By Phillip Whitten
\nPhotos by Peter Bick<\/p>\n
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. IT was billed as a return to yesteryear, the glory days when Brendan and Ed \u2013 Hansen and Moses, that is \u2013 ruled the world of breaststroke.<\/p>\n
After this morning\u2019s prelims, that\u2019s just the way it shaped up with Hansen qualifying first and Moses second with the only 1:01s in a strong field. Hansen, the world record-holder at 59.30 and the favorite tonight, appeared to be ready to test the one-minute barrier<\/p>\n
Moses, after disappointing swims at last year\u2019s Olympic Trials, was set to challenge the world record-holder, but his sluggish second 50 in prelims was worrisome.<\/p>\n
Hansen took command at the start, turning in 28.33 seconds with Moses (28.70) and Mark Gangloff (28.72), who was the surprise runner-up at the 2004 Olympic Trials, half a stroke behind.<\/p>\n
Coming home, Hansen stretched his lead, touching in 1:00.13. Gangloff stayed strong, fighting Moses off, then pulling away to finish second in 1:01.36. Indiana\u2019s Kevin Swander finished third as Moses, inexplicably, faded to fifth.<\/p>\n
2005 World Championship Trials
\nIndianapolis 2005
\n50 meter pool<\/p>\n
Event 104
\n1 APR 2005 – 18:53
\nMen\u2019s 100m Breaststroke
\n100m Brasse Hommes<\/p>\n
FINAL RESULTS
\nCLASSEMENT FINALES
\nFinals
\nFinales<\/p>\n
WR 59.30 HANSEN Brendan Long Beach (USA) 8 JUL 2004 USA
\nAR 59.30 HANSEN BRENDAN Long Beach (USA) 8 JUL 2004 USA
\nUS 59.30 HANSEN BRENDAN Long Beach (USA) 8 JUL 2004 USA<\/p>\n
Rank Name YB Club Result Points R.T. LN 50m
\nA-FINAL:
\n1. HANSEN BRENDAN 81 TXLAST 0.71 28.33 1:00.13 1007 4
\n2. GANGLOFF MARK 82 AUB-SE 0.83 28.72 1:01.36 978 3
\n3. SWANDER KEVIN 84 IU-IN 0.85 29.55 1:02.13 960 6
\n4. MARSHALL GARY 82 CPSCOK 0.87 29.73 1:02.15 959 7
\n5. MOSES ED 80 CUBUPV 0.78 28.70 1:02.21 958 5
\n6. USHER SCOTT 83 UW-WY 0.76 29.18 1:02.33 955 2
\n7. ROWE CALEB 83 CAL-PC 0.80 29.70 1:02.72 946 1
\n8. POGIOLI GIORDAN 83 PUR-IN 0.79 29.76 1:03.36 931 8<\/p>\n
B-FINAL:
\n1. VANDERKAAY CHRISTIAN 82 UM-MI 0.77 30.50 1:04.18 911 6
\n2. CRISTE JOHN 89 CANYCA 0.84 30.17 1:04.30 908 5
\n3. VELEZ DANIEL 83 NCSTNC 0.79 30.12 1:04.35 907 3
\n4. SPANN SCOTT 88 TXLAST 0.68 30.28 1:04.37 907 1
\n5. SCHURR CHRISTIAN 84 UT-ST 0.72 29.91 1:04.40 906 4
\n6. CONNOLLY DILLON 88 LINSGA 0.69 30.42 1:04.79 897 7
\n7. EDDY RICHARD 84 CUBUPV 0.71 30.09 1:05.00 892 2
\n8. STEVENS NATE 82 UN-2AZ 0.76 30.17 1:05.07 890 8<\/p>\n
C-FINAL:
\n1. RIDGEWAY PAUL 84 TXLAST 0.74 30.31 1:04.38 906 7
\n2. WELCH COREY 83 UF-FL 0.83 30.30 1:04.59 902 6
\n3. JAMERSON JOHN 85 FSU-FL 0.68 30.03 1:04.80 897 1
\n4. BURTCH GRANT 85 UM-MI 0.76 30.35 1:04.96 893 2
\n5. MAHONEY SEAN 88 TERAPC 0.80 30.81 1:05.13 889 3
\n5. ALBRIGHT ANDREW 84 UM-MI 0.71 30.70 1:05.13 889 4
\n7. KORNFELD PAUL 87 BTA-GU 0.71 30.78 1:05.56 879 5
\n8. IPPOLITI CHRISTOPHER 84 PSU-MA 0.77 31.03 1:06.33 861 8<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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