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2021 US Olympic Trials Wave I Day Three Finals USA Swimming-National Meets HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 12:11 PM 6/6/2021 Page 1 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Wave I - 6/4/2021 to 6/7/2021 Meet Program - Finals - Sunday Event 15 Women 400 LC Meter Freestyle Event 17 Women 100 LC Meter Butterfly World: 3:56.46 8/7/2016 Katie Ledecky World: 55.48 8/7/2016 Sarah Sjostrom American: 3:56.46 8/7/2016 Katie Ledecky American: 55.98 7/29/2012 Dana Vollmer U.S. Open: 3:57.94 5/17/2018 Katie Ledecky U.S. Open: 56.20 4/20/2021 Claire Curzan LC Nationals: 3:58.44 6/30/2017 Katie Ledecky LC Nationals: 56.42 6/25/2012 Dana Vollmer Lane Name Age Team Prelims Lane Name Age Team Prelims Heat 1 B - Final Heat 1 B - Final 1 Miller, Hayden K 16 Cypress Fairbank-GU 4:22.62 1 Bargeron, Avery G 18 Dynamo Swim Club-GA 1:01.04 2 Ecker, Emily D 18 Wisconsin-WI/PPSC-ME 4:20.87 2 Gmelich, Caroline C 21 Univ of Virginia-VA 1:01.02 3 Groysman, Yulia G 20 Northwestern-IL/SMAC 4:19.45 3 Sticklen, Emma C 18 Katy Aquatic-GU/TX 1:00.98 4 Fye, Nicole M 22 Ohio State-OH/FISH 4:18.95 4 Smithwick, Heidi I 17 Jupiter Dragons-FG 1:00.64 5 Braun, Elle B 19 Wisconsin-WI/UDAC-MA 4:19.02 5 Vannote, Ellie A 19 U of N Carolina-NC/MAC-NC 1:00.85 6 Haebig, Autumn D 22 Club Husker-MW/U of Nebras 4:19.63 6 Lu, Sydney A 16 Pleasanton Seaha-PC 1:01.01 7 Marquardt, Ellie K 19 TAC Titans-NC/Princeton 4:20.96 7 Hartman, Bailey A 15 Crow Canyon-PC 1:01.03 8 Cardwell, Summer S 16 Tampa Bay-FL 4:22.89 8 D'Arcy, Autumn A 20 Cal State Univ-CC 1:01.06 Heat 2 A - Final Heat 2 A - Final 1 DiMeco, Sarah E 20 California Aquat-PC/Bellev 4:18.61 1 Tankard, Kyleigh A 17 Coast Guard Blue-VA 1:00.61 2 Smutny, Mary S 20 South Florida-FG/Texas 4:18.35 2 Cook, Lizzy K 18 Tualatin Hills-OR 1:00.35 3 Rausch, Malia L 18 Austin Swim Club-ST 4:17.26 3 Cuomo, Lexi M 20 Univ of Virginia-VA 1:00.10 4 Sauickie, Addie M 15 Sarasota Sharks-FL 4:15.96 4 Rothrock, Trude R 21 Univ Tennessee-SE/Carmel 59.64 5 Tafuto, Sally E 21 Ohio State-OH 4:16.77 5 Venema, Nikki E 20 Tide Swimming-VA 59.89 6 McCulloh, Abigail H 18 SwimAtlanta-GA 4:17.97 6 Kragh, Mia A 17 Rancho San Diegu-SI 1:00.11 7 Barczyk, Jillian G 20 City Of Lafayett-LA/UGA 4:18.36 7 Davis, Grey T 15 Cavalier Aquatic-VA 1:00.51 8 Roghair, Aurora J 18 Iowa Flyers-IA 4:18.77 8 Johnson, Gigi L 17 SwimAtlanta-GA 1:00.62 Alternates Alternates 1 Mattes, Michaela A 16 Sarasota Sharks-FL 4:27.91 1 Massey, Alex E 19 Nashville-SE 1:01.14 2 Smith, Addison E 19 U of N Carolina-NC 4:27.93 2 McConagha, Mackenzie B 18 Nation's Capital-PV 1:01.15 Event 16 Men 400 LC Meter Freestyle Event 18 Men 100 LC Meter Butterfly World: 3:40.07 7/26/2009 Paul Biederman World: 49.50 7/26/2019 Caeleb Dressel American: 3:42.78 8/10/2008 Larsen Jensen American: 49.50 7/26/2019 Caeleb Dressel U.S. Open: 3:43.53 6/29/2008 Larsen Jensen U.S. Open: 50.22 7/9/2009 Michael Phelps LC Nationals: 3:43.53 6/29/2008 Larson Jensen LC Nationals: 50.22 7/9/2009 Michael Phelps Lane Name Age Team Prelims Lane Name Age Team Prelims Heat 1 B - Final Heat 1 B - Final 1 Margarino, Dominic G 20 Trojan Aquatics-CA 4:03.25 1 Daily, Spencer A 21 Tritons Aquatic-SI/UC San 54.31 2 Bresette, Liam K 21 Sun Devil-AZ 4:00.97 2 Stoffle, Aidan F 20 Auburn Univ-SE 54.20 3 Dunworth, Jack D 22 Navy Swimming-MD/ASC 4:00.49 3 Mendoza, Kevin J 25 Imp. Valley Dese-SI 54.14 4 Matejka, Andrew R 20 Alto Swim Club-PC 3:59.67 4 Ledford, Mitchell P 16 Treasure Coast-FL 54.03 5 Shoyat, Eli C 17 N KY Clippers-OH 4:00.44 5 Huang, James J 21 Ridgefield-CT 54.12 6 Tannenberger, Matthew W 18 Swim Streamline-GU 4:00.70 6 Lee, Connor K 20 Unattached-ST/Yale 54.14 7 Kohm, Zach J 19 Plymouth Whitema-MA 4:02.41 7 Tosh, Caleb J 24 Una GSC-FL/GAME-SC 54.26 8 Kamps, Will L 20 Academy Bullets-IL 4:03.40 8 Stollings, Tim L 20 Unattached-WV 54.38 Heat 2 A - Final Heat 2 A - Final 1 Dubois, Jack R 21 U. of Missouri-MV/SWAT-GA 3:59.35 1 Artmann, Sam P 20 Longhorn Aquatic-ST/TEX 53.94 2 Maurer, Rex M 16 Rose Bowl Aquati-CA 3:58.48 2 Bureau, Lucas A 27 H2okie Aquatics-VA 53.61 3 Wakeland, Clark D 21 Una MAAC-GA/ASC 3:58.30 3 Henderson, Noah C 20 NC State-NC/STAR-NC 53.55 4 Kurakin, Ivan 21 Tritons Aquatic-SI/UC San 3:57.88 4 Sequeira, Aaron M 19 Cincinnati Marli-OH 53.11 5 Wiltsey, Curtis S 22 NC State-NC/SwimMAC 3:57.91 5 Slaton, Micah L 23 Team Triumph-MV/UMIZ 53.28 6 Hadley, Griffin W 18 Carmel Swim Club-IN 3:58.32 6 Bloebaum, Carl K 17 Mason Manta Rays-OH 53.57 7 Hutchinson, Liam S 19 Irish Aquatics-IN 3:59.29 7 Keough, Patrick S 17 King Aquatic-PN 53.82 8 Barrieault, Brice H 17 Sandpipers Of Ne-CA 3:59.63 8 Whelan, Matthew M 20 Duke University-NC/NOVA 53.97 Alternates Alternates 1 Wright, Jack C 20 Univ of Virginia-VA 4:03.64 1 Reed, Grant D 22 U. of Missouri-MV 54.43 2 McDonald, Jacob R 19 Tennessee-SE 4:03.85 2 Nixdorf, Drew M 20 Wisconsin-WI 54.49 USA Swimming-National Meets HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 8.0 - 12:11 PM 6/6/2021 Page 2 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Wave I - 6/4/2021 to 6/7/2021 Meet Program - Finals - Sunday Event 19 Women 200 LC Meter Backstroke World: 2:03.35 7/26/2019 Regan Smith American: 2:03.35 7/26/2019 Regan Smith U.S. Open: 2:05.68 6/25/2013 Missy Franklin LC Nationals: 2:05.68 6/26/2013 Missy Franklin Lane Name Age Team Prelims Heat 1 B - Final 1 Stanfield, Summer R 20 Una LSU-LA/LSU 2:18.54 2 McCormick, Paige N 19 Univ Louisville-KY/HEAT 2:17.76 3 Reimer, Audrey C 21 Utah Aquatics-UT/Sierra Ma 2:17.40 4 Buerger, Torie H 19 Kentucky Aquatic-KY 2:16.58 5 O'Dell, Teagan M 14 Irvine Novaquati-CA 2:17.22 6 Lenihan, Emily M 18 Duke University-NC/LAK 2:17.72 7 Tuinman, Sophia J 18 Club Wolverine-MI 2:17.82 8 Rauch, Katie I 18 Mecklenburg-NC 2:19.54 Heat 2 A - Final 1 Murphy, Rosie R 16 Sierra Marlins-SN 2:15.92 2 Brison, Sophie J 16 Dynamo Swim Club-GA 2:14.41 3 Farris, Aislin M 16 Bluefish Swim-NE 2:14.10 4 Stewart, Bayley D 21 Una FAST-CO/FAST 2:13.33 5 McCoy, Taylor E 21 Cougar Aquatics-IE/WSU 2:14.00 6 Guanci, Margaret A 21 Wisconsin-WI/NTA-IL 2:14.15 7 Ogle, Jodi M 20 Kentucky Aquatic-KY 2:14.53 8 Behm, Annie E 18 Jersey Wahoos-MA 2:16.44 Alternates 1 Kaufmann, Noelle E 19 Club Wolverine-MI 2:20.45 2 McConagha, Mackenzie B 18 Nation's Capital-PV 2:21.02 Event 20 Men 200 LC Meter Backstroke World: 1:51.92 7/31/2009 Aaron Peirsol American: 1:51.92 7/31/2009 Aaron Peirsol U.S. Open: 1:53.08 7/11/2009 Aaron Peirsol LC Nationals: 1:53.08 7/11/2009 Aaron Peirsol Lane Name Age Team Prelims Heat 1 B - Final 1 Simmons, Andrew J 18 Dynamo Swim Club-GA 2:03.54 2 Maas, Kyle P 23 Michigan Lakesho-MI 2:03.44 3 Miceli, Mateo S 18 iNspire Swim-MW 2:02.84 4 Wallace, Dominick C 22 Navy Swimming-MD/WSST 2:02.59 5 Mueller, Chase A 16 Foothills-CO 2:02.64 6 Cadigan, Billy A 23 Navy Swimming-MD/MBK 2:03.07 7 Nester, Jackson C 18 H2okie Aquatics-VA 2:03.52 8 Carbone, Drew M 22 Unattached-PV 2:03.67 Heat 2 A - Final 1 O'Brien, Sam A 18 The Fish-PV 2:02.52 2 Gubeno, Hunter J 19 Bearcat Aquatics-OH 2:02.28 3 Hanna, Blake A 22 Bearcat Aquatics-OH 2:01.84 4 Maldari, Caleb D 16 Bluefish Swim-NE 2:01.17 5 Mefford, Colby J 20 Sierra Marlins-SN/CAL-PC 2:01.62 6 Steele, Jacob A 22 Indiana Swim-IN 2:02.17 7 Driggers, Landon N 19 Rio Salado Swim-AZ 2:02.49 8 Dunham, Bradley T 21 SwimAtlanta-GA/UGA 2:02.58 Alternates 1 Kim, Tyler M 22 Army West Point-MR 2:03.94 2 Knop, Amadeusz K 16 Sarasota Sharks-FL 2:03.98.
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