{"id":7247,"date":"2004-05-06T22:49:14","date_gmt":"2004-05-07T03:49:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/05\/brazilian-nationals-day-two-mangabeira-swims-south-american-record-52-76-for-100m-fly-as-three-continental-marks-tumble\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:58:37","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:58:37","slug":"brazilian-nationals-day-two-mangabeira-swims-south-american-record-52-76-for-100m-fly-as-three-continental-marks-tumble","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/brazilian-nationals-day-two-mangabeira-swims-south-american-record-52-76-for-100m-fly-as-three-continental-marks-tumble\/","title":{"rendered":"Brazilian Nationals, Day Two: Mangabeira Swims South American Record 52.76 for 100m Fly as Three Continental Marks Tumble"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Marcio Menezes<\/p>\n

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, May 6. DAY Two of the Brazilian Nationals saw three additional South American records fall, bringing to four the total number broken thus far. Three more swimmers qualified for Athens, doubling the number of qualifiers.<\/p>\n

Records fell in both the women's and men's 400 meters IM (see "Flash!" stories preceding this one) and in the men's 100m butterfly.<\/p>\n

Here's a quick rundown of today's highlights:<\/p>\n

Women's 200m Free<\/b>
\nMariana Brochado won the race going 2.01.96, followed by Paula Baracho (2.02.61) and Monique Ferreira (2.02.99). They didn't make the Olympic standard time (2.00.07) but the four fastest times will be in Athens for the 800m freestyle relay.<\/p>\n

Men's 200 Free<\/b>
\nRodrigo Castro, who already made the Olympic cut (1.49.60), won the race clocking 1.50.42. He was followed by Bruno Bonfim (1.50.54) and University of Florida's Carlos Jayme (1.51.93). Rafael Moska will join them to compose the 800 free relay in Athens.<\/p>\n

Women's 100m Fly<\/b>
\nFabiola Molina was first, clocking 1.01.59, followed by Ivi Monteiro (1.02.13) and Julia Leao (1.02.56). They had to go 59.67 to make the Olympic team.<\/p>\n

Men's 100m Fly<\/b>
\nUniversity of Florida's Gabriel Mangabeira broke the South American record during prelims, clocking 52.76. The old mark was 53.00, set by Suriname's Anthony Nesty in his gold medal-winning swm in Seoul, South Korea, in 1988.<\/p>\n

Mangabeira went 52.88 to win the final, guaranteeing his spot on the Olympic team. Jose Meolans from Argentina was second (54.06) and Marco Sapucaia third (54.44). Kaio Marcio, who finished fourth had already made the Olympic standard going 53.44 at the Pan American Games. Gabe and Kaio Marcio will swim in Athens.<\/p>\n

Women's 400m IM
\nAnother South American record, but this time it went to Argentina's Georgina Bardach with 4.40.92. Joanna Maranhao was second with 4.48.32 , followed by Barbara Jatoba (5.00.98). Joann will represent Brazil and Georgina will represent Argentina in Athens. 9See Flash! story)<\/p>\n


\nThe oldest South American record finally went down. After 20 years, Thiago Pereira broke Ricardo Prado's record from 1984 Olympics (Prado was second in '84 with 4.18.45) clocking 4.17. 62. Lucas Salatta was second with 4.20.64 (Salatta's prelim time was 4.19.52, exactly the Olympic standard time) and Ricardo Kojima was third with 4.32.46. Thiago and Lucas will represent Brazil on the 400 IM in Athens. (See Flash story)<\/p>\n

Women's 50m Back<\/b>
\nAfter winning the 100 fly, Fabiola Molina was back to win the 50 backstroke with the time of 29.82. Talita Ribeiro (30.02) and Laura Crespo (30.88) were second and third respectively.<\/p>\n

Men's 50m Back<\/b>
\nGlauber Silva won the event with the time of 26.64, followed by the South American record holder, Alexandre Massura (26.73) and Paulo Machado (26.85).<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/b><\/p>\n

7\u00bb PROVA 200 METROS LIVRE FEMININO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM FRANZISKA VAN ALMSICK GER 01'56"64 03\/08\/2002 BERLIN
\nRS MARIANA N BROCHADO BRA 02'01"17 22\/07\/2003 BARCELONA
\nRB MARIANA N BROCHADO BRA 02'01"17 22\/07\/2003 BARCELONA
\nRC NADEJDA TCHEMEZOVA CRVG\/RJ 02'00"44 14\/12\/2000 S\u00ccO PAULO
\nIO INDICE FEMININO BRA . 02'00"07 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 MARIANA N BROCHADO 1984 031279 CRF\/RJ 02'01"96 102,05
\n2 PAULA BARACHO ROSAS RIBEIRO 1981 000987 PINHEIROS\/SP 02'02"61 102,59
\n3 MONIQUE A FERREIRA 1980 004928 UNISANTA\/SP 02'02"99 102,91
\n4 JULYANA BASSI KURY 1983 043506 ECUS\/SP 02'03"08 102,99
\n5 TATIANA LEMOS DE LIMA 1978 016429 PINHEIROS\/SP 02'04"22 103,94
\n6 DENISE OLIVEIRA 1980 017677 CRF\/RJ 02'05"01 104,60
\n7 TAIANE CARNOT NODA 1987 057592 UNAERP\/SP 02'06"87 106,16
\n8 MONICK AVELINO PEREZ 1986 055440 CORINTHIANS\/SP 02'07"31 106,53
\nFINAL B
\n9 NATALIA DE MESQUITA BUSSO 1986 055467 PINHEIROS\/SP 02'07"18 106,42
\n10 NAYARA LEDOUX RIBEIRO 1984 000444 MINAS TC\/MG 02'08"12 107,20
\n11 FERNANDA MACHADO TRAVESSO 1984 028640 MINAS TC\/MG 02'08"14 107,22
\n12 FLAVIA MARQUES ALVES SOUSA 1984 040040 UNAERP\/SP 02'08"19 107,26
\n13 IZABELA PASSOS FORTINI 1988 084461 MINAS TC\/MG 02'09"22 108,12
\n14 BRUNA CAMILO TURI 1987 055486 PINHEIROS\/SP 02'09"36 108,24
\n15 ISABELA AMBLARD 1984 031147 UNISANTA\/SP 02'09"68 108,51
\n16 MILENA AKIKO MAEDA 1985 055493 FADENP\/SP 02'11"26 109,83<\/p>\n

8\u00bb PROVA 200 METROS LIVRE MASCULINO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM IAN THORPE AUS 01'44"06 25\/07\/2001 AUSTRALIA
\nRS GUSTAVO FRANCA BORGES BRA 01'48"08 20\/07\/1996 ATLANTA
\nRB GUSTAVO FRANCA BORGES BRA 01'48"08 20\/07\/1996 ATLANTA
\nRC GUSTAVO FRANCA BORGES CRVG\/RJ 01'50"32 24\/05\/2001 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nIO INDICE MASCULINO BRA . 01'49"60 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 RODRIGO ROCHA CASTRO 1978 027209 MINAS TC\/MG 01'50"42 102,04
\n2 BRUNO BONFIM 1979 014313 PINHEIROS\/SP 01'50"54 102,15
\n3 CARLOS ALBERTO BORGES JAYME 1980 020969 PINHEIROS\/SP 01'51"93 103,44
\n4 ANDRE OLIVEIRA CORDEIRO 1974 016709 MINAS TC\/MG 01'52"40 103,87
\n5 TEOFILO LABORNE FERREIRA 1973 084435 MINAS TC\/MG 01'52"95 104,38
\n6 GUSTAVO MARINHO CALADO 1984 025920 AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 01'52"96 104,39
\n7 DANIEL NOGUEIRA MENDES 1986 043820 MINAS TC\/MG 01'53"00 104,43
\n8 RAFAEL M B MOSCA 1982 035100 CRF\/RJ 01'56"96 108,09
\nFINAL B
\n9 DIOGO DE OLIVEIRA YABE 1980 021484 FADENP CLUBE\/SP 01'53"47 104,86
\n10 RAPHAEL BYDLOWSKI 1983 067850 UNISANTA\/SP 01'53"79 105,16
\n11 JUAN PEREYRA 1980 071969 UNISANTA\/SP 01'54"53 105,84
\n12 THIAGO MAULE ORSO 1976 011789 PRO-RECORD\/SP 01'54"68 105,98
\n13 EDUARDO SCAVONE SCHIESARI 1975 012402 CN MOGIANO\/SP 01'55"20 106,46
\n14 LEONARDO ALVES DOS SANTOS FIM 1986 049480 CN MOGIANO\/SP 01'55"53 106,76
\n15 CAIO SOUZA LOBO MORETZSOHN 1983 043512 UNISANTA\/SP 01'56"58 107,73
\n16 EDVALDO VALERIO SILVA FILHO 1978 008465 UNISANTA\/SP 01'59"13 110,09<\/p>\n

9\u00bb PROVA 100 METROS BORBOLETA FEMININO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM INGE DE BRUIJN NED 00'56"61 17\/09\/2000 SYDNEY
\nRS GABRIELLE ELAINE F ROSE BRA 01'01"22 23\/07\/1996 ATLANTA
\nRB GABRIELLE ELAINE F ROSE BRA 01'01"22 23\/07\/1996 ATLANTA
\nRC INGE DE BRUIJN CRF\/RJ 00'59"46 03\/06\/1999 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nIO INDICE FEMININO BRA . 00'59"67 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 FABIOLA PULGA MOLINA 1975 003264 FADENP CLUBE\/SP 01'01"59 103,60
\n2 IVI A F MONTEIRO 1984 036809 CRVG\/RJ 01'02"13 104,51
\n3 JULIA PEREIRA DE SOUZA LEAO 1987 046825 PINHEIROS\/SP 01'02"56 105,23
\n4 LAURA D A M DE AZEVEDO 1982 001291 AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 01'02"72 105,50
\n5 DANIELA PANISI DE OLIVEIRA 1984 011523 PINHEIROS\/SP 01'02"82 105,67
\n6 DAIENE MAR\u201aAL DIAS 1989 057870 AERT\/ES\/ES 01'04"28 108,12
\n7 FABIANA FREITAS CIESLAK 1985 050324 UNISANTA\/SP 01'04"66 108,76
\n8 FABIOLA RODRIGUES 1983 034731 SERC-S. CAETANO\/S01'04"84 109,07
\nFINAL B
\n9 GABRIELLA M SILVA 1988 047918 CRF\/RJ 01'04"15 107,91
\n10 PAMELLA OLIVEIRA 1987 043650 CNRAC\/ES 01'04"72 108,86
\n11 AMANDA BRANDAO ARMELAU 1988 048848 CRVG\/RJ 01'05"03 109,39
\n12 PATRICIA CILINDRI 1985 053316 CORINTHIANS\/SP 01'05"75 110,60
\n13 KEYCY FLORENCIO 1984 019475 NNSESI\/PE 01'05"78 110,65
\n14 RENATA NOGUEIRA MARTINS 1987 060778 UNAERP\/SP 01'06"35 111,61
\n15 VICK DANTAS ROCHA 1985 053856 MINAS TC\/MG 01'06"45 111,77
\n16 JULIA PINHEIRO ABDU 1984 040105 PAINEIRAS\/SP 01'06"48 111,83<\/p>\n

10\u00bb PROVA 100 METROS BORBOLETA MASCULINO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM IAN CROCKER USA 00'50"98 26\/07\/2003 BARCELONA
\nRS GABRIEL S V MANGABEIRA AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'52"76 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRB GABRIEL S V MANGABEIRA AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'52"76 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRC GABRIEL S V MANGABEIRA AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'52"76 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nIO INDICE MASCULINO BRA . 00'53"49 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 GABRIEL S V MANGABEIRA 1982 023804 AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'52"88 101,69
\n2 JOSE MARTINS MEOLANS 1978 060720 UNISANTA\/SP 00'54"06 103,96
\n3 MARCO ANTONIO SAPUCAIA 1983 004264 UNISANTA\/SP 00'54"44 104,69
\n4 KAIO MARCIO DE ALMEIDA 1984 029361 NNSESI\/PE 00'54"46 104,73
\n5 FERNANDO S DA SILVA 1986 069004 CRF\/RJ 00'55"63 106,98
\n6 RENAN AUGUSTO ROSSIN 1985 043610 UNAERP\/SP 00'56"14 107,96
\n7 LEANDRO KENZO OKUDA 1978 001747 ECUS\/SP 00'56"18 108,04
\n8 LEANDRO VILELA OLIVA 1981 017985 ECUS\/SP 00'56"58 108,81
\nFINAL B
\n9 HUGO JOSE DUPPRE 1975 001600 UNISANTA\/SP 00'56"71 109,06
\n10 GUSTAVO ROBERTO GIROTTO 1982 013649 OBJETIVO\/SELT\/SP 00'56"82 109,27
\n11 WESLEY C MANCIO 1985 028163 SE\/CIEF\/CAESB\/DF 00'57"31 110,21
\n12 ANDERSON DA SILVA ANTONIO 1985 043570 CORINTHIANS\/SP 00'57"45 110,48
\n13 BRUNO N BLANCO 1981 010447 C.CURITIBANO\/PR 00'57"59 110,75
\n14 BRUNO ABREU PAULA 1982 028664 MINAS TC\/MG 00'57"70 110,96
\n15 DANIEL DE PAULA BELINI 1980 048146 UNAERP\/SP 00'57"74 111,04
\n16 LEANDRO MONTEIRO Z S ESTEVES 1983 058125 UNISANTA\/SP 00'57"76 111,08<\/p>\n

11\u00bb PROVA 400 METROS MEDLEY FEMININO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM YANA KLOCHKOVA UKR 04'33"59 16\/09\/2000 SYDNEY
\nRS GEORGINA BARDACH UNISANTA\/SP 04'40"92 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRB JOANNA MARANHAO BRA 04'46"01 28\/03\/2004 MALDONADO
\nRC GEORGINA BARDACH UNISANTA\/SP 04'40"92 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nIO INDICE FEMININO BRA 04'46"42 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 GEORGINA BARDACH 1983 071984 UNISANTA\/SP 04'40"92 99,21 RS
\n2 JOANNA MARANHAO 1987 043270 NNSESI\/PE 04'48"32 101,82
\n3 BARBARA JATOBA 1984 000703 UNISANTA\/SP 05'00"98 106,29
\n4 LILIAN DE PAULA CERRONI 1984 046032 UNISANTA\/SP 05'02"18 106,71
\n5 DEBORA CRUZ 1988 050921 CNRAC\/ES 05'04"58 107,56
\n6 MANUELLA LYRIO 1989 071601 PINHEIROS\/SP 05'05"78 107,98
\n7 JULIANA TEREZA DE ALMEIDA 1979 000234 CORINTHIANS\/SP 05'07"11 108,45
\n8 LARISSA FREITAS CIESLAK 1987 052319 UNISANTA\/SP 05'13"30 110,64
\nFINAL B
\n9 FABIANA FREITAS CIESLAK 1985 050324 UNISANTA\/SP 05'08"77 109,04
\n10 POLIANA OKIMOTO 1983 033057 PINHEIROS\/SP 05'12"33 110,30
\n11 LUCIANA R DE OLIVEIRA 1984 019065 MINAS TC\/MG 05'14"19 110,95
\n12 JULIANA TIEMY TANAKA 1981 032823 UNISANTA\/SP 05'15"53 111,43
\n13 PATRICIA DA CRUZ SANTOS 1986 055241 UNISANTA\/SP 05'17"03 111,96
\n14 MARINA VIEIRA DE OLIVEIRA 1989 067981 PAINEIRAS\/SP 05'20"33 113,12
\n15 NATHALIA MESQUITA 1986 033908 NNSESI\/PE 05'20"89 113,32
\n16 TATIANE MAYUMI SAKEMI 1986 049454 SERC-S. CAETANO\/S05'21"18 113,42<\/p>\n

12\u00bb PROVA 400 METROS MEDLEY MASCULINO – ABSOLUTO<\/p>\n

RM MICHAEL PHELPS USA 04'09"09 27\/07\/2003 BARCELONA
\nRS THIAGO M V PEREIRA MINAS TC\/MG 04'17"62 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRB THIAGO M V PEREIRA MINAS TC\/MG 04'17"62 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRC THIAGO M V PEREIRA MINAS TC\/MG 04'17"62 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nIO INDICE MASCULINO BRA . 04'20"17 01\/01\/2004 <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 THIAGO M V PEREIRA 1986 055557 MINAS TC\/MG 04'17"62 99,61 RS
\n2 LUCAS SALATTA 1987 062120 PINHEIROS\/SP 04'20"64 100,78
\n3 RICARDO YUZO KOJIMA 1980 022682 UNISANTA\/SP 04'32"46 105,35
\n4 RAFAEL R GONCALVES 1980 013281 CRF\/RJ 04'35"85 106,66
\n5 ALEXANDRE ANDREOLI SILVA 1974 019396 UNISANTA\/SP 04'37"61 107,34
\n6 GUILHERME GUIMARAES FORTUNA 1982 007954 APAN PRUDENTE\/SP 04'39"53 108,09
\n7 ALAN MASSAO NAGAOKA 1984 034063 PINHEIROS\/SP 04'40"57 108,49
\n8 RAFAEL CORREA DE OLIVEIRA 1985 060022 PINHEIROS\/SP 04'49"97 112,12
\nFINAL B
\n9 ANDRE SCHULTZ 1988 068582 PINHEIROS\/SP 04'40"31 108,39
\n10 RAFAEL VELOSO PACHECO 1983 029794 MINAS TC\/MG 04'41"66 108,91
\n11 ERIC SANTOS FELIX 1985 029897 MINAS TC\/MG 04'43"39 109,58
\n12 GUILHERME ANDRADE DUARTE 1987 043730 MINAS TC\/MG 04'45"04 110,22
\n13 TALES R CERDEIRA 1987 045487 TTC\/RJ 04'45"46 110,38
\n14 CARLOS EDUARDO FERNANDES PIRES1985 043515 CORINTHIANS\/SP 04'45"68 110,46
\n15 FERNANDO PEIXOTO VILLANOVA 1986 043815 MINAS TC\/MG 04'46"83 110,91
\n16 MAELCIO FRANCO B DE MORAES 1977 002841 CRF\/RJ 04'49"05 111,77<\/p>\n

13\u00bb PROVA 50 METROS COSTAS FEMININO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM SANDRA VOLKER GER 00'28"25 17\/06\/2000 BERLIN
\nRS FABIOLA PULGA MOLINA BRA 00'29"78 28\/03\/2004 MALDONADO
\nRB FABIOLA PULGA MOLINA BRA 00'29"78 28\/03\/2004 MALDONADO
\nRC FABIOLA PULGA MOLINA FADENP CLUBE\/SP 00'29"82 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO<\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 FABIOLA PULGA MOLINA 1975 003264 FADENP CLUBE\/SP 00'29"82 102,62 RC
\n2 TALITA LIMA RIBEIRO 1985 043541 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'30"02 103,30
\n3 LAURA A S CRESPO 1981 033453 AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'30"88 106,26
\n4 FERNANDA NUNES ALVARENGA 1986 053857 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'30"91 106,37
\n5 FLAVIA RENATA DELAROLI 1983 030176 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'30"92 106,40
\n6 ANALICE CALDEIRA FEDERICCI 1983 073651 UNAERP\/SP 00'31"07 106,92
\n7 KARINY SILVA RIBEIRO 1985 022138 CNRAC\/ES 00'31"31 107,74
\n8 ALINE SPINARDI FERREIRA 1982 034635 SERC-S. CAETANO\/S00'31"34 107,85
\nFINAL B
\n9 PAULA TOFFANI EICHENBERGER 1983 053261 UNAERP\/SP 00'31"42 108,12
\n10 BRUNA CAMILO TURI 1987 055486 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'31"53 108,50
\n11 REBECA BIANCA BRETANHA 1987 060461 CORINTHIANS\/SP 00'31"76 109,29
\n12 FERNANDA RAMOS 1987 031721 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'31"97 110,01
\n13 VIVIANE POMPILIO DE MOURA 1986 052582 CORINTHIANS\/SP 00'32"02 110,19
\n14 GISELI CAETANO PEREIRA 1972 009744 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'32"11 110,50
\n15 AMARA M V DA SILVA 1984 033460 TTC\/RJ 00'32"58 112,11
\n16 NATHALIA SA DOS SANTOS 1986 073033 CORINTHIANS\/SP 00'32"67 112,42<\/p>\n

14\u00bb PROVA 50 METROS COSTAS MASCULINO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM THOMAS RUPPRATH GER 00'24"80 27\/07\/2003 BARCELONA
\nRS ALEXANDRE MASSURA NETO BRA 00'26"00 16\/12\/1999 RIO DE JANEIRO
\n PABLO MARTIN ABAL ARG 00'26"00 24\/07\/2001 FUKUOKA
\nRB ALEXANDRE MASSURA NETO CRF\/RJ 00'26"00 16\/12\/1999 RIO DE JANEIRO
\nRC ALEXANDRE MASSURA NETO CRF\/RJ 00'26"06 14\/12\/2000 S\u00ccO PAULO <\/p>\n

COL NOME DO ATLETA NASC. SIGLA TEMPO INDICE
\nFINAL A
\n1 GLAUBER HENRIQUE SILVA 1986 049671 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'26"64 103,14
\n2 ALEXANDRE MASSURA NETO 1975 011779 MINAS TC\/MG 00'26"73 103,48
\n3 PAULO MAURICIO SILVA MACHADO 1978 025146 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'26"85 103,95
\n4 RAFAEL SANTOS CASTRO 1985 050770 MINAS TC\/MG 00'27"09 104,88
\n5 THIAGO CESAR DE SOUZA PINTO 1977 019414 UNISANTA\/SP 00'27"22 105,38
\n6 ROGERIO AOKI ROMERO 1969 016845 MINAS TC\/MG 00'27"37 105,96
\n7 RAFAEL ANTONIO OLIVEIRA 1986 000909 CORINTHIANS\/SP 00'27"48 106,39
\n8 CLEBER SOARES PIMENTA COSTA 1979 014997 AEAA\/PMC\/RJ 00'27"57 106,74
\nFINAL B
\n9 LEONARDO COSTA 1977 022741 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'27"41 106,12
\n10 GUILHERME AUGUSTO GUIDO 1987 060463 PINHEIROS\/SP 00'27"65 107,05
\n11 RODRIGO C C DE OLIVEIRA 1984 031281 CRF\/RJ 00'27"75 107,43
\n12 LEONARDO GOMES 1974 083853 C.CURITIBANO\/PR 00'27"83 107,74
\n13 JANDER MELLO LAZARONI 1985 038666 FADENP\/SP 00'27"91 108,05
\n14 JOEL F B ALVES 1983 070368 CRVG\/RJ 00'27"99 108,36
\n15 ARTUR F DA ROCHA 1988 053055 ASD2000\/RJ 00'28"16 109,02
\n16 EDUARDO SEREJO DA COSTA 1987 043276 APAN PRUDENTE\/SP 00'28"56 110,57<\/p>\n

15\u00bb PROVA REV. 4 X 200 METROS LIVRE FEMININO – ABSOLUTO <\/p>\n

RM GER "A" GER 07'55"47 31\/07\/1987 STRASBOURG
\nRS BRA "A" BRA 08'10"54 11\/08\/2003 STO DOMINGO
\nRB BRA "A" BRA 08'10"54 11\/08\/2003 STO DOMINGO
\nRC PINHEIROS "A" PINHEIROS\/SP 08'18"89 06\/05\/2004 RIO DE JANEIRO<\/p>\n

NOME DA EQUIPE SIGLA TEMPO
\nFINAL
\n1 PINHEIROS "A" PINHEIROS\/SP 08'18"89
\n 000987 PAULA BARACHO ROSAS RIBEIRO tempo do 1 atleta: 02'04"34
\n 016429 TATIANA LEMOS DE LIMA
\n 071601 MANUELLA LYRIO
\n 055467 NATALIA DE MESQUITA BUSSO<\/p>\n

RC
\n2 UNISANTA "A" UNISANTA\/SP 08'24"16
\n 004928 MONIQUE A FERREIRA tempo do 1 atleta: 02'05"63
\n 071984 GEORGINA BARDACH
\n 046032 LILIAN DE PAULA CERRONI
\n 000703 BARBARA JATOBA <\/p>\n

3 CRF\/RJ "A" CRF\/RJ 08'28"95
\n 031279 MARIANA N BROCHADO tempo do 1 atleta: 02'04"84
\n 017677 DENISE OLIVEIRA
\n 045276 MONIQUE M RODRIGUES
\n 036832 MARCIA C S BARROSO <\/p>\n

4 MINAS "A" MINAS TC\/MG 08'36"88
\n 028640 FERNANDA MACHADO TRAVESSO tempo do 1 atleta: 02'10"21
\n 000444 NAYARA LEDOUX RIBEIRO
\n 050116 LUIZA DANI PAIXAO
\n 084461 IZABELA PASSOS FORTINI <\/p>\n

5 UNAERP "A" UNAERP\/SP 08'38"67
\n 040040 FLAVIA MARQUES ALVES SOUSA tempo do 1 atleta: 02'10"32
\n 025380 RENATA DE OLIVEIRA BURGOS
\n 060778 RENATA NOGUEIRA MARTINS
\n 057592 TAIANE CARNOT NODA <\/p>\n

6 SERC S\u00ccO CAETANO "A" SERC-S. CAETANO\/S08'46"61
\n 032236 FABIANA UYVARY tempo do 1 atleta: 02'12"26
\n 022668 MICHELINE CARDOSO
\n 068010 JULIANA GOMES BELLINI
\n 024884 MARCELA BELCHIOR <\/p>\n

7 CORINTHIANS "A" CORINTHIANS\/SP 08'52"47
\n 055440 MONICK AVELINO PEREZ tempo do 1 atleta: 02'11"71
\n 073033 NATHALIA SA DOS SANTOS
\n 052582 VIVIANE POMPILIO DE MOURA
\n 000234 JULIANA TEREZA DE ALMEIDA<\/p>\n

8 TTC\/RJ "A" TTC\/RJ 09'20"01
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