Jenna Forrester<\/strong> (2:18.33).<\/p>\nEvent 26 Women 200 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 2:09.98 01\/29\/2017Rikako Ikee, JPN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:10.79 01\/11\/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 WALSH, Alex 01 USA-US- 2:14.44 2:12.06 871 9 \r\n r:+0.77 28.41 1:01.07 (32.66)\r\n 1:39.71 (38.64) 2:12.06 (32.35)\r\n 2 TAKEMURA, Karin 01 Japan- 2:17.60 2:14.90 817 7 \r\n r:+0.53 28.85 1:02.78 (33.93)\r\n 1:42.70 (39.92) 2:14.90 (32.20)\r\n 3 ISHIHARA, Mei 02 Japan- 2:19.86 2:14.91 816 6 \r\n r:+0.73 30.08 1:05.50 (35.42)\r\n 1:43.93 (38.43) 2:14.91 (30.98)\r\n 4 RAAB, Allie 00 USA-US- 2:15.83 2:15.53 805 5 \r\n r:+0.53 29.82 1:05.36 (35.54)\r\n 1:43.99 (38.63) 2:15.53 (31.54)\r\n 5 LI, Tianyao 01 China- 2:17.97 2:17.08 778 4 \r\n 29.76 1:03.52 (33.76)\r\n 1:45.33 (41.81) 2:17.08 (31.75)\r\n 6 HERBERT, Bailey 02 Canada- 2:19.11 2:17.40 773 3 \r\n r:+0.70 29.55 1:05.59 (36.04)\r\n 1:44.53 (38.94) 2:17.40 (32.87)\r\n 7 KWAN, Victoria 00 Canada- 2:19.80 2:17.87 765 2 \r\n r:+0.67 29.66 1:05.31 (35.65)\r\n 1:45.33 (40.02) 2:17.87 (32.54)\r\n 8 FORRESTER, Jenn 03 Australia- 2:21.26 2:18.33 757 1 \r\n r:+0.73 29.74 1:05.02 (35.28)\r\n 1:46.02 (41.00) 2:18.33 (32.31)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
The U.S. men started strong on the final night of the meet.<\/p>\n
Carson Foster<\/strong> dropped nearly two seconds from his prelims tim in the 200 IM to win the event in 1:59.86. He was the only swimmer to break 2 minutes.<\/p>\nGianluca Urlando<\/strong> finished just behind in 2:00.60, giving the U.S. a 1-2 finish.<\/p>\nJapan\u2019s Masayuki Otake<\/strong> took third (2:00.72), followed by Canada\u2019s Finlay Knox<\/strong> (2:02.09) and Cole Pratt<\/strong> (2:03.30), Australia\u2019s Se-Bom Lee<\/strong> (2:04.38), Japan\u2019s Shinnosuke Aso<\/strong> (2:05.38) and Australia\u2019s Brendon Smith<\/strong> (2:07.12).<\/p>\nEvent 27 Men 200 LC Meter IM<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 1:57.06 07\/27\/2017Qin Haiyang, CHN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 1:59.51 08\/26\/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- 2:01.57 1:59.86 860 9 \r\n r:+0.48 26.06 55.84 (29.78)\r\n 1:31.47 (35.63) 1:59.86 (28.39)\r\n 2 URLANDO, Gianlu 02 USA-US- 2:01.42 2:00.60 844 7 \r\n r:+0.73 25.46 56.50 (31.04)\r\n 1:31.10 (34.60) 2:00.60 (29.50)\r\n 3 OTAKE, Masayuki 00 Japan- 2:03.32 2:00.72 842 6 \r\n r:+0.62 26.39 56.87 (30.48)\r\n 1:31.83 (34.96) 2:00.72 (28.89)\r\n 4 KNOX, Finlay 01 Canada- 2:05.80 2:02.09 814 5 \r\n r:+0.64 26.51 58.01 (31.50)\r\n 1:32.75 (34.74) 2:02.09 (29.34)\r\n 5 PRATT, Cole 02 Canada- 2:05.43 2:03.30 790 4 \r\n r:+0.70 26.78 57.72 (30.94)\r\n 1:34.24 (36.52) 2:03.30 (29.06)\r\n 6 LEE, Se-Bom 01 Australia- 2:05.33 2:04.38 769 3 \r\n r:+0.61 26.83 57.60 (30.77)\r\n 1:34.31 (36.71) 2:04.38 (30.07)\r\n 7 ASO, Shinnosuke 02 Japan- 2:04.73 2:05.38 751 2 \r\n r:+0.53 26.78 59.31 (32.53)\r\n 1:35.35 (36.04) 2:05.38 (30.03)\r\n 8 SMITH, Brendon 00 Australia- 2:06.84 2:07.12 721 1 \r\n r:+0.67 26.88 58.44 (31.56)\r\n 1:37.22 (38.78) 2:07.12 (29.90)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
The U.S. women followed suit with another 1-2 finish, this time in the 50 free.<\/p>\n
Maxine Parker<\/strong> moved up from the second set to hold on for a victory in 25.39.<\/p>\nGretchen Walsh<\/strong> finished second in 25.57. Both Americans bettered their prelims times by at least two tenths.<\/p>\nAustralia\u2019s Natasha Ramsden<\/strong> (25.65) and Eliza King<\/strong> (25.70), followed with a 3-4 finish.<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Ainsley McMurray<\/strong> was fifth (26.08), followed by Japan\u2019s Nagisa Ikemoto<\/strong> (26.16), Canada\u2019s Maggie MacNeil<\/strong> (26.25) and New Zealand\u2019s Chelsea Edwards<\/strong> (26.60).<\/p>\n Event 28 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 24.33 09\/16\/2017Rikako Ikee, JPN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 24.74 08\/29\/2010Yolane Kukla, Australia\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 PARKER, Maxine 02 USA-US- 25.73 25.39 816 9 \r\n r:+0.70 \r\n 2 WALSH, Gretchen 03 USA-US- 25.80 25.57 799 7 \r\n r:+0.75 \r\n 3 RAMSDEN, Natash 00 Australia- 25.72 25.65 791 6 \r\n r:+0.66 \r\n 4 KING, Eliza 01 Australia- 25.90 25.70 787 5 \r\n r:+0.69 \r\n 5 MCMURRAY, Ainsl 00 Canada- 26.20 26.08 753 4 \r\n r:+0.73 \r\n 6 IKEMOTO, Nagisa 02 Japan- 26.17 26.16 746 3 \r\n r:+0.51 \r\n 7 MACNEIL, Maggie 00 Canada- 26.47 26.25 738 2 \r\n r:+0.69 \r\n 8 Edwards, Chelse 01 New Zealand- 26.56 26.60 709 1 \r\n r:+0.67\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 50 Free<\/h3>\n
The men\u2019s 50 free saw three competitors within 14 hundredths of a second and in the race until the touch.<\/p>\n
Australia\u2019s Ash Brinkworth<\/strong> was the first to the wall, finishing in 22.72, touching out Drew Kibler<\/strong> (22.81) of the U.S. and New Zealand\u2019s Michael Pickett<\/strong> (22.86).<\/p>\nAdam Chaney<\/strong> of the U.S. was fourth in 23.08, followed by Canada\u2019s Joshua Liendo<\/strong> (223.22), Australia\u2019s Joseph<\/strong> Jackson<\/strong> (23.37), Singapore\u2019s Mikkel Jun Lee<\/strong> (23.45) and Japan\u2019s Taikan Tanaka<\/strong> (23.56).<\/p>\nEvent 29 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 21.75 08\/25\/2017Michael Andrew, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 22.20 08\/30\/2014Paul Powers, USA\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 BRINKWORTH, Ash 00 Australia- 22.68 22.72 779 9 \r\n r:+0.65 \r\n 2 KIBLER, Drew 00 USA-US- 22.91 22.81 770 7 \r\n r:+0.61 \r\n 3 Pickett, Michae 02 New Zealand- 22.99 22.86 765 6 \r\n r:+0.61 \r\n 4 CHANEY, Adam 02 USA-US- 23.16 23.08 743 5 \r\n r:+0.66 \r\n 5 LIENDO, Joshua 02 Canada- 23.67 23.22 730 4 \r\n r:+0.65 \r\n 6 JACKSON, Joseph 00 Australia- 23.52 23.37 716 3 \r\n r:+0.67 \r\n 7 Lee, Mikkel Jun 02 SGP- 23.48 23.45 708 2 \r\n r:+0.59 \r\n 8 TANAKA, Taikan 01 Japan- 23.59 23.56 699 1 \r\n r:+0.57\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 Breast<\/h3>\n
The women\u2019s 200 breast turned into a one-on-one showdown between Japan\u2019s Shiori Asaba<\/strong> and Ella Nelson<\/strong> of the United States.<\/p>\nBoth separated themselves from the pack and closed in on the wall together. Asaba reached first in 2:27.48, barely edging Nelson (2:27.83) in a stellar showdown.<\/p>\n
Japan\u2019s Honoka Tatsumu<\/strong> took third (2:19.12), followed by Canada\u2019s Nina Kucheran<\/strong> (2:29.55), Allie Raab<\/strong> of the U.S (2:31.41), Canada\u2019s Avery Wiseman<\/strong> (2:32.06), Australia\u2019s Tara Kinder<\/strong> (2:32.51) and Georgia Powell<\/strong> (2:32.93).<\/p>\nEvent 30 Women 200 LC Meter Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 2:19.64 08\/30\/2015Viktoria Gunes, TUR\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:25.46 08\/27\/2016Zoe BARTEL, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 ASABA, Shiori 00 Japan- 2:29.00 2:27.48 839 9 \r\n r:+0.73 34.10 1:11.52 (37.42)\r\n 1:49.67 (38.15) 2:27.48 (37.81)\r\n 2 NELSON, Ella 01 USA-US- 2:29.59 2:27.83 833 7 \r\n r:+0.56 34.15 1:11.56 (37.41)\r\n 1:49.56 (38.00) 2:27.83 (38.27)\r\n 3 TATSUMU, Honoka 04 Japan- 2:29.14 2:29.12 811 6 \r\n r:+0.48 34.88 1:12.62 (37.74)\r\n 1:50.98 (38.36) 2:29.12 (38.14)\r\n 4 KUCHERAN, Nina 00 Canada- 2:29.66 2:29.55 804 5 \r\n r:+0.51 33.69 1:11.68 (37.99)\r\n 1:49.96 (38.28) 2:29.55 (39.59)\r\n 5 RAAB, Allie 00 USA-US- 2:31.24 2:31.41 775 4 \r\n r:+0.71 35.12 1:13.70 (38.58)\r\n 1:52.70 (39.00) 2:31.41 (38.71)\r\n 6 WISEMAN, Avery 02 Canada- 2:30.81 2:32.06 765 3 \r\n r:+0.68 34.33 1:12.54 (38.21)\r\n 1:51.77 (39.23) 2:32.06 (40.29)\r\n 7 KINDER, Tara 03 Australia- 2:32.16 2:32.51 758 2 \r\n r:+0.69 34.93 1:13.25 (38.32)\r\n 1:53.28 (40.03) 2:32.51 (39.23)\r\n 8 POWELL, Georgia 02 Australia- 2:30.21 2:32.93 752 1 \r\n r:+0.70 34.82 1:13.71 (38.89)\r\n 1:53.36 (39.65) 2:32.93 (39.57)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 Breast<\/h3>\n
After a stunning showdown in the women\u2019s 200 breast, the men\u2019s race was even more epic as a hundredth of a second separated two teammates who touched the wall together.<\/p>\n
Daniel Roy<\/strong> got his hand on the wall first, winning in 2:11.79, barely ahead of teammate AJ Pouch<\/strong> (2:11.80) in one of the best races of the meet.<\/p>\nThe U.S. duo finished nearly two seconds ahead of the rest of the field.<\/p>\n
Japan\u2019s Yamato Fukasawa<\/strong> was third in 2:13.57, followed by compatriots Kaede Hirakawa<\/strong> (2:14.51), and Shoma Sato<\/strong> (2:14.96).<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Gabe Mastromatteo<\/strong> was sixth (2:15.78), Singapore\u2019s Maximillian Ang<\/strong> (2:22.18) and New Zealand\u2019s Matthew<\/strong> Holder<\/strong> (2:26.68).<\/p>\n Event 31 Men 200 LC Meter Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 2:09.39 07\/27\/2017Qin Haiyang, CHN\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 2:08.03 08\/26\/2012Akihiro YAMAGUCHI, Japan\r\n Name Year Team Prelims Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 ROY, Daniel 00 USA-US- 2:12.63 2:11.79 895 9 \r\n r:+0.70 31.08 1:04.22 (33.14)\r\n 1:37.56 (33.34) 2:11.79 (34.23)\r\n 2 POUCH, AJ 00 USA-US- 2:13.21 2:11.80 894 7 \r\n r:+0.74 30.35 1:03.52 (33.17)\r\n 1:37.44 (33.92) 2:11.80 (34.36)\r\n 3 FUKASAWA, Yamat 00 Japan- 2:14.06 2:13.57 859 6 \r\n r:+0.47 30.61 1:04.63 (34.02)\r\n 1:38.56 (33.93) 2:13.57 (35.01)\r\n 4 HIRAKAWA, Kaede 00 Japan- 2:15.19 2:14.51 841 \r\n r:+0.63 30.70 1:04.73 (34.03)\r\n 1:39.60 (34.87) 2:14.51 (34.91)\r\n 5 SATO, Shoma 01 Japan- 2:13.78 2:14.96 833 5 \r\n r:+0.66 30.48 1:04.45 (33.97)\r\n 1:39.35 (34.90) 2:14.96 (35.61)\r\n 6 MASTROMATTEO, G 02 Canada- 2:15.99 2:15.78 818 4 \r\n r:+0.67 30.86 1:05.96 (35.10)\r\n 1:41.49 (35.53) 2:15.78 (34.29)\r\n 7 Ang, Maximillia 01 SGP- 2:25.38 2:22.18 712 3 \r\n r:+0.64 31.39 1:07.05 (35.66)\r\n 1:44.18 (37.13) 2:22.18 (38.00)\r\n 8 Holder, Matthew 01 New Zealand- 2:27.43 2:26.68 649 2 \r\n r:+0.74 31.78 1:08.48 (36.70)\r\n 1:47.24 (38.76) 2:26.68 (39.44)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 1500 Free<\/h3>\n
It took until the final women\u2019s event \u2014\u00a0and the longest one \u2014\u00a0to get the night\u2019s first meet record.<\/p>\n
Australia\u2019s Lani Pallister<\/strong> crushed the field in the 1500 freestyle to win in 16:08.09, breaking the meet record set by Becca Mann of the U.S., who swam a 16:11.98 in 2012.<\/p>\nPallister finished 16 seconds ahead of the rest of the field.<\/p>\n
Mariah Denigan<\/strong> of the U.S. was second in 16:24.35, while Canada\u2019s Emma O\u2019Croinin<\/strong> was third in 16:28.79.<\/p>\nLola Mull<\/strong> of the U.S. finished fourth in 16:40.03, followed by Japan\u2019s Aoi Nakamura<\/strong> (16:43.20), Australia\u2019s Chloe<\/strong> Gubecka<\/strong> (16:54.80) and Jacinta Essam<\/strong> (17:01.73) and Canada\u2019s Octavia Lau<\/strong> (17:19.91).<\/p>\nEvent 32 Women 1500 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 15:28.36 08\/24\/2014Katie Ledecky, USA\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 16:11.98 08\/26\/2012Becca MANN, USA\r\n Name Year Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 PALLISTER, Lani 02 Australia- 16:29.40 16:08.09M 873 9 \r\n r:+0.55 29.01 1:00.56 (31.55)\r\n 1:32.78 (32.22) 2:05.07 (32.29)\r\n 2:37.50 (32.43) 3:10.10 (32.60)\r\n 3:42.41 (32.31) 4:14.65 (32.24)\r\n 4:47.43 (32.78) 5:19.77 (32.34)\r\n 5:52.26 (32.49) 6:24.55 (32.29)\r\n 6:57.23 (32.68) 7:29.62 (32.39)\r\n 8:02.38 (32.76) 8:34.89 (32.51)\r\n 9:07.35 (32.46) 9:39.75 (32.40)\r\n 10:12.14 (32.39) 10:44.31 (32.17)\r\n 11:16.77 (32.46) 11:49.27 (32.50)\r\n 12:21.51 (32.24) 12:53.90 (32.39)\r\n 13:26.57 (32.67) 13:59.18 (32.61)\r\n 14:31.93 (32.75) 15:04.41 (32.48)\r\n 15:37.09 (32.68) 16:08.09 (31.00)\r\n 2 DENIGAN, Mariah 03 USA-US- 16:19.29 16:24.35 831 7 \r\n r:+0.70 30.53 1:03.32 (32.79)\r\n 1:36.32 (33.00) 2:09.11 (32.79)\r\n 2:42.02 (32.91) 3:14.98 (32.96)\r\n 3:47.67 (32.69) 4:20.34 (32.67)\r\n 4:52.77 (32.43) 5:25.27 (32.50)\r\n 5:57.78 (32.51) 6:30.42 (32.64)\r\n 7:02.88 (32.46) 7:35.45 (32.57)\r\n 8:07.66 (32.21) 8:39.97 (32.31)\r\n 9:12.24 (32.27) 9:44.83 (32.59)\r\n 10:17.27 (32.44) 10:49.88 (32.61)\r\n 11:22.48 (32.60) 11:55.72 (33.24)\r\n 12:28.45 (32.73) 13:01.70 (33.25)\r\n 13:35.20 (33.50) 14:08.96 (33.76)\r\n 14:43.02 (34.06) 15:17.29 (34.27)\r\n 15:51.46 (34.17) 16:24.35 (32.89)\r\n 3 O'CROININ, Emma 03 Canada- 16:35.47 16:28.79 819 6 \r\n 30.45 1:03.78 (33.33)\r\n 1:37.29 (33.51) 2:10.65 (33.36)\r\n 2:43.83 (33.18) 3:17.36 (33.53)\r\n 3:50.63 (33.27) 4:23.88 (33.25)\r\n 4:57.18 (33.30) 5:30.39 (33.21)\r\n 6:03.82 (33.43) 6:37.27 (33.45)\r\n 7:10.18 (32.91) 7:43.24 (33.06)\r\n 8:16.41 (33.17) 8:49.32 (32.91)\r\n 9:22.11 (32.79) 9:55.04 (32.93)\r\n 10:27.85 (32.81) 11:00.73 (32.88)\r\n 11:33.50 (32.77) 12:06.26 (32.76)\r\n 12:38.98 (32.72) 13:11.82 (32.84)\r\n 13:44.57 (32.75) 14:17.55 (32.98)\r\n 14:50.83 (33.28) 15:23.96 (33.13)\r\n 15:57.29 (33.33) 16:28.79 (31.50)\r\n 4 Mull, Lola 02 USA-US- 16:42.60 16:40.03 792 5 \r\n r:+0.56 30.75 1:04.25 (33.50)\r\n 1:37.87 (33.62) 2:11.52 (33.65)\r\n 2:45.05 (33.53) 3:18.75 (33.70)\r\n 3:52.29 (33.54) 4:26.21 (33.92)\r\n 5:00.01 (33.80) 5:33.89 (33.88)\r\n 6:06.60 (32.71) 6:39.99 (33.39)\r\n 7:13.26 (33.27) 7:46.27 (33.01)\r\n 8:19.23 (32.96) 8:52.10 (32.87)\r\n 9:24.91 (32.81) 9:57.95 (33.04)\r\n 10:31.10 (33.15) 11:04.56 (33.46)\r\n 11:36.93 (32.37) 12:09.88 (32.95)\r\n 12:43.36 (33.48) 13:16.90 (33.54)\r\n 13:50.52 (33.62) 14:23.97 (33.45)\r\n 14:57.48 (33.51) 15:31.13 (33.65)\r\n 16:05.33 (34.20) 16:40.03 (34.70)\r\n 5 NAKAMURA, Aoi 01 Japan- 16:23.71 16:43.20 785 4 \r\n 30.95 1:04.24 (33.29)\r\n 1:38.28 (34.04) 2:11.89 (33.61)\r\n 2:45.62 (33.73) 3:19.26 (33.64)\r\n 3:52.97 (33.71) 4:26.53 (33.56)\r\n 5:00.32 (33.79) 5:33.53 (33.21)\r\n 6:06.84 (33.31) 6:40.11 (33.27)\r\n 7:13.45 (33.34) 7:46.89 (33.44)\r\n 8:20.35 (33.46) 8:53.65 (33.30)\r\n 9:26.96 (33.31) 10:00.68 (33.72)\r\n 10:34.00 (33.32) 11:07.48 (33.48)\r\n 11:40.94 (33.46) 12:14.43 (33.49)\r\n 12:48.14 (33.71) 13:22.04 (33.90)\r\n 13:55.77 (33.73) 14:29.62 (33.85)\r\n 15:03.19 (33.57) 15:37.00 (33.81)\r\n 16:10.65 (33.65) 16:43.20 (32.55)\r\n 6 GUBECKA, Chloe 02 Australia- 16:46.79 16:54.80 758 3 \r\n r:+0.48 31.29 1:05.33 (34.04)\r\n 1:39.52 (34.19) 2:13.09 (33.57)\r\n 2:46.68 (33.59) 3:20.23 (33.55)\r\n 3:53.71 (33.48) 4:27.10 (33.39)\r\n 5:00.62 (33.52) 5:34.15 (33.53)\r\n 6:07.95 (33.80) 6:41.43 (33.48)\r\n 7:15.08 (33.65) 7:48.75 (33.67)\r\n 8:22.49 (33.74) 8:55.96 (33.47)\r\n 9:29.73 (33.77) 10:03.63 (33.90)\r\n 10:37.48 (33.85) 11:11.53 (34.05)\r\n 11:45.67 (34.14) 12:19.93 (34.26)\r\n 12:54.37 (34.44) 13:28.87 (34.50)\r\n 14:03.31 (34.44) 14:37.75 (34.44)\r\n 15:12.53 (34.78) 15:46.81 (34.28)\r\n 16:21.17 (34.36) 16:54.80 (33.63)\r\n 7 ESSAM, Jacinta 01 Australia- 17:12.90 17:01.73 743 \r\n r:+0.81 31.18 1:05.03 (33.85)\r\n 1:38.99 (33.96) 2:13.10 (34.11)\r\n 2:47.00 (33.90) 3:20.82 (33.82)\r\n 3:54.66 (33.84) 4:28.46 (33.80)\r\n 5:02.40 (33.94) 5:36.22 (33.82)\r\n 6:10.36 (34.14) 6:44.66 (34.30)\r\n 7:19.02 (34.36) 7:53.09 (34.07)\r\n 8:27.61 (34.52) 9:01.75 (34.14)\r\n 9:36.00 (34.25) 10:10.41 (34.41)\r\n 10:44.93 (34.52) 11:19.09 (34.16)\r\n 11:53.71 (34.62) 12:27.72 (34.01)\r\n 13:02.41 (34.69) 13:37.00 (34.59)\r\n 14:11.91 (34.91) 14:46.20 (34.29)\r\n 15:20.89 (34.69) 15:55.27 (34.38)\r\n 16:29.45 (34.18) 17:01.73 (32.28)\r\n 8 LAU, Octavia 01 Canada- 17:07.84 17:19.91 704 2 \r\n r:+0.55 30.75 1:04.39 (33.64)\r\n 1:38.49 (34.10) 2:12.45 (33.96)\r\n 2:47.03 (34.58) 3:21.23 (34.20)\r\n 3:56.11 (34.88) 4:30.42 (34.31)\r\n 5:05.07 (34.65) 5:39.12 (34.05)\r\n 6:13.70 (34.58) 6:48.39 (34.69)\r\n 7:23.22 (34.83) 7:58.31 (35.09)\r\n 8:33.68 (35.37) 9:08.94 (35.26)\r\n 9:44.30 (35.36) 10:18.89 (34.59)\r\n 10:54.19 (35.30) 11:28.72 (34.53)\r\n 12:04.13 (35.41) 12:39.07 (34.94)\r\n 13:14.71 (35.64) 13:49.78 (35.07)\r\n 14:25.33 (35.55) 15:00.64 (35.31)\r\n 15:35.88 (35.24) 16:11.19 (35.31)\r\n 16:46.01 (34.82) 17:19.91 (33.90)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 800 Free<\/h3>\n
The men\u2019s 800 was a battle to see if 8 minutes would be broken. It wasn\u2019t, but it was close.<\/p>\n
Ross Dant<\/strong> of the U.S. won the event in 8:00.51, using a final split of 28.64 to pull away.<\/p>\nChina\u2019s Cheng Long<\/strong> was second in 8:02.79 nearly four seconds ahead of Jake Magahey<\/strong> of the U.S., who finished in 8:06.16.<\/p>\nAnother American, Arik Katz<\/strong> finished fourth in 8:06.26, followed by Australia\u2019s Brendon Smith<\/strong> (8:09.69), Thomas Neill<\/strong> (8:12.29), Max Osborn<\/strong> (8:13.55) and Silas Harris<\/strong> (8:14.15).<\/p>\nEvent 33 Men 800 LC Meter Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 7:45.67 08\/28\/2013Mack Horton, AUS\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 7:55.16 08\/27\/2016Robert FINKE, USA-US\r\n Name Year Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n=========================================================================\r\n 1 DANT, Ross 00 USA-US- 8:00.57 8:00.51 833 9 \r\n r:+0.62 27.44 57.41 (29.97)\r\n 1:28.01 (30.60) 1:58.73 (30.72)\r\n 2:29.08 (30.35) 2:59.41 (30.33)\r\n 3:29.86 (30.45) 4:00.53 (30.67)\r\n 4:30.93 (30.40) 5:01.21 (30.28)\r\n 5:31.55 (30.34) 6:01.76 (30.21)\r\n 6:31.74 (29.98) 7:01.74 (30.00)\r\n 7:31.87 (30.13) 8:00.51 (28.64)\r\n 2 CHENG, Long 00 China- 8:04.00 8:02.79 821 7 \r\n r:+0.71 28.14 58.43 (30.29)\r\n 1:28.57 (30.14) 1:58.75 (30.18)\r\n 2:28.66 (29.91) 2:59.22 (30.56)\r\n 3:30.05 (30.83) 4:00.59 (30.54)\r\n 4:31.23 (30.64) 5:01.62 (30.39)\r\n 5:32.25 (30.63) 6:02.55 (30.30)\r\n 6:33.41 (30.86) 7:03.88 (30.47)\r\n 7:34.69 (30.81) 8:02.79 (28.10)\r\n 3 MAGAHEY, Jake 01 USA-US- 8:01.64 8:06.16 804 6 \r\n r:+0.61 27.52 57.80 (30.28)\r\n 1:28.38 (30.58) 1:59.05 (30.67)\r\n 2:29.60 (30.55) 2:59.90 (30.30)\r\n 3:30.64 (30.74) 4:01.24 (30.60)\r\n 4:31.93 (30.69) 5:02.09 (30.16)\r\n 5:32.54 (30.45) 6:03.38 (30.84)\r\n 6:33.93 (30.55) 7:04.80 (30.87)\r\n 7:35.66 (30.86) 8:06.16 (30.50)\r\n 4 KATZ, Arik 01 USA-US- 8:07.69 8:06.26 803 \r\n r:+0.68 28.43 59.01 (30.58)\r\n 1:29.36 (30.35) 1:59.87 (30.51)\r\n 2:30.36 (30.49) 3:01.18 (30.82)\r\n 3:32.05 (30.87) 4:03.30 (31.25)\r\n 4:33.92 (30.62) 5:04.92 (31.00)\r\n 5:35.82 (30.90) 6:06.66 (30.84)\r\n 6:37.08 (30.42) 7:07.73 (30.65)\r\n 7:37.42 (29.69) 8:06.26 (28.84)\r\n 8:06.26 ( ) \r\n 5 SMITH, Brendon 00 Australia- 8:11.79 8:09.69 787 5 \r\n r:+0.64 27.15 57.25 (30.10)\r\n 1:27.93 (30.68) 1:58.78 (30.85)\r\n 2:29.02 (30.24) 2:59.64 (30.62)\r\n 3:30.58 (30.94) 4:01.47 (30.89)\r\n 4:32.36 (30.89) 5:03.11 (30.75)\r\n 5:34.05 (30.94) 6:05.53 (31.48)\r\n 6:36.95 (31.42) 7:08.80 (31.85)\r\n 7:40.00 (31.20) 8:09.69 (29.69)\r\n 6 NEILL, Thomas 02 Australia- 8:15.17 8:12.29 774 4 \r\n r:+0.57 28.45 58.95 (30.50)\r\n 1:30.14 (31.19) 2:00.79 (30.65)\r\n 2:31.72 (30.93) 3:02.47 (30.75)\r\n 3:33.66 (31.19) 4:04.70 (31.04)\r\n 4:35.96 (31.26) 5:07.09 (31.13)\r\n 5:38.42 (31.33) 6:09.64 (31.22)\r\n 6:41.34 (31.70) 7:11.89 (30.55)\r\n 7:42.52 (30.63) 8:12.29 (29.77)\r\n 8:12.29 ( ) \r\n 7 OSBORN, Max 00 Australia- 8:08.77 8:13.55 768 \r\n r:+0.75 27.79 58.02 (30.23)\r\n 1:28.69 (30.67) 1:59.38 (30.69)\r\n 2:30.29 (30.91) 3:01.19 (30.90)\r\n 3:32.17 (30.98) 4:03.37 (31.20)\r\n 4:34.87 (31.50) 5:06.31 (31.44)\r\n 5:37.91 (31.60) 6:09.26 (31.35)\r\n 6:40.85 (31.59) 7:12.34 (31.49)\r\n 7:43.60 (31.26) 8:13.55 (29.95)\r\n 8 HARRIS, Silas 01 Australia- 8:14.87 8:14.15 765 \r\n r:+0.73 28.01 59.06 (31.05)\r\n 1:29.97 (30.91) 2:00.75 (30.78)\r\n 2:31.48 (30.73) 3:02.67 (31.19)\r\n 3:33.88 (31.21) 4:05.06 (31.18)\r\n 4:36.12 (31.06) 5:07.63 (31.51)\r\n 5:38.68 (31.05) 6:10.29 (31.61)\r\n 6:41.95 (31.66) 7:13.46 (31.51)\r\n 7:44.59 (31.13) 8:14.15 (29.56)\r\n 8:14.15 ( )\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 4×100 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
The U.S. women put an exclamation point on a stellar meet with one more record.<\/p>\n
Team USA won the 4×100 medley relay in 4:02.33, bettering the mark set by the U.S. (4:02.82) in 2016.<\/p>\n
Phoebe Bacon<\/strong> led off with a 1:00.49, followed by Emily Weiss<\/strong>, who swam a 1:08.52 before Lucie Nordmann<\/strong> swam a 58.57 split and Gretchen Walsh<\/strong> anchored a 54.75.<\/p>\nCanada\u2019s Madison Broad, Nina Kucheran, Maggie MacNeil<\/strong> and Ainsley McMurray<\/strong> took second in 4:05.21.
\nJapan was third (4:07.14), followed by Australia (4:07.89) and New Zealand (4:15.20).<\/p>\nEvent 34 Women 4x100 LC Meter Medley Relay<\/b>\r\n==================================================================================\r\n Jr World: W 3:58.38 08\/28\/2017Canada\r\n J Hannah, F Knelson, P Oleksiak, T Ruck\r\n Jr. Pan Pac: M 4:02.82 08\/27\/2016USA, USA-US\r\n L NORDMANN, Z BARTEL, E MERRELL, I IVEY\r\n Team Seed Finals FINA Points\r\n==================================================================================\r\n === A - Final === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 USA-US 'A' 3:59.19 4:02.33M 878 18 \r\n 1) BACON, Phoebe 02 2) r:0.25 WEISS, Emily 01 \r\n 3) r:0.37 NORDMANN, Lucie 00 4) r:0.34 WALSH, Gretchen 03 \r\n r:+0.62 29.49 1:00.49 (1:00.49)\r\n 1:31.97 (31.48) 2:09.01 (1:08.52)\r\n 2:36.07 (27.06) 3:07.58 (58.57)\r\n 3:33.47 (25.89) 4:02.33 (54.75)\r\n 2 Canada 'A-CAN' 4:00.64 4:05.21 847 14 \r\n 1) BROAD, Madison 00 2) r:0.22 KUCHERAN, Nina 00 \r\n 3) r:0.14 MACNEIL, Maggie 00 4) r:0.21 MCMURRAY, Ainsley 00 \r\n r:+0.67 29.49 1:01.67 (1:01.67)\r\n 1:33.86 (32.19) 2:11.03 (1:09.36)\r\n 2:38.14 (27.11) 3:09.82 (58.79)\r\n 3:36.47 (26.65) 4:05.21 (55.39)\r\n 3 Japan 'A-JPN' 3:59.57 4:07.14 827 12 \r\n 1) YAMASAKI, Hikaru 00 2) ASABA, Shiori 00 \r\n 3) r:0.36 IITSUKA, Chiharu 01 4) r:0.48 IKEMOTO, Nagisa 02 \r\n r:+0.57 29.95 1:02.80 (1:02.80)\r\n 1:35.49 (32.69) 2:12.46 (1:09.66)\r\n 2:40.45 (27.99) 3:11.89 (59.43)\r\n 3:37.92 (26.03) 4:07.14 (55.25)\r\n 4 Australia 'A' 4:06.24 4:07.89 820 10 \r\n 1) THORNTON, Tahlia 03 2) r:-0.03 HODGES, Chelsea 01 \r\n 3) r:0.41 RYAN, Michaela 02 4) r:0.29 KING, Eliza 01 \r\n r:+0.62 30.45 1:02.89 (1:02.89)\r\n 1:35.45 (32.56) 2:13.01 (1:10.12)\r\n 2:40.77 (27.76) 3:13.07 (1:00.06)\r\n 3:39.06 (25.99) 4:07.89 (54.82)\r\n 5 New Zealand 'A-NZL' 4:09.69 4:15.20 751 8 \r\n 1) Galloway, Gina 01 2) r:0.11 Smith, Ciara 00 \r\n 3) r:0.22 Bates, Hannah 00 4) r:0.02 Edwards, Chelsey 01 \r\n r:+0.62 30.38 1:03.75 (1:03.75)\r\n 1:36.95 (33.20) 2:15.68 (1:11.93)\r\n 2:44.67 (28.99) 3:18.06 (1:02.38)\r\n 3:45.29 (27.23) 4:15.20 (57.14)\r\n 6 FIJI 'A' 4:32.79 4:42.36 555 6 \r\n 1) Tremain, Angela 01 2) r:0.26 Elaisa, Aimee 04 \r\n 3) r:0.58 Wind, Moana 01 4) r:0.32 Rova, Rosemarie 02 \r\n r:+0.66 33.29 1:09.60 (1:09.60)\r\n 1:46.08 (36.48) 2:29.18 (1:19.58)\r\n 3:01.66 (32.48) 3:40.23 (1:11.05)\r\n 4:09.75 (29.52) 4:42.36 (1:02.13)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 4×100 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n
The U.S. men closed the meet on a high note, winning the 4×100 medley relay in 3:39.04.<\/p>\n
Peter Larson, Daniel Roy, Gianluca Urlando<\/strong> and Drew Kibler<\/strong> held off Japan\u2019s Daiki Yanagawa, Yamato Fukasawa<\/strong>, Tomoru Honda<\/strong> and Keisuke Ishizaki<\/strong>, who finished in 3:41.95.<\/p>\nCanada was third (3:42.05), followed by Australia (3:42.83) and New Zealand (3:48.09).<\/p>\n
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