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BY Oene Rusticus<\/p>\n

AMSTERDAM, March 30. THE Dutch capital of Amsterdam was the site this weekend of a renewed initiative to give the Netherlands a top international swim meet.<\/p>\n

With top performances by Britain\u2019s Mark Foster and Zoe Baker and Dutch stars Pieter van den Hoogenband, Marleen Veldhuis and Chantal Groot, the Amsterdam Swim Cup 2003 has entered the history books as Holland\u2019s greatest meet in the last decade. <\/p>\n

Mark Foster just missed his personal best in the 50 free, clocking 22.40 for one length. Dutch freestyler Johan Kenkhuis of the organising Top Swimming Amsterdam, also finished under 23 seconds (22.99). <\/p>\n

Olympic Champion Pieter van den Hoogenband had no problem winning the 100 in 49.37, but didn\u2019t match Ian Thorpe\u2019s time of last week. Nevertheless he\u2019s confident he's on target for the Worlds, also for the relays. <\/p>\n

\u201cDuring a recent National training camp in Flagstaff, we also trained on relay starts. With the great sprinters we have, the goal of the relays is to medal in Barcelona and Athens.\u201c Those starts have cost the Netherlands several medal chances at major competitions, including at the Olympics. <\/p>\n

VDH didn\u2019t participate in the 200, leaving gold for Spain\u2019s Olaf Wildeboer. His team, Sabadell, swept almost all distance events. Jorge Sanches finished first in 2:00.88 in the 200 back, while Fernanado del Villar won the 200 IM (2:06.49), just ahead of Dutch Robin van Aggele (2:06.57). <\/p>\n

Van Aggele did win the 400 IM (4:30.35). Javier Nunez won both the 400 free (3:59.27) and the 200 fly (2:03.86), showing the Dutch swimmers there\u2019s more than just sprinting. <\/p>\n

Iceland\u2019s Jakob Johann Sveinsson crowned himself the breaststroke king of the meet, winning the 50 (29.71), 100 (1:03.58) and 200 breast.(2:17.49), showing his coach Stu Stuart that he is capable of winning in preparation for Barcelona. <\/p>\n

The 50 fly showed a great battle between Mark Foster and Joris Keizer. The Brit won by a fingertip length (23.96 to 23.98). Ewout Holst finished half a second behind, but his 24.47 was still a great performance. Keizer did win the 100 fly (53.16). <\/p>\n

Gold medalist in the 200 back Jorge Sanches, also won the 100 backstroke (56.61), but Dutch sprinter Bastiaan Tamminga was too fast for him in the 50 (26.58).<\/p>\n

On the women\u2019s side we saw some great clashes between Marleen Veldhuis and Chantal Groot. The 100 free was one of the finest of the weekend. Turning almost at the same time, the two women speeded to the finish. Veldhuis touched the pad first in 55.52, leaving Groot in second place (55.88). Both women were adrenalined by the presence of Therese Alshammer, but she couldn\u2019t beat the Dutch. Other contesters for the World Championships freestyle relay are Manon van Rooijen (56.32), Inge Dekker (56.60) and Annabel Kosten (56.97). <\/p>\n

Veldhuis: \u201cThis time means qualification for Barcelona. If I want to make the finals there, I have to be about a second faster, but that\u2019s a nice goal.\u201d This is well possible seen the progression she made the last year, coming out of nowhere. <\/p>\n

On the 50 free, Veldhuis gathered her second gold in a blistering 25.54, half a second ahead of Alshammer (26.12) and Kosten (26.13). <\/p>\n

In the butterfly sprints, these women also had strong appearances. Sprint specialist Inge Dekker took the gold on the 50 (27.36), just ahead of Veldhuis and Groot, but even with a very strong finish, she couldn\u2019t prevent Groot grabbing her first gold. Both women are approaching the 1 minute barrier, clocking 1:00.14 for Groot and 1:00.52 for Dekker. <\/p>\n

In the 200 freestyle, Haike van Stralen won easily, touching in 2:03 flat. Van Stralen also took gold in the 400 (4:22.08).<\/p>\n

They were not as dominating as the men from Sabadell, but the women from Spain did manage to collect some golden medals. Elisenda Perez was much too strong for the rest of the field in the 200 IM, finishing in 2:20.34. Elisabet Homet did the same in the 200 fly (2:17.80), the only competition she got was from her teammate Nuria Garcia (2:20.52). Both women also placed first and second in the 400 IM, in times of 4:58.99 for Perez and 5:01.20 for Garcia. <\/p>\n

Hinkelien Schreuder of the Philips pro swim team won both the 50 (29.35) and 100 backstroke (1:03.75), but had to leave the 200 to Rieneke Schinkel (2:18.23).<\/p>\n

Winners of the breaststroke were Paula Boot: 100 (1:13.74) and Melanie ten Brink: 200 (2:37.66).<\/p>\n

Top women\u2019s performer was Zoe Baker, who swam 31.47 for the 50 breaststroke. At the British trials last week, she qualified for Barcelona in this event. Her goal for the World Championships is to sharpen her world mark, \u201cI believe women can break the 30 seconds barrier in this event, I want to be the first one to succeed. This is the only event for me this year. Next season I\u2019ll be going to focus more on the 100 for the Olympics.\u201d<\/p>\n

Besides top swimming performances, this Amsterdam Swim Cup was highlighted by several clinics for age group and disabled swimmers, in cooperation with Olympic coaches like Titus Mennen and Mark Faber and swimmers such as Van den Hoogenband and Benno Kuipers. <\/p>\n

This meet was also the big finale for the 16 Israeli and Palestinian coaches who were invited to The Netherlands by the Dutch Swimming Federation and enthusiastic politicians. The organising Peres Center for Peace believes \u2018sports can build bridges\u2019 and had set up a seminar where these coaches worked together to gain knowledge in coaching swimming.<\/p>\n

The concept of this meet is unique in the country, and the organising Top Swimming Amsterdam wishes to continue this level in the coming year. Talks are already underway to plan this event in the pre-Olympic preparation as a major international test case. <\/p>\n

Amsterdam Swim Cup 2003
\nDate :30-03-2003
\nPool: Sloterparkbad (50m) Amsterdam The Netherlands<\/p>\n

8 400m IM men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Robin van Aggele AZ&PC 84-00017 4.30.35 1.03.05
\n 2 Teo Edo Sabadell 79-Ete* 4.32.39 1.02.29
\n 3 Hocine Haciane Andorra 86-Ahoc* 4.36.86 1.02.83
\n 4 Javier Nunez Sabadell 83-Eja* 4.42.59 1.03.11
\n 5 David uit den Bogaard DWK-XCESS 82-01757 4.46.53 1.04.76
\n 6 Louis van Schaarenburg LZ 1886 83-01865 4.49.91 1.05.36
\n 7 Sander Karssen DWK-XCESS 85-01285 4.51.39 1.05.78
\n 8 Bram Janssen De Waalstroom 85-01201 5.10.42 1.07.17 <\/p>\n

15 400m freestyle women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Haike van Stralen AZ&PC 83-01926 4.22.08 1.03.73 2.10.11
\n 2 Lidia Elizalde Sabadell 83-Eli* 4.23.77 1.02.63 2.08.53
\n 3 Etta vd Weijden MNC Dordrecht 79-00974 4.24.32 1.03.65 2.10.67
\n 4 Xenia Lopez Sabadell 80-Exe* 4.25.76 1.04.24 2.11.22
\n 5 Karin Kraaijeveld MNC Dordrecht 85-01710 4.31.12 1.04.36 2.13.51
\n 6 Esther Nunez Sabadell 81-Ees* 4.31.16 1.06.33 2.14.89
\n 7 Claudia Belderbos AZ&PC 85-00174 4.35.34 1.06.56 2.16.41
\n 8 Anita Scheper Hoogeveen 88-03862 4.38.19 1.06.37 2.17.26 <\/p>\n

16 200m freestyle men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Olaf Wildeboer Sabadell 83-Eol* 1.52.16 0.54.93
\n 2 Mitja Zastrow PSV 77-01249 1.52.37 0.55.00
\n 3 Robin van Aggele AZ&PC 84-00017 1.52.75 0.55.41
\n 4 Arnold van Bavel De Kempvis 81-00063 1.52.95 0.55.25
\n 5 Martijn Zuijdweg De Kempvis 76-00001 1.53.76 0.55.48
\n 6 Alberto Medrano Sabadell 82-Eal* 1.54.34 0.55.43
\n 7 Javier Nunez Sabadell 83-Eja* 1.55.46 0.56.71
\n 8 Joost ten Have PSV 80-00529 1.57.10 0.56.82 <\/p>\n

17 100m backstroke women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Hinkelien Schreuder PSV 84-02192 1.03.75 0.31.14
\n 2 Rieneke Schinkel De Whee 83-01756 1.04.00 0.31.28
\n 3 Lenneke van Schaik LZ 1886 86-03124 1.04.85 0.31.40
\n 4 Mariet Koster Hoogeveen 83-01162 1.05.64 0.31.90
\n 5 Stefanie Luiken PSV 85-01932 1.06.86 0.32.57
\n 6 Femke Heemskerk KNZB 87-05224 1.07.58 0.32.71
\n 7 Rieneke Terink DWK-XCESS 84-02424 1.09.15 0.33.59
\n 8 Tamar Bakker DWK-XCESS 84-00080 NG <\/p>\n

18 100m butterfly men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Joris Keizer PSV 79-00627 0.53.16 0.25.09
\n 2 Juan Jose Ulacia Sabadell 81-Eju* 0.55.43 0.25.85
\n 3 Ralf Mertens PSV 82-01177 0.56.35 0.26.21
\n 4 Fernanado del Villar Sabadell 80-Efe* 0.56.96 0.27.15
\n 5 Maarten Postma DZ&PC 83-01697 0.58.11 0.27.32
\n 6 Tjarco Koppenaal PSV 81-00939 0.58.37 0.26.17
\n 7 Joost Sprakel Hoogeveen 86-02949 0.59.86 0.27.11
\n 8 Joeri Verlinden RZ 88-03549 1.00.57 0.28.34 <\/p>\n

19 200m IM women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Elisenda Perez Sabadell 75-Eel* 2.20.34 0.30.81
\n 2 Melanie ten Brink Rutac Swimteam 81-00232 2.23.32 0.31.99
\n 3 Nuria Garcia Sabadell 84-Enu* 2.24.41 0.31.65
\n 4 Marieke Stuiver AZ&PC 85-02812 2.24.63 0.31.76
\n 5 Caroline Stuut Stadskanaal 88-04216 2.26.85 0.31.80
\n 6 Dieuwertje Vermeulen LZ 1886 84-02574 2.31.93 0.32.79
\n 7 Kim Elsinga De Otters Het Gooi 86-01030 2.32.62 0.32.09
\n 8 Hafdis Erla Hafsteindottir Aegir SCI 84-Ihaf NG <\/p>\n

20 100m breaststroke men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Jakob Johann Sveinsson Aegir SCI 81-Ijaf 1.03.58 0.30.00
\n 2 Thijs v. Valkengoed DWK-XCESS 83-02141 1.04.00 0.30.18
\n 3 Philippe de Wulf RGSC 79-B126 1.05.22 0.30.56
\n 4 Lennart Stekelenburg KNZB 86-02979 1.05.70 0.30.36
\n 5 Martin de Wildt PSV 74-00937 1.07.29 0.31.20
\n 6 Ruben Fijn ZWV-Nereus 81-00495 1.09.13 0.31.76
\n 7 Brian Morssinkhof De Whee 85-01797 1.10.66 0.32.85
\n 8 Martin Gildemeester DZ&PC 80-00419 1.11.18 0.32.88 <\/p>\n

21 100m freestyle women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Marleen Veldhuis De Whee 79-00894 0.55.52 0.26.77
\n 2 Chantal Groot AZ&PC 82-00562 0.55.88 0.26.88
\n 3 Manon van Rooijen KNZB 82-01404 0.56.32 0.27.60
\n 4 Inge Dekker DZ&PC 85-00628 0.56.60 0.27.40
\n 5 Annabel Kosten AZ&PC 77-00424 0.56.97 0.27.42
\n 6 Therese Alshammer Zweden 79-Sth* 0.57.90 0.26.90
\n 7 Thamar Henneken PSV 79-00316 0.58.67 0.27.97
\n 8 Manon van Vulpen KNZB 87-04494 0.59.31 0.28.28 <\/p>\n

22 50 m freestyle men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Mark Foster Engeland 70-Ema* 0.22.40
\n 2 Johan Kenkhuis AZ&PC 80-00755 0.22.99
\n 3 Ewout Holst DWK-XCESS 78-00433 0.23.48
\n 4 Mark Veens PSV 78-01089 0.23.49
\n 5 Gijs Damen MNC Dordrecht 79-00255 0.23.83
\n 6 Robert Lijesen KNZB 85-01579 0.23.99
\n 7 Casper Hut HZ&PC Heerenveen 78-00471 0.24.42
\n 8 Jeroen v. d. Berkt DWK-XCESS 81-00115 0.24.46
\n 9 Patrick Martens PSV 82-01137 NG <\/p>\n

23 200m backstroke men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Jorge Sanches Sabadell 77-Ejo* 2.00.88 0.59.50
\n 2 Sander Ganzevles DWK-XCESS 82-00463 2.03.11 1.00.62
\n 3 Klaas Erik Zwering PSV 81-02003 2.03.83 1.00.60
\n 4 Aschwin Wildeboer Sabadell 86-Eas* 2.05.57 1.01.43
\n 5 John Keetman DWK-XCESS 84-01145 2.07.83 1.02.54
\n 6 Olaf Wildeboer Sabadell 83-Eol* 2.08.90 1.04.13
\n 7 Bastiaan Tamminga DWK-XCESS 81-01659 2.14.44 1.05.68
\n 8 Dennis Brouwers Njord 78-00167 NG <\/p>\n

24 200m butterfly women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Elisabet Homet Sabadell 80-Eel* 2.17.80 1.07.15
\n 2 Nuria Garcia Sabadell 84-Enu* 2.20.52 1.07.59
\n 3 Sandra Temmerman SBC-2000(SG) 80-01100 2.24.80 1.07.37
\n 4 Erika Delgado Sabadell 86-Eer* 2.25.47 1.09.76
\n 5 Elvira Jonkers TriVia 79-00420 2.30.82 1.09.95
\n 6 Toesja Klein LZ 1886 87-02182 2.34.49 1.11.32
\n 7 Chrisje Moes De Dolfijn SPAX 85-02080 2.37.96 1.12.82
\n 8 Hafdis Erla Hafsteindottir Aegir SCI 84-Ihaf 2.42.56 1.16.40 <\/p>\n

25 200m breaststroke women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Melanie ten Brink Rutac Swimteam 81-00232 2.37.66 1.16.87
\n 2 Elisenda Perez Sabadell 75-Eel* 2.41.06 1.18.19
\n 3 Moniek Nijhuis KNZB 88-03188 2.42.32 1.18.20
\n 4 Margriet Zwanenburg DZ&PC 86-04274 2.45.46 1.20.90
\n 5 Berta Garrigos Sabadell 87-Ebe* 2.47.03 1.20.59
\n 6 Astrid Koert MNC Dordrecht 80-00612 2.48.01 1.20.87
\n 7 Marja Terlage Het Y-mere 78-00738 2.48.49 1.20.24
\n 8 Kim Elsinga De Otters Het Gooi 86-01030 2.50.98 1.22.11 <\/p>\n

26 50 m backstroke women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Hinkelien Schreuder PSV 84-02192 0.29.35
\n 2 Lenneke van Schaik LZ 1886 86-03124 0.30.11
\n 3 Sabrina Buur PSV 85-00526 0.30.43
\n 4 Rieneke Schinkel De Whee 83-01756 0.30.78
\n 5 Stefanie Luiken PSV 85-01932 0.30.87
\n 6 Mariet Koster Hoogeveen 83-01162 0.31.07
\n 7 Femke Heemskerk KNZB 87-05224 0.31.32
\n 8 Daphne ten Brink WZ&PC 85-00454 0.32.23 <\/p>\n

27 50 m butterfly men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Mark Foster Engeland 70-Ema* 0.23.96
\n 2 Joris Keizer PSV 79-00627 0.23.98
\n 3 Ewout Holst DWK-XCESS 78-00433 0.24.47
\n 4 Matti Maki Helsinki 82-Fmat 0.25.41
\n 5 Bastiaan Tamminga DWK-XCESS 81-01659 0.26.03
\n 6 Tjarco Koppenaal PSV 81-00939 0.26.05
\n 7 Ralf Mertens PSV 82-01177 0.26.07
\n 8 Gijs Damen MNC Dordrecht 79-00255 0.26.14 <\/p>\n

28 50 m breaststroke men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Jakob Johann Sveinsson Aegir SCI 81-Ijaf 0.29.71
\n 2 Thijs v. Valkengoed DWK-XCESS 83-02141 0.30.06
\n 3 Lennart Stekelenburg KNZB 86-02979 0.30.24
\n 4 Philippe de Wulf RGSC 79-B126 0.30.47
\n 5 Martin de Wildt PSV 74-00937 0.31.07
\n 6 Martin Gildemeester DZ&PC 80-00419 0.31.10
\n 7 Maikel Brouwers HZPC 83-00339 0.31.50
\n 8 Jeroen v. d. Berkt DWK-XCESS 81-00115 0.31.83 <\/p>\n

36 400m IM women Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Elisenda Perez Sabadell 75-Eel* 4.58.99 1.09.12
\n 2 Nuria Garcia Sabadell 84-Enu* 5.01.20 1.08.19
\n 3 Elisabet Homet Sabadell 80-Eel* 5.07.12 1.10.00
\n 4 Tamar Bakker DWK-XCESS 84-00080 5.14.44 1.10.62
\n 5 Caroline Stuut Stadskanaal 88-04216 5.16.98 1.11.31
\n 6 Marieke Stuiver AZ&PC 85-02812 5.17.92 1.11.57
\n 7 Esther Nunez Sabadell 81-Ees* 5.20.43 1.14.47
\n 8 Lotte Wilms DAW-FINENZO 84-02770 5.33.74 1.16.77 <\/p>\n

43 400m freestyle men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Javier Nunez Sabadell 83-Eja* 3.59.27 0.28.22 0.58.64 1.59.49
\n 2 Anoil Recorda Sabadell 83-Ean* 4.03.76 0.28.54 0.59.52 2.02.44
\n 3 Olaf Wildeboer Sabadell 83-Eol* 4.03.83 0.28.42 0.59.50 2.01.31
\n 4 Alberto Medrano Sabadell 82-Eal* 4.03.97 0.28.40 0.59.47 2.02.42
\n 5 Maarten vd Weijden MNC Dordrecht 81-01923 4.05.41 0.28.71 0.59.30
\n 6 Mitja Zastrow PSV 77-01249 4.11.50 0.28.15 0.59.73 2.03.41
\n 7 Thomas Felten Aqua-Novio'94 83-00655 4.11.74 0.28.55 1.00.73 2.04.48
\n 8 Bas van Velthoven KNZB 85-02695 4.15.47 0.29.15 1.00.63 2.05.34 <\/p>\n

44 200m freestyle women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Haike van Stralen AZ&PC 83-01926 2.03.00 0.29.57 1.00.70
\n 2 Manon van Rooijen KNZB 82-01404 2.04.12 0.28.48 0.59.28
\n 3 Lidia Elizalde Sabadell 83-Eli* 2.05.66 0.29.59 1.01.30
\n 4 Lenneke van Schaik LZ 1886 86-03124 2.08.04 0.30.09 1.02.67
\n 5 Femke Heemskerk KNZB 87-05224 2.08.04 0.28.55 1.00.82
\n 6 Rieneke Terink DWK-XCESS 84-02424 2.09.00 0.30.36 1.03.15
\n 7 Karin Kraaijeveld MNC Dordrecht 85-01710 2.10.04 0.30.29 1.03.15
\n 8 Joyce van Keulen AZ&PC 84-01278 2.11.70 0.29.97 1.02.99 <\/p>\n

45 100m backstroke men Final
\n***********************************************************************<\/p>\n

Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Jorge Sanches Sabadell 77-Ejo* 0.56.61 0.27.98
\n 2 Matti Maki Helsinki 82-Fmat 0.58.03 0.28.37
\n 3 Aschwin Wildeboer Sabadell 86-Eas* 0.58.65 0.28.37
\n 4 Nick Driebergen LZ 1886 87-00793 1.01.31 0.29.67
\n 5 Erik Wolsing VZC-Veenendaal 80-01777 1.03.05 0.30.79
\n 6 Jasper de Jong MNC Dordrecht 85-01219 1.03.78 0.30.59
\n Eelco v\/d Lustgraaf VZC-Veenendaal 84-01473 NG
\n Ewoud Tamminga DWK-XCESS 82-01701 NG <\/p>\n

46 100m butterfly women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Chantal Groot AZ&PC 82-00562 1.00.14 0.27.84
\n 2 Inge Dekker DZ&PC 85-00628 1.00.52 0.28.55
\n 3 Hedwig Kikkert Haaglanden\/Hoogwer 85-01566 1.04.43 0.30.11
\n 4 Marina Scheepbouwer AZ&PC 84-02154 1.04.49 0.31.43
\n 5 Elisabet Homet Sabadell 80-Eel* 1.04.91 0.31.25
\n 6 Sandra Temmerman SBC-2000(SG) 80-01100 1.05.08 0.30.81
\n 7 Nuria Garcia Sabadell 84-Enu* 1.05.96 0.31.23
\n 8 Linda van den Eijnden HGK(SG) 79-00202 1.07.68 0.31.79 <\/p>\n

47 200m IM men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Fernanado del Villar Sabadell 80-Efe* 2.06.49 0.27.78
\n 2 Robin van Aggele AZ&PC 84-00017 2.06.57 0.27.92
\n 3 Teo Edo Sabadell 79-Ete* 2.10.20 0.28.67
\n 4 Olaf Wildeboer Sabadell 83-Eol* 2.10.79 0.27.78
\n 5 Robert Lijesen KNZB 85-01579 2.12.51 0.28.43
\n 6 Sander Karssen DWK-XCESS 85-01285 2.14.50 0.28.96
\n 7 David uit den Boogaard DWK-XCESS 82-01757 2.15.47 0.29.32
\n 8 John Meijdam DAW-FINENZO 83-01439 2.19.04 0.28.00 <\/p>\n

48 100m breaststroke women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Paula Boot PSV 77-00098 1.13.74 0.34.15
\n 2 Moniek Nijhuis KNZB 88-03188 1.13.81 0.34.61
\n 3 Miranda Bosma PSV 78-00098 1.14.26 0.34.07
\n 4 Melanie ten Brink Rutac Swimteam 81-00232 1.14.65 0.35.64
\n 5 Elisenda Perez Sabadell 75-Eel* 1.15.52 0.35.88
\n 6 Velda Moonen PSV 85-02104 1.16.42 0.35.57
\n 7 Marja Terlage Het Y-mere (SG) 78-00738 1.17.15 0.35.83
\n 8 Martine v.d. Heide WVZ 80-00416 1.18.39 0.36.36 <\/p>\n

49 100m freestyle men Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Pieter vd Hoogenband PSV 78-00443 0.49.37 0.23.74
\n 2 Mitja Zastrow PSV 77-01249 0.50.76 0.24.51
\n 3 Johan Kenkhuis AZ&PC 80-00755 0.51.10 0.24.56
\n 4 Klaas Erik Zwering PSV 81-02003 0.51.40 0.24.95
\n 5 Gijs Damen MNC Dordrecht 79-00255 0.51.72 0.25.03
\n 6 Mark Veens PSV 78-01089 0.51.99 0.24.70
\n 7 Ewout Holst DWK-XCESS 78-00433 0.52.20 0.25.04
\n 8 Patrick Martens PSV 82-01137 0.53.07 0.25.10 <\/p>\n

50 50 m freestyle women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Marleen Veldhuis De Whee 79-00894 0.25.54
\n 2 Therese Alshammer Zweden 79-Sth* 0.26.12
\n 3 Annabel Kosten AZ&PC 77-00424 0.26.13
\n 4 Hinkelien Schreuder PSV 84-02192 0.26.29
\n 5 Chantal Groot AZ&PC 82-00562 0.26.38
\n 6 Femke Heemskerk KNZB 87-05224 0.26.81
\n 7 Barbara van Rhijn AZ&PC 81-01238 0.27.21
\n 8 Manon van Vulpen KNZB 87-04494 0.27.51 <\/p>\n

51 200m backstroke women Final
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Name Team time split(s)
\n 1 Rieneke Schinkel De Whee 83-01756 2.18.23 0.33.01 1.07.73
\n 2 Mariet Koster Hoogeveen 83-01162 2.20.50 0.32.86 1.08.28
\n 3 Stefanie Luiken PSV 85-01932 2.24.56 0.33.73 1.10.94
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52 200m butterfly men Final
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53 200m breaststroke men Final
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54 50 m backstroke men Final
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\n 5 Aschwin Wildeboer Sabadell 86-Eas* 0.27.73
\n 6 Nick vd Zandt PSV 83-02423 0.28.04
\n 7 Nick Driebergen LZ 1886 87-00793 0.28.74
\n Matti Maki Helsinki 82-Fmat ZK <\/p>\n

55 50 m butterfly women Final
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\n 2 Marleen Veldhuis De Whee 79-00894 0.27.61
\n 3 Chantal Groot AZ&PC 82-00562 0.27.64
\n 4 Hinkelien Schreuder PSV 84-02192 0.27.95
\n 5 Therese Alshammer Zweden 79-Sth* 0.28.08
\n 6 Lenneke van Schaik LZ 1886 86-03124 0.28.61
\n 7 Hedwig Kikkert Haaglanden\/Hoogwer 85-01566 0.29.34
\n 8 Marina Scheepbouwer AZ&PC 84-02154 0.30.00 <\/p>\n

56 50 m breaststroke women Final
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\n 4 Miranda Bosma PSV 78-00098 0.33.87
\n 5 Melanie ten Brink Rutac Swimteam 81-00232 0.34.40
\n 6 Velda Moonen PSV 85-02104 0.34.72
\n 7 Margriet Zwanenburg DZ&PC 86-04274 0.35.24
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