04.75 2009 Rebecca Soni, Stanford
\n Pac 10 Meet: M 2:04.75 2009 Rebecca Soni, USC
\n NCAA: N 2:04.75 2\/28\/2009 Rebecca Soni, USC
\n 2:09.25 NCAA
\n 2:16.20 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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\n === A – Final === <\/p>\n
1 Leverenz, Caitl JR CAL 2:08.33 2:05.49 NCAA 32
\n 28.59 1:00.62 (32.03)
\n 1:32.60 (31.98) 2:05.49 (32.89)<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, USC's Haley Anderson put together a sixth-ranked effort of 15:41.52 in the women's 1650-yard freestyle. She finished just two seconds back of Janet Evans' NCAA and conference record of 15:39.14 set representing Stanford back in 1990.<\/p>\n
Event 15 Women 1650 Yard Freestyle
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\n Pac 10: P 15:39.14 1990 Janet Evans, Stanford
\n Pac 10 Meet: M 15:48.99 2004 Kailyn Keller, USC
\n NCAA: N 15:39.14 3\/17\/1990 Janet Evans, Stanford
\n 15:53.38 NCAA
\n 16:30.59 CONS
\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n 1 Anderson, Haley JR USC 16:03.22 15:41.52MNCAA 32
\n 26.35 55.41 (29.06)
\n 1:24.21 (28.80) 1:53.08 (28.87)
\n 2:21.73 (28.65) 2:50.41 (28.68)
\n 3:19.23 (28.82) 3:47.79 (28.56)
\n 4:16.38 (28.59) 4:45.19 (28.81)
\n 5:13.40 (28.21) 5:42.14 (28.74)
\n 6:10.59 (28.45) 6:39.19 (28.60)
\n 7:08.00 (28.81) 7:36.72 (28.72)
\n 8:05.39 (28.67) 8:34.08 (28.69)
\n 9:02.88 (28.80) 9:31.58 (28.70)
\n 9:59.93 (28.35) 10:28.87 (28.94)
\n 10:57.41 (28.54) 11:25.94 (28.53)
\n 11:54.69 (28.75) 12:23.17 (28.48)
\n 12:51.59 (28.42) 13:20.14 (28.55)
\n 13:48.95 (28.81) 14:17.43 (28.48)
\n 14:45.99 (28.56) 15:14.32 (28.33) 15:41.52 (27.20)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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