{"id":313191,"date":"2018-06-08T16:46:48","date_gmt":"2018-06-08T23:46:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=313191"},"modified":"2018-06-08T19:42:28","modified_gmt":"2018-06-09T02:42:28","slug":"ledecky-cal-men-post-strong-showing-at-tyr-pro-swim-series-santa-clara","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ledecky-cal-men-post-strong-showing-at-tyr-pro-swim-series-santa-clara\/","title":{"rendered":"Ledecky, Cal Men Post Strong Showing at TYR Pro Swim Series Santa Clara"},"content":{"rendered":"

The second night of the 2018 TYR Pro Swim Series Santa Clara will feature men’s and women’s finals of the 400 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Back, 200 Breast and 200 Free. After the Indiana post-graduate group dominated the 1500<\/a> on night one, future and current Stanford swimmers took three of the top seeds for tonight’s finals.<\/p>\n

Katie Ledecky<\/strong>, in her\u00a0first professional race associated with TYR<\/a>,\u00a0claimed the top seed in the 200 Free – \u00a0as did future Cardinal Jack Levant<\/strong> in the men’s race. Ella Eastin<\/strong> will start the session off with her top seed in the 400 IM, looking for the win in this event after narrowly losing out<\/a> on the victory to Melanie Margalis<\/strong> in Indianapolis.<\/p>\n

Veteran Chase Kalisz<\/strong> will set out to keep his 400 IM win streak<\/a> alive, as will Kelsi Dahlia<\/strong> in the 100 fly<\/a>. Cal’s Andrew Seliskar\u00a0<\/strong>leads a competitive 100 Fly men’s field after the morning heats including the likes of Caeleb Dressel<\/strong> and Jack Conger<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

16-year-old Regan Smith<\/strong> and reigning Olympic-Champion Ryan Murphy<\/strong> hold top honors in the 200 Back while Lilly King<\/strong> and\u00a0Miguel de Lara Ojeda <\/strong>did likewise in the 200 Breast.<\/p>\n

Webcast<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Heat Sheets<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Results<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 400 IM<\/h2>\n

After an exact three-way tie after the fly leg between Eastin, Leah Smith<\/strong> and Sarah Darcel<\/strong> and a late charge from Smith on the freestyle, Eastin was able to hang on for the win in this event in 4:38.99. The swim was about half a second off her swim from Indianapolis which puts her eleventh in the world rankings so far this year.<\/p>\n

Smith’s time of 4:39.37 was a season-best and bumped her into the top twenty world rankings as well. The freestyle star blasted a 1:00.76 free split to earn runner-up honors and nearly catch Eastin. Darcel kept her place at the top of the heat with a third place finish in 4:44.79 – about five seconds off her best time from the Commonwealth Games.<\/p>\n

Meaghan Raab<\/strong> (4:48.13), Monika Gonzalez-Hermosillo<\/strong> (4:49.03), Emma Barksdale<\/strong> (4:49.16), Leah Stevens<\/strong> (4:53.05), Esther Gonzalez Medina<\/strong> (4:53.94) and Nora McCullagh<\/strong> (5:56.54) rounded out the top nine.<\/p>\n

 Event 3  Women 400 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 4:26.36  8\/6\/2016  Katinka Hosszu, HUN\r\n     American: A 4:31.12  6\/29\/2008 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore\r\n     Pro Swim: M 4:31.07  2015      Katinka Hosszu\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Eastin, Ella           21 Stanford Swimmin  4:40.17    4:38.99  \r\n    r:+0.71  29.70      1:03.47 (33.77)\r\n        1:39.53 (36.06)     2:14.49 (34.96)\r\n        2:55.25 (40.76)     3:35.44 (40.19)\r\n        4:08.10 (32.66)     4:38.99 (30.89)\r\n  2 Smith, Leah            23 Tucson Ford Deal  4:40.53    4:39.37  \r\n    r:+0.72  30.22      1:03.47 (33.25)\r\n        1:40.62 (37.15)     2:16.41 (35.79)\r\n        2:57.28 (40.87)     3:38.61 (41.33)\r\n        4:09.72 (31.11)     4:39.37 (29.65)\r\n  3 Darcel, Sarah          20 Una CAL           4:48.70    4:44.79  \r\n    r:+0.62  29.77      1:03.47 (33.70)\r\n        1:40.23 (36.76)     2:16.34 (36.11)\r\n        2:56.41 (40.07)     3:37.58 (41.17)\r\n        4:11.45 (33.87)     4:44.79 (33.34)\r\n  4 Raab, Meaghan          22 Nashville Aquati  4:49.09    4:48.13  \r\n    r:+0.76  31.69      1:06.59 (34.90)\r\n        1:45.50 (38.91)     2:22.81 (37.31)\r\n        3:02.84 (40.03)     3:42.99 (40.15)\r\n        4:16.71 (33.72)     4:48.13 (31.42)\r\n  5 Gonzalez-Hermosillo,   22 Mexico            4:51.62    4:49.03  \r\n    r:+0.74  31.48      1:06.31 (34.83)\r\n        1:45.07 (38.76)     2:22.61 (37.54)\r\n        3:03.15 (40.54)     3:44.15 (41.00)\r\n        4:17.49 (33.34)     4:49.03 (31.54)\r\n  6 Barksdale, Emma        20 Gamecock Aquatic  4:51.14    4:49.16  \r\n    r:+0.68  30.37      1:04.82 (34.45)\r\n        1:42.74 (37.92)     2:19.41 (36.67)\r\n        3:00.28 (40.87)     3:41.52 (41.24)\r\n        4:16.28 (34.76)     4:49.16 (32.88)\r\n  7 Stevens, Leah          21 Stanford Swimmin  4:55.20    4:53.05  \r\n    r:+0.65  31.78      1:07.56 (35.78)\r\n        1:47.08 (39.52)     2:24.14 (37.06)\r\n        3:07.10 (42.96)     3:48.19 (41.09)\r\n        4:21.50 (33.31)     4:53.05 (31.55)\r\n  8 Gonzalez Medina, Esth  22 Mexico            4:54.41    4:53.94  \r\n    r:+0.69  31.69      1:08.24 (36.55)\r\n        1:49.19 (40.95)     2:28.07 (38.88)\r\n        3:08.27 (40.20)     3:47.77 (39.50)\r\n        4:21.59 (33.82)     4:53.94 (32.35)\r\n  9 McCullagh, Nora        21 Una TXLA          4:57.24    4:56.54  \r\n             30.59      1:06.83 (36.24)\r\n        1:45.95 (39.12)     2:23.92 (37.97)\r\n        3:06.40 (42.48)     3:48.00 (41.60)\r\n        4:22.73 (34.73)     4:56.54 (33.81)<\/pre>\n
Men\u2019s 400 IM<\/h2>\n
Kalisz won yet another TYR Pro Swim Series 400 IM, this time by over seven seconds. He took a dominant lead after the fly leg and never let up en route to a first-place finish. Although off his world-leading 4:08.92 from the Atlanta stop, the swim was not far off his 4:10.55 from Indianapolis. Slightly slower splits in the fly and breast portions of the race made the difference this time around.<\/p>\n
Phoenix Swim Club’s Takeharu Fujimori\u00a0<\/strong>finished in a distant second (4:10.09) while Mark Szaranek<\/strong> took third in 4:20.70. Szaranek was the only swimmer to split faster than Kalisz on any leg, going 59.01 to the Bulldog’s 59.15 on the freestyle.<\/p>\n
Cal’s Sean Grieshop<\/strong> also posted an impressive free leg as he finished in the fourth position at 4:22.65. He was also in the mix at the halfway point but fell off the pace in the back 200.<\/p>\n
Charlie Swanson<\/strong> (4:22.87), Clayton Forde<\/strong> (4:25.53), Abrahm DeVine<\/strong> (4:27.24) and Ricardo Vargas Jacobo<\/strong> (4:28.68) rounded out the final.<\/p>\n
 Event 4  Men 400 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 4:03.84  8\/10\/2008 Michael Phelps, USA\r\n     American: A 4:03.84  8\/10\/2008 Michael Phelps, USA\r\n     Pro Swim: M 4:08.92  2018      Chase Kalisz\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Kalisz, Chase          24 Athens Bulldog S  4:20.63    4:11.62  \r\n    r:+0.73  26.59        56.91 (30.32)\r\n        1:29.71 (32.80)     2:01.36 (31.65)\r\n        2:36.79 (35.43)     3:12.47 (35.68)\r\n        3:42.81 (30.34)     4:11.62 (28.81)\r\n  2 Fujimori, Takeharu     24 Phoenix Swim Clu  4:21.12    4:19.09  \r\n    r:+0.64  27.32        59.33 (32.01)\r\n        1:33.47 (34.14)     2:06.58 (33.11)\r\n        2:42.65 (36.07)     3:19.12 (36.47)\r\n        3:50.07 (30.95)     4:19.09 (29.02)\r\n  3 Szaranek, Mark         22 Gator Swim Club   4:22.92    4:20.70  \r\n    r:+0.65  27.62        59.09 (31.47)\r\n        1:33.78 (34.69)     2:07.40 (33.62)\r\n        2:44.19 (36.79)     3:21.69 (37.50)\r\n        3:51.64 (29.95)     4:20.70 (29.06)\r\n  4 Grieshop, Sean         19 California Aquat  4:20.79    4:22.65  \r\n    r:+0.65  28.09      1:00.13 (32.04)\r\n        1:34.53 (34.40)     2:07.56 (33.03)\r\n        2:45.67 (38.11)     3:23.19 (37.52)\r\n        3:53.69 (30.50)     4:22.65 (28.96)\r\n  5 Swanson, Charlie       20 Club Wolverine    4:23.29    4:22.87  \r\n    r:+0.67  27.99      1:00.23 (32.24)\r\n        1:35.77 (35.54)     2:10.72 (34.95)\r\n        2:45.89 (35.17)     3:22.84 (36.95)\r\n        3:53.99 (31.15)     4:22.87 (28.88)\r\n  6 Forde, Clayton         20 Una LAK           4:26.02    4:25.53  \r\n    r:+0.79  28.88      1:00.27 (31.39)\r\n        1:36.52 (36.25)     2:09.94 (33.42)\r\n        2:48.49 (38.55)     3:26.60 (38.11)\r\n        3:57.47 (30.87)     4:25.53 (28.06)\r\n  7 DeVine, Abrahm         21 Unattached Stanf  4:24.89    4:27.24  \r\n    r:+0.66  27.58      1:00.42 (32.84)\r\n        1:36.25 (35.83)     2:10.75 (34.50)\r\n        2:48.38 (37.63)     3:27.22 (38.84)\r\n        3:58.88 (31.66)     4:27.24 (28.36)\r\n  8 Vargas Jacobo, Ricard  20 Mexico            4:28.57    4:28.68  \r\n    r:+0.69  28.26      1:00.54 (32.28)\r\n        1:36.66 (36.12)     2:11.21 (34.55)\r\n        2:49.66 (38.45)     3:28.42 (38.76)\r\n        3:59.10 (30.68)     4:28.68 (29.58)<\/pre>\n
Women\u2019s 100 Fly<\/h2>\n
In similar fashion, Dahlia kept her reign over the 100 fly with a winning time of 57.55 in Santa Clara. Less than two tenths off her season best from Indianapolis, Dahlia posted another top-ten time in the world this year.<\/p>\n
Cal’s Katie McLaughlin<\/strong> and Team Elite’s Hellen Moffitt<\/strong> had a tight battle for second, with Moffitt having the advantage at the 50 by just two one-hundredths of a second. But it was McLaughlin on the back stretch that got her hands on the wall first coming in at 58.33 to Moffitt’s 58.39.<\/p>\n
Team Elite teammate Sarah Gibson<\/strong> tied with Smith for the fourth spot in 59.07, while Swim Ontario duo Penny Oleksiak<\/strong> and Maggie MacNeil<\/strong> also tied in the sixth spot in 59.29.<\/p>\n
Cal’s Farida Osman<\/strong> (59.54) and Tiger Elite’s Haley Black<\/strong> (1:00.29) placed eighth and ninth.<\/p>\n
 Event 5  Women 100 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 55.48  8\/7\/2016  Sarah Sjostrom, SWE\r\n     American: A 55.98  7\/29\/2012 Dana Vollmer, USA Olympic Team\r\n     Pro Swim: M 56.38  2016      Sarah Sjostrom\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Dahlia, Kelsi          23 Cardinal Aquatic    58.30      57.55  \r\n    r:+0.64  27.06        57.55 (30.49)\r\n  2 McLaughlin, Katie      20 California Aquat    58.54      58.33  \r\n    r:+0.76  27.64        58.33 (30.69)\r\n  3 Moffitt, Hellen        23 Team Elite          58.84      58.39  \r\n    r:+0.68  27.62        58.39 (30.77)\r\n  4 Gibson, Sarah          23 Team Elite          58.47      59.07  \r\n    r:+0.68  28.26        59.07 (30.81)\r\n  4 Smith, Regan           16 Riptide Swim Tea    58.64      59.07  \r\n    r:+0.69  27.90        59.07 (31.17)\r\n  6 Oleksiak, Penny        18 Swim Ontario        59.64      59.29  \r\n    r:+0.76  28.15        59.29 (31.14)\r\n  6 MacNeil, Maggie        18 Swim Ontario        59.56      59.29  \r\n    r:+0.66  28.00        59.29 (31.29)\r\n  8 Osman, Farida          23 California Aquat    59.11      59.54  \r\n    r:+0.72  28.09        59.54 (31.45)\r\n  9 Black, Haley           21 Tiger Elite Raci    59.75    1:00.29  \r\n             27.40      1:00.29 (32.89)<\/pre>\n
Men\u2019s 100 Fly<\/h2>\n
Although just outside the top twenty world rankings in this event, Dressel did have enough in the tank for the win this event. Out third at the 50 in 24.94, Dressel out-split the field on the final lap in 27.26 to surge to the wall in the end.<\/p>\n
Top-seed Seliskar raced to second in 52.81, finishing just ahead of Tripp Cooper (53.02). Tiger Elite’s Luis Martinez<\/strong> was right behind in 53.05, as were Jack Conger<\/strong> (53.12) and Justin Lynch<\/strong> (53.29). Despite having the lead at the fifty, Lynch could not hang on in the end while Conger was over two seconds off his 51.00 and second-ranked time from Atlanta.<\/p>\n
Long Gutierrez<\/strong> (54.05), Pace Clark<\/strong> (54.12) and Giles Smith<\/strong> (54.21) rounded out the heat.<\/p>\n
 Event 6  Men 100 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 49.82  8\/1\/2009  Michael Phelps, USA\r\n     American: A 49.82  8\/1\/2009  Michael Phelps, USA\r\n     Pro Swim: M 51.00  2018      Jack Conger\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Dressel, Caeleb        21 Bolles School Sh    53.15      52.20  \r\n    r:+0.65  24.94        52.20 (27.26)\r\n  2 Seliskar, Andrew       21 California Aquat    52.99      52.81  \r\n    r:+0.64  24.83        52.81 (27.98)\r\n  3 Cooper, Tripp          25 Una TXLA            53.45      53.02  \r\n    r:+0.69  25.10        53.02 (27.92)\r\n  4 Martinez, Luis         22 Tiger Elite Raci    53.00      53.05  \r\n    r:+0.69  25.04        53.05 (28.01)\r\n  5 Conger, Jack           23 Nation's Capital    53.06      53.12  \r\n    r:+0.72  25.03        53.12 (28.09)\r\n  6 Lynch, Justin          21 California Aquat    53.37      53.29  \r\n    r:+0.64  24.72        53.29 (28.57)\r\n  7 Gutierrez, Long        23 Mexico              53.86      54.05  \r\n    r:+0.66  25.35        54.05 (28.70)\r\n  8 Clark, Pace            23 Athens Bulldog S    53.84      54.12  \r\n    r:+0.60  25.65        54.12 (28.47)\r\n  9 Smith, Giles           26 Phoenix Swim Clu    53.86      54.21  \r\n             25.04        54.21 (29.17)<\/pre>\n
Women\u2019s 200 Back<\/h2>\n
Roughly seventeen minutes after her fourth-place tie in the 100 fly, Smith came back and fought for the win in the 200 back in 2:09.60. The time is inside the world top twenty rankings, although her 2:08.64 from Austin currently ranks ninth.<\/p>\n
After winning the event in Indianapolis, Olivia Smoliga<\/strong> held the lead through the 100, but was passed by Smith and Kylie Masse<\/strong> (2:10.68) for the third spot in 2:10.70. Masse’s time from the Commonwealth Games (2:05.98) is currently the fastest in the world this year.<\/p>\n
Aggie Swim Club’s Lisa Bratton<\/strong>\u00a0posted a 2:10.91 to earn close fourth-place honors. Stanford pair Erin Voss<\/strong> (2:12.12) and Allie Szekely<\/strong> (2:13.28) placed fifth and eighth, respectively.<\/p>\n
Aquajets’ Isabelle Stadden<\/strong> was off her recent 2:08.37 from Mel Zajac Jr., but did enough to earn sixth place in 2:12.32. Wisconsin’s Beata Nelson<\/strong> (2:12.81) and Cal’s Keaton Blovad<\/strong> were seventh and ninth.<\/p>\n
 Event 7  Women 200 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 2:04.06  8\/3\/2012  Missy Franklin, USA Olympic Team\r\n     American: A 2:04.06  8\/3\/2012  Missy Franklin, USA Olympic Team\r\n     Pro Swim: M 2:06.36  2018      Taylor Ruck\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Smith, Regan           16 Riptide Swim Tea  2:10.37    2:09.60  \r\n    r:+0.56  30.71      1:03.56 (32.85)\r\n        1:36.98 (33.42)     2:09.60 (32.62)\r\n  2 Masse, Kylie           22 Swim Ontario      2:10.66    2:10.68  \r\n    r:+0.61  30.46      1:03.68 (33.22)\r\n        1:37.42 (33.74)     2:10.68 (33.26)\r\n  3 Smoliga, Olivia        23 Athens Bulldog S  2:11.75    2:10.70  \r\n    r:+0.71  30.39      1:03.43 (33.04)\r\n        1:37.54 (34.11)     2:10.70 (33.16)\r\n  4 Bratton, Lisa          22 Aggie Swim Club   2:11.49    2:10.91  \r\n    r:+0.68  31.58      1:04.52 (32.94)\r\n        1:37.71 (33.19)     2:10.91 (33.20)\r\n  5 Voss, Erin             19 Stanford Swimmin  2:11.91    2:12.12  \r\n    r:+0.75  32.06      1:05.44 (33.38)\r\n        1:39.20 (33.76)     2:12.12 (32.92)\r\n  6 Stadden, Isabelle      15 Aquajets Swim Te  2:13.00    2:12.32  \r\n    r:+0.64  31.25      1:04.79 (33.54)\r\n        1:39.91 (35.12)     2:12.32 (32.41)\r\n  7 Nelson, Beata          19 Wisconsin Aquati  2:13.88    2:12.81  \r\n    r:+0.75  31.93      1:05.50 (33.57)\r\n        1:39.30 (33.80)     2:12.81 (33.51)\r\n  8 Szekely, Allie         20 Stanford Swimmin  2:14.44    2:13.28  \r\n    r:+0.79  31.93      1:04.93 (33.00)\r\n        1:39.50 (34.57)     2:13.28 (33.78)\r\n  9 Blovad, Keaton         19 California Aquat  2:14.54    2:14.31  \r\n    r:+0.70  31.45      1:05.56 (34.11)\r\n        1:40.14 (34.58)     2:14.31 (34.17)<\/pre>\n
Men\u2019s 200 Back<\/h2>\n
Murphy blasted a world top-ten time of 1:56.06 in the 200 back to take the win in Santa Clara. Team Elite’s. Ryosuke Irie<\/strong>\u00a0and Cal’s Jacob Pebley<\/strong> did likewise in 1:56.36 and 1:57.34 although all three men were a few tenths off their season bests.<\/p>\n
Murphy was out in a quick 56.92, while Pebley was second through the 150. But it was Irie who out-split the entire field in the last fifty, coming home in a 28.71 to pass Pebley, and nearly Murphy, in the end.<\/p>\n
Swim Ontario’s Javier Acevedo<\/strong> was also under two minutes in 1:59.97 and was followed by Markus Thormeyer<\/strong> (2:00.13) and Ryan Lochte<\/strong> (2:00.82).<\/p>\n
Daniel Carr<\/strong> (2:01.77), Austin Katz<\/strong> (2:02.68) and DeVine (2:07.62) placed seventh through ninth.<\/p>\n
 Event 8  Men 200 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 1:51.92  7\/31\/2009 Aaron Peirsol, USA\r\n     American: A 1:51.92  7\/31\/2009 Aaron Peirsol, USA\r\n     Pro Swim: M 1:55.04  2017      Xu Jiayu\r\n    Name                  Age Team              Prelims     Finals        \r\n==================================================================\r\n                    === Championship Final ===                    <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Murphy, Ryan           22 California Aquat  1:59.98    1:56.06  \r\n    r:+0.57  27.52        56.92 (29.40)\r\n        1:26.77 (29.85)     1:56.06 (29.29)\r\n  2 Irie, Ryosuke          28 Team Elite        2:00.77    1:56.36  \r\n    r:+0.49  27.86        57.60 (29.74)\r\n        1:27.65 (30.05)     1:56.36 (28.71)\r\n  3 Pebley, Jacob          24 California Aquat  2:00.54    1:57.34  \r\n    r:+0.71  27.86        57.56 (29.70)\r\n        1:27.58 (30.02)     1:57.34 (29.76)\r\n  4 Acevedo, Javier        20 Swim Ontario      2:00.81    1:59.97  \r\n    r:+0.66  28.52        58.70 (30.18)\r\n        1:29.75 (31.05)     1:59.97 (30.22)\r\n  5 Thormeyer, Markus      20 HPC Vancouver     2:02.71    2:00.13  \r\n    r:+0.71  28.76        59.07 (30.31)\r\n        1:29.91 (30.84)     2:00.13 (30.22)\r\n  6 Lochte, Ryan           33 Unattached        2:00.34    2:00.82  \r\n    r:+0.70  28.25        58.66 (30.41)\r\n        1:29.37 (30.71)     2:00.82 (31.45)\r\n  7 Carr, Daniel           19 California Aquat  2:02.20    2:01.77  \r\n    r:+0.62  28.63        59.03 (30.40)\r\n        1:30.68 (31.65)     2:01.77 (31.09)\r\n  8 Katz, Austin           19 Una TXLA          2:02.70    2:02.68  \r\n    r:+0.70  28.79        59.74 (30.95)\r\n        1:31.93 (32.19)     2:02.68 (30.75)\r\n  9 DeVine, Abrahm         21 Unattached Stanf  2:03.03    2:07.62  \r\n    r:+0.80  29.80      1:02.94 (33.14)\r\n        1:36.14 (33.20)     2:07.62 (31.48)<\/pre>\n
Women\u2019s 200 Breast<\/h2>\n
Just two one-hundredths of a second off her season best, Indiana’s King won her first event of the meet in the 200 breast. Her winning time of 2:24.97 bested the field by over a second and a half as her quick opening speed led her to victory.<\/p>\n
Despite great back halves from Emily Escobedo<\/strong>, Melissa Rodriguez<\/strong> and Annie Lazor<\/strong>, King’s 1:09.61 opening 100 gave her a lead that no one could catch. Escobedo won the battle for second in 2:26.56 and was followed by Rodriguez in 2:27.35 and Lazor with a 2:27.87.<\/p>\n
Szekely (2:28.32), Rachel Bernhardt<\/strong> (2:31.19), Esther Gonzalez Medina<\/strong> (2:31.46), Grace Zhao<\/strong> (2:35.04) and Brooke Rodriguez<\/strong> (2:36.19) rounded out the top nine finishers.<\/p>\n
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Men\u2019s 200 Breast<\/h2>\n
Cal’s Josh Prenot<\/strong> got to the wall first in a loaded men’s 200 breast final. Similarly to King, Prenot set out to an early lead of 1:02.92 halfway through the race, then held off a charging field in the end.<\/p>\n
18-year-old and Indianapolis Champion in this event Daniel Roy<\/strong> out-split Prenot by over half a second on the last lap but ran out room to ultimately finish second in 2:11.08.<\/p>\n
De Lara Ojeda, Nic Fink<\/strong> and Brandon Fischer<\/strong> all battled for the third position, turning nearly-even at the 150. De Lara Ojeda had the touch coming in at 2:13.14 to Fink’s 2:13.14 and Fischer’s 2:13.35.<\/p>\n
Kalisz was not far behind in 2:13.59 with the third-best closing fifty in the heat. He was followed by Kevin Cordes<\/strong> (2:13.71), Andrew Wilson<\/strong> (2:14.22) and Eli Wall<\/strong> (2:15.00).<\/p>\n
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Women\u2019s 200 Free<\/h2>\n
Only one-tenth off her Pro Swim Series record from 2016, Ledecky posted the world’s fastest time in the 200 free this year at 1:54.56. The swim was enough to pass Taylor Ruck’s Commonwealth Games performance of 1:54.81 as well as Melanie Margalis<\/strong> and Leah Smith in Santa Clara.<\/p>\n
Margalis earned second place with a solid 1:57.99 season best time while Smith raced to a 1:58.20. Smith had a half second advantage at the 100 but could not withstand the consistency of Margalis’ splits along the way.<\/p>\n
McLaughlin raced to a fourth place finish in 1:59.53 followed by Gabby Deloof<\/strong> (1:59.75), Oleksiak (2:00.62), Goss (2:02.52), Isabel Ivey<\/strong> (2:03.33) and Meaghan Raab<\/strong> (2:06.00).<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 200 Free<\/h2>\n
The Cal men grabbed yet another event on the second night in Santa Clara with Andrew Seliskar<\/strong>‘s victory in the 200 free. Fourth at the 100, Seliskar had the fastest second half of anyone in the race to come home with the win in 1:48.35.<\/p>\n
Levant beat out Townley Haas\u00a0<\/strong>in the end 1:49.49 to 1:49.55 despite the men swimming almost identical splits throughout the race. Gators’ Mitch D’Arrigo<\/strong> was not far off in 1:49.86, out-splitting Levant and Haas on the last lap.<\/p>\n
Szaranek was back in the pool to take fifth in this event with a 1:51.16 and was followed by Jay Litherland<\/strong> (1:51.23), Zane Grothe<\/strong> (1:51.58), Conger (1:51.60) and Quah Zheng<\/strong> (1:51.69).<\/p>\n
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