{"id":6526,"date":"2004-01-13T23:03:34","date_gmt":"2004-01-14T04:03:34","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/01\/moses-lezak-and-bal-win-big-at-stockholm-world-cup\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T14:43:48","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T21:43:48","slug":"moses-lezak-and-bal-win-big-at-stockholm-world-cup","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/moses-lezak-and-bal-win-big-at-stockholm-world-cup\/","title":{"rendered":"Moses, Lezak and Bal Win Big at Stockholm World Cup"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>By Phillip Whitten<br \/>\nSTOCKHOLM, Sweden, January 13.  ED Moses, who has struggled ever since last summer, awoke from his funk today&#8230;and ROARED, scoring two impressive victories on the first day of the two-day FINA World Cup meet in Stockholm, the fourth stop on the 2003-2004 World Cup circuit.<\/p>\n<p>Moses began the evening with an upset victory in the 50m breaststroke over world (long course) champion James Gibson (GBR), 27.10 to 27.16, with Chris Cook, another Brit, third in 27.33. Japan&#39;s Kosuke Kitajima, the long course WR-holder in the 100 and 200 meters, could manage only a fifth (27.37). With the notable exception of Moses, the winner, Britons dominated this event with Brits occupying five of the top seven spots. <\/p>\n<p>As fast as Moses&#39; 50 breast may have been, it was his 200m breast, later in the evening that brought the house down.<\/p>\n<p>The world record-holder in this event, Moses performed like his namesake, virtually parting the waters to score a five-plus second victory in 2:04.54, a time only he has bettered.  Gibson was second again in 2:09.73, while Adam Whitehead, still another Brit, placed third in 2:10.18.<\/p>\n<p>Moses was one of three Americans to win here tonight.  Jason Lezak won the 100m free in impressive fashion, touching in 47.24 in the meet\u2019s first event.  His time is the fastest thus far this season on the World Cup tour.  South African Ryk Neethling was second in 47.45 while Sweden\u2019s Stefan Nystrand was a distant third in 48.46.<\/p>\n<p>Equally impressive was Randall Bal, who put a lot of water between himself and the rest of a strong field in the 100m back.  At the wall, Bal\u2019s 51.61 gave him a margin of almost a full second over Japan\u2019s Tomomi Morita with Russia\u2019s Evgueny Aleshin third in 52.62.<\/p>\n<p><b>Women\u2019s Events<\/b><br \/>\nSlovakia\u2019s Martina Moravcova turned in the evening\u2019s best performance among the women, as she won the 100 fly.  Ahead of WR-pace by a quarter of a second at the 50 meter turn, the former SMU star \u201cfaded\u201d to 56.90, the season\u2019s fastest swim.  Touching second was Australia\u2019s Petria Thomas, whose 57.41 is ample evidence that her post-surgery recovery is going swimmingly.<\/p>\n<p>Britain\u2019s Melanie Marshall came from behind with 60 meters to go to win the 200 free in 1:55.62, just ahead of Sweden\u2019s Josefin Lillhage (1:55.70) and Thomas (1:55.76).<\/p>\n<p>With WR-holder Leisel Jones, long course world champion Luo Xuejuan and red-hot Amanda Beard absent, Sweden\u2019s Emma Igelstrom, the former WR-holder, had little trouble in giving the home crowd something to cheer about.  Igelstrom touched in 1:06.96, with Austria\u2019s Mirna Jukic (1:07.09) and the USA\u2019s Kristy Kowal (1:07.13) right behind.<\/p>\n<p>Sweden scored another victory when WR-holder Therese Alshammar sprinted to victory in the 50m free in a swift 24.28.  France\u2019s Malia Metella (24.60) beat out Britain\u2019s Alison Sheppard (24.62) for the silver.<\/p>\n<p>Japan\u2019s Reiko Nakamura edged Russia\u2019s Stanislava Komarova by .17sec in the 200 back, touching in 2:06.65.<\/p>\n<p>Chinese newcomer Gao Chang, 17, upset former world champion Jennifer Carroll to take the 50 back in the fastest time in the world this season, 27.61.  Another Chinese swimmer, Zhou Yafei, breezed in the 200 IM with her 2:11.05, more than four seconds ahead of Jukic.<\/p>\n<p>Britain\u2019s Rebecca Cooke won the 800m free by a convincing margin of almost seven seconds, stopping the clock in 8:23.51.<\/p>\n<p><b>Men\u2019s Events<\/b><br \/>\nCanadian Brian Johns, the WR-holder in the 400 IM, took his pet event handily in 4:09.92, almost three seconds ahead of China\u2019s Wang Wei.<br \/>\nCanada took another first when Mike Mintenko won a tight 50m fly race in 23.75, just ahead of Australia\u2019s Adam Pine (23.79) and Russia\u2019s Nikolai Skvortsov (23.84).<\/p>\n<p>Russian distance ace Yuri Prilukov sprinted the final 100 meters of the 400 to touch in 3:41.10, about a second ahead of Romania\u2019s Dragos Coman (4:42.12), who led most of the way, and South Africa\u2019s Ryk Neethling (3:42.44), attempting an unusual sprint\/distance double.<\/p>\n<p>Takashi Matsuda swam an outstanding 1:53.67 to win the 200 fly, while his 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Yuji,84,JPN<br \/>\n8\t3:56.31\tNoreng Ravn Jonas,83,NOR<\/p>\n<p>100 METRES BACKSTROKE<br \/>\n1\t51.61\tBal Randall,80,USA<br \/>\n2\t52.59\tMorita Tomomi,84,JPN<br \/>\n3\t52.62\tAleshin Evgeni,79,RUS<br \/>\n4\t53.08\tVyatchanin Arkadi,84,RUS<br \/>\n5\t54.06\tNishikori Atsushi,78,JPN<br \/>\n6\t54.46\tSjodal Petter,79,NOR<br \/>\n7\t54.93\tDu Rand George,82,RSA<br \/>\n8\t55.75\tPetersson Jens,83,SWE<\/p>\n<p>50 METRES BREASTSTROKE<br \/>\n1\t27.10\tMoses Glenn Ed,80,USA<br \/>\n2\t27.16\tGibson James,79,GBR<br \/>\n3\t27.33\tCook Chris,79,GBR<br \/>\n4\t27.34\tMew Darren,79,GBR<br \/>\n5\t27.37\tKitajima Kosuke,82,JPN<br \/>\n6\t27.68\tWhitehead Adam,79,GBR<br \/>\n7\t27.80\tEdmond Ian,78,GBR<br \/>\n8\t27.94\tLorenz Timo,82,GER<\/p>\n<p>200 METRES BREASTSTROKE<br \/>\n1\t2:04.54\tMoses Glenn Ed,80,USA<br \/>\n2\t2:09.73\tGibson James,79,GBR<br \/>\n3\t2:10.18\tWhitehead Adam,79,GBR<br \/>\n4\t2:10.67\tCook Chris,79,GBR<br \/>\n5\t2:11.55\tGustavsson Martin,80,SWE<br 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Tomomi,84,JPN<br \/>\n5\t55.50\tWang Wei,79,CHN<br \/>\n6\t55.78\tHetland Alexsander,82,NOR<br \/>\n7\t56.18\tMuller Kurt,84,RSA<br \/>\n8\t56.76\tMatsuda Takashi,84,JPN<\/p>\n<p>400 METRES IND.MEDLEY<br \/>\n1\t4:09.92\tJohns Brian,82,CAN<br \/>\n2\t4:12.53\tWang Wei,79,CHN<br \/>\n3\t4:19.79\tDonnelly Eric,80,USA<br \/>\n4\t4:25.58\tPettersson Axel,83,SWE<br \/>\n5\t4:31.60\tRegnstrand Rasmus,85,SWE<br \/>\n6\t4:34.77\tHallden Daniel,83,SWE<br \/>\n7\t4:43.58\tGrimberg Kim,86,SWE<br \/>\n8\t4:44.86\tBerglund Rickard,87,SWE<\/p>\n<p>WOMEN<br \/>\n50 METRES FREESTYLE<br \/>\n1\t24.28\tAlshammar Therese,77,SWE<br \/>\n2\t24.60\tMetella Malia,82,FRA<br \/>\n3\t24.62\tSheppard Alison,72,GBR<br \/>\n4\t25.03\tSjoberg Johanna,78,SWE<br \/>\n5\t25.14\tMoravcova Martina,76,SVK<br \/>\n6\t25.38\tLillhage Josefine,80,SWE<br \/>\n7\t25.49\tShealy Courtney,77,USA<br \/>\n8\t25.62\tGuehrer Marieke,85,AUS<\/p>\n<p>200 METRES FREESTYLE<br \/>\n1\t1:55.62\tMarshall Melanie,82,GBR<br \/>\n2\t1:55.70\tLillhage Josefine,80,SWE<br \/>\n3\t1:55.76\tThomas Petria,75,AUS<br \/>\n4\t1:56.05\tPang Jiaying,85,CHN<br \/>\n5\t1:56.22\tPotec Camelia,82,ROM<br \/>\n6\t1:57.40\tSjoberg Johanna,78,SWE<br \/>\n7\t1:59.18\tSvahnstrom Malin,80,SWE<br \/>\n8\t1:59.49\tMattsson Ida,85,SWE<\/p>\n<p>800 METRES FREESTYLE<br \/>\n1\t8:23.57\tCooke Rebecca,83,GBR<br \/>\n2\t8:30.23\tPotec Camelia,82,ROM<br \/>\n3\t8:32.56\tYang Jing,87,CHN<br \/>\n4\t8:35.85\tStrasser Chantal,78,SUI<br \/>\n5\t8:39.81\tNakanishi Yuko,81,JPN<br \/>\n6\t8:43.69\tChase Laura,87,GBR<br \/>\n7\t8:43.78\tLinton Rebecca,85,NZL<br \/>\n8\t8:45.84\tBerglund Ann,84,SWE<\/p>\n<p>50 METRES BACKSTROKE<br \/>\n1\t27.61\tGao Chang,87,CHN<br \/>\n2\t27.76\tCarroll Jennifer,81,CAN<br \/>\n3\t27.85\tJovanovic Sanja,86,CRO<br \/>\n4\t27.91\tNakamura Mai,79,JPN<br \/>\n5\t28.05\tNakamura Reiko,82,JPN<br \/>\n6\t28.27\tShealy Courtney,77,USA<br \/>\n7\t28.31\tEdington Sophie,85,AUS<br \/>\n8\t28.35\tGuehrer 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