Anicka Delgado<\/strong> (57.31).<\/p>\nEvent 10 Women 100 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 52.70 08\/11\/2016Penny Oleksiak, CAN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 54.60 08\/26\/2012Simone Manuel, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 WALSH, Gretchen 03 USA-US- 55.41 54.47M 873 9 \r\n r:+0.70 26.12 54.47 (28.35)\r\n 2 NORDMANN, Lucie 00 USA-US- 54.99 54.74 860 7 \r\n r:+0.69 26.38 54.74 (28.36)\r\n 3 KING, Eliza 01 Australia- 55.20 54.92 851 6 \r\n r:+0.66 26.85 54.92 (28.07)\r\n 4 WEBB, Abbey 01 Australia- 55.94 55.37 831 5 \r\n r:+0.72 26.92 55.37 (28.45)\r\n 5 IKEMOTO, Nagisa 02 Japan- 55.91 55.47 826 4 \r\n r:+0.51 27.04 55.47 (28.43)\r\n 6 MACNEIL, Maggie 00 Canada- 56.44 55.84 810 3 \r\n r:+0.65 27.19 55.84 (28.65)\r\n 7 MCMURRAY, Ainsl 00 Canada- 56.65 55.85 809 2 \r\n r:+0.71 27.21 55.85 (28.64)\r\n 8 DELGADO, Anicka 02 Ecuador- 56.93 57.31 749 1 \r\n r:+0.65 27.44 57.31 (29.87)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 Free<\/strong><\/p>\nThe U.S. opened the night 2 for 2, sweeping the titles in the 100 free.<\/p>\n
After Walsh won the women\u2019s race, Drew Kibler<\/strong> of the U.S. won the men\u2019s race in 49.23. It was not a 1-2 finish for the men, however.<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Keisu Ishizaki<\/strong> was second in 49.78, ahead of Adam Chaney<\/strong> (50.01) of the U.S.<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Ash Brinkworth<\/strong> took fourth (50.24), followed by China\u2019s Wang Yi<\/strong> (50.46), Japan\u2019s Taikan Tanaka<\/strong> (50.68), Singapore\u2019s Mikkel Lee<\/strong> (50.79) and Australia\u2019s Joseph Jackson<\/strong> (50.81).<\/p>\n Event 11 Men 100 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 47.58 08\/10\/2016Kyle Chalmers, AUS\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 48.91 08\/25\/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- 49.55 49.42 855 9 \r\n r:+0.58 23.80 49.42 (25.62)\r\n 2 ISHIZAKI, Keisu 00 Japan- 50.32 49.78 836 7 \r\n r:+0.58 24.24 49.78 (25.54)\r\n 3 CHANEY, Adam 02 USA-US- 50.06 50.01 825 6 \r\n r:+0.66 23.86 50.01 (26.15)\r\n 4 BRINKWORTH, Ash 00 Australia- 50.33 50.24 814 5 \r\n r:+0.60 24.24 50.24 (26.00)\r\n 5 WANG, Yi 02 China- 50.43 50.46 803 4 \r\n r:+0.57 24.29 50.46 (26.17)\r\n 6 TANAKA, Taikan 01 Japan- 51.31 50.68 793 3 \r\n r:+0.57 24.28 50.68 (26.40)\r\n 7 Lee, Mikkel Jun 02 SGP- 50.44 50.79 787 2 \r\n r:+0.58 24.19 50.79 (26.60)\r\n 8 JACKSON, Joseph 00 Australia- 50.59 50.81 786 1 \r\n r:+0.67 24.39 50.81 (26.42)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 Breast<\/strong><\/p>\nThree in a row for the U.S. and another record. Emily Weiss<\/strong> surged to a meet record in the 100 breaststroke. She clocked a 1:07.55, bettering her 1:07.61 from prelims.<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Nina Kucheran<\/strong> took second, nearly a second behind in 1:08.37. Her Canadian teammate Avery Wiseman<\/strong> was third in 1:08.52.<\/p>\nAllie Raab<\/strong> of the U.S. took fourth in 1:08.83, followed by Japan\u2019s Shiori Asaba<\/strong> (1:09.10) and Yukin Miyasaka<\/strong> (1:09.21), Australia\u2019s Chelsea Hodges<\/strong> (1:09.51) and China\u2019s Aiyuan Peng<\/strong> (1:10.85).<\/p>\nEvent 12 Women 100 LC Meter Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 1:05.39 08\/20\/2014Ruta Meilutyte, LTU\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:07.61 08\/24\/2018Emily WEISS, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 WEISS, Emily 01 USA-US- 1:07.61 1:07.55M 864 9 \r\n r:+0.65 31.69 1:07.55 (35.86)\r\n 2 KUCHERAN, Nina 00 Canada- 1:08.81 1:08.37 833 7 \r\n r:+0.18 32.25 1:08.37 (36.12)\r\n 3 WISEMAN, Avery 02 Canada- 1:09.45 1:08.52 828 6 \r\n r:+0.51 32.36 1:08.52 (36.16)\r\n 4 RAAB, Allie 00 USA-US- 1:09.40 1:08.83 817 5 \r\n r:+0.70 32.51 1:08.83 (36.32)\r\n 5 ASABA, Shiori 00 Japan- 1:09.80 1:09.10 807 4 \r\n r:+0.67 32.97 1:09.10 (36.13)\r\n 6 MIYASAKA, Yukin 00 Japan- 1:09.72 1:09.21 803 3 \r\n r:+0.64 32.43 1:09.21 (36.78)\r\n 7 HODGES, Chelsea 01 Australia- 1:09.56 1:09.51 793 2 \r\n r:+0.64 32.30 1:09.51 (37.21)\r\n 8 PENG, Aiyuan 03 China- 1:10.75 1:10.85 749 1 \r\n r:+0.69 33.35 1:10.85 (37.50)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 Breast<\/strong><\/p>\nCanada got on the top podium for the first time of the night in the 100 breast.<\/p>\n
Gabe Mastromatteo<\/strong> won the event 1:01.27, holding off Daniel Roy<\/strong> (1:01.85) of the U.S. for gold.<\/p>\nYamato Fukasawa<\/strong> took third in 1:02.60, two tenths ahead of compatriot Kaede Hirasawa<\/strong> (1:02.80).<\/p>\nTim Connery<\/strong> of the U.S. took fifth in 1:02.83, followed by Canada\u2019s Alexander Milanovich<\/strong> (1:03.38), Australia\u2019s Thomas Pearson<\/strong> (1:04.31) and New Zealand\u2019s Matthew Holder<\/strong> (1:04.37).<\/p>\nEvent 13 Men 100 LC Meter Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 59.01 08\/23\/2017Nicolo Martinenghi, ITA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 59.85 08\/24\/2012Akihiro YAMAGUCHI, Japan\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 MASTROMATTEO, G 02 Canada- 1:02.46 1:01.27 810 9 \r\n r:+0.62 28.71 1:01.27 (32.56)\r\n 2 ROY, Daniel 00 USA-US- 1:02.35 1:01.85 788 7 \r\n r:+0.66 29.21 1:01.85 (32.64)\r\n 3 FUKASAWA, Yamat 00 Japan- 1:02.80 1:02.60 760 6 \r\n r:+0.44 29.33 1:02.60 (33.27)\r\n 4 HIRAKAWA, Kaede 00 Japan- 1:02.67 1:02.80 752 5 \r\n r:+0.62 29.46 1:02.80 (33.34)\r\n 5 CONNERY, Tim 02 USA-US- 1:02.83 1:02.83 751 4 \r\n r:+0.69 29.56 1:02.83 (33.27)\r\n 6 MILANOVICH, Ale 02 Canada- 1:03.71 1:03.38 732 3 \r\n r:+0.73 28.99 1:03.38 (34.39)\r\n 7 PEARSON, Thomas 00 Australia- 1:04.46 1:04.31 701 2 \r\n r:+0.68 29.96 1:04.31 (34.35)\r\n 8 Holder, Matthew 01 New Zealand- 1:04.84 1:04.37 699 1 \r\n r:+0.78 29.88 1:04.37 (34.49)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\nThe U.S. put together another 1-2 performance in the women\u2019s 400 IM. as Emma Weyant<\/strong> and Mariah Denigan<\/strong> powered past the rest of the field by more than four seconds.<\/p>\nWeyant won the race in 4:40.64, while Denigan clocked a 4:41.39.<\/p>\n
Japan\u2019s Mei Ishihara<\/strong> took third (4:45.43), followed by compatriot Karin Takemura<\/strong> (4:46.18).<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Jacinta Essa<\/strong>m was fifth (4:49.45), followed by Canada\u2019s Bailey Herbert<\/strong> (4:49.95), China\u2019s Li Tinyao<\/strong> (4:50.89) and Canada\u2019s Victoria Kwan<\/strong> (4:53.15).<\/p>\nEvent 14 Women 400 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 4:39.01 08\/25\/2015Rosie Rudin, GBR\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:39.76 08\/24\/2012Becca MANN, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 WEYANT, Emma 01 USA-US- 4:44.51 4:40.64 854 9 \r\n r:+0.67 31.28 1:05.73 (34.45)\r\n 1:42.41 (36.68) 2:17.52 (35.11)\r\n 2:57.48 (39.96) 3:37.94 (40.46)\r\n 4:10.03 (32.09) 4:40.64 (30.61)\r\n 2 DENIGAN, Mariah 03 USA-US- 4:43.54 4:41.39 848 7 \r\n r:+0.68 31.58 1:06.66 (35.08)\r\n 1:42.98 (36.32) 2:17.89 (34.91)\r\n 2:58.20 (40.31) 3:39.17 (40.97)\r\n 4:10.59 (31.42) 4:41.39 (30.80)\r\n 3 ISHIHARA, Mei 02 Japan- 4:48.88 4:45.43 812 6 \r\n 30.81 1:05.99 (35.18)\r\n 1:43.71 (37.72) 2:19.66 (35.95)\r\n 2:59.60 (39.94) 3:39.32 (39.72)\r\n 4:12.88 (33.56) 4:45.43 (32.55)\r\n 4 TAKEMURA, Karin 01 Japan- 4:49.45 4:46.18 806 5 \r\n r:+0.53 30.50 1:03.99 (33.49)\r\n 1:40.46 (36.47) 2:16.53 (36.07)\r\n 2:58.36 (41.83) 3:40.79 (42.43)\r\n 4:14.44 (33.65) 4:46.18 (31.74)\r\n 5 ESSAM, Jacinta 01 Australia- 4:54.49 4:49.45 779 4 \r\n r:+0.79 30.61 1:04.92 (34.31)\r\n 1:43.54 (38.62) 2:21.43 (37.89)\r\n 3:02.27 (40.84) 3:44.22 (41.95)\r\n 4:17.70 (33.48) 4:49.45 (31.75)\r\n 6 HERBERT, Bailey 02 Canada- 4:51.59 4:49.95 775 3 \r\n r:+0.76 31.25 1:06.66 (35.41)\r\n 1:45.50 (38.84) 2:22.74 (37.24)\r\n 3:02.75 (40.01) 3:43.35 (40.60)\r\n 4:17.39 (34.04) 4:49.95 (32.56)\r\n 7 LI, Tianyao 01 China- 4:48.70 4:50.89 767 2 \r\n r:+0.63 30.03 1:05.07 (35.04)\r\n 1:42.26 (37.19) 2:17.97 (35.71)\r\n 3:00.69 (42.72) 3:44.02 (43.33)\r\n 4:18.19 (34.17) 4:50.89 (32.70)\r\n 8 KWAN, Victoria 00 Canada- 4:55.93 4:53.15 750 1 \r\n r:+0.72 31.03 1:06.21 (35.18)\r\n 1:44.14 (37.93) 2:21.58 (37.44)\r\n 3:03.75 (42.17) 3:45.84 (42.09)\r\n 4:20.10 (34.26) 4:53.15 (33.05)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\nThe U.S. men followed suit by going 1-2 in the 400 IM, just as the women did.<\/p>\n
Carson Foster<\/strong> won the event in 4:14.73, holding off teammate Jake Foster<\/strong> by nearly a second. Foster finished in 4:15.78.<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Masayuki Otake<\/strong> finished third (4:17.79), followed by Australia\u2019s Brendon Smith<\/strong> (4:18.95), Japan\u2019s Keiya<\/strong> Tamaru<\/strong> (4:19.03), Australia\u2019s Se-Bom Lee<\/strong> (4:26.76), New Zealand\u2019s Thomas Watkins<\/strong> (4:34.06) and China\u2019s Cheng<\/strong> Long<\/strong> (4:36.73).<\/p>\nEvent 15 Men 400 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 4:14.00 06\/26\/2016Sean Grieshop, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:12.59 08\/24\/2012Chase KALISZ, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 FOSTER, Carson 01 USA-US- 4:14.92 4:14.73 877 9 \r\n r:+0.68 26.84 57.58 (30.74)\r\n 1:30.08 (32.50) 2:01.57 (31.49)\r\n 2:37.76 (36.19) 3:14.70 (36.94)\r\n 3:45.46 (30.76) 4:14.73 (29.27)\r\n 2 FOSTER, Jake 00 USA-US- 4:21.29 4:15.78 866 7 \r\n r:+0.64 27.57 59.12 (31.55)\r\n 1:33.37 (34.25) 2:07.24 (33.87)\r\n 2:41.76 (34.52) 3:16.87 (35.11)\r\n 3:46.88 (30.01) 4:15.78 (28.90)\r\n 3 OTAKE, Masayuki 00 Japan- 4:20.23 4:17.79 846 6 \r\n r:+0.69 27.68 59.20 (31.52)\r\n 1:32.78 (33.58) 2:06.62 (33.84)\r\n 2:43.24 (36.62) 3:19.90 (36.66)\r\n 3:49.32 (29.42) 4:17.79 (28.47)\r\n 4 SMITH, Brendon 00 Australia- 4:24.67 4:18.95 834 5 \r\n r:+0.65 27.09 58.02 (30.93)\r\n 1:31.65 (33.63) 2:03.98 (32.33)\r\n 2:41.28 (37.30) 3:19.92 (38.64)\r\n 3:50.85 (30.93) 4:18.95 (28.10)\r\n 5 TAMARU, Keiya 01 Japan- 4:20.23 4:19.03 834 4 \r\n r:+0.64 27.79 59.59 (31.80)\r\n 1:33.70 (34.11) 2:07.27 (33.57)\r\n 2:43.25 (35.98) 3:19.48 (36.23)\r\n 3:50.53 (31.05) 4:19.03 (28.50)\r\n 6 LEE, Se-Bom 01 Australia- 4:25.79 4:26.76 763 3 \r\n r:+0.69 28.25 1:00.03 (31.78)\r\n 1:33.39 (33.36) 2:06.45 (33.06)\r\n 2:44.44 (37.99) 3:23.24 (38.80)\r\n 3:55.61 (32.37) 4:26.76 (31.15)\r\n 7 Watkins, Thomas 00 New Zealand- 4:29.64 4:34.06 704 2 \r\n r:+0.67 28.06 1:01.31 (33.25)\r\n 1:35.99 (34.68) 2:07.75 (31.76)\r\n 2:47.69 (39.94) 3:28.79 (41.10)\r\n 4:02.31 (33.52) 4:34.06 (31.75)\r\n 8 CHENG, Long 00 China- 4:30.62 4:36.73 684 1 \r\n r:+0.78 29.04 1:03.29 (34.25)\r\n 1:39.41 (36.12) 2:13.51 (34.10)\r\n 2:53.29 (39.78) 3:34.06 (40.77)\r\n 4:06.74 (32.68) 4:36.73 (29.99)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 4×200 Free Relay<\/strong><\/p>\nOne more women\u2019s event for the evening and one more record to be broken.<\/p>\n
The U.S. women lowered the mark in the 4×200 free relay, finishing in a time of 7:57.93. It broke the old meet record set by the U.S. in 2009.<\/p>\n
Claire Tuggle<\/strong> led off with a 1:59.32 split, followed by Isabel Ivey<\/strong> (1:59.73), Gretchen Walsh<\/strong> (1:59.72) and Lucie<\/strong> Nordmann<\/strong> (1:56.16).<\/p>\nAustralia\u00a0 took second (7:59.97), followed by Japan (8:09.03), Canada (8:13.37) and New Zealand (8:18.91).<\/p>\n
Event 16 Women 4x200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 7:51.47 08\/23\/2017Canada\r\n K Noelle Sanchez, P Oleksiak, R Smith, T Ruck\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 7:58.26 01\/09\/2009United States of America, U.S.A.\r\n A Taylor, S Tucker, C Breed, D Knutson\r\n Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 USA-US 'A' 8:02.40 7:57.93M 903 18 \r\n 1) TUGGLE, Claire 04 2) r:0.58 IVEY, Isabel 00 \r\n 3) r:0.34 WALSH, Gretchen 03 4) r:0.45 NORDMANN, Lucie 00 \r\n r:+0.68 28.30 58.42 (58.42)\r\n 1:29.01 (1:29.01) 1:59.32 (1:59.32)\r\n 2:27.96 (28.64) 2:58.15 (58.83)\r\n 3:28.78 (1:29.46) 3:59.05 (1:59.73)\r\n 4:25.92 (26.87) 4:55.82 (56.77)\r\n 5:27.41 (1:28.36) 5:58.77 (1:59.72)\r\n 6:26.55 (27.78) 6:57.39 (58.62)\r\n 7:28.32 (1:29.55) 7:57.93 (1:59.16)\r\n 2 Australia 'A' 8:00.24 7:59.97 892 14 \r\n 1) PALLISTER, Lani 02 2) r:0.48 KING, Eliza 01 \r\n 3) r:0.49 RYAN, Michaela 02 4) r:0.45 WEBB, Abbey 01 \r\n r:+0.70 28.04 58.53 (58.53)\r\n 1:29.26 (1:29.26) 1:58.83 (1:58.83)\r\n 2:27.72 (28.89) 2:58.08 (59.25)\r\n 3:29.00 (1:30.17) 3:59.28 (2:00.45)\r\n 4:26.94 (27.66) 4:56.79 (57.51)\r\n 5:27.65 (1:28.37) 5:58.34 (1:59.06)\r\n 6:26.53 (28.19) 6:57.59 (59.25)\r\n 7:29.42 (1:31.08) 7:59.97 (2:01.63)\r\n 3 Japan 'A-JPN' 8:02.09 8:09.03 843 12 \r\n 1) IKEMOTO, Nagisa 02 2) r:0.28 IBAYASHI, Yui 00 \r\n 3) r:0.18 NAKAMURA, Aoi 01 4) r:0.27 NAMBA, Miyu 02 \r\n 28.40 59.36 (59.36)\r\n 1:30.32 (1:30.32) 2:01.49 (2:01.49)\r\n 2:30.16 (28.67) 3:01.21 (59.72)\r\n 3:33.37 (1:31.88) 4:05.60 (2:04.11)\r\n 4:34.03 (28.43) 5:05.52 (59.92)\r\n 5:37.65 (1:32.05) 6:09.24 (2:03.64)\r\n 6:36.13 (26.89) 7:05.88 (56.64)\r\n 7:37.65 (1:28.41) 8:09.03 (1:59.79)\r\n 4 Canada 'A-CAN' 8:06.21 8:13.37 821 10 \r\n 1) O'CROININ, Emma 03 2) r:0.19 MCMURRAY, Ainsley 00 \r\n 3) r:0.20 MACNEIL, Maggie 00 4) r:0.49 HENDERSON, Hanna 02 \r\n 28.67 59.82 (59.82)\r\n 1:31.15 (1:31.15) 2:01.62 (2:01.62)\r\n 2:30.31 (28.69) 3:01.45 (59.83)\r\n 3:33.66 (1:32.04) 4:05.56 (2:03.94)\r\n 4:33.58 (28.02) 5:04.72 (59.16)\r\n 5:36.99 (1:31.43) 6:09.31 (2:03.75)\r\n 6:37.07 (27.76) 7:08.05 (58.74)\r\n 7:40.45 (1:31.14) 8:13.37 (2:04.06)\r\n 5 New Zealand 'A-NZL' 8:11.83 8:18.91 794 8 \r\n 1) Edwards, Chelsey 01 2) r:0.35 Fairweather, Erika 03 \r\n 3) r:0.62 Atkinson, Amadika 02 4) r:0.30 Thomas, Eve 01 \r\n r:+0.66 28.89 59.71 (59.71)\r\n 1:32.21 (1:32.21) 2:04.61 (2:04.61)\r\n 2:32.47 (27.86) 3:03.03 (58.42)\r\n 3:34.33 (1:29.72) 4:05.32 (2:00.71)\r\n 4:34.46 (29.14) 5:06.53 (1:01.21)\r\n 5:40.73 (1:35.41) 6:13.40 (2:08.08)\r\n 6:42.48 (29.08) 7:14.74 (1:01.34)\r\n 7:47.22 (1:33.82) 8:18.91 (2:05.51)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 4×200 Free Relay<\/strong><\/p>\nOnce again, the women set the precedent and the men followed suit.<\/p>\n
After the U.S. women set the meet record in 4×200 free relay, the men matched the feat with a record of their own.<\/p>\n
Jake Magahey<\/strong> (1:49.40), Drew Kibler<\/strong> (1:48.30), Dare Rose<\/strong> (1:49.04) and Carson Foster<\/strong> (1:49.68) won the men\u2019s event in 7:16.42.<\/p>\nIt broke the old mark set by Australia in 2009.<\/p>\n
Japan finished second (7:21.40), followed by Australia (7:26.57), Canada (7:31.39), New Zealand (7:37.70) and China (8:06.44).<\/p>\n
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