{"id":9896,"date":"2005-08-07T15:41:33","date_gmt":"2005-08-07T20:41:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2005\/08\/usa-nationals-day-5-prelims-kukors-johns-top-200-im-qualifiers-weir-and-schoeman-lead-the-way-in-the-50-free\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T20:24:06","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T03:24:06","slug":"usa-nationals-day-5-prelims-kukors-johns-top-200-im-qualifiers-weir-and-schoeman-lead-the-way-in-the-50-free","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/usa-nationals-day-5-prelims-kukors-johns-top-200-im-qualifiers-weir-and-schoeman-lead-the-way-in-the-50-free\/","title":{"rendered":"USA Nationals, Day 5 Prelims: Kukors, Johns Top 200 IM Qualifiers; Weir and Schoeman Lead the Way in the 50 Free"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n

IRVINE, Calif., August 7. THE final of the women\u2019s 200 IM tonight likely will provide a glimpse into the future of American swimming. <\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 200-meter Individual Medley<\/b><\/p>\n

Sixteen year-old Ariana Kukors, who won the 400 IM two days ago, qualified first in the 200 in an easy 2:17.00. Her major competition likely will come from two 17-year-olds: Julia Smit of Three Village Swim Club (2:18.11) and Germantown\u2019s Alicia Aemisegger (2:18.17).<\/p>\n

It took 2:19.65 to make the A final, 2:20.07 to make B and 2:20.94 to swim in the C final.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 200-meter Individual Medley<\/b>
\nCanadian Brian Johns, who holds the world record for the short course 400 IM, posted the fastest time this morning in the men\u2019s 200 IM, 2:03.03. <\/p>\n

He\u2019ll be challenged tonight by Hungarian Tamas Kerekjarto, swimming for Trojan Swim Club (2:03.28) and University of Wisconsin\u2019s Tim Liebhold (2:03.65), a finalist in this event at last year\u2019s U.S. Olympic Trials.<\/p>\n

It took 2:05.51 to make the A final, 2:06.95 to make B and 2:07.94 to make C. That final spot was taken by 39 year-old Dr. Ron Karnaugh, a 1992 Olympian.<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 50-meter Freestyle<\/b><\/p>\n

Three days ago, Amanda Weir won her first national title when she
\ntook the 100 free in 54.47 seconds. After this morning\u2019s prelims in the 50 free, she appears poised to add a second title in the one-lap sprint.<\/p>\n

Weir, representing SwimAtlanta, clocked 25.75 to top all qualifiers. Canadian Victoria Poon was only 9-hundredths behind while Melanie Schlanger clocked the only other sub-26-second effort, 25.97.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 50-meter Freestyle<\/b><\/p>\n

World champion Roland Schoeman of South Africa and Tucson Ford qualified first in the 50 free this morning in what for him was a leisurely swim, 22.29.<\/p>\n

Only one-hundredth of a second behind Schoeman is Benjamin Wildman-Tobriner of Stanford, who is poised to make the leap to the Big Time in the coming months.<\/p>\n

The third qualifier is another fast-rising sprinter, Nick Brunelli of Sun Devil Aquatics at 22.53. Garrett Weber-Gale, still another rookie sprinter likely to make it to the Big Time, is fourth in 22.92, followed by another newcomer, Brandon Nelms, at 22.95.<\/p>\n

23.09 was the cutoff for the championship final. It took 23.42 to make the B final, 23.66 to make C. Swimming in the B final will be Kicker Vencill, back in competition after successfully overturning a suspension for performance-enhancing drugs.<\/p>\n

Other Events<\/b>
\nTonight, the finals will include the men\u2019s and women\u2019s 200 IM and 50 free, plus the 1500 meters free and the 4×100-meter medley relay for both men and women.<\/p>\n

The slower seeded heats of these last two events are being swum throughout the day. The championship heats will be swum tonight.<\/p>\n

2005 ConocoPhillips National Championships
\nIRVINE, CA<\/p>\n

7 AUG 2005 <\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 200m Individual Medley<\/p>\n

TOTAL RANKING<\/p>\n

WR 2:09.72 WU Yanyan Shanghai (CHN) 17 OCT 1997 CHN
\nAR 2:10.41 HOFF Katie Montreal (CAN) 25 JUL 2005 USA
\nUS 2:11.24 HOFF Katie Indianapolis (USA) 1 APR 2005 NBA
\nCR 2:12.97 SANDENO Kaitlin Maryland (USA) 9 AUG 2003 TRO<\/p>\n

Rank Name YB Club Result Behind R.T. HT LN 150m 100m 50m
\nKUKORS Ariana KINGPN 89 2:17.00 1. A 0.83 10 4 1:45.03 1:05.72 30.62
\nSMIT Julia TVSCMR 87 2:18.11 2. 1.11 A 0.80 8 4 1:45.84 1:05.01 30.47
\nAEMISEGGER Alicia GAACMA 87 2:18.17 3. 1.17 A 0.76 10 5 1:46.16 1:06.28 29.86
\nPIERSE Annamay UBCD 2:18.73 4. 1.73 A 0.87 8 6 1:45.82 1:06.50 30.68
\nHARM Tricia ABSCGA 83 2:19.13 5. 2.13 A 0.76 8 7 1:47.70 1:06.05 29.52
\nCARUSONE Ashley GSC−FL 85 2:19.18 6. 2.18 A 0.73 9 1 1:47.03 1:06.37 30.47
\nKILKUTS Courtney UN01CA 87 2:19.21 7. 2.21 A 0.81 10 6 1:45.97 1:05.50 30.25
\nPENDLETON Bethany WA−WI 82 2:19.25 8. 2.25 A 0.83 9 4 1:46.67 1:04.17 29.67<\/p>\n

OHLGREN Ava BAC−MI 88 2:19.28 9. 2.28 B 0.75 9 5 1:47.64 1:06.01 30.17
\nSMITH Jennie MOR−NC 89 2:19.39 10. 2.39 B 0.71 10 2 1:47.03 1:06.05 29.95
\nCARROLL Kathleen CW−MI 85 2:19.46 11. 2.46 B 0.67 9 3 1:47.14 1:05.32 29.87
\nDAVIS Laura TERAPC 84 2:19.66 12. 2.66 B 0.72 10 3 1:46.56 1:06.22 29.99
\nBEAUDREAU Carolyn LOVECO 88 2:19.70 13. 2.70 B 0.79 9 7 1:47.40 1:05.51 30.50
\nFORSTER Jennifer WTRCOH 88 2:19.76 14. 2.76 B 0.79 8 5 1:47.02 1:05.55 30.21
\nBREEDEN Elaine WA−KY 88 2:20.06 15. 3.06 B 0.65 8 3 1:47.23 1:06.07 29.72
\nMONSEES Courtney SCSCPC 89 2:20.07 16. 3.07 B 0.84 7 2 1:47.75 1:05.52 30.49<\/p>\n

DWELLEY Kate TERAPC 89 2:20.20 17. 3.20 C 0.87 5 4 1:48.34 1:04.49 29.18
\nWIESNER Andrea WA−WI 84 2:20.24 18. 3.24 C 0.80 4 3 1:47.87 1:07.22 31.21
\nHERSEY Kathleen SA−GA 90 2:20.26 19. 3.26 C 0.72 1 2 1:47.61 1:04.62 29.80
\nKALISZ Courtney NBACMD 90 2:20.35 20. 3.35 C 0.79 9 2 1:47.01 1:05.42 30.51
\nCRIPPEN Teresa GAACMA 90 2:20.52 21. 3.52 C 0.84 6 3 1:49.51 1:05.61 30.57
\nDUERK Lauren AUB−SE 84 2:20.73 22. 3.73 C 0.70 6 7 1:47.51 1:07.52 31.70
\nFERRITTO Elaine TXLAST 85 2:20.79 23. 3.79 C 0.69 6 1 1:48.06 1:05.63 30.44
\nJENSEN Alicia FOXJMN 86 2:20.94 24. 3.94 C 0.74 3 5 1:47.55 1:08.65 31.29<\/p>\n

SMITH Sara VASTVA 87 2:20.99 25. 3.99 1 0.73 2 2 1:47.75 1:05.80 29.80
\nSTROUSE Emily FORDAZ 84 2:21.20 26. 4.20 2 0.81 2 6 1:48.37 1:07.40 30.48
\nBOUCHARD Melanie ABQC 2:21.38 27. 4.38 0.83 5 2 1:48.53 1:06.41 30.53
\nNEUFCOEUR Charlene FRA 2:21.42 28. 4.42 0.80 7 4 1:48.57 1:07.11 30.71
\nTRINIDAD Anna WA−WI 84 2:21.49 29. 4.49 0.71 5 8 1:48.08 1:05.84 30.68
\nSMITH Elizabeth PKWYOZ 89 2:21.87 30. 4.87 0.64 1 3 1:48.41 1:07.81 30.83
\nANDROCA Joanne FRA 2:21.96 31. 4.96 0.79 8 1 1:49.34 1:06.88 30.43
\nMCKEEHAN Michelle CGACIN 89 2:21.97 32. 4.97 0.72 10 1 1:48.30 1:08.66 30.16
\nREID Jamie GSC−FL 83 2:22.06 33. 5.06 0.75 3 7 1:48.80 1:05.03 30.74
\nAKERFELDS Aleksa YMIDMR 89 2:22.10 34. 5.10 0.75 7 3 1:49.34 1:06.32 30.45
\nJAMISON Tanica TXLAST 81 2:22.13 35. 5.13 0.67 10 7 1:48.69 1:05.62 29.70
\nCLEMENS Alison AGUAMR 88 2:22.17 36. 5.17 0.68 9 6 1:47.81 1:06.69 30.90
\nYAMAMOTO Chiemi UCLACA 85 2:22.23 37. 5.23 0.75 7 7 1:49.67 1:09.26 32.33
\nSILVER Emily CAL−PC 85 2:22.24 38. 5.24 0.70 7 6 1:49.12 1:05.73 30.07
\nMORRIS Kailey BCATMA 87 2:22.33 39. 5.33 0.71 4 5 1:50.16 1:06.72 30.73
\nGHOSH Nilasha DACAPC 88 2:22.35 40. 5.35 0.77 10 8 1:50.16 1:06.38 30.39
\nSCROGGY Morgan THSCOR 88 2:22.38 41. 5.38 0.83 4 7 1:50.35 1:06.32 30.55
\nSCHMITT Jessica NCA−SI 91 2:22.41 42. 5.41 0.81 5 5 1:49.79 1:09.61 31.16
\nERONEMO Courtney KINGPN 87 2:22.43 43. 5.43 0.86 6 4 1:49.28 1:05.98 30.87
\nKELLY Margaret AASCMI 88 2:22.50 44. 5.50 0.74 5 6 1:49.99 1:06.15 29.93
\nEVANS Ashley BAC−NJ 88 2:22.56 45. 5.56 0.82 2 1 1:48.33 1:08.13 30.87
\nMEISSNER Erica MAG−NE 88 2:22.59 46. 5.59 0.79 9 8 1:49.02 1:04.89 30.38
\nSARNECKI Amalia WA−WI 84 2:22.97 47. 5.97 0.78 3 8 1:49.70 1:09.77 31.20
\nDOOLITTLE Margaret STASSN 88 2:23.11 48. 6.11 0.65 4 6 1:50.04 1:09.60 30.98
\nWYCLIFFE Elizabeth TXLAST 83 2:23.32 49. 6.32 0.83 3 1 1:49.25 1:05.14 30.35
\nEMBERTSON Mari CAT−OR 83 2:23.36 50. 6.36 0.73 2 7 1:49.92 1:07.77 31.31
\nSTUPP Julie PKWYOZ 86 2:23.45 51. 6.45 0.73 7 8 1:49.44 1:07.52 31.33
\nBRAGG Ja−Neil TIGRPC 86 2:23.84 52. 6.84 0.72 2 3 1:51.49 1:07.80 31.15
\nBRAUN Katherine FOXJMN 85 2:23.91 53. 6.91 0.74 1 7 1:51.12 1:07.08 30.27
\nBASSO Alexandra CFSCGU 87 2:23.92 54. 6.92 0.71 4 2 1:51.74 1:08.99 30.96
\nDEPAUL Lyndsay CCAQCA 88 2:24.16 55. 7.16 0.74 4 4 1:50.94 1:08.31 31.27
\nLARENCE Amanda TXLAST 84 2:24.20 56. 7.20 0.74 1 5 1:50.93 1:10.19 31.16
\nOLSON Sharon STARPN 84 2:24.28 57. 7.28 0.71 1 6 1:51.77 1:08.05 31.67
\nMARIK Melissa ACADIL 88 2:24.30 58. 7.30 0.74 6 5 1:51.20 1:06.40 29.48
\nCRIPPEN Claire GAACMA 88 2:24.42 59. 7.42 0.88 6 2 1:51.86 1:08.58 31.58
\nMIESNER Isabel UCLACA 84 2:24.64 60. 7.64 0.69 6 8 1:51.53 1:08.84 31.29
\nWHITE Heather OAPBPC 88 2:24.71 61. 7.71 0.81 1 4 1:50.00 1:08.05 31.91
\nMCINTYRE Melissa TSC−PN 87 2:24.78 62. 7.78 0.80 3 6 1:50.72 1:08.91 31.24
\nWOODRUFF Kelly CSC−PN 85 2:24.83 63. 7.83 0.74 5 1 1:51.39 1:09.77 32.16
\nKUKORS Emily KINGPN 85 2:24.88 64. 7.88 0.73 7 5 1:52.47 1:09.69 31.39
\nSILVER Helen CAL−PC 84 2:24.90 65. 7.90 0.77 5 3 1:50.30 1:06.18 30.53
\nSCHLUNTZ Justine FORDAZ 87 2:24.92 66. 7.92 0.74 4 1 1:50.75 1:06.48 30.29
\nMCCALL Sarah PACKSE 86 2:25.13 67. 8.13 0.74 3 3 1:51.61 1:10.41 32.28
\nHARDT Kate MINNMN 84 2:25.54 68. 8.54 0.78 5 7 1:51.38 1:08.47 31.46
\nNESS Kathryn WOR−OH 84 2:25.56 69. 8.56 0.78 2 8 1:51.78 1:07.58 30.82
\nSHORTT Caitlyn STARPN 86 2:25.72 70. 8.72 0.81 8 2 1:51.51 1:09.28 31.18
\nLEVERENZ Caitlin EDACAZ 91 2:25.80 71. 8.80 0.82 7 1 1:50.67 1:10.37 31.62
\nBURGAN Candice PACKSE 89 2:26.14 72. 9.14 0.92 4 8 1:51.27 1:07.96 31.13
\nAVILLA Leah SRVLPC 85 2:29.13 73. 12.13 0.74 1 1 1:52.80 1:10.19 32.00
\nBRISKIE Erin AGS−GU 84 2:30.07 74. 13.07 0.91 2 4 1:52.84 1:10.72 32.15
\nSWART Ashley NCA−SI 84 DNS 6 6
\nMASON Emily FORDAZ 82 DNS 8 8
\nKIRK Dana PASAPC 84 DSQ 2 5
\nFAULKNER Amanda LAK−KY 88 DSQ 0.76 3 2
\nSTEENROD Anna MAC−NC 86 DSQ 3 4<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s 200m Individual Medley<\/p>\n

TOTAL RANKING<\/p>\n

WR 1:55.94 PHELPS Michael Maryland (USA) 9 AUG 2003 USA
\nAR 1:55.94 PHELPS Michael College Park (USA) 9 AUG 2003 USA
\nUS 1:55.94 PHELPS Michael Maryland (USA) 9 AUG 2003 USA
\nCR 1:55.94 PHELPS Michael Maryland (USA) 9 AUG 2003 NBA<\/p>\n

Rank Name YB Club Result Behind R.T. HT LN 150m 100m 50m
\nJOHNS Brian UBCD 2:03.03 1. A 0.81 10 4 1:33.08 57.97 26.73
\nKEREKJARTO Tamas TROJCA 79 2:03.28 2. 0.25 A 0.72 10 5 1:34.37 57.98 26.33
\nLIEBHOLD Timothy UW−WI 83 2:03.65 3. 0.62 A 0.69 9 5 1:34.36 57.42 26.19
\nDORR John CAL−PC 83 2:04.83 4. 1.80 A 0.72 9 3 1:34.20 58.71 26.41
\nORIWOL Tobias STANPC 85 2:04.90 5. 1.87 A 0.91 8 4 1:34.36 58.21 26.18
\nSTEPHENS Mark DYNAGA 84 2:05.08 6. 2.05 A 0.61 10 3 1:34.77 58.93 26.33
\nSUN Hongzhe STANPC 85 2:05.42 7. 2.39 A 0.76 10 7 1:35.83 56.77 25.87
\nGOLDBERG Bryan TENNSE 83 2:05.51 8. 2.48 A 0.69 9 6 1:36.65 59.76 27.38<\/p>\n

MITCHELL Adam MINNMN 84 2:05.56 9. 2.53 B 0.77 8 3 1:35.87 58.52 26.60
\nSALATTA Lucas UN−1FG 87 2:05.58 10. 2.55 B 0.72 8 5 1:35.53 57.24 26.27
\nHORTH Fabien FRA 2:05.72 11. 2.69 B 0.76 6 1 1:36.26 1:01.58 27.55
\nBEAVERS Keith CAN 2:05.85 12. 2.82 B 0.74 9 4 1:35.35 58.16 27.37
\nRATHGEBER Geoffrey SNCOCT 85 2:05.98 13. 2.95 B 0.70 10 1 1:35.32 59.16 27.27
\nSCHULTZ Andre NCA−SI 88 2:06.19 14. 3.16 B 0.79 7 2 1:37.03 59.72 27.04
\nAUBRY Jonathan ABQC 2:06.58 15. 3.55 B 0.94 8 2 1:36.54 59.59 27.47
\nKING Nathan OSSCOH 85 2:06.95 16. 3.92 B 0.73 8 7 1:36.75 58.76 27.51<\/p>\n

THORBURN Jeffrey SA−GA 84 2:07.04 17. 4.01 C 0.65 3 2 1:37.66 59.89 27.71
\nSCOGGAN Byron AH−SN 88 2:07.15 18. 4.12 C 0.73 10 8 1:37.16 59.76 27.54
\nVAYO Louis FASTCA 85 2:07.18 19. 4.15 C 0.76 9 1 1:37.03 57.88 26.79
\nRITTER Adam FORDAZ 85 2:07.47 20. 4.44 C 0.81 6 8 1:37.52 59.60 27.23
\nWELTZ Scott SVAAPC 87 2:07.49 21. 4.46 C 0.78 5 7 1:37.60 1:00.74 27.48
\nLUTKUS Jamie IA−IN 84 2:07.71 22. 4.68 C 0.76 1 3 1:36.80 1:00.18 27.52
\nBURCKLE Christopher LAK−KY 88 2:07.89 23. 4.86 C 0.68 5 2 1:38.05 1:00.30 27.53
\nKARNAUGH Ron JG−NJ 66 2:07.95 24. 4.92 C 0.77 10 6 1:37.37 1:00.59 27.02<\/p>\n

BEASLEY Matthew PKWYOZ 83 2:07.97 25. 4.94 1 0.71 4 6 1:37.93 59.72 26.92
\nSMALLEY Maverick TXLAST 87 2:07.98 26. 4.95 2 0.72 7 3 1:37.73 59.83 27.14
\nMOLZAHN Thomas WA−WI 85 2:08.21 27. 5.18 0.77 4 4 1:37.68 1:01.16 27.18
\nPATTERSON John CFSCGU 84 2:08.46 28. 5.43 0.72 7 4 1:38.10 58.31 26.95
\nPADGETT Robert GSA−NC 87 2:08.48 29. 5.45 0.78 6 4 1:38.54 59.17 27.01
\nMCLARTY Dustin DBS−FL 86 2:08.56 30. 5.53 0.67 5 4 1:38.95 1:00.53 27.56
\nCOLELLA Anthony GOLDST 87 2:08.62 31. 5.59 0.71 6 7 1:38.51 59.44 27.31
\nBERG Ryan NOVAVA 83 2:08.87 32. 5.84 0.90 1 4 1:37.90 1:00.91 27.13
\nNUESS Christopher SAS−IE 86 2:08.87 32. 5.84 0.71 7 6 1:37.62 1:00.10 27.43
\nHARTLEY Brian WTSCIN 83 2:08.94 34. 5.91 0.71 8 1 1:39.52 59.65 27.45
\nKOERTEN Brett PACKSE 85 2:09.02 35. 5.99 0.63 4 2 1:37.33 1:00.55 27.47
\nWEIK Cody FSC−MA 89 2:09.03 36. 6.00 0.66 4 5 1:38.54 59.32 26.99
\nMAGRUDER Agustin TXLAST 85 2:09.03 36. 6.00 0.77 7 8 1:37.21 58.45 26.47
\nKELLEY Wade TXLAST 84 2:09.25 38. 6.22 0.67 10 2 1:37.68 59.81 26.99
\nJONES Michael IST−IN 83 2:09.27 39. 6.24 0.86 2 2 1:39.86 1:00.82 27.86
\nWHITE Jonathan DM−NT 83 2:09.50 40. 6.47 0.78 2 3 1:38.65 59.30 26.93
\nDONALDSON David TXLAST 85 2:09.62 41. 6.59 0.71 4 1 1:38.40 1:00.47 26.69
\nMILLER Arthur NASAIN 86 2:09.63 42. 6.60 0.74 3 3 1:37.81 59.88 27.20
\nOSBORNE Sean AUB−SE 84 2:09.74 43. 6.71 0.83 3 5 1:37.83 1:02.04 27.40
\nPLUMMER David MINNMN 85 2:09.79 44. 6.76 0.77 3 6 1:38.25 59.22 27.32
\nSOUTHMAYD Thomas SSC−MA 87 2:09.86 45. 6.83 0.66 9 8 1:39.54 59.97 27.74
\nMAHONEY Sean TERAPC 88 2:09.88 46. 6.85 0.73 6 5 1:38.05 1:01.76 28.37
\nSCALISE Erik RENOPC 77 2:10.01 47. 6.98 0.76 9 7 1:38.90 1:01.35 28.65
\nROBERTS Jonathan RSA−NC 87 2:10.04 48. 7.01 0.81 8 8 1:39.61 1:02.56 28.18
\nBROWN Jack SA−GA 87 2:10.31 49. 7.28 0.73 5 5 1:40.08 1:01.47 28.19
\nMADSON Logan BENDOR 86 2:10.33 50. 7.30 0.68 5 3 1:38.38 58.96 26.52
\nDAVIDSON Tristan NCACNC 85 2:10.50 51. 7.47 0.71 6 2 1:40.01 1:01.43 27.65
\nCHRISTY Michael WTSCIN 88 2:10.62 52. 7.59 0.69 2 1 1:39.61 1:00.78 28.37
\nLUNDGAARD Bret DSS−CA 86 2:10.67 53. 7.64 0.74 2 7 1:39.62 1:00.30 27.53
\nMITCHELL Andrew NAC−SE 89 2:10.68 54. 7.65 0.78 5 1 1:39.67 1:00.71 27.77
\nAMES Chad NCACNC 83 2:11.05 55. 8.02 0.68 7 1 1:40.13 1:01.83 27.00
\nMILLER Jason TPITAM 84 2:11.10 56. 8.07 0.73 2 6 1:39.87 1:00.66 26.41
\nWOHL Daniel VSC−LE 84 2:11.47 57. 8.44 0.86 3 1 1:40.61 1:02.54 27.84
\nSCHUYLEMAN James IST−PN 88 2:11.89 58. 8.86 0.66 4 3 1:40.16 1:00.18 26.93
\nPAYNE Russell MINNMN 86 2:11.93 59. 8.90 0.70 5 6 1:38.23 58.63 27.07
\nLATHROPE Scott OAPBPC 86 2:12.09 60. 9.06 0.79 5 8 1:41.18 1:01.00 27.90
\nBARNES Ivan COPSNT 85 2:12.22 61. 9.19 0.72 1 5 1:39.57 1:03.23 27.30
\nPATRICK Todd IST−IN 85 2:12.63 62. 9.60 0.75 9 2 1:39.75 59.43 26.36
\nCELLINI Michael RAYSGA 85 2:12.69 63. 9.66 0.73 3 4 1:40.72 1:01.60 27.85
\nIPPOLITI Christopher BCATMA 84 2:12.75 64. 9.72 0.77 2 5 1:40.36 1:01.61 27.57
\nSAVULICH Robert SAC−NJ 87 2:13.13 65. 10.10 0.66 2 4 1:43.08 1:02.06 27.49
\nCADY Kurt AUB−SE 83 2:13.61 66. 10.58 0.72 8 6 1:42.30 1:02.24 27.57
\nBERNIER Evan BC−PN 86 2:13.82 67. 10.79 0.76 3 8 1:42.42 1:02.29 27.60
\nCASS Nathan UASCOH 87 2:14.33 68. 11.30 0.80 4 8 1:41.25 1:00.96 27.56
\nSCANLAN Matthew BSC−CC 87 2:15.04 69. 12.01 0.75 6 6 1:44.40 1:02.32 27.85
\nSTOVALL Brooks MTACSE 88 DNS 7 5
\nBIEDERMANN Sean BCATMA 85 DSQ 0.78 3 7
\nLOWE Matthew TXLAST 85 DSQ 4 7
\nBERENS Richard MAC−NC 88 DSQ 6 3
\nNEAD Kevin GSC−FL 85 DSQ 0.71 7 7<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s 50m Freestyle<\/p>\n

TOTAL RANKING<\/p>\n

WR 24.13 DE BRUIJN Inge Sydney (AUS) 22 SEP 2000 NED
\nAR 24.63 TORRES Dara Sydney (AUS) 23 SEP 2000 USA
\nUS 24.50 DE BRUIJN Inge 23 JUL 2000 NED
\nCR 24.90 TORRES Dara USA 16 AUG 2000 USA<\/p>\n

Rank Name YB Club Result Behind R.T. HT LN
\nWEIR Amanda SA−GA 86 25.75 1. A 0.74 10 4
\nPOON Victoria ABQC 25.84 2. 0.09 A 0.81 8 6
\nSCHLANGER Melanie UN01HI 86 25.97 3. 0.22 A 0.80 3 6
\nGRESDAL Jenna ETOB 84 26.14 4. 0.39 A 0.70 8 4
\nNAPIER Stephanie BAY−SE 88 26.26 5. 0.51 A 0.67 10 6
\nHOFF Katie NBACMD 89 26.27 6. 0.52 A 0.74 2 3
\nBISHOP Brooke PASAPC 86 26.27 6. 0.52 A 0.69 9 5
\nPOTEETE Anna SCCAPC 87 26.30 8. 0.55 ? 0.64 9 2
\nJEFFREY Rhiannon TROJCA 86 26.30 8. 0.55 ? 0.71 9 7<\/p>\n

CASHION Courtney FORDAZ 85 26.31 10. 0.56 B 0.67 10 5
\nNYMEYER Lacey FORDAZ 85 26.36 11. 0.61 B 0.82 9 4
\nBABICZ Anne CAL−PC 85 26.38 12. 0.63 B 0.71 10 8
\nDWELLEY Kate TERAPC 89 26.40 13. 0.65 B 0.81 8 7
\nBOTEK Anne EST−MD 88 26.40 13. 0.65 B 0.72 9 6
\nRAATZ Katherine AFOXAZ 88 26.44 15. 0.69 B 0.71 5 6
\nREILLY Erin CAL−PC 85 26.45 16. 0.70 ? 0.80 5 7
\nDOMINSKI Emily NTSCIL 89 26.45 16. 0.70 ? 0.69 9 8<\/p>\n

SMITH Sara VASTVA 87 26.46 18. 0.71 C 0.68 3 8
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