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Jor the Record 59 NicolaChellingworth, NZL 2:02 14 Jenny Thmpson, l,rSA 4120 08 Karen Allers, RA 26 65 Anna Windsor, AUS 56.'13 AmyVan Dlken, LJSA 32 1:00 23 Eilæn Coparopa, PAN 2r02,21 Julia Greville, AUS 4:20 22 Tamako Kihara, JPN 2677 Naoko lmolo, JPN 56.17 Suzu Chiba, JPN 'l:00 44 Siobhan Cropper, TRI 2102,22 Emma Johnsn, AUS 4:20.48 AndreaSchwalz,C¡N GONTENIS 26 98 Eileen Coparopa, PAN 56.24 Susn O'Neill, AUS 1im,47 Hobyn Bradloy, RSA 2:02 43 Anna W¡ndsor, AUS 4124,86 Hyun-SæSæ,KOR 27 02 N Ch€llingwodh, NZL 56 45 Claudia Poll, CRC Robyn Lamm, HKG 2:02 71 Joanne Malôr, CAN 4133.13 Sarah Calheruood, NZL Prelims 56 52 Sarah Hyan, AUS 1r01,29 WORLD 1:01 44 Gloriana Brenes, CRC 2;0279 S. Shakespearê, CAN Prelims 25.19 Amy Van Dyken, USA 56.60 S, Shakesp€are, CAN 48 Pm Pacil¡c Championships 1:01 62 Joy Ong, PHI 2102 83 Eri Yamiloi, JPN 4:11.11 Brooke Bennetl, USA 25.ø1 Jenny Thmpsm, USA 57.07 Sumika Minmoto, JPN 53 Europ€anChamp¡flships 1:02 06 Kalie Lau, HKG 2:02 92 ChrislinaThorpe, AIJS 4:11.16 TrinaJackson, UsA 25.88 Angel Manim, USA Consolallon Finals 55 Woild ljniversity Games 1102,08 Agueda Chavez, MEX 2:02.99 Kati€ Brambley, CAN 4i1l 7'l Cdsl¡naTeusher, USA 25 93 Sumika Mìnarcto, JPN 55,88 Ang€l Marl¡m, USA NATlONAL 1:02,12 Marcela Magallanes, MEX 2:03 07 Karen Allôrs, BSA 4f3,34 Hayley Lew¡s, AUS 26 06 Karin Dunnô, AUS 56.93 Anila Lee, CAN 55 SpeedoJuniorNalimal 1:02.14 AkìkoThmson, PHI 2103 83 Marylyn chiilg, CAN 413.69 Suzu Chiba, JPN 26.'18 Sarah Ryan, AUS 57.07 JessEa Amey, CAN Champimships-East lsabel Ceballos, CoL 2104 '15 Naoko lmolo, JPN 4:1446 ClaudiaPoll,CRc lrad¡ndals, BAR 57.09 Rania Elwanì, EGY 1:02 15 26.21 Leah EmmaJohnson,AuS 57 SpeedoJunþrNalional 1r02 68 Nalalia Martinez, MEX 2104 67 Hania Elwani, EGY 4r1525 26,33 F¡chelle Depold, USA 57.16 AnnaV'/indsor, AUS ChampþnshÌps-West 1:02,88 Lorena Pmlmes, MEX 2:05.05 LaurenThies,USA 41571 EriYamiloi,JPN 26u S. Shakespeâre, CAN 57.40 Naoko lmoto, JPN 1:02.90 Gabriella Garcia, MEX 2105,14 AllisonWa.gner, USA 416.00 N¡cole Dryden, CAN 2ô 38n Rania Elwilì, EGY 57.53 Leah Malindale, BAH 1:03.26 JiletJimenez,MEX 2106 42 Alism Filch, NZL 4:18.31 Chdslim Thorp€, AUS 26 38 AshleyTaPPjn, USA 57.64 Toni Jefs, NZL 1:03 41 Yess0a Allamìrarc, MEX 2:06 58 S. Bhhardsm, CAN 4:19.02 SlaceyGartell,AUS 26,44 Jessica Amsj/, CAN Prellmg 1r03 Claud¡a Flores, MEX 2:0ô 85 Sophie Simard, CAN 419,56 Katie Brambley, CAN Valerio, USA 55,31 JennyThompson,USA 81 WORTD 26,53 Melilie Schwarlz, CAN 1;04 30 Ania Piedra, CRc 2:07 03 Stac€y Garlrell, AI.JS 4r19 63 Andrea 26.60 Toni Jeís, NzL 55.78 Amy Van Dyken, USA 1;04.49 Lucia Fômandez, MEX 2107,21 Hitmi Maehara, JPN 419 65 Lauren Thies, USA 26.68 Naoko lmoto, JPN 55.79 AngelMartim, USA PAN PACIFIC 2107,24 Bobyn Bradley, RSA 4:21 53 S. Richaldson, C¡N AUS Melmie Valerio, USA 2671 Anna Wind6or, 5614 HSA CHAMPIONSHIPS 200 Fæ Aug. 10 2:07 41 TmiJetfs, NZL 4:21.92 Karen Alþrs, 26 80 Julia Greville, AUS 56 23 Suff O'Neill, AUS Allanta, Georgia ChampionshiP Flnsls 2:0745 S.CalheM@d,NZL 4123,41 Hyun-Sæ Sæ, KOR 26 86 Barbara Bedford, USA 56,45 Suzu Chiba, JPN 2:00 Suzu Ch¡ba. JPN 2;09 66 Cerian Gibb€s, TFI 4123,70 Tmako Kihara, JPN August 10-13,1995 (50 M) NZL S. Shakespeare, CAN 00 26.87 N. Chellingworth, 56.51 CAN 2:00 38 CrislinaTeuschsr, IJSA 2113,41 Robyn Lamm, HKG 4:23 70 Marylyn Chìang, 26,92 M. Desureaull, CAN 56.56 Sarah Ryan, AUS 2100.46 Claudia Poll, CFc 214,06 Yess¡ Ahamirano, I¡EX 4:25 17 Meliss Knox, CAN w World Ræord 26.94 Angela Kennedy, AUS 56.71 Claudia Poll, CRC 2101.17 EmmaJohnsm,AUS 214.09 lsb€l Ceballos, COL 4:28 17 Sophie Simard, CAN c commonwealth Fæord 2694 Anila Læ, CAN 5ô 98 Fhhelle Depok, USA 2:01,53 TrinaJackson, USA 2:15.17 Gloriana Brenes, CRC 4129,74 Cindy Bertelink, CAN a Aslan Fecord 26 95 Susan O'Ne¡ll, AUS 57 03 Sumika MinamoLo, JPN 2:02.16 Julia Greville, AUS 2:15 98 Lucia Femandez, MEX 4130,84 Marilza Chiaway, PEF n Nallonal Fecord 27 M Eilô€n Coparopa, PAN 57 04 AnnaWndsor, AUS 2:02 S. Shakespeare, CAN 2i16 02 Lorena Pfrldos, MEX 4:35.99 Sarah CalheMood, NZL KAZ 57 Karin ounne, AUS 21 27,09 Ergenea Emakova, 13 COL 2;02 ô4 Joanne Malar, CAN 2r16 24 M, Magallanes, MEX 4:39.09 lsab€l Ceballos, 27.21 Siobhan CroPPer, TFI 57.21 Hania Elwanì, EGY WOMEN consolation Flnals 4ì39 50 Heid¡ Wong, HKG 50Fræ Aug.13 27.25 Alison Filch, NZL 57.24 Jôss¡ca Amey, CAN 2101,83 MelanieValerio,USA 400 Fræ Aug.12 4i39 96 l!1. Magallanes, MEx Finals 27.34 Sarah CalheMæd, NZL 57,50 Naoko lmolo, JPN Championship JPN Championship Flnals 4;40 40 Yess'Kx Altamlrano, MÊX Nico¡s Slevensfr, AUS 2:01.93 Eri Yamanoi, Amy Van Dyken, USA 2812 GabrþllaGarcia,MEX 57 53 25.03n CAN 4r10 Brooke Benn€fl, USA 4:40.52 Nalalia Corea, CoL Jul¡a Grevill€, AUS 2:02.29 Kalie Bmbley, 46 25 JennyThompsm, IJSA 2812 Katie Lau, HKG 57 57 38 210240 AnnaWndsor,AUS 411 04 Trina Jackson, USA 4:43,00 Lwia Femandsz, l\¡EX ong, PHI 57 Leah Martindale, BAR 2574 Sumika Minamlo, JPN 28 16 Joy 60 MEX 2;02,93 Karen Allêrs, FSA 411.26 Hayley Lewis, AUS 4144,01 Lor€na Pmlmes, 28,41 Glor¡ana Brenes, CRC 57,61 Anila Lee, CAN 25.82 Kadn Dunne, AUS 4:13.22 Claudia Poll, CFC 4144 96 Claudia Hernandez, MEX Toni Jeffs, NZL 2;03,66 Naoko lmolo, JPN Shakospeare, CAN 28.45 AkikoThomsm, PHI 57,84 25.90n S EGY 4:1371 Suzu Chiba, JPN Alison Filch, NzL 2:04.75 Fania Elwani, 26.0'l Sarah Ryan, AUS 28.53 Janel Jimenez, MEX 57.95 2:04.95 Alison Fitch, NZL 4f3,96 Emma Johnson, AUS 800 Fræ Aug.13 28.57 Natalia Martinez, MEX 58 00 Sarah CatheMæd, NzL 26.12 Leah Marlindale, BAF 41509 ÊriYamarci,JPN Tlmed Finals AguedaChavez, MEX 58 12 MarylF Chiang, CAN Prellmg 2640 Rânia Elwili, EGY 2862 cAN Trina Jactson, USA 4f 6.23 Nitþle Dryden, 8128 78 Hayley Lewis, AUS F¡nals 2943 Lorena Pmlones, MEX 58 17 AshleyTappin, USA 2101 4ô Consolallon Bennett, USÀ Malim De$ureault, CAN 2;01.67 Suzu Ch¡ba, JPN Consolat¡on Flnals 8:æ 21 Brook€ 26 03 Bicneile Depold, USA 30 23 Claudia Flores, MEX 58 26 2:01.67 Crisl¡na Teusch€r, USA 4l1 13 CrisLinaTeuscher, USA 8:36 ô1 Trina Jackson, USA NZL 100 Fræ Aug.11 58.44 LaurenThìes, USA 26 5'l Tmi Jefs, Nicole Dryden, CAN Angola Kennedy, AUS 2101.75 Claudia Poll, CRC 414,85 Chrisl¡mThotpe,AUS 8:4f 79 JessicaAmey, CAN ChampionshlP Flnals 58.72 26,55 8142,05 Slacey Garlr€ll, AUS Ceíil Gìbbes, TRI 2102 11 Meldie Vaþrio, USA 419 50 Katie Bmbley, CAN 26,65 M. 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    Men's All-Time Top 50 World Performers-Performances

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  • Record Revolution Underway Canadian Olympic Trials

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