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Week 08 Ranking
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 24 February 2013 Week 8 2013 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2012 Points Points (Divisor) 2013 2013 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <1> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 11.6630 548.161 47 -75.150 1.999 47 2 (2) <3> Tiger Woods United States 8.8307 353.229 40 -40.081 51.999 35 3 (3) <2> Luke Donald England 7.2494 376.966 52 -71.883 9.109 52 4 (4) <10> Brandt Snedeker United States 6.7375 350.350 52 -38.052 117.020 54 5 (5) <6> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 6.3532 330.366 52 -34.085 44.229 58 6 (6) <4> Justin Rose England 6.3210 328.691 52 -40.686 35.029 55 7 (7) <5> Adam Scott Australia 5.5804 234.377 42 -36.129 9.799 42 8 (23) <21> Matt Kuchar United States 5.4522 283.516 52 -36.779 93.953 52 9 (8) <7> Lee Westwood England 5.3711 279.297 52 -47.737 13.369 53 10 (13) <12> Ian Poulter England 5.2259 256.068 49 -27.693 28.870 49 11 (10) <8> Bubba Watson United States 5.1762 248.457 48 -36.984 26.010 48 12 (9) <17> Phil Mickelson United States 5.1547 252.582 49 -35.411 58.124 49 13 (16) <18> Steve Stricker United States 5.0187 200.747 40 -31.887 42.030 39 14 (11) <14> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.9713 258.510 52 -31.805 33.999 57 15 (12) <9> Jason Dufner United States 4.9293 251.395 51 -35.782 17.330 51 16 (17) <11> Webb Simpson United States 4.8052 249.870 52 -42.424 35.920 52 17 (14) <16> Sergio Garcia Spain 4.7707 238.533 50 -30.277 36.820 50 18 (15) <13> Keegan Bradley United States 4.7505 247.024 52 -34.745 21.787 -
2014 HSBC Champions R1 Notes
2014 CIMB Classic (The 5th of 43 events in the 2014-2015 PGA TOUR Season) Shanghai, China November 3-9, 2014 FedExCup Points: 550 (winner) Purse: $8,500,000 Sheshan International Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,266 First-Round Notes – Thursday, November 6, 2014 First-Round Leaderboard Player Score Official World Golf Ranking Graeme McDowell 67 (-5) 17 Rickie Fowler 69 (-3) 10 Brandt Snedeker 69 (-3) 49 Chris Kirk 69 (-3) 21 Tommy Fleetwood 69 (-3) 63 Tim Clark 69 (-3) 103 Martin Kaymer 69 (-3) 13 Graeme McDowell Graeme McDowell’s 5-under-par 67 in the first round marks his fifth consecutive round under par at Sheshan International Golf Club. McDowell has recorded four straight top-10 finishes in World Golf Championship events. In 2013 McDowell finished solo third with a 268 20-under-par total for the week. Through five rounds at Sheshan International GC McDowell’s scoring average is 66.60. Last season McDowell missed just one cut and recorded a career-best eight top-10s in 17 starts and finished 56 th in the final FedExCup standings. His last win came at the 2013 RBC Heritage in a playoff over Webb Simpson. Coming into this week McDowell has led/co-led four times after the first round of a PGA TOUR most recently at the 2013 WGC-Cadillac Championship. McDowell’s first-round 67 is the lowest opening-round score in relation to par on TOUR since his 5-under 67 at THE PLAYERS Championship in 2011. McDowell’s lone professional victory in Asia came at in 2008 at The Championship at Laguna National previously known as the Ballatine Championship on the European Tour at Pinx Golf Club on the island of Jeju in South Korea. -
Women's 200M Free (Heat B) Final
Women's 200m Free (Heat B) Final TYR PRO - Greensboro | November 8, 2019 World Record: 1:52.98 Federica Pellegrini, ITA, Rome, ITA, 7/29/2009 (27.34, 55.60, 1:24.38, 1:52.98) American Record: 1:53.61 Allison Schmitt, USA, London, GBR, 7/31/2012 (27.18, 55.38, 1:24.35, 1:53.61) U.S. Open Record: 1:54.40 Allison Schmitt, USA, Omaha, USA, 6/25/2012 (27.01, 55.61, 1:24.89, 1:54.40) Lea Polonsky National Record: 1:59.01 ISR Andi Murez 2015 2019 Top 10 Performers this year (Calendar Year) Prelims: 17 (28.82, 59.95, 1:32.01, 2:03.48) 1. 1:54.22 Federica Pellegrini, ITA, 7/24/2019 Country: ISR (Israel) 2019 TYR - Greensboro: 32 Final, 100 FR; 26 Prelim, 200 2. 1:54.27 Ariarne Titmus, AUS, 7/25/2019 Age/DOB: 17 / May 25, 2002 BK; 11 Final, 100 BR 3. 1:54.55 Emma McKeon, AUS, 6/9/2019 8 World Jrs History: 2019: 7th 200 IM 4. 1:54.78 Sarah Sjoestroem, SWE, 7/24/2019 5. 1:54.98 Haughey Siobhan, HKG, 7/24/2019 Personal Best 6. 1:55.43 Yang Junxuan, CHN, 7/24/2019 7. 1:55.78 Katie Ledecky, USA, 1/10/2019 02:02.90 8. 1:56.09 Simone Manuel, USA, 7/25/2019 9. 1:56.19 Charlotte Bonnet, FRA, 7/23/2019 10. 1:56.35 Femke Heemskerk, NED, 6/21/2019 Catie DeLoof National Record: 1:53.61 Allison Schmitt 2012 Prelims: 15 (28.66, 1:00.07, 1:31.66, 2:03.20) 2018 Top 10 Performers last year (Calendar Year) Club: Team Elite (TE-CA) 2019 TYR - Greensboro: 3 Final, 100 FR 1. -
2020 NSW Senior State Age Championships 12-17 December, 2020 Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
2020 NSW Senior State Age Championships 12-17 December, 2020 Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre HEATS PROGRAM Swimming NSW’s Partners Swimming is not just a well-loved sport and recreational activity - it’s an incredibly important skill that promotes life-long health, fitness and mobility, and prevents drownings. Swimming NSW’s mission is to become our state’s leading sport through increased participation, enhanced performance and through the provision of quality life skills developing programs for the community. We are proud to have the support of various commercial sponsors and partners, whom through their support, make it possible for us to share our love of swimming with the people of NSW. Principal Partners Partners High Performance Partners Event Partners Swimwear Partner Mental Health Partners To become a partner contact CEO Mark Heathcote ([email protected]). OFFICE BEARERS 2020-2021 PRESIDENT - Chris Fydler OAM DIRECTOR - Graham Towle OAM DIRECTOR - Janelle Barnett DIRECTOR - Lynn Lonngren DIRECTOR - Mark Payne DIRECTOR - Alex Boden DIRECTOR - Sarah Platts DIRECTOR - Justin Rothwell TECHNICAL MANAGER: Graham Towle OAM REFEREES Sessions 1&2 John Williams Jacqui Currey Sessions 3&4 Murray Smith Maree Pavlovec Session 5&6 Andrew Jones Jerome Lagonilla Session 7&8 Graeme Field Philip Jobling Session 9&10 Matt Neale Peter Shell Session 11&12 Ben Ramsden Kayleen Murphy 2020 SWIMMING NSW SENIOR STATE AGE CHAMPIONSHIPS PROCEDURES RULES The Meet will be conducted under SNSW Rules. Heats will be conducted in order of fastest to slowest. This is the opposite to the normal order at SNSW events. This program of events is final. -
End of Round Report Volvo China Open Luxehills International CC 21-24 April 2011 Final Scoreboard Pos
End of Round Report Volvo China Open Luxehills International CC 21-24 April 2011 Final Scoreboard Pos. Score -Par+ Name Represents R01 R02 R03 R04 Gross 1 264 -24 Nicolas COLSAERTS BEL 65 67 66 66 509,652.31 2= 268 -20 Pablo MARTIN ESP 70 68 67 63 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Danny LEE NZL 66 68 69 65 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Soren KJELDSEN DEN 65 71 66 66 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Peter LAWRIE IRL 68 64 68 68 203,436.33 6 269 -19 Christian NILSSON SWE 70 65 70 64 107,027.09 7= 270 -18 Danny WILLETT ENG 70 66 69 65 78,894.25 7= 270 -18 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 70 61 70 69 78,894.25 7= 270 -18 Gregory HAVRET FRA 66 66 68 70 78,894.25 10= 271 -17 Richard FINCH ENG 69 67 71 64 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Pablo LARRAZABAL ESP 70 67 70 64 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Gareth MAYBIN NIR 65 67 72 67 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Jeev Milkha SINGH IND 66 66 71 68 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Aaron TOWNSEND AUS 68 66 68 69 53,207.75 15 272 -16 Joost LUITEN NED 66 67 71 68 44,951.38 16= 273 -15 Peter WHITEFORD SCO 67 68 70 68 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Anthony BROWN AUS 67 71 67 68 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Michael JONZON SWE 67 68 69 69 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Bradley DREDGE WAL 65 70 69 69 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Keith HORNE RSA 63 69 70 71 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 HAN Chang-won KOR 64 70 65 74 38,988.44 22= 274 -14 Brett RUMFORD AUS 71 67 70 66 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Damien McGRANE IRL 70 68 68 68 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Paul WARING ENG 73 66 67 68 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Sergio GARCIA ESP 66 67 72 69 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Fredrik ANDERSSON HED SWE 66 67 71 70 32,719.71 27= 275 -13 Gary BOYD ENG 71 66 71 67 28,591.52 -
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Second-Round Notes – Friday, November 07, 2014
2014 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions (The 5th of 43 events in the 2014-2015 PGA TOUR Season) Shanghai, China November 3-9, 2014 FedExCup Points: 550 (winner) Purse: $8,500,000 Sheshan International Golf Club Par/Yards: 36-36—72/7,266 Second-Round Notes – Friday, November 07, 2014 First-Round Leaderboard Player Score Graeme McDowell 67-67—134 (-10) Ian Poulter 70-67—137 (-7) Bubba Watson 71-67—138 (-6) Hiroshi Iwata 73-65—138 (-6) Tim Clark 69-70—139 (-5) Kevin Na 71-68—139 (-5) Jonas Blixt 71-68—139 (-5) Rickie Fowler 69-70—139 (-5) Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell shot a bogey-free second-round 67 to take a three-stroke lead through 36 holes at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions in Shanghai, China. It marks the second time in McDowell’s career that he leads a PGA TOUR event through two rounds with the other 36-hole lead taking place during his victory at the 2010 U.S. Open. McDowell’s 134 total is one shot higher than his career-best 36-hole total on the PGA TOUR. McDowell has recorded four consecutive top-10 finishes in World Golf Championships events including a 3 rd at last year’s HSBC Champions with a 268 20-under-par total for the week. Last season McDowell missed just one cut and recorded a career-best eight top-10s in 17 starts and finished 56 th in the final FedExCup standings. His last PGA TOUR victory came at the 2013 RBC Heritage in a playoff over Webb Simpson. -
ROOM SERVICE at 30 Degrees Below Zero
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Official World Golf Ranking Ending 12 May 2013 Week 19 2013
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 12 May 2013 Week 19 2013 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2012 Points Points (Divisor) 2013 2013 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <3> Tiger Woods United States 13.6620 546.479 40 -95.877 301.044 36 2 (2) <1> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 10.4245 500.376 48 -182.706 61.771 48 3 (3) <5> Adam Scott Australia 7.6384 313.176 41 -85.583 138.053 41 4 (4) <4> Justin Rose England 6.5716 341.726 52 -98.861 105.735 54 5 (6) <10> Brandt Snedeker United States 6.3065 327.936 52 -90.545 146.420 52 6 (5) <2> Luke Donald England 6.2831 326.719 52 -165.067 52.046 52 7 (7) <6> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 5.7550 299.260 52 -87.185 66.951 59 8 (8) <15> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 5.3546 278.437 52 -71.510 96.928 55 9 (9) <18> Steve Stricker United States 5.3184 212.736 40 -75.223 97.356 38 10 (10) <17> Phil Mickelson United States 5.2334 256.437 49 -80.016 106.584 49 11 (12) <7> Lee Westwood England 5.2195 271.416 52 -112.867 70.703 53 12 (11) <21> Matt Kuchar United States 5.1346 266.997 52 -82.308 122.963 52 13 (15) <16> Sergio Garcia Spain 4.8995 254.772 52 -74.462 97.244 52 14 (14) <13> Keegan Bradley United States 4.7702 248.050 52 -85.531 74.450 57 15 (13) <12> Ian Poulter England 4.7105 221.392 47 -71.009 37.510 47 16 (18) <11> Webb Simpson United States 4.6802 243.370 52 -98.073 85.070 52 17 (16) <14> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.6773 243.222 52 -79.898 66.698 56 18 (17) <8> Bubba Watson United States 4.6284 222.165 48 -84.276 -
2004 World Championships (25M) Results
7th FINA World Championships - 25m INDIANAPOLIS 2004 Event 31 Women’s 50m Freestyle Heats 10 OCT 2004 - 10:41 50m Nage Libre Femmes Séries TOTAL RANKING CLASSEMENT TOTAL WR 23.59 ALSHAMMAR ThereseSWE Athens (GRE) 18 MAR 2000 CR 23.59 ALSHAMMAR ThereseSWE Athens (GRE) 18 MAR 2000 RankHT LN Name YB NationR.T. Result Behind 1. 65VELDHUIS Marleen79 NED 0.85 24.98 q 2. 75SHEPPARD Alison72 GBR 0.81 25.02 q 0.04 3. 86CAZZIOLATO Flavia83 BRA 0.70 25.05 q 0.07 4. 84JOYCE Kara Lynn85 USA 0.73 25.13 q 0.15 5. 66DRAXLER Judith70 AUT 0.82 25.17 q 0.19 6. 73KAMMERLING Anna−Karin80 SWE 0.77 25.24 q 0.26 7. 87CHELLINGWORTH Nichola80 NZL 0.81 25.28 q 0.30 8. 63THOMPSON Jenny73 USA 0.76 25.37 q 0.39 9. 82GUSMAO Rebeca84 BRA 0.69 25.42 q 0.44 10. 83COPARROPA Eileen81 PAN 0.72 25.43 q 0.45 11. 76SEPPALA Hanna−Maria84 FIN 0.74 25.44 q 0.46 12. 64LENTON Lisbeth85 AUS 0.73 25.45 q 0.47 13. 85ALSHAMMAR Therese77 SWE 0.83 25.48 q 0.50 14. 72SCHREUDER Hinkelien84 NED 0.82 25.53 q 0.55 15. 61ZHU Yingwen81 CHN 0.79 25.58 q 0.60 16. 77DIEZI Dominique77 SUI 0.76 25.60 q 0.62 17. 67SEMECO Arlene84 VEN 0.74 25.62 0.64 18. 57RAGNARSDOTTIR Ragnheidur84 ISL 0.85 25.63 0.65 18. 88SZIGETI Florencia81 ARG 0.62 25.63 0.65 20. -
Official World Golf Ranking Ending 27 January 2013 Week 4 2013
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 27 January 2013 Week 4 2013 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2012 Points Points (Divisor) 2013 2013 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <1> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 12.429 584.153 47 -37.158 0.000 47 2 (2) <3> Tiger Woods United States 9.285 371.380 40 -19.931 50.000 36 3 (3) <2> Luke Donald England 7.936 404.728 51 -35.012 0.000 51 4 (4) <4> Justin Rose England 6.628 344.676 52 -20.096 30.720 56 5 (5) <6> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 6.601 343.262 52 -16.325 39.920 59 6 (6) <5> Adam Scott Australia 6.081 243.221 40 -17.486 0.000 40 7 (8) <10> Brandt Snedeker United States 5.743 298.608 52 -19.050 45.820 56 8 (7) <7> Lee Westwood England 5.690 290.185 51 -23.527 0.000 51 9 (9) <8> Bubba Watson United States 5.262 252.582 48 -19.269 12.420 48 10 (11) <9> Jason Dufner United States 5.147 267.656 52 -17.522 15.331 52 11 (10) <18> Steve Stricker United States 5.050 201.995 40 -16.208 27.600 40 12 (13) <12> Ian Poulter England 4.988 249.393 50 -12.168 6.670 50 13 (12) <13> Keegan Bradley United States 4.907 255.160 52 -17.458 12.420 59 14 (19) <16> Sergio Garcia Spain 4.815 240.771 50 -15.219 24.000 50 15 (14) <23> Dustin Johnson United States 4.771 238.541 50 -17.878 47.200 50 16 (15) <11> Webb Simpson United States 4.766 243.055 51 -21.369 8.050 51 17 (16) <14> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.616 240.055 52 -16.196 0.000 54 18 (17) <15> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 4.561 237.153 52 -15.030 0.000 54 19 (21) <20> Nick Watney