Tokyo FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2011

Tokyo (JPN) = 12-13 Nov. 2011
FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2011

Cu o zi inaintea terminarii Cupei Mondiale la Inot in bazin scurt se pare ca Le Clos / RSA si Alshmar /Sw. vor fi medaliatii acestui an 2011.....

FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2011
1213
November 2011
Event 101
12 NOV 2011 15:
Women's 800m Freestyle


WR 8:04.53 59.82 2:01.30 3:02.55 4:03.36 FILIPPI Alessia ITA Rijeka (CRO) 12 DEC 2008
5:04.40 6:05.02 7:05.51
WC 8:04.61 58.39 1:59.49 3:00.62 4:02.01 FRIIS Lotte DEN Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
5:03.19 6:04.12 7:04.99


1 3 4 REN Luomeng 1995 CHN 0.83 8:22.59 896
50m 29.63
31.22
100m 1:00.85
31.59
150m 1:32.44
31.84
200m 2:04.28
31.53
250m 2:35.81
31.73
300m 3:07.54
31.53
350m 3:39.07
31.73
400m 4:10.80
31.49
450m 4:42.29
31.49
500m 5:13.78
31.69
550m 5:45.47
31.68
600m 6:17.15
32.02
650m 6:49.17
31.67
700m 7:20.84
31.97
750m 7:52.81
29.78
2 3 1 HIGUCHI Emu 1996 JPN 0.80 8:24.05 888
3 3 2 CHIDA Asami 1993 JPN 0.77 8:24.99 883
4 3 8 KIDA Yumi 1985 JPN 0.79 8:30.49 855
5 3 6 WANG Fei 1995 CHN 0.76 8:33.57 839
6 3 7 KOGUCHI Ayano 1991 JPN 0.78 8:34.85 833
7 3 3 SHI Yuwen 1993 CHN 0.78 8:35.74 829
8 3 5 IWANAGA Misato 1990 JPN 0.69 8:40.08 808




Event 102
12 NOV 2011 16:
00
Men's 100m Freestyle


WR 44.94 21.72 LEVEAUX Amaury FRA Rijeka (CRO) 13 DEC 2008
WC 45.46 21.64 ABOOD Matthew AUS Singapore (SIN) 21 NOV 2009


1 5 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 0.70 (3) 22.82 47.31 857
24.49
2 4 ITO Kenta JPN 0.69 (2) 22.47 47.37 853
24.90
3 6 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.72 (4) 22.93 47.48 847
24.55
4 3 BERNARD Alain FRA 0.70 (1) 22.45 47.49 847
25.04
5 7 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew AUS 0.69 (5) 23.14 48.81 780
25.67
6 8 KAWACHI Yuuki JPN 0.65 (7) 23.30 48.93 774
25.63
7 1 NAGURA Kazuki JPN 0.66 (8) 24.14 49.26 759
25.12
8 2 SHIOURA Shinri JPN 0.71 (6) 23.22 49.62 742
26.40


Event 103
12 NOV 2011 16:
04
Women's 200m Freestyle


WR 1:51.17 26.58 54.84 1:23.09 PELLEGRINI Federica ITA Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 1:52.08 26.58 54.66 1:23.39 SCHMITT Allison USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011


1 4 UEDA Haruka JPN 0.76 (2) 26.83 (1) 55.61 (1) 1:24.74 1:53.77 932
28.78 29.13 29.03
2 3 ITOU Hanae JPN 0.74 (6) 27.30 (2) 56.04 (2) 1:25.12 1:54.58 913
28.74 29.08 29.46
3 5 EVANS Blair AUS 0.73 (5) 27.20 (5) 56.38 (3) 1:25.82 1:55.19 898
29.18 29.44 29.37
4 6 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.75 (4) 27.11 (6) 56.79 (5) 1:26.55 1:56.13 877
29.68 29.76 29.58
5 1 TANG Yi CHN 0.76 (3) 27.03 (4) 56.31 (4) 1:26.45 1:56.78 862
29.28 30.14 30.33
6 7 IGARASHI Chihiro JPN 0.67 (7) 27.64 (7) 57.52 (7) 1:27.83 1:57.96 837
29.88 30.31 30.13
7 2 UCHIDA Miki JPN 0.73 (1) 26.54 (3) 56.30 (6) 1:27.19 1:58.06 834
29.76 30.89 30.87
8 8 LAZARE Mylene FRA 0.85 (7) 27.64 (8) 57.59 (8) 1:28.25 1:58.78 819
29.95 30.66 30.53


Event 104
12 NOV 2011 16:
09
Men's 50m Breaststroke


WR 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 5 SPRENGER Christian AUS 0.69 26.54 861
2 3 TATEISHI Ryo JPN 0.68 26.66 849
3 4 OKAJIMA Yuuki JPN 0.60 26.90 827
4 6 RICKARD Brenton AUS 0.75 26.91 826
5 2 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.67 26.99 818
6 7 OKAZAKI Kouichirou JPN 0.67 27.01 816
7 8 SAKIMOTO Hiromasa JPN 0.65 27.19 800
8 1 SHIRAI Hiroyuki JPN 0.68 27.53 771


Event 105
12 NOV 2011 16:
13
Women's 100m Breaststroke


WR 1:02.70 30.08 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 1:03.00 30.05 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 3 KIM Hye Jin KOR 0.69 (2) 31.02 1:05.37 882
34.35
2 5 PICKETT Leiston AUS 0.77 (1) 30.92 1:05.41 880
34.49
3 4 WATANABE Kanako JPN 0.69 (3) 31.27 1:05.69 869
34.42
4 6 MATSUSHIMA Mina JPN 0.72 (5) 31.58 1:06.52 837
34.94
5 1 FUJIMOTO Saya JPN 0.62 (7) 31.88 1:06.69 831
34.81
5 2 HOESTMAN Joline SWE 0.72 (4) 31.49 1:06.69 831
35.20
7 7 NOSE Hitomi JPN 0.77 (6) 31.83 1:06.95 821
35.12
8 8 SUGIYAMA Sayuna JPN 0.76 (8) 31.96 1:07.10 815
35.14


Event 106
12 NOV 2011 16:
25
Men's 400m Individual Medley


WR 3:55.50 54.62 1:53.73 3:01.14 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 16 DEC 2010
WC 4:00.63 55.65 1:55.57 3:03.41 PEREIRA Thiago BRA Berlin (GER) 17 NOV 2007


1 3 5 SETO Daiya 1994 JPN 0.62 4:02.44 916
50m 25.79
29.31
100m 55.10
30.71
150m 1:25.81
30.86
200m 1:56.67
33.81
250m 2:30.48
35.16
300m 3:05.64
28.76
350m 3:34.40
28.04
2 3 3 HAGINO Kousuke 1994 JPN 0.76 4:03.59 903
3 3 4 ROGAN Markus 1989 AUT 0.74 4:06.84 868
4 3 2 HORIHATA Yuuya 1990 JPN 0.68 4:11.08 825
5 2 8 MORI Yousuke 1991 JPN 0.77 4:11.48 821
6 2 1 NAKATANI Naoki 1991 JPN 0.69 4:13.21 804
7 2 4 ITOU Keita 1992 JPN 0.67 4:13.49 801
8 1 7 SAMESHIMA Keita 1991 JPN 0.78 4:13.70 799


Event 107
12 NOV 2011 16:
33
Women's 100m Butterfly


WR 55.05 25.49 BUI DUYET Diane FRA Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 55.46 26.05 GALVEZ Felicity AUS Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009


1 4 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 0.70 (1) 25.73 55.95 952
30.22
2 5 KATOU Yuka JPN 0.71 (2) 26.39 56.37 931
29.98
3 6 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS 0.74 (3) 27.51 58.23 844
30.72
4 2 GRANSTROEM Martina SWE 0.73 (4) 27.63 58.33 840
30.70
5 8 HOSHI Natsumi JPN 0.71 (8) 28.08 58.70 824
30.62
6 3 DOBASHI Chika JPN 0.69 (7) 28.01 58.92 815
30.91
7 7 TERAMURA Miho JPN 0.65 (6) 27.95 59.00 812
31.05
8 1 SUGINO Hiroko JPN 0.74 (5) 27.92 59.51 791
31.59


Event 109
12 NOV 2011 16:
41
Women's 50m Backstroke


WR 25.70 JOVANOVIC Sanja CRO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 25.82 ZHAO Jing CHN Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009


1 3 TERAKAWA Aya JPN 0.54 26.44 918
2 4 ZHAO Jing CHN 0.56 26.53 909
3 5 GOH Rachel AUS 0.60 26.64 897
4 2 SAKAI Shiho JPN 0.55 27.01 861
5 6 LOH Grace AUS 0.62 27.03 859
6 7 TABEI Eri JPN 0.69 27.40 825
7 8 IKEDA Mika JPN 0.56 27.79 790
8 1 KISHIMOTO Risa JPN 0.60 28.06 768


Event 110
12 NOV 2011 16:
53
Men's 200m Butterfly


WR 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009
WC 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009


1 4 MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 0.68 (1) 24.63 (1) 52.21 (1) 1:20.51 1:49.50 989
27.58 28.30 28.99
2 6 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.71 (2) 24.93 (2) 53.30 (2) 1:22.13 1:51.00 949
28.37 28.83 28.87
3 5 KANEDA Kazuya JPN 0.65 (5) 25.37 (5) 54.06 (3) 1:22.47 1:51.05 948
28.69 28.41 28.58
4 3 SANO Hidemasa JPN 0.64 (4) 25.32 (4) 53.67 (4) 1:22.48 1:52.03 923
28.35 28.81 29.55
5 1 WRIGHT Chris AUS 0.67 (3) 25.01 (3) 53.66 (5) 1:23.42 1:53.90 879
28.65 29.76 30.48
6 7 SAKATA Ryusuke JPN 0.66 (7) 25.69 (6) 54.45 (6) 1:24.42 1:55.04 853
28.76 29.97 30.62
7 8 ODAGIRI Hayato JPN 0.74 (8) 25.88 (8) 55.06 (8) 1:25.06 1:55.79 836
29.18 30.00 30.73
8 2 IRIE Shinpei JPN 0.73 (6) 25.39 (7) 54.60 (7) 1:25.04 1:56.47 822
29.21 30.44 31.43


Event 111
12 NOV 2011 16:
58
Women's 200m Individual Medley


WR 2:04.60 27.22 58.60 1:34.54 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 2:06.01 27.88 59.96 1:36.81 VERRASZTO Evelyn HUN Moscow (RUS) 6 NOV 2009


1 4 CHOI Hye Ra KOR 0.72 (3) 27.83 (1) 59.18 (1) 1:36.76 2:07.23 939
31.35 37.58 30.47
2 3 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN 0.73 (2) 27.79 (2) 59.70 (2) 1:38.47 2:09.00 901
31.91 38.77 30.53
3 6 HIGUCHI Emu JPN 0.76 (6) 29.16 (4) 1:02.72 (6) 1:40.24 2:09.87 883
33.56 37.52 29.63
4 5 TAKAHASHI Miho JPN 0.72 (8) 30.03 (7) 1:03.45 (3) 1:39.62 2:10.38 872
33.42 36.17 30.76
5 2 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.73 (1) 27.76 (3) 1:00.78 (4) 1:39.75 2:10.93 861
33.02 38.97 31.18
6 8 TAKABATAKE Emi JPN 0.70 (5) 29.09 (5) 1:02.73 (5) 1:40.04 2:11.10 858
33.64 37.31 31.06
7 7 SHIMIZU Sakiko JPN 0.75 (4) 29.08 (6) 1:03.25 (7) 1:40.73 2:11.83 844
34.17 37.48 31.10
8 1 IGARASHI Chihiro JPN 0.65 (7) 29.32 (8) 1:03.86 (8) 1:43.60 2:14.16 801
34.54 39.74 30.56
LEGEND


Event 112
12 NOV 2011 17:
03
Men's 400m Freestyle


WR 3:32.77 52.62 1:46.68 2:40.65 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 3:32.77 52.62 1:46.68 2:40.65 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 4 HURLEY Robert AUS 0.74 3:42.44 875
50m ﴾3﴿ 25.78
28.20
100m ﴾3﴿ 53.98
28.55
150m ﴾3﴿ 1:22.53
28.66
200m ﴾2﴿ 1:51.19
28.51
250m ﴾2﴿ 2:19.70
28.27
300m ﴾2﴿ 2:47.97
27.95
350m ﴾1﴿ 3:15.92
26.52
2 5 HIHARA Syogo JPN 0.71 3:43.55 862


3 3 TAKIGUCHI Youhei JPN 0.74 3:44.42 852


4 2 MOTEKI Keita JPN 0.78 3:46.46 829


5 8 HIRAI Yasunari JPN 0.78 3:46.47 829


6 7 HIGASHI Junpei JPN 0.78 3:46.83 825


7 1 UCHIDA Syo JPN 0.77 3:46.87 824


8 6 NORITAKE Hirotada JPN 0.75 3:51.26 778




Event 113
12 NOV 2011 17:
11
Women's 50m Freestyle


WR 23.25 VELDHUIS Marleen NED Manchester (GBR) 13 APR 2008
WC 23.27 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 21 NOV 2009


1 4 CAMPBELL Cate AUS 0.75 23.93 917
2 5 HALICEK Olivia AUS 0.65 24.17 890
3 3 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 0.69 24.30 875
4 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS 0.69 24.91 813
5 6 UCHIDA Miki JPN 0.73 25.01 803
6 7 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.75 25.07 797
7 8 MATSUMOTO Yayoi JPN 0.70 25.18 787
8 1 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.71 25.33 773


Event 114
12 NOV 2011 17:
23
Men's 200m Breaststroke


WR 2:00.67 27.74 58.46 1:29.33 GYURTA Daniel HUN Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 2:02.56 27.32 58.26 1:29.95 VERSFELD Neil RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 5 TATEISHI Ryo JPN 0.69 (1) 27.63 (1) 58.75 (1) 1:30.56 2:03.49 933
31.12 31.81 32.93
2 2 TOMITA Naoya JPN 0.62 (2) 28.22 (2) 59.51 (2) 1:31.63 2:04.51 910
31.29 32.12 32.88
3 6 KOCH Marco GER 0.73 (3) 28.65 (3) 1:00.22 (3) 1:32.19 2:04.52 910
31.57 31.97 32.33
4 3 OHTSUKA Kazuki JPN 0.66 (5) 28.94 (5) 1:00.80 (4) 1:33.01 2:05.73 884
31.86 32.21 32.72
5 4 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.67 (3) 28.65 (4) 1:00.35 (5) 1:33.05 2:06.36 870
31.70 32.70 33.31
6 8 KOHINATA Kazuki JPN 0.67 (7) 29.58 (7) 1:02.11 (6) 1:35.17 2:08.20 833
32.53 33.06 33.03
7 1 TAKAHASHI Yukihiro JPN 0.82 (8) 29.66 (8) 1:02.98 (8) 1:36.22 2:08.71 824
33.32 33.24 32.49
8 7 TANI Ryuta JPN 0.65 (6) 29.27 (6) 1:01.94 (7) 1:35.30 2:08.84 821
32.67 33.36 33.54


Event 115
12 NOV 2011 17:
28
Men's 100m Individual Medley


WR 50.76 22.66 MANKOC Peter SLO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 50.95 22.78 FESIKOV Sergey RUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


R.T. 50m Points
1 4 FUJII Takurou JPN 0.62 (3) 24.48 52.78 889
28.30
2 7 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.72 (2) 24.43 53.33 862
28.90
3 1 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN 0.68 (1) 24.18 53.55 851
29.37
4 2 KOSAKA Yuuma JPN 0.64 (6) 25.05 54.01 830
28.96
5 5 UEKI Takuto JPN 0.73 (5) 24.96 54.24 819
29.28
6 3 NAGURA Kazuki JPN 0.63 (8) 25.43 54.26 818
28.83
7 6 HASEGAWA Ikumi JPN 0.70 (7) 25.41 55.27 774
29.86
8 PINZON Omar COL 0.59 DSQ


Event 116
12 NOV 2011 17:
32
Women's 200m Backstroke


Record Splits Name NOC Code Location Date
WR 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011
WC 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011


1 7 INGRAM Melissa NZL 0.66 (2) 29.50 (1) 1:00.48 (1) 1:31.91 2:03.39 923
30.98 31.43 31.48
2 4 AKASE Sayaka JPN 0.67 (3) 29.78 (2) 1:00.88 (2) 1:32.66 2:04.67 895
31.10 31.78 32.01
3 5 KAMIMURA Marie JPN 0.73 (5) 30.11 (3) 1:01.51 (3) 1:33.29 2:05.12 886
31.40 31.78 31.83
4 3 SAKAI Shiho JPN 0.58 (4) 29.82 (5) 1:01.97 (4) 1:34.56 2:05.67 874
32.15 32.59 31.11
5 6 OHTSUKA Miyu JPN 0.62 (6) 30.16 (6) 1:02.42 (6) 1:35.18 2:07.34 840
32.26 32.76 32.16
6 1 HARADA Mai JPN 0.63 (7) 30.52 (7) 1:02.91 (7) 1:35.36 2:07.56 836
32.39 32.45 32.20
7 2 TABEI Eri JPN 0.66 (1) 29.36 (4) 1:01.82 (5) 1:35.03 2:07.77 832
32.46 33.21 32.74
8 8 KUBOKI Rei JPN 0.60 (8) 30.71 (8) 1:03.59 (8) 1:36.91 2:09.19 805
32.88 33.32 32.28


Event 117
12 NOV 2011 17:
37
Men's 50m Butterfly


WR 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


R.T. Points
1 5 TAKAYASU Ryo JPN 0.68 22.68 888
2 3 KATOU Hiroki JPN 0.76 22.97 854
3 4 KAWAMOTO Kouhei JPN 0.64 23.02 849
4 8 HARA Syota JPN 0.60 23.41 807
5 1 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew AUS 0.67 23.45 803
6 6 MURAMATSU Yoshinori JPN 0.60 23.50 798
7 7 ISHII Ryo JPN 0.68 23.54 794
8 2 UEDA Masamichi JPN 0.60 23.61 787


Event 118
13 NOV 2011 15:
40
Men's 1500m Freestyle


WR 14:10.10 53.60 1:49.96 2:46.46 3:43.19 HACKETT Grant AUS Perth (AUS) 7 AUG 2001
4:40.13 5:37.00 6:34.11 7:31.36
8:28.45 9:25.73 10:22.90 11:20.05
12:17.11 13:14.02
WC 14:28.35 56.22 1:54.80 2:53.90 3:52.82 COLBERTALDO Federico ITA Stockholm (SWE) 11 NOV 2009
4:51.16 5:48.77 6:46.93 7:45.09
8:43.29 9:40.62 10:38.04 11:35.67
12:33.56 13:31.62


1 3 4 TAKIGUCHI Youhei 1992 JPN 0.73 14:42.22 894
50m 27.37
29.46
100m 56.83
29.92
150m 1:26.75
30.05
200m 1:56.80
29.69
250m 2:26.49
29.67
300m 2:56.16
29.59
350m 3:25.75
29.37
400m 3:55.12
29.46
450m 4:24.58
29.48
500m 4:54.06
29.76
550m 5:23.82
29.34
600m 5:53.16
29.45
650m 6:22.61
29.64
700m 6:52.25
29.80
750m 7:22.05
29.41
800m 7:51.46
29.49
850m 8:20.95
29.39
900m 8:50.34
29.52
950m 9:19.86
29.45
1000m 9:49.31
29.35
1050m 10:18.66
29.40
1100m 10:48.06
29.47
1150m 11:17.53
29.50
1200m 11:47.03
29.66
1250m 12:16.69
29.67
1300m 12:46.36
29.49
1350m 13:15.85
29.53
1400m 13:45.38
29.36
1450m 14:14.74
27.48
2 3 2 DOI Daisuke 1991 JPN 0.70 14:51.21 867
3 1 6 HIRAI Ayatsugu 1993 JPN 0.74 14:51.41 867
4 3 7 WATANABE Ryouta 1992 JPN 0.70 14:53.02 862
5 3 1 SATOU Yuuto 1995 JPN 0.81 14:57.29 850


Event 119
13 NOV 2011 16:
00
Women's 100m Freestyle


WR 51.01 24.29 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS Hobart (AUS) 10 AUG 2009
WC 51.19 24.54 HALSALL Francesca GBR Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 4 CAMPBELL Cate AUS 0.78 (1) 24.79 52.31 927
27.52
2 3 UEDA Haruka JPN 0.76 (2) 25.75 53.34 874
27.59
3 5 TANG Yi CHN 0.70 (3) 25.83 53.40 871
27.57
4 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS 0.67 (6) 26.25 53.80 852
27.55
5 6 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.75 (4) 25.98 54.00 842
28.02
6 7 ITOU Hanae JPN 0.73 (7) 26.40 54.20 833
27.80
7 1 MATSUMOTO Yayoi JPN 0.71 (8) 26.50 54.47 821
27.97
8 8 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.70 (5) 26.12 54.53 818
28.41


Event 120
13 NOV 2011 16:
04
Men's 200m Freestyle


WR 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 6 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.71 (1) 23.70 (1) 49.86 (1) 1:16.87 1:43.79 877
26.16 27.01 26.92
2 4 MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 0.68 (4) 24.64 (3) 50.98 (2) 1:17.61 1:43.99 872
26.34 26.63 26.38
3 5 HIHARA Syogo JPN 0.73 (5) 24.67 (4) 51.29 (4) 1:18.20 1:44.69 855
26.62 26.91 26.49
4 3 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 0.71 (3) 24.49 (5) 51.36 (5) 1:18.34 1:44.70 854
26.87 26.98 26.36
5 8 KUZUHARA Syunsuke JPN 0.70 (2) 24.26 (2) 50.95 (3) 1:18.16 1:45.14 844
26.69 27.21 26.98
6 2 PU Wenjie CHN 0.70 (6) 24.71 (6) 51.72 (6) 1:19.12 1:46.05 822
27.01 27.40 26.93
7 7 NORITAKE Hirotada JPN 0.72 (7) 25.16 (7) 52.63 (7) 1:20.48 1:48.00 778
27.47 27.85 27.52
8 1 MISHIMA Masataka JPN 0.72 (8) 25.57 (8) 53.02 (8) 1:20.96 1:48.13 776
27.45 27.94 27.17


Event 121
13 NOV 2011 16:
09
Women's 50m Breaststroke


WR 28.80 HARDY Jessica USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 28.80 HARDY Jessica USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 5 PICKETT Leiston AUS 0.75 30.28 860
2 3 KIM Hye Jin KOR 0.69 30.42 848
3 4 HALICEK Olivia AUS 0.67 30.71 824
4 6 MATSUSHIMA Mina JPN 0.72 31.00 801
5 2 JEONG Da Rae KOR 0.73 31.48 765
6 7 FUJIMOTO Saya JPN 0.61 31.60 757
7 1 KANETOU Rie JPN 0.78 31.76 745
8 8 KANASASHI Miku JPN 0.69 31.90 735


Event 122
13 NOV 2011 16:
13
Men's 100m Breaststroke


WR 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 TATEISHI Ryo JPN 0.68 (1) 27.15 57.52 903
30.37
2 3 SPRENGER Christian AUS 0.73 (2) 27.37 57.57 901
30.20
3 5 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.67 (3) 27.63 58.36 865
30.73
4 7 RICKARD Brenton AUS 0.74 (4) 27.64 58.57 855
30.93
5 6 TOMITA Naoya JPN 0.61 (5) 27.74 58.77 847
31.03
6 8 KOBAYASHI Ryo JPN 0.67 (8) 28.39 59.37 821
30.98
7 1 TOMINAGA Kouhei JPN 0.69 (6) 28.02 59.40 820
31.38
8 2 YAMAGUCHI Akihiro JPN 0.66 (7) 28.25 59.74 806
31.49


Event 123
13 NOV 2011 16:
25
Women's 400m Individual Medley
Fastest Heat﴾s﴿


WR 4:21.04 1:00.60 2:06.01 3:19.42 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 4:22.88 1:01.68 2:10.57 3:22.75 MEAKLIM Kathryn RSA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 3 4 TAKAHASHI Miho 1992 JPN 0.69 4:29.98 903
50m 30.30
33.33
100m 1:03.63
34.38
150m 1:38.01
33.44
200m 2:11.45
37.00
250m 2:48.45
37.75
300m 3:26.20
31.78
350m 3:57.98
32.00
2 3 1 OHTSUKA Miyu 1994 JPN 0.66 4:31.84 885


3 3 7 HIGUCHI Emu 1996 JPN 0.76 4:33.35 870


4 3 6 KOMATSUBARA Ayaka 1990 JPN 0.72 4:33.45 869


5 3 2 SHIMIZU Sakiko 1992 JPN 0.71 4:35.22 853


6 3 3 SUENAGA Kyouka 1991 JPN 0.78 4:35.46 851


7 2 2 MIYAGI Saki 1990 JPN 0.80 4:39.88 811


8 1 7 FUKUDA Tomoyo 1989 JPN 0.72 4:40.91 802


Event 124
13 NOV 2011 16:
33
Men's 100m Butterfly


WR 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 5 TAKAYASU Ryo JPN 0.66 (3) 23.76 50.52 883
26.76
2 6 KAWAMOTO Kouhei JPN 0.64 (2) 23.61 50.55 882
26.94
3 3 KANEDA Kazuya JPN 0.72 (7) 24.41 51.06 855
26.65
4 4 MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 0.67 (6) 24.13 51.20 848
27.07
5 8 WRIGHT Chris AUS 0.69 (5) 23.93 51.35 841
27.42
6 2 ASHBY Sam AUS 0.69 (4) 23.81 51.49 834
27.68
7 1 KATOU Hiroki JPN 0.78 (1) 23.57 51.89 815
28.32
8 7 HARA Syota JPN 0.62 (8) 24.58 52.61 782
28.03


Event 125
13 NOV 2011 16:
37
Women's 100m Backstroke


WR 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 TERAKAWA Aya JPN 0.56 (1) 27.31 56.28 945
28.97
2 3 GOH Rachel AUS 0.66 (2) 27.62 57.08 905
29.46
3 5 SAKAI Shiho JPN 0.54 (3) 27.91 57.24 898
29.33
4 2 LOH Grace AUS 0.59 (4) 28.01 57.64 879
29.63
5 1 TABEI Eri JPN 0.67 (5) 28.48 58.69 833
30.21
6 7 AKASE Sayaka JPN 0.81 (6) 28.81 59.05 818
30.24
7 6 ITOU Hanae JPN 0.68 (8) 29.30 59.54 798
30.24
8 8 NAKAMURA Momoko JPN 0.63 (7) 29.04 59.74 790
30.70


Event 126
13 NOV 2011 16:
41
Men's 50m Backstroke


WR 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 5 KOGA Junya JPN 0.52 24.02 834
2 4 HASEGAWA Junya JPN 0.55 24.32 803
3 1 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN 0.58 24.38 797
4 7 PINI Ryan PNG 0.70 24.50 785
5 8 TANIGUCHI Seiji JPN 0.55 24.59 777
6 2 IWATA Tetsuya JPN 0.56 24.65 771
6 6 UJIBAYASHI Yamato JPN 0.59 24.65 771
8 3 MIYAMA Motoaki JPN 0.52 24.70 767


Event 127
13 NOV 2011 16:
53
Women's 200m Butterfly


WR 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 3 CHOI Hye Ra KOR 0.76 (1) 28.07 (1) 59.48 (1) 1:31.48 2:04.16 920
31.41 32.00 32.68
2 7 GRANSTROEM Martina SWE 0.76 (2) 28.53 (3) 1:00.58 (3) 1:33.12 2:05.76 885
32.05 32.54 32.64
3 4 HOSHI Natsumi JPN 0.73 (3) 28.73 (2) 1:00.47 (2) 1:33.11 2:05.97 881
31.74 32.64 32.86
4 5 HOSAKA Chise JPN 0.76 (5) 29.57 (5) 1:02.19 (5) 1:35.22 2:08.85 823
32.62 33.03 33.63
5 1 SHIGENOBU Fujino JPN 0.75 (4) 29.15 (4) 1:01.62 (4) 1:34.75 2:08.91 822
32.47 33.13 34.16
6 8 WATANABE Yai JPN 0.88 (8) 29.69 (6) 1:02.37 (6) 1:35.49 2:09.21 816
32.68 33.12 33.72
7 6 SUGINO Hiroko JPN 0.75 (6) 29.65 (7) 1:02.38 (7) 1:35.84 2:09.79 805
32.73 33.46 33.95
8 2 MIWA Ayana JPN 0.77 (7) 29.66 (8) 1:02.46 (8) 1:36.11 2:10.13 799
32.80 33.65 34.02


Event 128
13 NOV 2011 16:
58
Men's 200m Individual Medley


WR 1:50.08 24.07 51.42 1:23.49 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 17 DEC 2010
WC 1:51.55 23.96 51.96 1:25.41 TOWNSEND Darian RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 HAGINO Kousuke JPN 0.70 (4) 25.02 (1) 53.15 (1) 1:26.21 1:53.67 908
28.13 33.06 27.46
2 3 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.73 (1) 24.66 (2) 53.82 (2) 1:27.81 1:54.72 883
29.16 33.99 26.91
3 7 SANO Hidemasa JPN 0.68 (5) 25.16 (3) 54.16 (4) 1:28.03 1:55.94 855
29.00 33.87 27.91
4 6 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.66 (3) 24.95 (6) 55.02 (3) 1:27.96 1:56.75 838
30.07 32.94 28.79
5 8 FUJII Takurou JPN 0.64 (6) 25.21 (5) 54.95 (6) 1:29.17 1:56.82 836
29.74 34.22 27.65
6 5 UEKI Takuto JPN 0.74 (2) 24.89 (4) 54.62 (5) 1:28.71 1:57.25 827
29.73 34.09 28.54
7 2 HORIHATA Yuuya JPN 0.67 (8) 26.36 (7) 55.20 (7) 1:29.57 1:57.27 827
28.84 34.37 27.70
8 1 NEDERPELT Travis AUS 0.75 (7) 25.79 (8) 56.50 (8) 1:29.72 1:57.56 821
30.71 33.22 27.84


Event 129
13 NOV 2011 17:
03
Women's 400m Freestyle


WR 3:54.92 57.29 1:56.93 2:56.38 JACKSON Joanne GBR Leeds (GBR) 8 AUG 2009
WC 3:56.24 58.27 1:57.98 2:57.63 BALMY Coralie FRA Berlin (GER) 16 NOV 2008


1 4 EVANS Blair AUS 0.71 4:01.24 923
50m ﴾1﴿ 27.60
29.60
100m ﴾1﴿ 57.20
30.00
150m ﴾1﴿ 1:27.20
30.35
200m ﴾1﴿ 1:57.55
30.38
250m ﴾1﴿ 2:27.93
30.64
300m ﴾1﴿ 2:58.57
30.08
350m ﴾1﴿ 3:28.65
32.59
2 5 INGRAM Melissa NZL 0.79 4:02.03 914


3 6 WANG Fei CHN 0.76 4:04.62 885


4 3 REN Luomeng CHN 0.81 4:05.07 880


5 7 KAMIMURA Marie JPN 0.68 4:06.68 863


6 2 CHIDA Asami JPN 0.73 4:08.93 840


7 8 YOSHIDA Atsuyo JPN 0.74 4:09.74 832


8 1 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.77 4:10.58 823




Event 130
13 NOV 2011 17:
11
Men's 50m Freestyle


WR 20.30 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Pietermaritzburg (RSA) 8 AUG 2009
WC 20.57 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 ITO Kenta JPN 0.71 21.25 871
2 2 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 0.66 21.55 835
3 3 BERNARD Alain FRA 0.70 21.60 830
4 7 SHIOURA Shinri JPN 0.71 21.90 796
5 5 ISHII Ryo JPN 0.66 21.94 792
6 6 ITOU Makoto JPN 0.66 22.04 781
7 8 KAWACHI Yuuki JPN 0.62 22.12 772
8 1 KOBASE Kenji JPN 0.64 22.23 761


Event 131
13 NOV 2011 17:
23
Women's 200m Breaststroke


WR 2:14.57 31.05 1:05.18 1:40.00 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 2:15.42 31.30 1:06.07 1:41.00 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 KANETOU Rie JPN 0.78 (4) 32.51 (3) 1:08.01 (2) 1:43.75 2:19.72 893
35.50 35.74 35.97
2 3 FUJIMOTO Saya JPN 0.62 (3) 32.46 (1) 1:07.70 (1) 1:43.71 2:19.94 889
35.24 36.01 36.23
3 6 JEONG Da Rae KOR 0.74 (1) 32.11 (2) 1:08.00 (3) 1:44.65 2:21.55 859
35.89 36.65 36.90
4 1 FUKUDOME Keiko JPN 0.78 (7) 33.22 (7) 1:09.08 (5) 1:44.87 2:21.62 857
35.86 35.79 36.75
5 5 MOTEGI Mio JPN 0.74 (5) 32.94 (6) 1:08.68 (4) 1:44.86 2:21.66 857
35.74 36.18 36.80
6 7 BACK Su Yeon KOR 0.83 (6) 32.96 (5) 1:08.53 (6) 1:45.13 2:22.15 848
35.57 36.60 37.02
7 8 HOESTMAN Joline SWE 0.74 (2) 32.35 (4) 1:08.25 (7) 1:45.36 2:23.07 832
35.90 37.11 37.71
8 2 KOSHIYAMA Ayumi JPN 0.80 (8) 33.24 (8) 1:09.89 (8) 1:47.60 2:26.18 780
36.65 37.71 38.58


Event 132
13 NOV 2011 17:
28
Women's 100m Individual Medley


WR 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 3 ZHAO Jing CHN 0.73 (1) 27.64 59.54 912
31.90
2 4 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.69 (2) 27.66 1:00.52 868
32.86
3 8 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN 0.69 (3) 28.00 1:00.67 862
32.67
4 5 TERAMURA Miho JPN 0.63 (4) 28.08 1:00.71 860
32.63
5 1 HALICEK Olivia AUS 0.67 (5) 28.15 1:00.94 850
32.79
6 6 HIGUCHI Emu JPN 0.74 (6) 28.47 1:01.14 842
32.67
7 2 KITAGAWA Asami JPN 0.74 (7) 28.71 1:01.39 832
32.68
7 IGARASHI Chihiro JPN DSQ


Event 133
13 NOV 2011 17:
32
Men's 200m Backstroke


WR 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 PINZON Omar COL 0.58 (1) 25.90 (2) 53.97 (2) 1:22.15 1:51.15 870
28.07 28.18 29.00
2 1 WATANABE Kazuki JPN 0.60 (3) 26.14 (3) 54.13 (3) 1:22.92 1:51.51 861
27.99 28.79 28.59
3 5 SHIRAI Yuuki JPN 0.55 (2) 25.95 (1) 53.62 (1) 1:22.13 1:51.98 850
27.67 28.51 29.85
4 3 YAMAZAKI Takahiro JPN 0.56 (4) 26.56 (4) 55.09 (4) 1:24.45 1:53.51 816
28.53 29.36 29.06
5 2 KAWAMOTO Takeshi JPN 0.58 (5) 26.69 (5) 55.37 (5) 1:24.88 1:53.69 813
28.68 29.51 28.81
6 6 NAKANO Takashi JPN 0.61 (6) 27.22 (6) 56.47 (6) 1:25.23 1:54.10 804
29.25 28.76 28.87
7 8 GLANIA JanPhilip
GER 0.67 (7) 27.49 (8) 57.51 (8) 1:27.50 1:56.11 763
30.02 29.99 28.61
8 7 KANEKO Masaki JPN 0.57 (8) 27.69 (7) 57.47 (7) 1:27.32 1:56.48 755
29.78 29.85 29.16


Event 134
13 NOV 2011 17:
37
Women's 50m Butterfly


Record Name NOC Code Location Date
WR 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 5 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 0.68 25.35 889
2 4 KATOU Yuka JPN 0.72 25.52 871
3 3 HOSODA Rino JPN 0.67 26.40 787
4 2 ASANO Ayako JPN 0.67 26.87 746
5 6 TERAMURA Miho JPN 0.62 27.05 732
5 7 NAGAI Kaho JPN 0.68 27.05 732
7 1 KUROKI Masako JPN 0.67 27.11 727
8 8 DOBASHI Chika JPN 0.67 27.16 723


Event 118
13 NOV 2011 15:
40
Men's 1500m Freestyle
Fastest Heat﴾s﴿


WR 14:10.10 53.60 1:49.96 2:46.46 3:43.19 HACKETT Grant AUS Perth (AUS) 7 AUG 2001
4:40.13 5:37.00 6:34.11 7:31.36
8:28.45 9:25.73 10:22.90 11:20.05
12:17.11 13:14.02
WC 14:28.35 56.22 1:54.80 2:53.90 3:52.82 COLBERTALDO Federico ITA Stockholm (SWE) 11 NOV 2009
4:51.16 5:48.77 6:46.93 7:45.09
8:43.29 9:40.62 10:38.04 11:35.67
12:33.56 13:31.62


1 3 4 TAKIGUCHI Youhei 1992 JPN 0.73 14:42.22 894
50m 27.37
29.46
100m 56.83
29.92
150m 1:26.75
30.05
200m 1:56.80
29.69
250m 2:26.49
29.67
300m 2:56.16
29.59
350m 3:25.75
29.37
400m 3:55.12
29.46
450m 4:24.58
29.48
500m 4:54.06
29.76
550m 5:23.82
29.34
600m 5:53.16
29.45
650m 6:22.61
29.64
700m 6:52.25
29.80
750m 7:22.05
29.41
800m 7:51.46
29.49
850m 8:20.95
29.39
900m 8:50.34
29.52
950m 9:19.86
29.45
1000m 9:49.31
29.35
1050m 10:18.66
29.40
1100m 10:48.06
29.47
1150m 11:17.53
29.50
1200m 11:47.03
29.66
1250m 12:16.69
29.67
1300m 12:46.36
29.49
1350m 13:15.85
29.53
1400m 13:45.38
29.36
1450m 14:14.74
27.48
2 3 2 DOI Daisuke 1991 JPN 0.70 14:51.21 867
3 1 6 HIRAI Ayatsugu 1993 JPN 0.74 14:51.41 867
4 3 7 WATANABE Ryouta 1992 JPN 0.70 14:53.02 862
5 3 1 SATOU Yuuto 1995 JPN 0.81 14:57.29 850




Event 119
13 NOV 2011 16:
00
Women's 100m Freestyle


WR 51.01 24.29 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS Hobart (AUS) 10 AUG 2009
WC 51.19 24.54 HALSALL Francesca GBR Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 4 CAMPBELL Cate AUS 0.78 (1) 24.79 52.31 927
27.52
2 3 UEDA Haruka JPN 0.76 (2) 25.75 53.34 874
27.59
3 5 TANG Yi CHN 0.70 (3) 25.83 53.40 871
27.57
4 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS 0.67 (6) 26.25 53.80 852
27.55
5 6 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.75 (4) 25.98 54.00 842
28.02
6 7 ITOU Hanae JPN 0.73 (7) 26.40 54.20 833
27.80
7 1 MATSUMOTO Yayoi JPN 0.71 (8) 26.50 54.47 821
27.97
8 8 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.70 (5) 26.12 54.53 818
28.41


Event 120
13 NOV 2011 16:
04
Men's 200m Freestyle


WR 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 6 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.71 (1) 23.70 (1) 49.86 (1) 1:16.87 1:43.79 877
26.16 27.01 26.92
2 4 MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 0.68 (4) 24.64 (3) 50.98 (2) 1:17.61 1:43.99 872
26.34 26.63 26.38
3 5 HIHARA Syogo JPN 0.73 (5) 24.67 (4) 51.29 (4) 1:18.20 1:44.69 855
26.62 26.91 26.49
4 3 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 0.71 (3) 24.49 (5) 51.36 (5) 1:18.34 1:44.70 854
26.87 26.98 26.36
5 8 KUZUHARA Syunsuke JPN 0.70 (2) 24.26 (2) 50.95 (3) 1:18.16 1:45.14 844
26.69 27.21 26.98
6 2 PU Wenjie CHN 0.70 (6) 24.71 (6) 51.72 (6) 1:19.12 1:46.05 822
27.01 27.40 26.93
7 7 NORITAKE Hirotada JPN 0.72 (7) 25.16 (7) 52.63 (7) 1:20.48 1:48.00 778
27.47 27.85 27.52
8 1 MISHIMA Masataka JPN 0.72 (8) 25.57 (8) 53.02 (8) 1:20.96 1:48.13 776
27.45 27.94 27.17


Event 121
13 NOV 2011 16:
09
Women's 50m Breaststroke


WR 28.80 HARDY Jessica USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 28.80 HARDY Jessica USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 5 PICKETT Leiston AUS 0.75 30.28 860
2 3 KIM Hye Jin KOR 0.69 30.42 848
3 4 HALICEK Olivia AUS 0.67 30.71 824
4 6 MATSUSHIMA Mina JPN 0.72 31.00 801
5 2 JEONG Da Rae KOR 0.73 31.48 765
6 7 FUJIMOTO Saya JPN 0.61 31.60 757
7 1 KANETOU Rie JPN 0.78 31.76 745
8 8 KANASASHI Miku JPN 0.69 31.90 735


Event 122
13 NOV 2011 16:
13
Men's 100m Breaststroke


WR 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 TATEISHI Ryo JPN 0.68 (1) 27.15 57.52 903
30.37
2 3 SPRENGER Christian AUS 0.73 (2) 27.37 57.57 901
30.20
3 5 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.67 (3) 27.63 58.36 865
30.73
4 7 RICKARD Brenton AUS 0.74 (4) 27.64 58.57 855
30.93
5 6 TOMITA Naoya JPN 0.61 (5) 27.74 58.77 847
31.03
6 8 KOBAYASHI Ryo JPN 0.67 (8) 28.39 59.37 821
30.98
7 1 TOMINAGA Kouhei JPN 0.69 (6) 28.02 59.40 820
31.38
8 2 YAMAGUCHI Akihiro JPN 0.66 (7) 28.25 59.74 806
31.49


Event 123
13 NOV 2011 16:
25
Women's 400m Individual Medley


WR 4:21.04 1:00.60 2:06.01 3:19.42 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 4:22.88 1:01.68 2:10.57 3:22.75 MEAKLIM Kathryn RSA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 3 4 TAKAHASHI Miho 1992 JPN 0.69 4:29.98 903
50m 30.30
33.33
100m 1:03.63
34.38
150m 1:38.01
33.44
200m 2:11.45
37.00
250m 2:48.45
37.75
300m 3:26.20
31.78
350m 3:57.98
32.00
2 3 1 OHTSUKA Miyu 1994 JPN 0.66 4:31.84 885
3 3 7 HIGUCHI Emu 1996 JPN 0.76 4:33.35 870
4 3 6 KOMATSUBARA Ayaka 1990 JPN 0.72 4:33.45 869
5 3 2 SHIMIZU Sakiko 1992 JPN 0.71 4:35.22 853
6 3 3 SUENAGA Kyouka 1991 JPN 0.78 4:35.46 851
7 2 2 MIYAGI Saki 1990 JPN 0.80 4:39.88 811
8 1 7 FUKUDA Tomoyo 1989 JPN 0.72 4:40.91 802


Event 124
13 NOV 2011 16:
33
Men's 100m Butterfly


WR 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 5 TAKAYASU Ryo JPN 0.66 (3) 23.76 50.52 883
26.76
2 6 KAWAMOTO Kouhei JPN 0.64 (2) 23.61 50.55 882
26.94
3 3 KANEDA Kazuya JPN 0.72 (7) 24.41 51.06 855
26.65
4 4 MATSUDA Takeshi JPN 0.67 (6) 24.13 51.20 848
27.07
5 8 WRIGHT Chris AUS 0.69 (5) 23.93 51.35 841
27.42
6 2 ASHBY Sam AUS 0.69 (4) 23.81 51.49 834
27.68
7 1 KATOU Hiroki JPN 0.78 (1) 23.57 51.89 815
28.32
8 7 HARA Syota JPN 0.62 (8) 24.58 52.61 782
28.03


Event 125
13 NOV 2011 16:
37
Women's 100m Backstroke


WR 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 TERAKAWA Aya JPN 0.56 (1) 27.31 56.28 945
28.97
2 3 GOH Rachel AUS 0.66 (2) 27.62 57.08 905
29.46
3 5 SAKAI Shiho JPN 0.54 (3) 27.91 57.24 898
29.33
4 2 LOH Grace AUS 0.59 (4) 28.01 57.64 879
29.63
5 1 TABEI Eri JPN 0.67 (5) 28.48 58.69 833
30.21
6 7 AKASE Sayaka JPN 0.81 (6) 28.81 59.05 818
30.24
7 6 ITOU Hanae JPN 0.68 (8) 29.30 59.54 798
30.24
8 8 NAKAMURA Momoko JPN 0.63 (7) 29.04 59.74 790
30.70
Event 126
13 NOV 2011 16:
41
Men's 50m Backstroke


WR 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 5 KOGA Junya JPN 0.52 24.02 834
2 4 HASEGAWA Junya JPN 0.55 24.32 803
3 1 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN 0.58 24.38 797
4 7 PINI Ryan PNG 0.70 24.50 785
5 8 TANIGUCHI Seiji JPN 0.55 24.59 777
6 2 IWATA Tetsuya JPN 0.56 24.65 771
6 6 UJIBAYASHI Yamato JPN 0.59 24.65 771
8 3 MIYAMA Motoaki JPN 0.52 24.70 767


Event 127
13 NOV 2011 16:
53
Women's 200m Butterfly


WR 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 3 CHOI Hye Ra KOR 0.76 (1) 28.07 (1) 59.48 (1) 1:31.48 2:04.16 920
31.41 32.00 32.68
2 7 GRANSTROEM Martina SWE 0.76 (2) 28.53 (3) 1:00.58 (3) 1:33.12 2:05.76 885
32.05 32.54 32.64
3 4 HOSHI Natsumi JPN 0.73 (3) 28.73 (2) 1:00.47 (2) 1:33.11 2:05.97 881
31.74 32.64 32.86
4 5 HOSAKA Chise JPN 0.76 (5) 29.57 (5) 1:02.19 (5) 1:35.22 2:08.85 823
32.62 33.03 33.63
5 1 SHIGENOBU Fujino JPN 0.75 (4) 29.15 (4) 1:01.62 (4) 1:34.75 2:08.91 822
32.47 33.13 34.16
6 8 WATANABE Yai JPN 0.88 (8) 29.69 (6) 1:02.37 (6) 1:35.49 2:09.21 816
32.68 33.12 33.72
7 6 SUGINO Hiroko JPN 0.75 (6) 29.65 (7) 1:02.38 (7) 1:35.84 2:09.79 805
32.73 33.46 33.95
8 2 MIWA Ayana JPN 0.77 (7) 29.66 (8) 1:02.46 (8) 1:36.11 2:10.13 799
32.80 33.65 34.02


Event 128
13 NOV 2011 16:
58
Men's 200m Individual Medley


WR 1:50.08 24.07 51.42 1:23.49 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 17 DEC 2010
WC 1:51.55 23.96 51.96 1:25.41 TOWNSEND Darian RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 HAGINO Kousuke JPN 0.70 (4) 25.02 (1) 53.15 (1) 1:26.21 1:53.67 908
28.13 33.06 27.46
2 3 LE CLOS Chad RSA 0.73 (1) 24.66 (2) 53.82 (2) 1:27.81 1:54.72 883
29.16 33.99 26.91
3 7 SANO Hidemasa JPN 0.68 (5) 25.16 (3) 54.16 (4) 1:28.03 1:55.94 855
29.00 33.87 27.91
4 6 KITAJIMA Kosuke JPN 0.66 (3) 24.95 (6) 55.02 (3) 1:27.96 1:56.75 838
30.07 32.94 28.79
5 8 FUJII Takurou JPN 0.64 (6) 25.21 (5) 54.95 (6) 1:29.17 1:56.82 836
29.74 34.22 27.65
6 5 UEKI Takuto JPN 0.74 (2) 24.89 (4) 54.62 (5) 1:28.71 1:57.25 827
29.73 34.09 28.54
7 2 HORIHATA Yuuya JPN 0.67 (8) 26.36 (7) 55.20 (7) 1:29.57 1:57.27 827
28.84 34.37 27.70
8 1 NEDERPELT Travis AUS 0.75 (7) 25.79 (8) 56.50 (8) 1:29.72 1:57.56 821
30.71 33.22 27.84


Event 129
13 NOV 2011 17:
03
Women's 400m Freestyle


WR 3:54.92 57.29 1:56.93 2:56.38 JACKSON Joanne GBR Leeds (GBR) 8 AUG 2009
WC 3:56.24 58.27 1:57.98 2:57.63 BALMY Coralie FRA Berlin (GER) 16 NOV 2008


1 4 EVANS Blair AUS 0.71 4:01.24 923
50m ﴾1﴿ 27.60
29.60
100m ﴾1﴿ 57.20
30.00
150m ﴾1﴿ 1:27.20
30.35
200m ﴾1﴿ 1:57.55
30.38
250m ﴾1﴿ 2:27.93
30.64
300m ﴾1﴿ 2:58.57
30.08
350m ﴾1﴿ 3:28.65
32.59
2 5 INGRAM Melissa NZL 0.79 4:02.03 914
3 6 WANG Fei CHN 0.76 4:04.62 885
4 3 REN Luomeng CHN 0.81 4:05.07 880
5 7 KAMIMURA Marie JPN 0.68 4:06.68 863
6 2 CHIDA Asami JPN 0.73 4:08.93 840
8 1 DINGJAN Merindah AUS 0.77 4:10.58 823


Event 130
13 NOV 2011 17:
11
Men's 50m Freestyle


WR 20.30 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Pietermaritzburg (RSA) 8 AUG 2009
WC 20.57 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 ITO Kenta JPN 0.71 21.25 871
2 2 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 0.66 21.55 835
3 3 BERNARD Alain FRA 0.70 21.60 830
4 7 SHIOURA Shinri JPN 0.71 21.90 796
5 5 ISHII Ryo JPN 0.66 21.94 792
6 6 ITOU Makoto JPN 0.66 22.04 781
7 8 KAWACHI Yuuki JPN 0.62 22.12 772
8 1 KOBASE Kenji JPN 0.64 22.23 761


Event 131
13 NOV 2011 17:
23
Women's 200m Breaststroke


WR 2:14.57 31.05 1:05.18 1:40.00 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 2:15.42 31.30 1:06.07 1:41.00 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 KANETOU Rie JPN 0.78 (4) 32.51 (3) 1:08.01 (2) 1:43.75 2:19.72 893
35.50 35.74 35.97
2 3 FUJIMOTO Saya JPN 0.62 (3) 32.46 (1) 1:07.70 (1) 1:43.71 2:19.94 889
35.24 36.01 36.23
3 6 JEONG Da Rae KOR 0.74 (1) 32.11 (2) 1:08.00 (3) 1:44.65 2:21.55 859
35.89 36.65 36.90
4 1 FUKUDOME Keiko JPN 0.78 (7) 33.22 (7) 1:09.08 (5) 1:44.87 2:21.62 857
35.86 35.79 36.75
5 5 MOTEGI Mio JPN 0.74 (5) 32.94 (6) 1:08.68 (4) 1:44.86 2:21.66 857
35.74 36.18 36.80
6 7 BACK Su Yeon KOR 0.83 (6) 32.96 (5) 1:08.53 (6) 1:45.13 2:22.15 848
35.57 36.60 37.02
7 8 HOESTMAN Joline SWE 0.74 (2) 32.35 (4) 1:08.25 (7) 1:45.36 2:23.07 832
35.90 37.11 37.71
8 2 KOSHIYAMA Ayumi JPN 0.80 (8) 33.24 (8) 1:09.89 (8) 1:47.60 2:26.18 780
36.65 37.71 38.58


Event 132
13 NOV 2011 17:
28
Women's 100m Individual Medley


WR 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 3 ZHAO Jing CHN 0.73 (1) 27.64 59.54 912
31.90
2 4 HAGIWARA Tomoko JPN 0.69 (2) 27.66 1:00.52 868
32.86
3 8 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN 0.69 (3) 28.00 1:00.67 862
32.67
4 5 TERAMURA Miho JPN 0.63 (4) 28.08 1:00.71 860
32.63
5 1 HALICEK Olivia AUS 0.67 (5) 28.15 1:00.94 850
32.79
6 6 HIGUCHI Emu JPN 0.74 (6) 28.47 1:01.14 842
32.67
7 2 KITAGAWA Asami JPN 0.74 (7) 28.71 1:01.39 832
32.68
7 IGARASHI Chihiro JPN DSQ

Event 133
13 NOV 2011 17:
32
Men's 200m Backstroke


WR 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 4 PINZON Omar COL 0.58 (1) 25.90 (2) 53.97 (2) 1:22.15 1:51.15 870
28.07 28.18 29.00
2 1 WATANABE Kazuki JPN 0.60 (3) 26.14 (3) 54.13 (3) 1:22.92 1:51.51 861
27.99 28.79 28.59
3 5 SHIRAI Yuuki JPN 0.55 (2) 25.95 (1) 53.62 (1) 1:22.13 1:51.98 850
27.67 28.51 29.85
4 3 YAMAZAKI Takahiro JPN 0.56 (4) 26.56 (4) 55.09 (4) 1:24.45 1:53.51 816
28.53 29.36 29.06
5 2 KAWAMOTO Takeshi JPN 0.58 (5) 26.69 (5) 55.37 (5) 1:24.88 1:53.69 813
28.68 29.51 28.81
6 6 NAKANO Takashi JPN 0.61 (6) 27.22 (6) 56.47 (6) 1:25.23 1:54.10 804
29.25 28.76 28.87
7 8 GLANIA JanPhilip
GER 0.67 (7) 27.49 (8) 57.51 (8) 1:27.50 1:56.11 763
30.02 29.99 28.61
8 7 KANEKO Masaki JPN 0.57 (8) 27.69 (7) 57.47 (7) 1:27.32 1:56.48 755
29.78 29.85 29.16


Event 134
13 NOV 2011 17:
37
Women's 50m Butterfly


WR 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009


1 5 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 0.68 25.35 889
2 4 KATOU Yuka JPN 0.72 25.52 871
3 3 HOSODA Rino JPN 0.67 26.40 787
4 2 ASANO Ayako JPN 0.67 26.87 746
5 6 TERAMURA Miho JPN 0.62 27.05 732
5 7 NAGAI Kaho JPN 0.68 27.05 732
7 1 KUROKI Masako JPN 0.67 27.11 727
8 8 DOBASHI Chika JPN 0.67 27.16 723
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SWC 2011, Tokyo Day 2: Alshammar and Le Clos eclipse rivals for World Cup success
Swimming World Cup
Russell McKinnon, FINA Press Commission Member
13 November 2011

Swedish superstar Therese Alshammar won the FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup crown for an incredible fourth time in Tokyo tonight. The 34-year-old veteran had a relatively quiet time for her in Tokyo but a gold medal in the final event — the 50m Butterfly — reaffirmed her status as the Queen of the World Cup pool. It was her sixth straight victory after missing the opening Dubai round. She was joined on the victory dais by South African revelation, 19-year-old Chad Le Clos, whose 22 World Cup victories led to a commanding win in the men’s section on the second day of the seventh and final FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup meet at the Tokyo Tatsumi International Swimming Centre.
Alshammar topped the 2011 standings with 145 points, well clear of the USA’s Missy Franklin with 70 and Korea’s Choi Hye Ra with 60. Alshammar took out $US100,000 with Franklin $50,000 and Choi $30,000. Alshammar said that she thinks her season was better than last year. “What pleased me the most was winning all the Butterflys (50m) with four times under 26 seconds. By missing the first round there was less travelling. I have improved my strength and we have worked strongly on technique, making big improvements.”
Le Clos was ecstatic with his hefty $US100,000 first-place prize as he said he was a late replacement for the World Cup series. “I was lucky to be in the series and the great start in Dubai (six wins) gave me the possibility of making the top three and possibly winning." On the mental aspects of a draining seventh meet in such a short time, Le Clos said: “I knew it was going to be hard and that there were some wonderful Japanese and Chinese swimmers who are good at medleys, breaststroke and butterfly. They were gunning for me, as you could see."
“The best part of the series? Swimming against the best in the world and getting to swim against Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte. If you want to win Olympic gold, you have to beat those swimmers,” he said.
The final appearance by Australian Ian Thorpe saw him bow out of the 100m Butterfly with the 26th fastest time of the meet and now leaves him to reflect on his performances and what he needs to do before the Australian Olympic trials next year.
Race summary:
Men's 1500m Freestyle: Youhei Takiguchi became the seventh different winner of the 2011 series when he finished in 14:42.22 He took the lead from Youto Satou at the 450m mark and Grant Hackett’s long-standing world record (14:10.10 set in 2001) was not under threat with Takiguchi 19.24 down at the halfway mark. The big mover in the third quarter of the race was Ryouta Watanabe (JPN), who came from well back to touch third but his time of 14:53.02 was shy of the morning heat winner, Ayatsugu Hirai (JPN), who won in 14:51.41. Second-placed Daisuke Doi (JPN) won silver with his time of 14:51.21, just 0.19 faster than Hirai. Women's 100m Freestyle: Cate Campbell (AUS), scored the second fastest time of the year (52.31) when she completed a full set of medals in the Asian leg. From third in Singapore to second in Beijing, Campbell took a body-length lead at 50m and swam away with the race from Japan’s Haruka Ueda in 53.34, a national record. As in Beijing, China’s Tang Yi claimed the bronze medal in 53.40, 0.4 ahead of Australian comeback queen Libby Trickett. The winner of the last two World Cup events, Australian Emma McKeon, was not in Japan. Her fastest, in Beijing, was 53.09.
Men's 200m Freestyle: South African Chad Le Clos gained his first gold medal of the meet and 22nd of the series when he took out from the front and surged home in 1:43.79 from a fast-finishing Takeshi Matsuda (JPN), who touched in 1:43.99. Le Clos had the presence of mind to turn fast into the final lap and use that extra energy to fend off Matsuda. Syogo Hihara (JPN) was third in 1:44.69. For Le Clos it was a third straight win and emulated the effort of Germany’s Paul Biedermann, who won the three European meets.
Women's 50m Breaststroke: Leiston Pickett (AUS) scored a triple for the Asian leg, holding off Korea’s Kim Hye Jin, who overhauled Olivia Halicek (AUS) in the final metres. Pickett’s time of 30.28 was 0.03 slower than Beijing, but a hundredth of a second faster than Singapore. Kim touched in 30.42, 0.21 faster than Beijing when she also took silver. Halicek finished in 30.71, for consecutive bronzes but in a faster time.
Men's 100m Breaststroke: Australian Christian Springer’s shot at three straight was halted by Japan’s Rya Tateishi, who won in 57.52. Sprenger had to settle for 57.57, 0.42 faster than Beijing, while Kosuke Kitajima (JPN) was third in 58.36.
Women's 400m Individual Medley: In an all-Japan final, Miho Takahashi won in the second fastest time of the year — 4:29.98. In lane one, Miyu Ohtsuka took second in 4:31.84 in a near identical time to her Beijing silver effort, and across the other side of the pool there was a real race on for the bronze. Emu Higuchi out-touched Ayaka Komatsubara by a tenth of a second in 4:33.35.
Men's 100m Butterfly: In the absence of the winner of the two previous golds, Chad Le Clos (RSA), victory went to Ryo Takasyasu in a swift 50.52 — faster than both Le Clos’ efforts. Kouhei Kawamoto (JPN) touched second in 50.55 and Kazuya Kaneda (JPN) was third in 51.06. Takeshi Matsuda, who swam brilliantly to nearly claim the 200m Butterfly the previous night, was fourth.
Women's 100m Backstroke: Aya Terakawa swam the fastest time of the year in winning in 56.28 and was nearly a second faster than last week’s winner Gao Chang (CHN). Second at 57.08 was Australian Rachel Goh, who also won silver in Beijing and gold in Singapore. Third was Japan’s Shiho Sakai in 57.24. Terakawa’s effort was the second best of the meet with 945 points.
Men's 50m Backstroke: It was all Japan on the dais again with top qualifier Junya Koga winning in 24.02 with Junya Hasegawa second in 24.32. In lane one, Masafumi Yamaguchi claimed the bronze in 24.38. It was only the sixth fastest winning time of the series.
Women's 200m Butterfly: Choi Hye Ra of Korea made it three in a row and her fastest swim of the series when she took a two-body-length lead at one stage to win in 2:04.16. Her previous swims were 2:08.40 and 2:07.72. The fast-finishing Swede, Martina Granstroem, closed in 2:05.76 from lane seven, while fastest qualifier Natsumi Hoshi (JPN) had to settle for third in 2:05.97. Granstroem’s time was a fraction slower than her Beijing effort of 2:05.02 and faster than her Singapore bronze-medal result.
Men's 200m Individual Medley: Kosuke Hagino broke the national record in winning from the front in 1:53.67 from perennial winner Chad Le Clos (RSA). Hagino had the lead comfortably after the backstroke and went one and a half lengths ahead after the breaststroke leg. Le Clos did well to come back and finish half a body length behind in 1:54.72. Out in lane seven, Hidemasa Sano made his bid in the breaststroke and finished third in 1:55.94. It was Le Clos’ final race after a fantastic series and he was not lucky enough to win his fifth victory in the race.
Women's 400m Freestyle: Blair Evans set an Australian record last week and led all the way tonight but could not break four minutes, touching in 4:01.24 after being under world-record pace at the 100m mark. The fast start almost was her undoing as New Zealand Melissa Ingram made huge inroads in the final 50m to take silver in 4:02.03. Not far away in third was China’s Wang Fei in 4:04.62. It was three successive wins and the time was a shade slower than her first win in Singapore.
Men's 50m Freestyle: Japan’s Kenta Ito swam the fastest time in the world for 2011 in the splash for cash with a blistering 21.25. He was clearly ahead for most of the second lap. He headed off Australian Kyle Richardson, the winner of the last two events in Asia. He closed in 21.55, his fastest of the three races. French star Alain Bernard was third in 21.60 from lane three.
Women's 200m Breaststroke: Rie Kanetou (JPN) swam the second fastest in the world this year (2:19.72) to out-touch countrywoman Saya Fujimoto (2:19.94), who swam the fourth fastest, in an engrossing race. Da Rae Jeong (KOR), who led at the 50m but was second at 100m behind Fujimoto, had to settle for third in 2:21.55. Kanetou made her move to claim second position at 150m and then slowly overhauled Fujimoto in the final lap. Women's 100m Individual Medley: Zhao Jing (CHN) went one better than in Beijing, winning in 59.54, four one hundredths slower. She led all the way and outpaced Japan’s fastest qualifier Tomoko Hagiwara, who swam 1:00.52. Out in lane eight, Tomoyo Fukuda took bronze in 1:00.67.
Men's 200m Backstroke: Colombia's Omar Pinzon won in Beijing with a personal best time of 1:50.46. Tonight he was the fastest qualifier and he did not disappoint with a 1:51.15. He led from the start and was nudged out of top spot by Yuuki Shirai (JPN) at 100m but was back in front with a great last turn. Unseen in lane one, Kazuki Watanabe (JPN) burst into second place in 1:51.51 while Shirai had to to be happy with 1:51.98 and bronze. Watanabe swam 1:52.20 for the silver medal in Beijing.
Women's 50m Butterfly: Therese Alshammar (SWE) closed the meet as the best female performer with her sixth straight victory since Stockholm, finishing in 25.35 from Japan’s Yuka Katou in a national record 25.52 and Japan’s Rino Hosoda third in 26.40.

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Thorpe posts 54.35 in 100 butterfly prelim swim at the "Water Cube"
Swimming World Cup

Greg Eggert, FINA Press Commission Member
09 November 2011
Thorpe split a 25.29 at the 50 and stopped the clock at 54.35, finishing 13th out of a field of 27 athletes in the men's 100m butterfly. On November 5th at the recent Singapore edition the Australian Olympic legend split 25.27 and posted a final time of 54.09; he finished 11th out of 26 athletes in the same event. Following the prelim session of the Beijing edition of the FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup, Ian Thorpe met with the media throng that had come to watch him swim and to get his reaction about his own comeback. Here's Ian Thorpe in his own words:
"I did this race [100m fly] in Singapore as well and it was about the same time. At this stage of the composition I'm pleased. Short course racing has always been tough for me. It's much more difficult for me than for some of the short course specialists. I'm working on my skills in the short course pool." "In Tokyo I am likely to swim the 100m individual medley, the 100m fly and probably the 100m free and then it's back to training. I expect to be training about 30 hours a week. After these World Cup events I will now be able to attach the feeling of racing to the work that I am doing in training, marrying the two things together." "I think most of it is getting my head back into racing. I'm working on rekindling the emotional attachment that I once had for the sport and working to get those feelings back." "My adjustment has been easier because I accepted the fact that I would not be winning all of these races. I have prepared myself for this. It would be preferable if I had this level of media attention for the races that I will be winning. I'm grateful that their is interest in my comeback." "It's not that hard to get your body back in shape. I'm physically fit for training and I'd like to believe that I am physically fit for racing as well. Now I just need to get my head into it. I'm much more relaxed before I swim now and technically I am able to break my races down and I know that I am improving. I'm comfortable getting reading for my events and I'm just getting used to racing again."

surce: Greg Eggert, FINA Press Commission Member

FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2011

November 2011

DUBAI STOCKHOLM MOSCOW BERLIN SINGAPORE BEIJING TOKYO

Event 101
8 NOV 2011 17:
Women's 800m Freestyle

WR 8:04.53 59.82 2:01.30 3:02.55 4:03.36 FILIPPI Alessia ITA Rijeka (CRO) 12 DEC 2008

WC 8:04.61 58.39 1:59.49 3:00.62 4:02.01 FRIIS Lotte DEN Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 2 5 ZHOU Lili 1994 CHN 8:18.79 916
50m 28.86
30.95
100m 59.81
31.59
150m 1:31.40
31.54
200m 2:02.94
31.24
250m 2:34.18
31.59
300m 3:05.77
31.35
350m 3:37.12
31.39
400m 4:08.51
31.35
450m 4:39.86
31.25
500m 5:11.11
31.37
550m 5:42.48
31.55
600m 6:14.03
31.70
650m 6:45.73
31.31
700m 7:17.04
31.67
750m 7:48.71
30.08
2 2 2 CAO Shiyue 1997 CHN 8:30.94 852

3 2 4 LIU Jing 1990 CHN 8:31.07 852

4 2 6 LI Limeng 1992 CHN 8:36.82 824

5 2 3 WANG Hefei 1996 CHN 8:43.13 794

6 2 7 ZHANG Xue 1993 CHN 8:46.46 779

7 2 8 MARSTON Jessica Lee 1993 NZL 8:47.66 774

8 1 4 TIAN Ze 1997 CLB 8:49.34 766


Event 102
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Freestyle

1 4 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS (1) 22.69 47.38 853 24.69
2 3 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (2) 23.02 47.39 852 24.37
3 5 JIANG Haiqi CHN (5) 23.72 48.00 820 24.28
4 2 JIANG Yuhui CHN (4) 23.67 48.79 781 25.12
5 8 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew George AUS (3) 23.38 48.91 775 25.53
6 6 SHI Tengfei CHN (7) 23.90 49.03 770 25.13
7 1 PINI Ryan PNG (6) 23.82 49.11 766 25.29
8 7 LIU Junwu CHN (8) 24.08 49.21 761 25.13


Event 103
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 200m Freestyle

WR 1:51.17 26.58 54.84 1:23.09 PELLEGRINI Federica ITA Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 1:52.08 26.58 54.66 1:23.39 SCHMITT Allison USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011

1 4 EVANS Blair Catherine AUS (3) 27.59 (3) 56.78 (2) 1:26.16 1:54.81 907 29.19 29.38 28.65
2 3 DINGJAN Merindah Meroo AUS (1) 26.96 (1) 56.40 (1) 1:25.94 1:55.03 902 29.44 29.54 29.09
3 6 PALMER Kylie Jayne AUS (6) 27.90 (6) 57.26 (4) 1:26.81 1:55.75 885 29.36 29.55 28.94
4 5 TANG Yi CHN (5) 27.87 (5) 57.18 (5) 1:26.85 1:55.94 881 29.31 29.67 29.09
5 8 QIU Yuhan CHN (2) 27.05 (2) 56.69 (3) 1:26.77 1:57.11 855 29.64 30.08 30.34
6 1 GUO Junjun CHN (4) 27.63 (4) 56.94 (6) 1:27.10 1:57.30 851 29.31 30.16 30.20
7 7 HA Sinan CHN (6) 27.90 (7) 57.59 (7) 1:27.88 1:58.22 831 29.69 30.29 30.34
8 2 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia AUS (8) 28.05 (8) 57.80 (8) 1:28.32 1:58.48 826 29.75 30.52 30.16

Event 104
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 50m Breaststroke

WR 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 3 SPRENGER Christian David AUS 26.64 851
2 6 LI Xiayan CHN 26.75 841
3 5 RICKARD Brenton Scott AUS 26.83 833
4 4 CHEN Cheng CHN 27.36 786
5 7 TOMITA Naoya JPN 27.41 781
6 2 XIE Zhi CHN 27.92 739
7 8 CHIANG HsinHung
TPE 28.08 727
8 1 CHOI Kyuwoong KOR 28.27 712

Event 105
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 100m Breaststroke

WR 1:02.70 30.08 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 1:03.00 30.05 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 6 PICKETT Leiston Jane AUS (1) 30.89 1:05.49 877 34.60
2 7 KIM Hye Jin KOR (3) 31.33 1:06.01 856 34.68
3 4 JI Liping CHN (2) 31.28 1:06.26 847 34.98
4 3 WATANABE Kanako JPN (6) 31.85 1:06.40 841 34.55
5 5 SHI Jinglin CHN (5) 31.67 1:06.49 838 34.82
6 8 JEONG Darae KOR (7) 31.87 1:06.87 824 35.00
7 1 BACK Su Yeon KOR (8) 32.00 1:07.10 815 35.10
8 2 HOESTMAN Carina Joline SWE (4) 31.60 1:07.15 814 35.55

Event 106
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 400m Individual Medley

WR 3:55.50 54.62 1:53.73 3:01.14 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 16 DEC 2010
WC 4:00.63 55.65 1:55.57 3:03.41 PEREIRA Thiago BRA Berlin (GER) 17 NOV 2007
1 1 4 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand 1992 RSA 4:07.35 863
50m 25.37
28.89
100m 54.26
31.73
150m 1:25.99
30.36
200m 1:56.35
36.43
250m 2:32.78
35.31
300m 3:08.09
30.04
350m 3:38.13
29.22
2 1 5 ROGAN Markus 1982 AUT 4:08.15 854
3 1 2 ZHANG Jie 1994 CHN 4:10.16 834
4 1 6 SUN Yunchao 1992 CHN 4:11.92 816
5 1 3 SUN Jiahao 1995 CHN 4:21.17 733
6 1 7 WANG Junfeng 1995 CHN 4:28.95 671
7 1 1 WANG Boyu 1998 CHN 4:45.92 558

Event 107
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 100m Butterfly

WR 55.05 25.49 BUI DUYET Diane FRA Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 55.46 26.05 GALVEZ Felicity AUS Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 4 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE (1) 25.92 55.76 962 29.84
2 3 LU Ying CHN (2) 26.46 56.05 947 29.59
3 5 JIAO Liuyang CHN (3) 26.69 56.60 920 29.91
4 6 GRANSTROEM Anna Martina SWE (4) 27.15 58.12 849 30.97
4 8 LIU Zige CHN (8) 27.57 58.12 849 30.55
6 7 SCHIPPER Jessicah Lee AUS (7) 27.56 58.58 829 31.02
7 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth Constance AUS (6) 27.50 58.59 829 31.09
8 1 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN (5) 27.48 58.82 819 31.34

Event 108
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Backstroke

WR 48.94 23.37 THOMAN Nicholas USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 49.29 23.27 MARSHALL Peter USA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 SUI Xiaolei CHN (2) 24.47 50.99 884 26.52
2 4 CHENG Feiyi CHN (1) 24.33 51.66 850 27.33
3 3 HAGINO Kosuke JPN (5) 25.45 51.76 845 26.31
4 7 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL (3) 24.97 51.97 835 27.00
5 8 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN (4) 25.04 52.01 833 26.97
6 2 LIN Yongqing CHN (6) 25.68 52.33 817 26.65
7 1 WATANABE Kazuki JPN (7) 25.73 53.00 787 27.27
8 6 ROGAN Markus AUT (8) 26.23 55.10 700 28.87

Event 109
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 50m Backstroke

WR 25.70 JOVANOVIC Sanja CRO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 25.82 ZHAO Jing CHN Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 ZHAO Jing CHN 26.52 910
2 4 GOH Rachel AUS 26.60 901
3 3 GAO Chang CHN 26.71 890
4 2 XU Tianlongzi CHN 26.85 876
5 6 ZHOU Yanxin CHN 27.03 859
6 7 LOH Grace Elizabeth AUS 27.46 819
7 1 SAKAI Shiho JPN 27.60 807
8 8 JIANG Yiwen CHN 27.62 805

Event 110
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 200m Butterfly

WR 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009
WC 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (3) 25.54 (2) 53.90 (2) 1:22.91 1:51.74 931 28.36 29.01 28.83
2 4 WRIGHT Christopher AUS (4) 25.63 (4) 54.61 (3) 1:24.24 1:53.32 892 28.98 29.63 29.08
3 1 CHEN Weiwu CHN (1) 24.43 (1) 52.78 (1) 1:22.14 1:53.58 886 28.35 29.36 31.44
4 7 CHEN Yin CHN (2) 25.53 (3) 54.56 (4) 1:24.26 1:53.72 883 29.03 29.70 29.46
5 3 HSU ChiChieh TPE (5) 26.07 (5) 55.41 (5) 1:25.36 1:55.96 833 29.34 29.95 30.60
6 2 ZUO Ziqiao CHN (8) 27.01 (7) 56.56 (7) 1:27.25 1:57.97 791 29.55 30.69 30.72
7 8 FU Yanqing CHN (6) 26.22 (6) 56.04 (6) 1:26.36 1:58.67 777 29.82 30.32 32.31
8 6 NEDERPELT Travis Peter AUS (7) 26.72 (8) 57.08 (8) 1:27.91 1:59.42 762 30.36 30.83 31.51

Event 111
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 200m Individual Medley

WR 2:04.60 27.22 58.60 1:34.54 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 2:06.01 27.88 59.96 1:36.81 VERRASZTO Evelyn HUN Moscow (RUS) 6 NOV 2009

1 2 CHOI Hye Ra KOR (1) 28.02 (1) 59.60 (1) 1:37.41 2:07.72 928 31.58 37.81 30.31
2 6 LI Jiaxing CHN (4) 28.57 (3) 1:00.69 (2) 1:38.64 2:09.34 894 32.12 37.95 30.70
3 4 ZHOU Min CHN (5) 28.67 (5) 1:01.72 (3) 1:39.43 2:09.65 887 33.05 37.71 30.22
4 5 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN (2) 28.36 (2) 1:00.56 (4) 1:39.53 2:10.69 866 32.20 38.97 31.16
5 7 ZHANG Sishi CHN (3) 28.54 (4) 1:01.60 (5) 1:40.20 2:11.00 860 33.06 38.60 30.80
6 3 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia AUS (6) 28.81 (6) 1:01.86 (6) 1:40.61 2:11.11 858 33.05 38.75 30.50
7 1 KIM Hye Jin KOR (7) 29.28 (8) 1:04.81 (7) 1:42.50 2:14.98 786 35.53 37.69 32.48
8 8 LARINA Iuliia RUS (7) 29.28 (7) 1:03.01 (8) 1:43.69 2:16.11 767 33.73 40.68 32.42

Event 113
8 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 50m Freestyle

WR 23.25 VELDHUIS Marleen NED Manchester (GBR) 13 APR 2008
WC 23.27 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 21 NOV 2009

1 5 MCKEON Emma Jennifer AUS 24.15 892
2 3 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 24.16 891
3 4 CAMPBELL Cata Natalie AUS 24.26 880
4 6 HALICEK Olivia Maree AUS 24.64 840
5 2 DINGJAN Merindah Meroo AUS 24.75 828
6 1 TRICKETT Lisbeth Constance AUS 24.96 808
7 7 XU Wen CHN 25.18 787
8 8 ZHU Wenrui CHN 25.46 761

Event 114
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 200m Breaststroke

WR 2:00.67 27.74 58.46 1:29.33 GYURTA Daniel HUN Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 2:02.56 27.32 58.26 1:29.95 VERSFELD Neil RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 4 KOCH Marco GER (3) 28.49 (3) 1:00.17 (2) 1:32.48 2:04.72 905 31.68 32.31 32.24
2 6 TOMITA Naoya JPN (2) 28.40 (1) 59.91 (1) 1:32.00 2:04.74 905 31.51 32.09 32.74
3 2 RICKARD Brenton Scott AUS (1) 28.36 (2) 1:00.02 (3) 1:32.60 2:06.17 874 31.66 32.58 33.57
4 3 CHEN Cheng CHN (4) 28.74 (4) 1:00.82 (4) 1:34.34 2:08.08 836 32.08 33.52 33.74
5 5 LIU Weijia CHN (6) 29.31 (6) 1:01.85 (6) 1:35.27 2:08.34 831 32.54 33.42 33.07
6 7 XIE Zhi CHN (5) 29.21 (5) 1:01.34 (5) 1:34.73 2:09.58 807 32.13 33.39 34.85
7 1 CHOI Kyuwoong KOR (7) 29.84 (7) 1:02.55 (7) 1:36.35 2:10.35 793 32.71 33.80 34.00
8 8 HU Yichao CHN (8) 30.41 (8) 1:05.06 (8) 1:40.43 2:15.97 698 34.65 35.37 35.54

Event 115
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 100m Individual Medley

WR 50.76 22.66 MANKOC Peter SLO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 50.95 22.78 FESIKOV Sergey RUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 1 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (4) 24.11 52.89 883 28.78
2 4 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS (2) 24.02 53.09 874 29.07
3 2 SUI Xiaolei CHN (1) 23.78 53.31 863 29.53
4 5 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL (3) 24.10 53.34 861 29.24
5 8 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN (5) 24.57 53.92 834 29.35
6 6 KOSAKA Yuma JPN (7) 25.31 54.42 811 29.11
7 3 ROGAN Markus AUT (6) 24.88 54.64 801 29.76
8 7 LIU Junwu CHN (8) 25.71 56.03 743 30.32

Event 116
8 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 200m Backstroke

WR 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011
WC 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011

1 4 INGRAM Melissa Jane NZL (2) 29.62 (1) 1:00.38 (1) 1:31.62 2:03.00 932 30.76 31.24 31.38
2 3 ZHOU Yanxin CHN (3) 29.64 (2) 1:01.08 (2) 1:31.89 2:03.01 932 31.44 30.81 31.12
3 5 YAO Yige CHN (5) 30.08 (5) 1:01.90 (4) 1:34.21 2:05.78 872 31.82 32.31 31.57
4 6 SAKAI Shiho JPN (1) 29.53 (3) 1:01.43 (3) 1:33.75 2:05.93 869 31.90 32.32 32.18
5 2 OTSUKA Miyu JPN (4) 29.91 (6) 1:01.97 (5) 1:34.52 2:06.84 850 32.06 32.55 32.32
6 7 RAO Shengxue CHN (6) 30.09 (4) 1:01.83 (6) 1:34.77 2:07.12 84 4 31.74 32.94 32.35
7 1 SHERIDAN Mikkayla AUS (8) 30.52 (8) 1:02.99 (7) 1:35.60 2:08.31 821 32.47 32.61 32.71
8 8 LARINA Iuliia RUS (7) 30.18 (7) 1:02.79 (8) 1:36.99 2:11.01 771 32.61 34.20 34.02

Event 117
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 50m Butterfly

WR 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 4 SHI Feng CHN 23.47 801
2 7 ASHBY Sam Andrew AUS 23.51 797
3 5 CHEN Weiwu CHN 23.56 792
4 2 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew George AUS 23.79 769
5 6 CHANG Gyu Cheol KOR 23.90 758
6 3 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL 23.95 754
7 1 HU Chao CHN 24.04 745
8 8 ANTALFY Timothy Josif AUS 24.08 741

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FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2011
November 2011
DUBAI STOCKHOLM MOSCOW BERLIN SINGAPORE BEIJING TOKYO


Event 101
8 NOV 2011 17:
Women's 800m Freestyle

WR 8:04.53 59.82 2:01.30 3:02.55 4:03.36 FILIPPI Alessia ITA Rijeka (CRO) 12 DEC 2008

WC 8:04.61 58.39 1:59.49 3:00.62 4:02.01 FRIIS Lotte DEN Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009


1 2 5 ZHOU Lili 1994 CHN 8:18.79 916
50m 28.86
30.95
100m 59.81
31.59
150m 1:31.40
31.54
200m 2:02.94
31.24
250m 2:34.18
31.59
300m 3:05.77
31.35
350m 3:37.12
31.39
400m 4:08.51
31.35
450m 4:39.86
31.25
500m 5:11.11
31.37
550m 5:42.48
31.55
600m 6:14.03
31.70
650m 6:45.73
31.31
700m 7:17.04
31.67
750m 7:48.71
30.08
2 2 2 CAO Shiyue 1997 CHN 8:30.94 852

3 2 4 LIU Jing 1990 CHN 8:31.07 852

4 2 6 LI Limeng 1992 CHN 8:36.82 824

5 2 3 WANG Hefei 1996 CHN 8:43.13 794

6 2 7 ZHANG Xue 1993 CHN 8:46.46 779

7 2 8 MARSTON Jessica Lee 1993 NZL 8:47.66 774

8 1 4 TIAN Ze 1997 CLB 8:49.34 766


Event 102
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Freestyle

1 4 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS (1) 22.69 47.38 853 24.69
2 3 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (2) 23.02 47.39 852 24.37
3 5 JIANG Haiqi CHN (5) 23.72 48.00 820 24.28
4 2 JIANG Yuhui CHN (4) 23.67 48.79 781 25.12
5 8 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew George AUS (3) 23.38 48.91 775 25.53
6 6 SHI Tengfei CHN (7) 23.90 49.03 770 25.13
7 1 PINI Ryan PNG (6) 23.82 49.11 766 25.29
8 7 LIU Junwu CHN (8) 24.08 49.21 761 25.13


Event 103
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 200m Freestyle

WR 1:51.17 26.58 54.84 1:23.09 PELLEGRINI Federica ITA Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 1:52.08 26.58 54.66 1:23.39 SCHMITT Allison USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011

1 4 EVANS Blair Catherine AUS (3) 27.59 (3) 56.78 (2) 1:26.16 1:54.81 907 29.19 29.38 28.65
2 3 DINGJAN Merindah Meroo AUS (1) 26.96 (1) 56.40 (1) 1:25.94 1:55.03 902 29.44 29.54 29.09
3 6 PALMER Kylie Jayne AUS (6) 27.90 (6) 57.26 (4) 1:26.81 1:55.75 885 29.36 29.55 28.94
4 5 TANG Yi CHN (5) 27.87 (5) 57.18 (5) 1:26.85 1:55.94 881 29.31 29.67 29.09
5 8 QIU Yuhan CHN (2) 27.05 (2) 56.69 (3) 1:26.77 1:57.11 855 29.64 30.08 30.34
6 1 GUO Junjun CHN (4) 27.63 (4) 56.94 (6) 1:27.10 1:57.30 851 29.31 30.16 30.20
7 7 HA Sinan CHN (6) 27.90 (7) 57.59 (7) 1:27.88 1:58.22 831 29.69 30.29 30.34
8 2 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia AUS (8) 28.05 (8) 57.80 (8) 1:28.32 1:58.48 826 29.75 30.52 30.16

Event 104
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 50m Breaststroke

WR 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 25.25 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 3 SPRENGER Christian David AUS 26.64 851
2 6 LI Xiayan CHN 26.75 841
3 5 RICKARD Brenton Scott AUS 26.83 833
4 4 CHEN Cheng CHN 27.36 786
5 7 TOMITA Naoya JPN 27.41 781
6 2 XIE Zhi CHN 27.92 739
7 8 CHIANG HsinHung
TPE 28.08 727
8 1 CHOI Kyuwoong KOR 28.27 712

Event 105
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 100m Breaststroke

WR 1:02.70 30.08 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 1:03.00 30.05 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 6 PICKETT Leiston Jane AUS (1) 30.89 1:05.49 877 34.60
2 7 KIM Hye Jin KOR (3) 31.33 1:06.01 856 34.68
3 4 JI Liping CHN (2) 31.28 1:06.26 847 34.98
4 3 WATANABE Kanako JPN (6) 31.85 1:06.40 841 34.55
5 5 SHI Jinglin CHN (5) 31.67 1:06.49 838 34.82
6 8 JEONG Darae KOR (7) 31.87 1:06.87 824 35.00
7 1 BACK Su Yeon KOR (8) 32.00 1:07.10 815 35.10
8 2 HOESTMAN Carina Joline SWE (4) 31.60 1:07.15 814 35.55

Event 106
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 400m Individual Medley

WR 3:55.50 54.62 1:53.73 3:01.14 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 16 DEC 2010
WC 4:00.63 55.65 1:55.57 3:03.41 PEREIRA Thiago BRA Berlin (GER) 17 NOV 2007
1 1 4 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand 1992 RSA 4:07.35 863
50m 25.37
28.89
100m 54.26
31.73
150m 1:25.99
30.36
200m 1:56.35
36.43
250m 2:32.78
35.31
300m 3:08.09
30.04
350m 3:38.13
29.22
2 1 5 ROGAN Markus 1982 AUT 4:08.15 854
3 1 2 ZHANG Jie 1994 CHN 4:10.16 834
4 1 6 SUN Yunchao 1992 CHN 4:11.92 816
5 1 3 SUN Jiahao 1995 CHN 4:21.17 733
6 1 7 WANG Junfeng 1995 CHN 4:28.95 671
7 1 1 WANG Boyu 1998 CHN 4:45.92 558

Event 107
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 100m Butterfly

WR 55.05 25.49 BUI DUYET Diane FRA Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 55.46 26.05 GALVEZ Felicity AUS Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 4 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE (1) 25.92 55.76 962 29.84
2 3 LU Ying CHN (2) 26.46 56.05 947 29.59
3 5 JIAO Liuyang CHN (3) 26.69 56.60 920 29.91
4 6 GRANSTROEM Anna Martina SWE (4) 27.15 58.12 849 30.97
4 8 LIU Zige CHN (8) 27.57 58.12 849 30.55
6 7 SCHIPPER Jessicah Lee AUS (7) 27.56 58.58 829 31.02
7 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth Constance AUS (6) 27.50 58.59 829 31.09
8 1 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN (5) 27.48 58.82 819 31.34

Event 108
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Backstroke

WR 48.94 23.37 THOMAN Nicholas USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 49.29 23.27 MARSHALL Peter USA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 SUI Xiaolei CHN (2) 24.47 50.99 884 26.52
2 4 CHENG Feiyi CHN (1) 24.33 51.66 850 27.33
3 3 HAGINO Kosuke JPN (5) 25.45 51.76 845 26.31
4 7 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL (3) 24.97 51.97 835 27.00
5 8 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN (4) 25.04 52.01 833 26.97
6 2 LIN Yongqing CHN (6) 25.68 52.33 817 26.65
7 1 WATANABE Kazuki JPN (7) 25.73 53.00 787 27.27
8 6 ROGAN Markus AUT (8) 26.23 55.10 700 28.87

Event 109
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 50m Backstroke

WR 25.70 JOVANOVIC Sanja CRO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 25.82 ZHAO Jing CHN Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 ZHAO Jing CHN 26.52 910
2 4 GOH Rachel AUS 26.60 901
3 3 GAO Chang CHN 26.71 890
4 2 XU Tianlongzi CHN 26.85 876
5 6 ZHOU Yanxin CHN 27.03 859
6 7 LOH Grace Elizabeth AUS 27.46 819
7 1 SAKAI Shiho JPN 27.60 807
8 8 JIANG Yiwen CHN 27.62 805

Event 110
8 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 200m Butterfly

WR 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009
WC 1:49.11 24.80 53.43 1:20.24 ALMEIDA Kaio BRA Stockholm (SWE) 10 NOV 2009

1 5 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (3) 25.54 (2) 53.90 (2) 1:22.91 1:51.74 931 28.36 29.01 28.83
2 4 WRIGHT Christopher AUS (4) 25.63 (4) 54.61 (3) 1:24.24 1:53.32 892 28.98 29.63 29.08
3 1 CHEN Weiwu CHN (1) 24.43 (1) 52.78 (1) 1:22.14 1:53.58 886 28.35 29.36 31.44
4 7 CHEN Yin CHN (2) 25.53 (3) 54.56 (4) 1:24.26 1:53.72 883 29.03 29.70 29.46
5 3 HSU ChiChieh TPE (5) 26.07 (5) 55.41 (5) 1:25.36 1:55.96 833 29.34 29.95 30.60
6 2 ZUO Ziqiao CHN (8) 27.01 (7) 56.56 (7) 1:27.25 1:57.97 791 29.55 30.69 30.72
7 8 FU Yanqing CHN (6) 26.22 (6) 56.04 (6) 1:26.36 1:58.67 777 29.82 30.32 32.31
8 6 NEDERPELT Travis Peter AUS (7) 26.72 (8) 57.08 (8) 1:27.91 1:59.42 762 30.36 30.83 31.51

Event 111
8 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 200m Individual Medley

WR 2:04.60 27.22 58.60 1:34.54 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 19 DEC 2009
WC 2:06.01 27.88 59.96 1:36.81 VERRASZTO Evelyn HUN Moscow (RUS) 6 NOV 2009

1 2 CHOI Hye Ra KOR (1) 28.02 (1) 59.60 (1) 1:37.41 2:07.72 928 31.58 37.81 30.31
2 6 LI Jiaxing CHN (4) 28.57 (3) 1:00.69 (2) 1:38.64 2:09.34 894 32.12 37.95 30.70
3 4 ZHOU Min CHN (5) 28.67 (5) 1:01.72 (3) 1:39.43 2:09.65 887 33.05 37.71 30.22
4 5 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN (2) 28.36 (2) 1:00.56 (4) 1:39.53 2:10.69 866 32.20 38.97 31.16
5 7 ZHANG Sishi CHN (3) 28.54 (4) 1:01.60 (5) 1:40.20 2:11.00 860 33.06 38.60 30.80
6 3 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia AUS (6) 28.81 (6) 1:01.86 (6) 1:40.61 2:11.11 858 33.05 38.75 30.50
7 1 KIM Hye Jin KOR (7) 29.28 (8) 1:04.81 (7) 1:42.50 2:14.98 786 35.53 37.69 32.48
8 8 LARINA Iuliia RUS (7) 29.28 (7) 1:03.01 (8) 1:43.69 2:16.11 767 33.73 40.68 32.42

Event 113
8 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 50m Freestyle

WR 23.25 VELDHUIS Marleen NED Manchester (GBR) 13 APR 2008
WC 23.27 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 21 NOV 2009

1 5 MCKEON Emma Jennifer AUS 24.15 892
2 3 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 24.16 891
3 4 CAMPBELL Cata Natalie AUS 24.26 880
4 6 HALICEK Olivia Maree AUS 24.64 840
5 2 DINGJAN Merindah Meroo AUS 24.75 828
6 1 TRICKETT Lisbeth Constance AUS 24.96 808
7 7 XU Wen CHN 25.18 787
8 8 ZHU Wenrui CHN 25.46 761

Event 114
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 200m Breaststroke

WR 2:00.67 27.74 58.46 1:29.33 GYURTA Daniel HUN Istanbul (TUR) 13 DEC 2009
WC 2:02.56 27.32 58.26 1:29.95 VERSFELD Neil RSA Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 4 KOCH Marco GER (3) 28.49 (3) 1:00.17 (2) 1:32.48 2:04.72 905 31.68 32.31 32.24
2 6 TOMITA Naoya JPN (2) 28.40 (1) 59.91 (1) 1:32.00 2:04.74 905 31.51 32.09 32.74
3 2 RICKARD Brenton Scott AUS (1) 28.36 (2) 1:00.02 (3) 1:32.60 2:06.17 874 31.66 32.58 33.57
4 3 CHEN Cheng CHN (4) 28.74 (4) 1:00.82 (4) 1:34.34 2:08.08 836 32.08 33.52 33.74
5 5 LIU Weijia CHN (6) 29.31 (6) 1:01.85 (6) 1:35.27 2:08.34 831 32.54 33.42 33.07
6 7 XIE Zhi CHN (5) 29.21 (5) 1:01.34 (5) 1:34.73 2:09.58 807 32.13 33.39 34.85
7 1 CHOI Kyuwoong KOR (7) 29.84 (7) 1:02.55 (7) 1:36.35 2:10.35 793 32.71 33.80 34.00
8 8 HU Yichao CHN (8) 30.41 (8) 1:05.06 (8) 1:40.43 2:15.97 698 34.65 35.37 35.54

Event 115
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 100m Individual Medley

WR 50.76 22.66 MANKOC Peter SLO Istanbul (TUR) 12 DEC 2009
WC 50.95 22.78 FESIKOV Sergey RUS Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 1 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (4) 24.11 52.89 883 28.78
2 4 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS (2) 24.02 53.09 874 29.07
3 2 SUI Xiaolei CHN (1) 23.78 53.31 863 29.53
4 5 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL (3) 24.10 53.34 861 29.24
5 8 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN (5) 24.57 53.92 834 29.35
6 6 KOSAKA Yuma JPN (7) 25.31 54.42 811 29.11
7 3 ROGAN Markus AUT (6) 24.88 54.64 801 29.76
8 7 LIU Junwu CHN (8) 25.71 56.03 743 30.32

Event 116
8 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 200m Backstroke

WR 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011
WC 2:00.03 28.64 58.86 1:29.61 FRANKLIN Missy USA Berlin (GER) 22 OCT 2011

1 4 INGRAM Melissa Jane NZL (2) 29.62 (1) 1:00.38 (1) 1:31.62 2:03.00 932 30.76 31.24 31.38
2 3 ZHOU Yanxin CHN (3) 29.64 (2) 1:01.08 (2) 1:31.89 2:03.01 932 31.44 30.81 31.12
3 5 YAO Yige CHN (5) 30.08 (5) 1:01.90 (4) 1:34.21 2:05.78 872 31.82 32.31 31.57
4 6 SAKAI Shiho JPN (1) 29.53 (3) 1:01.43 (3) 1:33.75 2:05.93 869 31.90 32.32 32.18
5 2 OTSUKA Miyu JPN (4) 29.91 (6) 1:01.97 (5) 1:34.52 2:06.84 850 32.06 32.55 32.32
6 7 RAO Shengxue CHN (6) 30.09 (4) 1:01.83 (6) 1:34.77 2:07.12 84 4 31.74 32.94 32.35
7 1 SHERIDAN Mikkayla AUS (8) 30.52 (8) 1:02.99 (7) 1:35.60 2:08.31 821 32.47 32.61 32.71
8 8 LARINA Iuliia RUS (7) 30.18 (7) 1:02.79 (8) 1:36.99 2:11.01 771 32.61 34.20 34.02

Event 117
8 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 50m Butterfly

WR 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009
WC 21.80 DEIBLER Steffen GER Berlin (GER) 14 NOV 2009

1 4 SHI Feng CHN 23.47 801
2 7 ASHBY Sam Andrew AUS 23.51 797
3 5 CHEN Weiwu CHN 23.56 792
4 2 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew George AUS 23.79 769
5 6 CHANG Gyu Cheol KOR 23.90 758
6 3 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL 23.95 754
7 1 HU Chao CHN 24.04 745
8 8 ANTALFY Timothy Josif AUS 24.08 741

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Event 118

9 NOV 2011 17:

Men's 1500m Freestyle

WR 14:10.10 53.60 1:49.96 2:46.46 3:43.19 HACKETT Grant AUS Perth (AUS) 7 AUG 2001
4:40.13 5:37.00 6:34.11 7:31.368:28.45 9:25.73 10:22.90 11:20.05 12:17.11 13:14.02
WC 14:28.35 56.22 1:54.80 2:53.90 3:52.82 COLBERTALDO Federico ITA Stockholm (SWE) 11 NOV 2009
4:51.16 5:48.77 6:46.93 7:45.09 8:43.29 9:40.62 10:38.04 11:35.67 12:33.56 13:31.62

1 2 4 HAO Yun 1995 CHN 14:40.15 901
50m 26.77
30.00
100m 56.77
29.95
150m 1:26.72
30.39
200m 1:57.11
30.37
250m 2:27.48
29.78
300m 2:57.26
29.99
350m 3:27.25
29.98
400m 3:57.23
29.81
450m 4:27.04
29.85
500m 4:56.89
29.96
550m 5:26.85
29.90
600m 5:56.75
29.65
650m 6:26.40
29.43
700m 6:55.83
29.64
750m 7:25.47
29.22
800m 7:54.69
29.21
850m 8:23.90
29.39
900m 8:53.29
29.48
950m 9:22.77
29.68
1000m 9:52.45
29.55
1050m 10:22.00
28.92
1100m 10:50.92
29.18
1150m 11:20.10
29.22
1200m 11:49.32
29.02
1250m 12:18.34
29.04
1300m 12:47.38
28.91
1350m 13:16.29
28.96
1400m 13:45.25
28.69
1450m 14:13.94
26.21
2 2 6 DAI Jun 1990 CHN 14:42.97 892
3 2 3 ZHONG Guixu 1991 CHN 15:12.08 809
4 2 5 XU Wenchao 1986 CHN 15:24.94 776
5 2 2 REN Chen 1989 CHN 15:25.59 774

Event 119

9 NOV 2011 18:
Women's 100m Freestyle

WR 51.01 24.29 TRICKETT Lisbeth AUS Hobart (AUS) 10 AUG 2009
WC 51.19 24.54 HALSALL Francesca GBR Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009

1 3 MCKEON Emma Jennifer AUS (3) 25.86 53.09 887 27.23
2 4 CAMPBELL Cata Natalie AUS (1) 25.30 53.13 885 27.83
3 5 TANG Yi CHN (2) 25.85 53.28 877 27.43
4 6 DINGJAN Merindah Meroo AUS (4) 26.10 53.47 868 27.37
5 2 TRICKETT Lisbeth Constance AUS (5) 26.23 53.96 844 27.73
6 1 PALMER Kylie Jayne AUS (8) 26.87 54.78 807 27.91
6 7 WANG Ruiqi CHN (6) 26.32 54.78 807 28.46
8 8 QIU Yuhan CHN (7) 26.65 54.79 806 28.14

Event 120
9 NOV 2011 18:
Men's 200m Freestyle

WR 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:39.37 23.79 49.29 1:14.72 BIEDERMANN Paul GER Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 4 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (2) 24.32 (3) 50.91 (1) 1:17.53 1:43.62 881 26.59 26.62 26.09
2 5 JIANG Haiqi CHN (3) 24.40 (2) 50.81 (2) 1:17.72 1:43.89 875 26.41 26.91 26.17
3 6 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS (5) 24.93 (6) 51.88 (5) 1:18.89 1:45.21 842 26.95 27.01 26.32
4 2 ZHANG Zhongchao CHN (8) 25.13 (4) 51.65 (4) 1:18.68 1:45.62 832 26.52 27.03 26.94
5 1 ZHONG Qiushi CHN (4) 24.85 (5) 51.86 (6) 1:18.98 1:45.91 825 27.01 27.12 26.93
6 3 JIANG Yuhui CHN (1) 24.26 (1) 50.65 (3) 1:18.44 1:46.82 805 26.39 27.79 28.38
7 8 HURLEY Robert John AUS (6) 24.94 (7) 52.08 (7) 1:19.64 1:47.04 800 27.14 27.56 27.40
8 7 DAI Jun CHN (7) 25.12 (8) 53.00 (8) 1:21.87 1:50.04 736 27.88 28.87 28.17

Event 121
9 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 50m Breaststroke

WR 28.80 HARDY Jessica A USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 28.80 HARDY Jessica A USA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 4 PICKETT Leiston Jane AUS 30.23 864
2 3 KIM Hye Jin KOR 30.63 831
3 5 HALICEK Olivia Maree AUS 30.98 803
4 6 JI Liping CHN 31.03 799
5 8 JEONG Darae KOR 31.27 781
6 1 SHI Jinglin CHN 31.42 770
7 2 HE Yun CHN 31.53 762
8 7 HOESTMAN Carina Joline SWE 31.68 751

Event 122
9 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Breaststroke

WR 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.61 25.98 VAN DEN BURGH Cameron RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 6 SPRENGER Christian David AUS (1) 27.39 57.99 881 30.60
2 5 LI Xiayan CHN (2) 27.41 58.13 875 30.72
3 3 RICKARD Brenton Scott AUS (3) 27.61 58.21 871 30.60
4 8 TOMITA Naoya JPN (4) 27.80 59.08 833 31.28
5 4 CHEN Cheng CHN (5) 28.00 59.38 821 31.38
6 2 XIE Zhi CHN (6) 28.18 59.53 815 31.35
7 7 CHIANG HsinHung TPE (8) 28.63 1:00.44 778 31.81
8 1 CHOI Kyuwoong KOR (7) 28.60 1:00.65 770 32.05


Event 123
9 NOV 2011 18:
Women's 400m Individual Medley

WR 4:21.04 1:00.60 2:06.01 3:19.42 SMIT Julia USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 4:22.88 1:01.68 2:10.57 3:22.75 MEAKLIM Kathryn RSA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009

1 1 7 ZHOU Min 1997 CHN 4:30.66 897
50m 29.01
33.47
100m 1:02.48
34.43
150m 1:36.91
34.81
200m 2:11.72
38.28
250m 2:50.00
37.97
300m 3:27.97
31.93
350m 3:59.90
30.76
2 1 4 OTSUKA Miyu 1994 JPN 4:31.43 889

3 1 5 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia 1992 AUS 4:33.19 872

4 1 6 LI Jiaxing 1990 CHN 4:39.80 812

5 1 2 FUKUDA Tomoyo 1989 JPN 4:40.21 808

6 1 3 ZHANG Sishi 1993 CHN 4:47.17 751

7 1 1 PANG Wenxian 1997 CHN 4:48.51 740

8 1 8 TENG YuWen 1996 TPE 4:54.07 699


Event 124
9 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 100m Butterfly

WR 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 48.48 22.88 KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 7 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (5) 24.31 50.93 86226.62
2 5 WRIGHT Christopher AUS (3) 24.18 51.07 855 26.89
3 6 CHEN Weiwu CHN (2) 23.94 51.41 838 27.47
4 2 ASHBY Sam Andrew AUS (4) 24.23 51.61 828 27.38
5 8 LAUTERSTEIN Andrew George AUS (1) 23.90 51.78 820 27.88
6 3 SHI Feng CHN (7) 24.58 51.88 815 27.30
7 1 PINI Ryan PNG (6) 24.42 52.18 802 27.76
8 4 HAGINO Kosuke JPN (8) 25.05 52.47 788 27.42


Event 125
9 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 100m Backstroke

WR 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 55.23 26.73 SAKAI Shiho JPN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 6 GAO Chang CHN (4) 28.00 57.22 899 29.22
2 4 GOH Rachel AUS (2) 27.78 57.40 890 29.62
3 2 ZHOU Yanxin CHN (3) 27.89 57.78 873 29.89
4 3 SAKAI Shiho JPN (1) 27.67 57.96 865 30.29
5 5 LOH Grace Elizabeth AUS (5) 28.01 57.97 864 29.96
6 7 INGRAM Melissa Jane NZL (6) 29.04 59.18 812 30.14
7 1 RAO Shengxue CHN (7) 29.05 59.75 789 30.70
8 8 YAO Yige CHN (8) 29.96 1:00.22 771 30.26


Event 126
9 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 50m Backstroke

WR 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 22.61 MARSHALL Peter USA Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009

1 4 SUN Xiaolei CHN 23.34 909
2 5 CHENG Feiyi CHN 23.89 847
3 3 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL 23.98 838
4 1 YAMAGUCHI Masafumi JPN 24.41 794
5 7 GLANIA JanPhilip GER 24.81 756
6 6 HURLEY Robert John AUS 25.41 704
7 2 SHI Feng CHN 26.02 656
8 JIN Yan CHN DNS

Event 127
9 NOV 2011 18:

Women's 200m Butterfly

WR 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 2:00.78 27.35 58.41 1:29.29 LIU Zige CHN Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009


1 3 CHOI Hye Ra KOR (2) 28.36 (2) 59.88 (1) 1:31.52 2:03.65 931 31.52 31.64 32.13
2 4 GRANSTROEM Anna Martina SWE (3) 28.76 (3) 1:00.56 (2) 1:32.52 2:05.02 901 31.80 31.96 32.50
3 6 SCHIPPER Jessicah Lee AUS (5) 28.97 (4) 1:01.11 (4) 1:33.44 2:05.89 883 32.14 32.33 32.45
4 2 LIU Zige CHN (1) 28.26 (1) 59.84 (3) 1:32.73 2:06.77 864 31.58 32.89 34.04
5 8 LIU Lan CHN (4) 28.84 (7) 1:01.83 (5) 1:34.75 2:06.92 861 32.99 32.92 32.17
6 1 HA Sinan CHN (7) 29.11 (5) 1:01.68 (6) 1:35.32 2:08.11 837 32.57 33.64 32.79
7 5 OTSUKA Miyu JPN (8) 29.46 (8) 1:02.33 (8) 1:35.97 2:09.23 816 32.87 33.64 33.26
8 7 ZHOU Yilin CHN (6) 29.02 (6) 1:01.77 (7) 1:35.56 2:11.07 782 32.75 33.79 35.51

Event 128
9 NOV 2011 18:

Men's 200m Individual Medley

WR 1:50.08 24.07 51.42 1:23.49 LOCHTE Ryan USA Dubai (UAE) 17 DEC 2010
WC 1:51.55 23.96 51.96 1:25.41 TOWNSEND Darian RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 2 LE CLOS Chad Guy Bertrand RSA (1) 24.93 (1) 54.30 (2) 1:28.98 1:55.04 876 29.37 34.68 26.06
2 5 ROGAN Markus AUT (5) 25.85 (2) 54.33 (1) 1:28.57 1:56.33 847 28.48 34.24 27.76
3 4 LIU Weijia CHN (6) 25.94 (6) 56.82 (5) 1:30.12 1:56.61 841 30.88 33.30 26.49
4 6 KOSAKA Yuma JPN (2) 25.35 (3) 55.41 (3) 1:29.00 1:57.27 827 30.06 33.59 28.27
5 3 NEDERPELT Travis Peter AUS (4) 25.82 (4) 56.33 (4) 1:29.48 1:57.77 816 30.51 33.15 28.29
6 1 SUN Yunchao CHN (7) 26.05 (5) 56.70 (7) 1:32.31 1:59.95 772 30.65 35.61 27.64
7 8 SUN Jiahao CHN (8) 26.07 (7) 57.34 (6) 1:32.14 2:02.03 734 31.27 34.80 29.89
8 7 CHEN Cheng CHN (3) 25.74 (8) 58.98 (8) 1:33.42 2:03.03 716 33.24 34.44 29.61


Event 129
9 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 400m Freestyle

WR 3:54.92 57.29 1:56.93 2:56.38 JACKSON Joanne GBR Leeds (GBR) 8 AUG 2009
WC 3:56.24 58.27 1:57.98 2:57.63 BALMY Coralie FRA Berlin (GER) 16 NOV 2008

1 4 EVANS Blair Catherine AUS 3:58.31 957
50m ﴾1﴿ 27.87
29.74
100m ﴾1﴿ 57.61
30.00
150m ﴾1﴿ 1:27.61
30.07
200m ﴾1﴿ 1:57.68
30.02
250m ﴾1﴿ 2:27.70
30.26
300m ﴾1﴿ 2:57.96
30.57
350m ﴾1﴿ 3:28.53
29.78
2 5 PALMER Kylie Jayne AUS 4:03.04 903

3 6 CHEN Shiyun CHN 4:04.73 884

4 7 ZHOU Lili CHN 4:04.92 882

5 2 WANG Fei CHN 4:05.15 879

6 1 INGRAM Melissa Jane NZL 4:05.52 875

7 3 HA Sinan CHN 4:08.85 841

8 8 SHI Yuwen CHN 4:09.35 836


Event 130
9 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 50m Freestyle

WR 20.30 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Pietermaritzburg (RSA) 8 AUG 2009
WC 20.57 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 4 RICHARDSON Kyle Morgan AUS 21.75 813
2 3 SHI Yang CHN 22.00 785
3 2 SHI Tengfei CHN 22.03 782
4 5 SIMPSON Cameron Douglas NZL 22.45 739
5 8 JIANG Haiqi CHN 22.55 729
6 1 PINI Ryan PNG 22.58 726
6 6 HU Chao CHN 22.58 726
8 7 LIU Junwu CHN 22.90 696

Event 131
9 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 200m Breaststroke

WR 2:14.57 31.05 1:05.18 1:40.00 SONI Rebecca USA Manchester (GBR) 18 DEC 2009
WC 2:15.42 31.30 1:06.07 1:41.00 JONES Leisel AUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 6 WATANABE Kanako JPN (3) 32.35 (2) 1:07.99 (1) 1:43.67 2:19.05 906 35.64 35.68 35.38
2 5 FUKUDOME Keiko JPN (7) 33.12 (5) 1:08.77 (4) 1:44.58 2:20.36 881 35.65 35.81 35.78
3 2 KIM Hye Jin KOR (6) 33.03 (7) 1:09.09 (6) 1:45.68 2:20.59 876 36.06 36.59 34.91
4 4 JEONG Darae KOR (1) 31.99 (1) 1:07.61 (2) 1:43.74 2:20.74 874 35.62 36.13 37.00
5 8 BACK Su Yeon KOR (5) 32.68 (3) 1:08.00 (3) 1:44.55 2:21.49 860 35.32 36.55 36.94
6 7 HOESTMAN Carina Joline SWE (2) 32.29 (4) 1:08.13 (5) 1:44.63 2:22.36 844 35.84 36.50 37.73
7 1 JI Liping CHN (4) 32.60 (6) 1:09.00 (7) 1:45.83 2:23.57 823 36.40 36.83 37.74
8 3 TEMNIKOVA Maria RUS (8) 33.44 (8) 1:09.83 (8) 1:46.46 2:24.39 809 36.39 36.63 37.93

Event 132
9 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 100m Individual Medley

WR 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 57.74 26.82 SCHREUDER Hinkelien NED Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 3 JIAO Liuyang CHN (1) 27.01 59.50 913 32.49
1 4 ZHAO Jing CHN (2) 27.40 59.50 913 32.10
3 2 HALICEK Olivia Maree AUS (5) 28.29 1:01.01 847 32.72
4 5 LIU Jing CHN (4) 28.28 1:01.06 845 32.78
5 1 CHOI Hye Ra KOR (3) 28.05 1:01.49 827 33.44
6 6 FUKUDA Tomoyo JPN (6) 28.33 1:01.56 825 33.23
7 7 FULLERTON Ellen Amelia AUS (8) 29.16 1:03.28 759 34.12
8 8 LARINA Iuliia RUS (7) 29.04 1:04.80 707 35.76

Event 133
9 NOV 2011 19:

Men's 200m Backstroke

WR 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009
WC 1:46.11 25.17 52.36 1:19.48 VYATCHANIN Arkady RUS Berlin (GER) 15 NOV 2009

1 1 PINZON GARCIA Omar Andres COL (1) 25.65 (1) 53.35 (1) 1:21.49 1:50.46 886 27.70 28.14 28.97
2 7 WATANABE Kazuki JPN (3) 26.27 (3) 54.59 (3) 1:23.32 1:52.20 845 28.32 28.73 28.88
3 4 SUN Xiaolei CHN (2) 26.06 (2) 53.90 (2) 1:23.31 1:52.36 842 27.84 29.41 29.05
4 6 DIAO Jigong CHN (8) 27.17 (8) 56.06 (5) 1:24.81 1:53.54 816 28.89 28.75 28.73
5 8 ROGAN Markus AUT (7) 26.87 (7) 56.03 (6) 1:25.06 1:54.31 799 29.16 29.03 29.25
6 3 LIN Yongqing CHN (5) 26.80 (4) 55.40 (4) 1:24.70 1:54.49 796 28.60 29.30 29.79
7 2 GLANIA JanPhilip GER (6) 26.84 (6) 55.98 (7) 1:26.12 1:56.17 762 29.14 30.14 30.05
8 5 HAGINO Kosuke JPN (4) 26.78 (5) 55.81 (8) 1:26.22 1:56.78 750 29.03 30.41 30.56

Event 134
9 NOV 2011 19:

Women's 50m Butterfly

WR 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009
WC 24.38 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE Singapore (SIN) 22 NOV 2009

1 4 ALSHAMMAR Therese SWE 25.40 884
2 3 LU Ying CHN 25.52 871
3 5 JIAO Liuyang CHN 25.78 845
4 6 MCKEON Emma Jennifer AUS 26.54 775
5 2 SCHIPPER Jessicah Lee AUS 26.80 752
6 1 HALICEK Olivia Maree AUS 26.81 751
7 8 ZOU Xinyi CHN 27.08 729
8 7 ZHU Wenrui CHN 27.23 717

WC 2011, Beijing Day 1: South Africa's Chad Le Clos earns three gold medals

Swimming World Cup

Greg Eggert, FINA Press Commission Member
08 November 2011

South Africa's Chad Le Clos made four trips to the medals podium during the first evening of the Beijing edition of the FINA/ARENA World Cup collecting three gold's and a silver in the 100m free, an event he swum for the first time in World Cup competition. The 19 year old is the current leader in the men's FINA World Cup rankings. Tonight's gold medal collection included championship titles in the 400m individual medley, 200m butterfly and the 100m individual medley. When he finally got a break from racing and medal ceremonies Le Clos reflected on the motivation that he gained from the five medals that he earned at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics in Singapore. "It was my first exposure to international competition and I was really nervous, but I can still remember every one of those races." At the Youth Olympic he won the 200m individual medley and would bring home three silver medals in individual events and a relay bronze.

Just weeks later Le Clos would go on to win the 200m butterfly and the 400m individual medley events at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India. His time in the 200m butterfly was a new Commonwealth Games Record. Le Clos is the reigning world champion in this event collecting the gold medal in Dubai last December at the FINA Short Course World Championships.At the 2011 FINA Long Course World Championships Le Clos finished fifth in the 200m Fly, 13th in the 100m Fly & 10th in the 4x100m Medley Relay. In September Le Clos won five gold medals at the 2011 All Africa Games and one silver medal at the 2011 All Africa Games."I set goals for times that I wanted to achieve at these World Cup events without knowing who I would be competing against. World Cup competition was intended as a training exercise for me. I need to get used to racing like this and to prepare for multiple events and also South African relays that I hope to be a part of. I look at Phelps and Lochte and see how they swim multiple events and I need to prepare like them if I am going to challenge them at the Olympics." "I had a really strong start in Dubai winning six events and at that moment I decided that I should set another goal for a top-3 finish in the FINA World Cup rankings. I'm really pleased with where I stand in the FINA rankings. The prize of $100,000 offers me a great deal of motivation to race well here and to finish strong in Japan." "I'm really happy to be racing at the Water Cube.

I was hoping that Ian Thorpe would be in the finals, but I understand that he's just making his comeback. In South Africa where swimming isn't a mainstream sport, everyone knows who Ian Thorpe is. I have been asked if it was true that he was coming out of retirement. It's great for our sport to have Ian back and hopefully he will be in London." Thorpe swam in the preliminaries earlier today finishing 15th in the 100m freestyle, 50.21 and just missing the finals by placing 9th in the 100m individual medley in a time of 56.70. The top women's performance was from Sweden's Therese Alshammar who earned a gold medal in the 100m butterfly scoring 962 FINA points with her time of 55.76. The Swedish Olympian finished second in the 50m freestyle.

Alshammar is the women's leader in the FINA World Cup rankings after five editions have been contested. "I believe that I can get a lot better by racing hard as often as I can. I have raced at all but the first world cup. I'm pleased that what I do is working and pleased that I am still able to swim fast. People often ask how I can swim fast at my age and I tell them that age is not an issue. I believe that you have to work very hard for a long, long time. In that sense my age is an advantage because i have been doing exactly that. To win an Olympic gold medal is an easy dream for every athlete, but it is one of the goals that I am working at, not dreaming about." Another Australian Olympian making her comeback in the Asian series of the FINA World Cup is Libby Trickett. Trickett finished 7th in the 100m butterfly. "I'm happy to say this was a faster swim than my time in Singapore and this was a faster field too. It's been tough racing while I'm tired and it's hard to get used to this, but hopefully tomorrow I will have a better swimming in the 50 free. What's required is patience, and honesty I'm not a very patient person. I want to be swimming faster and I want to be swimming fast! Realistically what's important is how I swim in March at our national selection event and it's my goal to qualify for London. Being back in Beijing is fantastic. I have many amazing memories of this pool, some good and some bad, but the Water Cube holds a special spot in my heart."

The Beijing World Cup is the second leg of the Singapore-Beijing-Tokyo series and it is the second time that the FINA World Cup has been held at the Water Cube, the venue for the swimming events of the 2008 Olympic Games. Recap of Day One of the FINA/ARENA World Cup - Beijing Water Cube: Women's 800m Freestyle: China's Zhou Lili won the first event of the meet in a time of 8:18.79, more than ten seconds faster than here swim in the morning preliminaries. In an event where three Chinese swimmers captured the medals Cao Shiyue finished second at 8:30.94 and Liu Jing placed third in 8:31.07. Men's 100m Freestyle: Kyle Richardson of Australia just out touched South African Chad Le Clos to earn his first World Cup gold medal covering the 100m distance in 47.38.

Le Clos who is leading the FINA World Cup rankings swam the 100m free for the first time finishing .01 behind Richardson. Jiang Haiqi of China was third at 48.00. Post-race, Richardson said: "I didn't feel great but it's a win and it's nice to get one of those early. I was trying to work on the skills we work on in practice. It's good to get in as much racing as possible over these three World Cup events. There's a lot of competition in the 100m free, it's both good and bad, but I guess the faster the field, the faster I can hope to be." Women's 200m Freestyle: Australia's Blair Evans repeated as the gold medalist in this event touching the wall in 1:54.81.

The Commonwealth Games relay gold medalist dropped more than half a second in the event from her time in Singapore. Australia swept the medals podium with teammates Merindah Dingjan and Kylie Palmer collecting the silver and bronze medals. Evans won both the 200m and the 400m events in Singapore: "It's great to get up and race and it's good to get a gold medal early in the meet. In Singapore I realized that I had a strong back end. I was looking for something close to my best time and this time is very close to the PB (personal best) that I set at the Short Course Worlds in Dubai last December.

These World Cup meets are a fresh start to our racing season although short course isn't usually my strong suit. My goal was to build through the three meets and I’m getting faster as I go so everything seems to be on track. It's a good opportunity to practice the skills that I worked on during our heavy training before these meets."

Men's 50m Breaststroke: Christian Sprenger won the sprint breast event in a time of 26.64 beating Li Xiyan of China and his Australian teammate Brenton Rickard. Sprenger’s time was 0.03 of a second quicker than he swam in Singapore last Friday for gold: "We brought a big team to test the waters at these world cups and it's really important to get some good racing in. I was lucky at the finish with a good touch. I'm just practicing good racing skills under pressure."

Women's 100m Breaststroke: Leiston Pickett of Australia set a personal best time to win the event in 1:05.49 defeating Kim Hye Kin of Korea and Ji Liping of China. Pickett: "I'm pretty happy with this medal, it's a PB (personal best) for me and I'm happy anytime I swim a PB. I'm hoping to swim faster in Tokyo after getting a little more rest. We have been training really hard right before leaving for Singapore. It's my goal to qualify for a spot on our Olympic team, I'm sure that it's everyone's dream. I'm thrilled to swim well at this pool. I didn't swim in the 2008 Olympics so it's a great honor to swim here."

Men's 400m Individual Medley: Le Clos won this event for the fourth time, his time this evening was 4:07.35 bettering Austria's Markus Rogan and Zhang Lie of China.

Women's 100m Butterfly: Therese Alshammar of Sweden won in a time of 55.76 finishing ahead of Chinese swimmers Lu Ying and Jiao Liuyang. Men's 100m Backstroke: Sui Xiaolei of China 50.99, Cheng Felyi 51.66 and Kosuke Hagino of Japan 51.76 climbed the podium. On his victory, Sui said: "This time was my personal best and I had expected to win."

Women's 50m Backstroke: Zhao Jing of China was the evening's champion finishing at 26.52 ahead of Australia's Rachel Goh, 26.60 and Geo Chang, 26.71 of China. Goh’s time of 26.60 was her best of the series so far, but a touch behind Jing from China who took gold in 26.52.

Men's 200m Butterfly: Chad Le Clos earned his second gold medal and his fifth title in this event during the World Cup series soundly defeating Christopher Wright of Australia, 1:53.32 and Chen Weiwu of China, 1:53.58.

Women's 200m Individual Medley: Korea's Choi Hye Ra touched the wall in 2:07.72 finishing ahead of China's Li Jiaxing and Zhou Min. Men's 400m Freestyle: It was an all Chinese field except for Australian Robert Hurley. The Australian controlled his race to perfection to win in a time of 3:41.93. The Australian reeled in China’s Hao Yun (3:42.13) who went out over the first 100m a second under world record pace. Whispering "it was never in doubt, but I worried at one point that he might get away. I took the first 200m out easy thinking that I would chase him down at the end. I haven't raced in World Cup events for a few years but I'm glad that I am here to have an opportunity to get up and race and to bring a gold medal back home for Australia."

Women's 50m Freestyle: Australia's Emma McKeon snatched a victory away from veteran Therese Alshammar of Sweden in the sprint freestyle event in a time of 24.15. The Swedish Olympian earned the silver with her time of 24.16 and Australian teammate Cate Campbell collected the bronze medal, 24.26. McKeon, the 17-year-old sprinter, who made her senior debut at the World Short Course Championships in Dubai last year, was just 0.01 of a second too quick for seasoned short course swimmer Therese Alshammar from Sweden in the women’s 50m freestyle, winning in a new personal best time of 24.15. “I didn't expect to go that fast tonight so it was a good surprise,” said McKeon. "My favoured event is the 100m freestyle so to get a win in the 50m is a bonus. It was nice to have a lot of teammates in the pool with me. I was happy with my time, today I focused on working on my dive because these are different starting blocks than those that I am used to. The world cups are part of my preparation for fast racing and then it's back home to train for our Australian selection event for the Olympic Games."

Men's 200m Breaststroke: Marco Koch of Germany won in a time of 2:04.73 bettering Naoya Tomita of Japan, 2:04.74 and Brenton Rickard of Australia, 2:06.17. On his performance, Koch said: "It was a very hard race and I'm glad that I won. I tried to go easy on the first 100m making sure that I could come back hard. I'm planning to swim even faster in Japan this weekend and I hope that I can make it to the final in a very fast field."

Men's 100m Individual Medley: South Africa's Chad Le Clos racing in lane 1 collected his third gold medal of the evening posting a 52.89 and bettering Kyle Richardson of Australia and Sui Xiaolei of China. The South African and the Australian stood in the same position on the medals podium during last weekend's Singapore World Cup, both swimming faster than the times the posted in Singapore. Le Clos said: "The World Cup series has been great for me and there is one more stage to go in Japan this weekend. I entered the World Cup event intending them to be part of my preparations for racing long course. I've been working on my starts and my turns during these events and trying to sharpen my skills."

Women's 200m Backstroke: Melissa Ingram of New Zeland collected a World Cup gold medal with her winning time of 2:03.00 bettering China's silver and bronze medallists Zhou Yanxin and You Yige. Ingram's margin of victory was .01 of a second. She finished third in Singapore in a time of 2:05.19: "I'm really happy with my race and the result tonight. It's my second PB and it's also a National Record. I'm also happy that I swam faster than I swam in Singapore. It's just amazing to be back at the Water Cube where I swam in the Olympics. I started my preparation for the London Olympics several months ago and I have been working hard to be ready for the Games."

Men's 50m Butterfly: Shi Feng of China bested Sam Ashby of Australia and teammate Chen Welwu in the sprint butterfly event, Feng's winning time was 23.47, far off his PB time of 22.92 in a speed suit. Ashy placed fourth in the Singapore World Cup and dropped .07 second to collect a silver medal. Shi Feng said after his race: "I just swam as fast as I could, I didn't think about my competitors. It's a very short race and you really don't have time to think about the race."

Thorpe posts 54.35 in 100 butterfly prelim swim at the "Water Cube"
Swimming World Cup
Greg Eggert, FINA Press Commission Member
09 November 2011
Thorpe split a 25.29 at the 50 and stopped the clock at 54.35, finishing 13th out of a field of 27 athletes in the men's 100m butterfly. On November 5th at the recent Singapore edition the Australian Olympic legend split 25.27 and posted a final time of 54.09; he finished 11th out of 26 athletes in the same event. Following the prelim session of the Beijing edition of the FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup, Ian Thorpe met with the media throng that had come to watch him swim and to get his reaction about his own comeback. Here's Ian Thorpe in his own words:
"I did this race [100m fly] in Singapore as well and it was about the same time. At this stage of the composition I'm pleased. Short course racing has always been tough for me. It's much more difficult for me than for some of the short course specialists. I'm working on my skills in the short course pool." "In Tokyo I am likely to swim the 100m individual medley, the 100m fly and probably the 100m free and then it's back to training. I expect to be training about 30 hours a week. After these World Cup events I will now be able to attach the feeling of racing to the work that I am doing in training, marrying the two things together." "I think most of it is getting my head back into racing. I'm working on rekindling the emotional attachment that I once had for the sport and working to get those feelings back." "My adjustment has been easier because I accepted the fact that I would not be winning all of these races. I have prepared myself for this. It would be preferable if I had this level of media attention for the races that I will be winning. I'm grateful that their is interest in my comeback." "It's not that hard to get your body back in shape. I'm physically fit for training and I'd like to believe that I am physically fit for racing as well. Now I just need to get my head into it. I'm much more relaxed before I swim now and technically I am able to break my races down and I know that I am improving. I'm comfortable getting reading for my events and I'm just getting used to racing again."

What to expect at Beijing's "Water Cube"
Swimming World Cup
Greg Eggert, FINA Press Commission Member
07 November 2011
Leigh Nugent, Australian National Team Director: "My expectation is more about Libby and Ian returning to competition that it is about their results. Before his races in Singapore, Ian has not competed in six years so this is part of the learning process. We are looking for improvements this week over his performances in Singapore and we will be looking for him to swim even faster in Tokyo. Of course we expect a significant improvement in his times before our Olympic Trials in March. Ian is entered in the 100 IM and in the 100 Fly. His objective is to qualify for the Australian 4 x 100m free relay. I'd like to have him on the 4 x 200m free relay as well. If he is fast enough perhaps he will race in some individual events as well in London." Therese Alshammar, Sweden: "I am very pleased to be in Beijing as I have very fond memories from the 2008 Olympic Games held at this pool. It's the first time that I am back at the Water Cube after the Olympics. I am really looking forward to this competition. This is a very good pool. I also enjoyed the Shanghai World Championships this past summer. China has offered strong performances during the previous World Cup events. I look forward to strong racing from Chinese athletes in Beijing which makes all of us better."
Leigh Nugent & Therese Alshammar at the Press Conference
Tomita Naoya, Japan: "It's my first time racing at the Beijing Water Cube as I did not compete in the last Olympic Games." Liu Zige, China: "I'm preparing for the 2012 London Olympic Games and the FINA World Cup in Beijing is the shortest distance from my hometown. I'm happy that I don't have to travel abroad. I received very good training in America."