Ainsley McMurray<\/strong> (2:02.48).<\/p>\n Event 1 Women 200 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 1:56.12 08\/20\/2014Shen Duo, CHN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:57.73 01\/08\/2009Dagny Knutson, U.S.A.\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 TUGGLE, Claire 04 USA-US- 1:59.36 1:58.58 864 9 \r\n r:+0.68 28.47 58.40 (29.93)\r\n 1:28.43 (30.03) 1:58.58 (30.15)\r\n 2 PALLISTER, Lani 02 Australia- 1:59.75 1:59.00 855 7 \r\n r:+0.68 28.02 58.25 (30.23)\r\n 1:28.72 (30.47) 1:59.00 (30.28)\r\n 3 IKEMOTO, Nagisa 02 Japan- 2:00.32 1:59.02 855 6 \r\n r:+0.51 27.58 58.06 (30.48)\r\n 1:28.16 (30.10) 1:59.02 (30.86)\r\n 4 IVEY, Isabel 00 USA-US- 1:59.69 1:59.46 845 5 \r\n r:+0.70 28.32 58.09 (29.77)\r\n 1:28.11 (30.02) 1:59.46 (31.35)\r\n 5 KING, Eliza 01 Australia- 2:00.98 1:59.75 839 4 \r\n r:+0.65 28.28 58.59 (30.31)\r\n 1:29.37 (30.78) 1:59.75 (30.38)\r\n 6 NAMBA, Miyu 02 Japan- 2:03.01 2:02.31 788 3 \r\n r:+0.76 28.68 1:00.14 (31.46)\r\n 1:31.91 (31.77) 2:02.31 (30.40)\r\n 7 Fairweather, Er 03 New Zealand- 2:02.11 2:02.32 787 2 \r\n r:+0.71 28.73 59.96 (31.23)\r\n 1:31.65 (31.69) 2:02.32 (30.67)\r\n 8 MCMURRAY, Ainsl 00 Canada- 2:02.97 2:02.48 784 1 \r\n r:+0.74 28.04 58.50 (30.46)\r\n 1:30.04 (31.54) 2:02.48 (32.44)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 Free<\/strong><\/p>\nThe U.S. kept up the pace in the men\u2019s opening event as Drew Kibler<\/strong> surged to a meet record in the men\u2019s 200 freestyle, finishing in 1:47.65.<\/p>\nIt wasn\u2019t nearly as close as the women\u2019s race as Kibler won by more than a second ahead of teammate Jake Magahey<\/strong> (1:48.67).<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Keisu Ishizaki<\/strong> finished third, followed by New Zealand\u2019s Zac Reid<\/strong> (1:49.36), Japan\u2019s Taikan Tanaka<\/strong> (1:49.72),<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Brendon Smith<\/strong> (1:51.30), Canada\u2019s Justin Konik<\/strong> (1:52.80) and Australia\u2019s Silas Harris<\/strong> (1:52.88).<\/p>\n Event 2 Men 200 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 1:46.40 08\/24\/2017Ivan Girev, RUS\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:47.68 08\/24\/2016Jack CARTWRIGHT, Australia\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 KIBLER, Drew 00 USA-US- 1:48.37 1:47.65M 850 9 \r\n r:+0.60 24.80 51.98 (27.18)\r\n 1:19.92 (27.94) 1:47.65 (27.73)\r\n 2 MAGAHEY, Jake 01 USA-US- 1:48.65 1:48.67 826 7 \r\n r:+0.66 25.61 53.11 (27.50)\r\n 1:21.12 (28.01) 1:48.67 (27.55)\r\n 3 ISHIZAKI, Keisu 00 Japan- 1:50.13 1:49.16 815 6 \r\n r:+0.60 25.58 53.36 (27.78)\r\n 1:21.43 (28.07) 1:49.16 (27.73)\r\n 4 Reid, Zac 00 New Zealand- 1:50.06 1:49.36 811 5 \r\n r:+0.69 25.57 53.38 (27.81)\r\n 1:21.52 (28.14) 1:49.36 (27.84)\r\n 5 TANAKA, Taikan 01 Japan- 1:50.55 1:49.72 803 4 \r\n r:+0.60 25.45 53.32 (27.87)\r\n 1:21.35 (28.03) 1:49.72 (28.37)\r\n 6 SMITH, Brendon 00 Australia- 1:52.27 1:51.30 769 3 \r\n r:+0.74 26.17 54.53 (28.36)\r\n 1:23.19 (28.66) 1:51.30 (28.11)\r\n 7 KONIK, Justin 00 Canada- 1:52.64 1:52.80 739 2 \r\n r:+0.73 26.37 55.14 (28.77)\r\n 1:24.44 (29.30) 1:52.80 (28.36)\r\n 8 HARRIS, Silas 01 Australia- 1:51.32 1:52.88 737 1 \r\n r:+0.76 26.32 55.04 (28.72)\r\n 1:24.20 (29.16) 1:52.88 (28.68)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 Back<\/strong><\/p>\nPhoebe Bacon<\/strong> kept the U.S. early dominance going in the meet crushing the field to win the 100 backstroke.
\nBacon won in 59.72, well ahead of teammate Katharine Berkhoff (1:00.16).<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Madison Broa<\/strong>d finished third (1:00.53), followed by New Zealand\u2019s Gina Galloway<\/strong> (1:02.62), Japan\u2019s Hikaru<\/strong> Yamasaki<\/strong> (1:02.95), Australia\u2019s Tahlia Thornton<\/strong> (1:03.13) and China\u2019s Li Tinyao<\/strong> (1:04.17).<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Maude Boily-Dufor<\/strong> was disqualified.<\/p>\nEvent 3 Women 100 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 58.83 07\/28\/2018Regan Smith, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 59.59 08\/23\/2018Katharine BERKOFF, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 BACON, Phoebe 02 USA-US- 59.72 59.72 921 9 \r\n r:+0.64 29.13 59.72 (30.59)\r\n 2 BERKOFF, Kathar 01 USA-US- 1:00.30 1:00.16 901 7 \r\n r:+0.58 28.92 1:00.16 (31.24)\r\n 3 BROAD, Madison 00 Canada- 1:01.79 1:00.53 885 6 \r\n r:+0.72 29.40 1:00.53 (31.13)\r\n 4 Galloway, Gina 01 New Zealand- 1:02.66 1:02.62 799 5 \r\n r:+0.62 29.94 1:02.62 (32.68)\r\n 5 YAMASAKI, Hikar 00 Japan- 1:03.09 1:02.95 787 4 \r\n r:+0.56 30.42 1:02.95 (32.53)\r\n 6 THORNTON, Tahli 03 Australia- 1:03.02 1:03.13 780 3 \r\n r:+0.65 30.86 1:03.13 (32.27)\r\n 7 LI, Tianyao 01 China- 1:03.62 1:04.07 746 2 \r\n r:+0.61 30.89 1:04.07 (33.18)\r\n -- BOILY-DUFOUR, M 00 Canada- 1:02.36 DQ \r\n r:+0.66<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 Back<\/strong><\/h3>\nMake it 4 for 4 for the U.S.<\/p>\n
Destin Lasco<\/strong> went a little slower than he did in the prelims but that didn\u2019t stop him from winning the 100 back in 55.75, a couple of tenths off his time in the morning.<\/p>\nTeammate Adam Chaney<\/strong> took second in 56.18, also going a bit slower than his 55.89 time in the morning.<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Daiki Yanagawa<\/strong> took third (56.28), followed by Canada\u2019s Tyler Wall<\/strong> (56.43), Japan\u2019s Riku Matsuyama<\/strong> (56.57), Australia\u2019s Lewis Blackburn<\/strong> (56.70), Stuart Swinburn<\/strong> (56.80) and Sebas Somerset<\/strong> (56.86).<\/p>\nEvent 4 Men 100 LC Meter Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 52.97 04\/23\/2018Kliment Kolesnikov, RUS\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 54.07 08\/23\/2012Jack CONGER, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 LASCO, Destin 01 USA-US- 55.57 55.75 804 9 \r\n r:+0.70 27.61 55.75 (28.14)\r\n 2 CHANEY, Adam 02 USA-US- 55.89 56.18 786 7 \r\n r:+0.64 26.87 56.18 (29.31)\r\n 3 YANAGAWA, Daiki 02 Japan- 56.61 56.28 781 6 \r\n r:+0.59 27.51 56.28 (28.77)\r\n 4 WALL, Tyler 01 Canada- 56.15 56.43 775 5 \r\n r:+0.65 27.40 56.43 (29.03)\r\n 5 MATSUYAMA, Riku 01 Japan- 57.16 56.57 769 4 \r\n r:+0.53 27.02 56.57 (29.55)\r\n 6 BLACKBURN, Lewi 00 Australia- 57.06 56.70 764 3 \r\n r:+0.68 27.39 56.70 (29.31)\r\n 7 SWINBURN, Stuar 01 Australia- 57.02 56.80 760 2 \r\n r:+0.54 27.69 56.80 (29.11)\r\n 8 SOMERSET, Sebas 01 Canada- 57.31 56.86 758 1 \r\n r:+0.59 27.37 56.86 (29.49)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 Fly<\/strong><\/p>\nFive in a row for the U.S.<\/p>\n
Olivia Carter<\/strong> surged to victory int eh 200 butterfly, winning by nearly a second.<\/p>\nShe finished in 2:09.45 ahead of Japan\u2019s Mana Naito<\/strong> (2:10.33).<\/p>\nThird place went to Japan\u2019s Karin Takemura<\/strong> (2:10.66), followed by Lillie Normann<\/strong> of the U.S. (2:12.04).<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Kara Svenson<\/strong> was fifth (2:13.10), followed by teammate Michaela Ryan (2:14.27), China\u2019s Liu Jing (2:14.33) and Canada’s Victoria Kwan<\/strong> (2:15.54).<\/p>\n Event 5 Women 200 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 2:06.29 04\/15\/2017Suzuka Hasegawa, JPN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:08.48 08\/24\/2016Cassidy BAYER, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 CARTER, Olivia 00 USA-US- 2:10.39 2:09.45 833 9 \r\n r:+0.65 29.45 1:02.25 (32.80)\r\n 1:35.63 (33.38) 2:09.45 (33.82)\r\n 2 NAITO, Mana 03 Japan- 2:11.72 2:10.33 816 7 \r\n r:+0.54 28.94 1:02.53 (33.59)\r\n 1:36.35 (33.82) 2:10.33 (33.98)\r\n 3 TAKEMURA, Karin 01 Japan- 2:10.70 2:10.66 810 6 \r\n r:+0.50 29.73 1:03.10 (33.37)\r\n 1:36.61 (33.51) 2:10.66 (34.05)\r\n 4 NORDMANN, Lilli 02 USA-US- 2:11.43 2:12.04 785 5 \r\n r:+0.68 29.54 1:03.14 (33.60)\r\n 1:36.88 (33.74) 2:12.04 (35.16)\r\n 5 SVENSON, Kara 01 Australia- 2:14.28 2:13.10 766 4 \r\n r:+0.71 29.51 1:03.65 (34.14)\r\n 1:38.76 (35.11) 2:13.10 (34.34)\r\n 6 RYAN, Michaela 02 Australia- 2:14.28 2:14.27 746 3 \r\n r:+0.71 30.08 1:04.94 (34.86)\r\n 1:39.79 (34.85) 2:14.27 (34.48)\r\n 7 LIU, Jing 00 China- 2:13.98 2:14.33 745 2 \r\n r:+0.52 29.93 1:04.30 (34.37)\r\n 1:38.99 (34.69) 2:14.33 (35.34)\r\n 8 KWAN, Victoria 00 Canada- 2:15.69 2:15.54 725 1 \r\n r:+0.71 30.31 1:05.06 (34.75)\r\n 1:39.86 (34.80) 2:15.54 (35.68)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 Fly<\/strong><\/h3>\nNow six in a row for Team USA.<\/p>\n
Gianluca Urlando<\/strong> surged to nearly a second-and-a-half victory in the 200 fly, winning in 1:56.25.<\/p>\nTeammate Van Mathias<\/strong> was second in 1:57.64, a second ahead of third-place Tomoru Honda<\/strong> of Japan (1:58.70).<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Aito Yamaguchi<\/strong> took fourth (2:00.20), followed by Australia\u2019s Shaun Champion<\/strong> (2:02.80), Canada\u2019s Cole Pratt<\/strong> (2:03.39), New Zealand\u2019s Lochlainn O\u2019Connor<\/strong> (2:03.80) and Canada\u2019s Joshua Liendo<\/strong> (2:04.32).<\/p>\nEvent 6 Men 200 LC Meter Butterfly<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 1:53.79 06\/30\/2017Kristof Milak, HUN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:55.92 08\/27\/2014Andrew Seliskar, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 URLANDO, Gianlu 02 USA-US- 1:56.37 1:56.25 882 9 \r\n r:+0.68 25.97 55.11 (29.14)\r\n 1:24.83 (29.72) 1:56.25 (31.42)\r\n 2 MATHIAS, Van 00 USA-US- 1:56.89 1:57.64 851 7 \r\n r:+0.75 26.36 56.20 (29.84)\r\n 1:26.83 (30.63) 1:57.64 (30.81)\r\n 3 HONDA, Tomoru 01 Japan- 2:00.44 1:58.70 829 6 \r\n r:+0.65 27.31 57.91 (30.60)\r\n 1:28.47 (30.56) 1:58.70 (30.23)\r\n 4 YAMAGUCHI, Aito 01 Japan- 2:00.36 2:00.20 798 5 \r\n r:+0.62 26.85 57.94 (31.09)\r\n 1:29.26 (31.32) 2:00.20 (30.94)\r\n 5 CHAMPION, Shaun 00 Australia- 2:02.92 2:02.80 748 4 \r\n r:+0.61 26.59 57.40 (30.81)\r\n 1:29.39 (31.99) 2:02.80 (33.41)\r\n 6 PRATT, Cole 02 Canada- 2:02.15 2:03.39 738 3 \r\n r:+0.71 27.80 59.20 (31.40)\r\n 1:31.15 (31.95) 2:03.39 (32.24)\r\n 7 O'Connor, Lochl 00 New Zealand- 2:03.25 2:03.80 730 2 \r\n r:+0.66 27.29 59.07 (31.78)\r\n 1:31.48 (32.41) 2:03.80 (32.32)\r\n 8 LIENDO, Joshua 02 Canada- 2:05.55 2:04.32 721 1 \r\n r:+0.63 27.61 59.60 (31.99)\r\n 1:31.62 (32.02) 2:04.32 (32.70)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 800 Free<\/strong><\/p>\nFor the first event of the evening, another country besides the U.S. got to the top of the podium, but not without a fight.<\/p>\n
Australia\u2019s Lani Pallister<\/strong> completed a brutal double by winning the 800 freestyle in 8:29.65. After finishing second in the 200 free, Pallister held off Mariah Denigan<\/strong> of the U.S. (8:30.01) in a race that went down to the final meters.<\/p>\nEmma Weyant<\/strong> of the U.S. finished third in 8:38.88, followed by Canada’s Emma O\u2019Croinin<\/strong> (8:40.53), Lola Mull<\/strong> of the U.S. in 8:43.61, Japan\u2019s Aoi Nakamura<\/strong> (8:46.34), Australia\u2019s Chloe Gubecka<\/strong> (8:49.94) and Japan\u2019s Miyu Namba<\/strong> (8:51.28).<\/p>\nEvent 7 Women 800 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 8:11.00 06\/22\/2014Katie Ledecky, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 8:28.01 08\/23\/2012Leah Smith, USA\r\n Name Year Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 PALLISTER, Lani 02 Australia- 8:35.06 8:29.65 860 9 \r\n r:+0.55 29.22 1:01.30 (32.08)\r\n 1:33.59 (32.29) 2:05.94 (32.35)\r\n 2:38.02 (32.08) 3:10.22 (32.20)\r\n 3:42.49 (32.27) 4:14.62 (32.13)\r\n 4:46.62 (32.00) 5:18.57 (31.95)\r\n 5:50.88 (32.31) 6:22.88 (32.00)\r\n 6:55.26 (32.38) 7:27.58 (32.32)\r\n 7:59.52 (31.94) 8:29.65 (30.13)\r\n 2 DENIGAN, Mariah 03 USA-US- 8:28.15 8:30.01 858 7 \r\n r:+0.72 30.54 1:03.10 (32.56)\r\n 1:35.83 (32.73) 2:08.11 (32.28)\r\n 2:40.46 (32.35) 3:12.83 (32.37)\r\n 3:44.89 (32.06) 4:17.10 (32.21)\r\n 4:48.78 (31.68) 5:20.83 (32.05)\r\n 5:52.54 (31.71) 6:24.16 (31.62)\r\n 6:55.71 (31.55) 7:27.59 (31.88)\r\n 7:59.34 (31.75) 8:30.01 (30.67)\r\n 3 WEYANT, Emma 01 USA-US- 8:37.75 8:38.88 815 6 \r\n r:+0.67 30.37 1:02.86 (32.49)\r\n 1:35.62 (32.76) 2:07.96 (32.34)\r\n 2:40.64 (32.68) 3:12.97 (32.33)\r\n 3:45.24 (32.27) 4:17.41 (32.17)\r\n 4:49.63 (32.22) 5:22.15 (32.52)\r\n 5:54.82 (32.67) 6:27.44 (32.62)\r\n 7:00.36 (32.92) 7:33.52 (33.16)\r\n 8:07.11 (33.59) 8:38.88 (31.77)\r\n 4 O'CROININ, Emma 03 Canada- 8:45.49 8:40.53 807 5 \r\n r:+0.73 30.09 1:02.85 (32.76)\r\n 1:35.78 (32.93) 2:08.81 (33.03)\r\n 2:41.79 (32.98) 3:14.79 (33.00)\r\n 3:47.78 (32.99) 4:20.59 (32.81)\r\n 4:53.56 (32.97) 5:26.50 (32.94)\r\n 5:58.91 (32.41) 6:31.78 (32.87)\r\n 7:04.57 (32.79) 7:37.45 (32.88)\r\n 8:09.80 (32.35) 8:40.53 (30.73)\r\n 5 Mull, Lola 02 USA-US- 8:49.05 8:43.61 793 \r\n r:+0.68 29.93 1:02.53 (32.60)\r\n 1:35.32 (32.79) 2:08.22 (32.90)\r\n 2:41.44 (33.22) 3:14.55 (33.11)\r\n 3:48.00 (33.45) 4:21.62 (33.62)\r\n 4:54.39 (32.77) 5:27.36 (32.97)\r\n 6:00.67 (33.31) 6:33.54 (32.87)\r\n 7:06.66 (33.12) 7:40.03 (33.37)\r\n 8:12.44 (32.41) 8:43.61 (31.17)\r\n 6 NAKAMURA, Aoi 01 Japan- 8:37.85 8:46.34 781 4 \r\n 30.15 1:02.54 (32.39)\r\n 1:35.32 (32.78) 2:08.14 (32.82)\r\n 2:41.00 (32.86) 3:13.97 (32.97)\r\n 3:46.90 (32.93) 4:19.98 (33.08)\r\n 4:52.71 (32.73) 5:25.77 (33.06)\r\n 5:59.26 (33.49) 6:32.55 (33.29)\r\n 7:06.53 (33.98) 7:39.97 (33.44)\r\n 8:13.50 (33.53) 8:46.34 (32.84)\r\n 7 GUBECKA, Chloe 02 Australia- 8:42.76 8:49.94 765 3 \r\n r:+0.65 30.07 1:03.42 (33.35)\r\n 1:36.43 (33.01) 2:09.64 (33.21)\r\n 2:42.90 (33.26) 3:16.26 (33.36)\r\n 3:49.53 (33.27) 4:22.54 (33.01)\r\n 4:55.38 (32.84) 5:28.52 (33.14)\r\n 6:01.93 (33.41) 6:35.79 (33.86)\r\n 7:09.40 (33.61) 7:43.19 (33.79)\r\n 8:16.97 (33.78) 8:49.94 (32.97)\r\n 8 NAMBA, Miyu 02 Japan- 8:38.59 8:51.28 759 2 \r\n r:+0.65 30.37 1:02.88 (32.51)\r\n 1:35.81 (32.93) 2:08.86 (33.05)\r\n 2:41.97 (33.11) 3:15.22 (33.25)\r\n 3:48.48 (33.26) 4:21.56 (33.08)\r\n 4:55.21 (33.65) 5:28.56 (33.35)\r\n 6:02.11 (33.55) 6:35.86 (33.75)\r\n 7:09.77 (33.91) 7:43.96 (34.19)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 1500 Free<\/strong><\/p>\nCheng Long<\/strong> of China jumped out to a lead in the 1500 freestyle and kept it up until the end, winning the event in 15:24.55.<\/p>\nHe finished nearly five seconds ahead of Arik Katz<\/strong> (15:30.00) of the U.S. and compatriot Ross Dant<\/strong> (15:30.78).<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Thomas Neill<\/strong> was fourth (15:34.40), followed by compatriot Max Osborn<\/strong> (15:35.48), Japan\u2019s Keiya Tamaru<\/strong> (15:43.66), Mikey Calvillo<\/strong> (15:44.46) of the U.S. and Australia\u2019s Silas Harris<\/strong> (15:50.82).<\/p>\nEvent 8 Men 1500 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 14:51.55 04\/06\/2014Mack Horton, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 15:05.29 08\/24\/2016Robert FINKE, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 CHENG, Long 00 China- 15:28.00 15:24.55 836 9 \r\n r:+0.77 28.56 59.16 (30.60)\r\n 1:30.22 (31.06) 2:01.17 (30.95)\r\n 2:32.18 (31.01) 3:03.17 (30.99)\r\n 3:33.89 (30.72) 4:04.63 (30.74)\r\n 4:35.10 (30.47) 5:05.56 (30.46)\r\n 5:36.13 (30.57) 6:06.98 (30.85)\r\n 6:37.94 (30.96) 7:08.84 (30.90)\r\n 7:39.81 (30.97) 8:10.70 (30.89)\r\n 8:41.68 (30.98) 9:12.90 (31.22)\r\n 9:43.95 (31.05) 10:15.27 (31.32)\r\n 10:46.32 (31.05) 11:17.68 (31.36)\r\n 11:49.12 (31.44) 12:20.42 (31.30)\r\n 12:51.59 (31.17) 13:22.90 (31.31)\r\n 13:54.12 (31.22) 14:25.35 (31.23)\r\n 14:56.53 (31.18) 15:24.55 (28.02)\r\n 2 KATZ, Arik 01 USA-US- 15:23.13 15:30.00 821 7 \r\n r:+0.66 28.28 58.93 (30.65)\r\n 1:29.93 (31.00) 2:01.25 (31.32)\r\n 2:32.48 (31.23) 3:03.93 (31.45)\r\n 3:35.33 (31.40) 4:06.78 (31.45)\r\n 4:38.25 (31.47) 5:09.51 (31.26)\r\n 5:40.22 (30.71) 6:11.32 (31.10)\r\n 6:42.64 (31.32) 7:13.99 (31.35)\r\n 7:45.31 (31.32) 8:16.71 (31.40)\r\n 8:48.06 (31.35) 9:19.46 (31.40)\r\n 9:50.64 (31.18) 10:22.14 (31.50)\r\n 10:53.53 (31.39) 11:24.84 (31.31)\r\n 11:55.49 (30.65) 12:27.11 (31.62)\r\n 12:58.20 (31.09) 13:29.46 (31.26)\r\n 14:00.13 (30.67) 14:31.00 (30.87)\r\n 15:01.13 (30.13) 15:30.00 (28.87)\r\n 3 DANT, Ross 00 USA-US- 15:34.52 15:30.78 819 6 \r\n r:+0.63 28.32 58.41 (30.09)\r\n 1:29.42 (31.01) 2:00.16 (30.74)\r\n 2:31.14 (30.98) 3:02.09 (30.95)\r\n 3:32.96 (30.87) 4:03.96 (31.00)\r\n 4:34.94 (30.98) 5:05.97 (31.03)\r\n 5:36.78 (30.81) 6:07.70 (30.92)\r\n 6:38.54 (30.84) 7:09.79 (31.25)\r\n 7:40.80 (31.01) 8:12.37 (31.57)\r\n 8:43.50 (31.13) 9:14.79 (31.29)\r\n 9:45.88 (31.09) 10:17.18 (31.30)\r\n 10:48.43 (31.25) 11:19.85 (31.42)\r\n 11:51.07 (31.22) 12:22.66 (31.59)\r\n 12:54.02 (31.36) 13:25.71 (31.69)\r\n 13:57.09 (31.38) 14:28.81 (31.72)\r\n 15:00.36 (31.55) 15:30.78 (30.42)\r\n 4 NEILL, Thomas 02 Australia- 15:35.31 15:34.40 810 5 \r\n r:+0.73 28.26 58.48 (30.22)\r\n 1:29.67 (31.19) 2:01.03 (31.36)\r\n 2:32.25 (31.22) 3:03.46 (31.21)\r\n 3:34.70 (31.24) 4:05.94 (31.24)\r\n 4:37.20 (31.26) 5:08.40 (31.20)\r\n 5:39.64 (31.24) 6:10.87 (31.23)\r\n 6:42.38 (31.51) 7:14.05 (31.67)\r\n 7:45.28 (31.23) 8:16.59 (31.31)\r\n 8:47.95 (31.36) 9:19.49 (31.54)\r\n 9:50.89 (31.40) 10:22.54 (31.65)\r\n 10:53.96 (31.42) 11:25.68 (31.72)\r\n 11:57.07 (31.39) 12:28.72 (31.65)\r\n 13:00.07 (31.35) 13:31.67 (31.60)\r\n 14:02.92 (31.25) 14:34.41 (31.49)\r\n 15:05.98 (31.57) 15:34.40 (28.42)\r\n 5 OSBORN, Max 00 Australia- 15:28.60 15:35.48 807 4 \r\n r:+0.73 28.78 59.49 (30.71)\r\n 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6:48.03 (31.73) 7:20.00 (31.97)\r\n 7:51.91 (31.91) 8:24.27 (32.36)\r\n 8:56.19 (31.92) 9:28.40 (32.21)\r\n 10:00.48 (32.08) 10:32.90 (32.42)\r\n 11:04.66 (31.76) 11:37.01 (32.35)\r\n 12:08.91 (31.90) 12:41.67 (32.76)\r\n 13:13.66 (31.99) 13:46.05 (32.39)\r\n 14:17.84 (31.79) 14:50.43 (32.59)\r\n 15:21.69 (31.26) 15:50.82 (29.13)<\/pre>\nMixed 4×100 Medley Relay<\/strong><\/p>\nThe U.S. closed the first night of the meet with a convincing victory in the 4×100 medley relay, finishing in 3:47.01.<\/p>\n
Phoebe Bacon<\/strong> led off the backstroke leg with a 1:00.44 split, giving way to Daniel Roy<\/strong> on the breaststroke (1:00.68), Gianluca Urlando<\/strong> on the butterfly (52.11) and Gretchen Walsh anchored the freestyle leg (53.78).<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Tyler Wall, Gabe Mastromatteo, Maggie MacNeil<\/strong> and Ainsley McMurray<\/strong> took second in 3:51.27.<\/p>\nEvent 9 Mixed 4x100 LC Meter Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 3:26.65 08\/25\/2017Canada\r\n R Gazlev, A Pratt, T Ruck, P Oleksiak\r\n Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 USA-US 'A' 3:52.09 3:47.01 18 \r\n 1) BACON, Phoebe W02 2) r:0.25 ROY, Daniel M00 \r\n 3) r:0.31 URLANDO, Gianluca M02 4) r:0.24 WALSH, Gretchen W03 \r\n r:+0.67 29.23 1:00.44 (1:00.44)\r\n 1:28.79 (28.35) 2:01.12 (1:00.68)\r\n 2:25.32 (24.20) 2:53.23 (52.11)\r\n 3:18.72 (25.49) 3:47.01 (53.78)\r\n 2 Canada 'A-CAN' NT 3:51.27 14 \r\n 1) WALL, Tyler M01 2) r:0.29 MASTROMATTEO, Gabe M02\r\n 3) r:0.15 MACNEIL, Maggie W00 4) r:0.11 MCMURRAY, Ainsley W00 \r\n r:+0.60 27.38 56.62 (56.62)\r\n 1:24.54 (27.92) 1:57.02 (1:00.40)\r\n 2:23.84 (26.82) 2:55.60 (58.58)\r\n 3:22.39 (26.79) 3:51.27 (55.67)\r\n 3 Japan 'A-JPN' 3:53.69 3:53.72 12 \r\n 1) MATSUYAMA, Riku M01 2) r:0.19 FUKASAWA, Yamato M00 \r\n 3) r:0.15 IITSUKA, Chiharu W01 4) r:-0.03 IKEMOTO, Nagisa W02 \r\n r:+0.52 27.11 56.49 (56.49)\r\n 1:25.25 (28.76) 1:58.16 (1:01.67)\r\n 2:26.05 (27.89) 2:57.93 (59.77)\r\n 3:24.07 (26.14) 3:53.72 (55.79)\r\n 4 Australia 'A' 3:54.54 3:56.76 10 \r\n 1) HARTWELL, Ty M01 2) r:0.59 HODGES, Chelsea W01 \r\n 3) r:0.59 RYAN, Michaela W02 4) r:0.20 BRINKWORTH, Ashton M00\r\n r:+0.59 27.41 56.80 (56.80)\r\n 1:29.13 (32.33) 2:06.53 (1:09.73)\r\n 2:34.70 (28.17) 3:06.83 (1:00.30)\r\n 3:30.75 (23.92) 3:56.76 (49.93)\r\n 5 New Zealand 'A-NZL' 3:57.75 3:57.34 8 \r\n 1) Galloway, Gina W01 2) r:0.31 Holder, Matthew M01 \r\n 3) r:0.16 Bates, Hannah W00 4) r:0.21 Pickett, Michael M02 \r\n r:+0.59 29.97 1:02.69 (1:02.69)\r\n 1:31.58 (28.89) 2:05.95 (1:03.26)\r\n 2:34.75 (28.80) 3:07.46 (1:01.51)\r\n 3:30.94 (23.48) 3:57.34 (49.88)\r\n 6 China 'A' NT 3:59.17 6 \r\n 1) DUAN, Feiyu M00 2) r:0.21 PENG, Aiyuan W03 \r\n 3) r:0.20 LIU, Jing W00 4) r:0.17 WANG, Yi M02 \r\n r:+0.70 27.99 58.36 (58.36)\r\n 1:30.80 (32.44) 2:07.92 (1:09.56)\r\n 2:35.86 (27.94) 3:08.76 (1:00.84)\r\n 3:32.93 (24.17) 3:59.17 (50.41)\r\n 7 SGP 'A' 4:05.47 4:06.74 4 \r\n 1) Lee, Mikkel Jun Jie M02 2) r:0.18 Ang, Maximillian M01 \r\n 3) r:0.32 Koo, Yazhen Jamie W01 4) r:0.27 Yip, Sarah Angeque W03\r\n r:+0.62 28.39 59.58 (59.58)\r\n 1:29.68 (30.10) 2:04.33 (1:04.75)\r\n 2:33.27 (28.94) 3:07.63 (1:03.30)\r\n 3:35.84 (28.21) 4:06.74 (59.11)\r\n 8 FIJI 'A' 4:17.26 4:18.75 2 \r\n 1) Ross, Netani M00 2) r:0.60 Wind, Moana W01 \r\n 3) r:0.41 Yalimaiwai, Temafa M01 4) r:0.36 Rova, Rosemarie W02 \r\n r:+0.77 28.95 1:01.80 (1:01.80)\r\n 1:37.03 (35.23) 2:19.68 (1:17.88)\r\n 2:46.51 (26.83) 3:18.09 (58.41)\r\n 3:46.48 (28.39) 4:18.75 (1:00.66)<\/pre>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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