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U. S. Open Swimming Championships USA Swimming-National Meets Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:13 PM 11/29/2002 Page 1 U. S. Open Swimming Championships - 12/5/2002 to 12/7/2002 Psych Sheet Event 1 Women 200 LC Meter IM World: 2:09.72 10/17/1997 Yanyan Wu, CHN American: 2:11.91 7/30/1992 Summer Sanders, USA U.S. Open: 2:12.64 8/3/1984 Tracy Caulkins, USA US Open Meet: 2:15.01 11/30/1990 Summer Sanders, USA Oly. Tr. Cut: 2:20.49 National Cut: 2:21.49 Name Age Team Seed Time 1 Limpert, Marianne 30 Club Aquatique 2:15.07 * 2 Cameron, Kristy 21 Univ OF Calgary Swim Club 2:16.13 3 Kowal, Kristy A 24 Athens Bulldog Swim Club-GA 2:17.88 4 Tanaka, Masami 23 Curl-Burke Swim Club-PV 2:18.79 5 Johnson, Brittany D 18 Winston-Salem Y Swim Team-NC 2:19.29 6 Axtell, Andrea L 16 Circle C Swimming-ST 2:19.37 7 Forster, Jennifer M 14 Washington Township Rec Ctr-OH 2:19.71 8 Lehner, Andrea J 14 Star Swimming-NI 2:20.02 9 Roby, Ashley E 22 Athens Bulldog Swim Club-GA 2:20.49 10 Braun, Katherine A 17 Team Foxjet-MN 2:20.88 11 Taflinger, Brooke 21 Indiana University-IN 2:20.98 12 Voyles, Lindsay A 17 Circle C Swimming-ST 2:20.99 13 Martin, Kritsy 21 Indiana University-IN 2:21.15 14 Miesner, Isabel H 18 Lakeside Swim Team-KY 2:21.44 15 Reid, Jamie L 19 University OF Florida-FL 2:21.50 16 McLarty, Sara L 19 University OF Florida-FL 2:21.52 17 Harris, Carrera A 16 Aquatic Club OF Bakersfield-CC 2:21.62 18 Hamming, Lisa C 16 Lake Forest Swim Club-IL 2:22.23 19 Mattsen, Ida 17 Sun Devil Aquatics-AZ 2:22.24 20 Lesneski, Stacie J 17 Unattached-NE 2:22.30 21 Beaudreau, Carolyn A 14 Fort Collins Area Swim Team-CO 2:22.31 22 Schwalb, Jennifer M 17 Indian Wells Val-CC 2:22.34 23 Iversen, Courtney L 17 Greenwood Tiger Sharks-CO 2:22.43 24 Clemens, Clare A 16 Asphalt Green UN-MR 2:22.50 25 Houlton, Molly A 14 Ford Aquatics-AZ 2:22.68 26 Hardt, Kate 18 University OF Minnesota-MN 2:22.87 27 Boritzke, Andrea K 15 Lake Country Swim Team-WI 2:23.65 28 Stupp, Julie A 16 Clayton Shaw Park Swim Club-OZ 2:23.75 29 Forster, Erin A 16 Washington Township Rec Ctr-OH 2:23.91 30 Fuccillo, Jeana M 17 Rockwood Swim Club-OZ 2:24.10 31 Stratton, Kathleen F 14 Brry S T/Northwe-IL 2:24.11 32 Chang, Leeann T 16 Rockville Montgo-PV 2:24.17 33 Duncan, Danielle A 18 University OF Florida-FL 2:24.18 34 Sakamoto, Hiroka 21 Curl-Burke Swim Club-PV 2:16.59 S 35 Van Rooyen, Manon 20 University OF Miami-FG 2:02.27 Y 36 Schwartz, Elaine M 21 University OF Miami-FG 2:02.39 Y 37 Gretlund, Tina 24 Indiana University-IN 2:02.48 Y 38 Myers, Whitney B 18 Miami Valley Aquatic Club-OH 2:02.60 Y 39 Brankovsky, Jennefer 20 Town OF Tonawand-NI/UB 2:03.01 Y 40 Harper, Rebecca E 19 University OF Florida-FL 2:03.18 Y 41 Anderson, Christy E 19 George Mason University-PV 2:03.87 Y 42 Bernhardt, Vipa 20 University OF Florida-FL 2:04.31 Y USA Swimming-National Meets Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:13 PM 11/29/2002 Page 1 U. S. Open Swimming Championships - 12/5/2002 to 12/7/2002 Psych Sheet 43 Kennedy, Katherine J 20 University OF Florida-FL 2:04.32 Y 44 Burckle, Caroline S 16 Lakeside Swim Team-KY 2:05.11 Y Event 1 ... (Women 200 LC Meter IM) 45 Evans, Ashley K 14 Berkeley Aquatic Club-NJ 2:05.11 Y 46 Barton, Ann M 17 Sun Devil Aquatics-AZ 2:05.28 Y 47 Gilbert, Amanda E 18 Berkeley Aquatic Club-NJ 2:05.41 Y 48 Sparks, Erin D 16 Carmel Swim Club-IN 2:05.57 Y 49 Gibbes, Cerian 20 University OF Florida-FL 2:05.71 Y 50 Wiley, Jane A 15 Swim Pasadena-CA 2:05.87 Y 51 Bastien, Jill E 16 Parkway Swim Club-OZ 2:05.93 Y 52 Thomas, Barbara G 14 Plantation Swim Team-FG 2:05.94 Y 53 Brotherson, Briana M 18 Grapevine-Colleyville A T-NT 2:06.00 Y 54 Morgan, Summer L 15 Spokane Area Swimming/Ymca-IE 2:24.43 L B 55 Teague, Cara E 21 University OF Florida-FL 2:24.65 L B 56 Pierse, Annamay University Alberta Swim Centre 2:24.76 L B* 57 Hawley, Claire W 17 Cape Cod Swim Club-NE 2:24.80 L B 58 Grcevich, Christy M 14 Northwest Indian-IN 2:25.38 L B 59 Rosinko, Alyssa A 14 Carmel Swim Club-IN 2:25.66 L B 60 Duguet, Paola 15 Badger Swim Club-MR 2:25.74 L B 61 Marik, Melissa A 14 Naperville Swim Team-IL 2:25.80 L B 62 Grace, Shannon 16 Northern KY Clip-OH 2:26.23 L B 63 Merte, Jennifer L 17 Ann Arbor Swim C-MI 2:26.26 L B 64 Williams, Christina E 16 Delaware Swim Team-MA 2:26.27 L B 65 Hildebrandt, Mary D 17 Sun Devil Aquatics-AZ 2:26.66 L B 66 Spann, Alexandra C 16 Circle C Swimming-ST 2:26.70 L B 67 Degolia, Hailey M 15 Terrapins Swim Team-PC 2:26.75 L B 68 Welnhofer, Ashley E 18 Lake Forest Swim Club-IL 2:26.89 L B 69 Menefee, Sarah R 16 Lakeside Swim Team-KY 2:27.10 L B 70 Jaeger, Melissa M 17 Wolverine Aquatics-MI 2:27.53 L B 71 Larson, Katherine 21 University OF Connecticut-CT 2:06.14 Y B 72 Ferguson, Adrien 19 University OF Miami-FG 2:06.17 Y B 73 Geers, Megan E 22 Indiana University-IN 2:06.27 Y B 74 Rockwell, Sarah A 15 Alaska Pacific Swim Club-AK 2:07.05 Y B 75 Grove, Rebecca A 17 Badger Swim Club-MR 2:07.08 Y B 76 Ferguson, Kaitlyn R 15 White Plains Ywca Middies-MR 2:07.09 Y B 77 Helmers, Maggie 21 Indiana University-IN 2:07.26 Y B 78 Christy, Elizabeth S 17 Wash. Twp. Wave-IN 2:08.07 Y B 79 Roberts, Kathleen A 16 Grapevine-Colleyville A T-NT 2:08.15 Y B 80 Stockwell, Sarah n 15 Valley Aquatic Swim Team-PN 2:08.53 Y B 81 Koronowicz, Kierstin A 16 Newburgh Sharks-MR 2:08.85 Y B 82 Pangilinan, Jaclyn M 16 White Plains Ywca Middies-MR 2:09.06 Y B USA Swimming-National Meets Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:13 PM 11/29/2002 Page 1 U. S. Open Swimming Championships - 12/5/2002 to 12/7/2002 Psych Sheet Event 2 Men 200 LC Meter IM World: 1:58.16 9/11/1994 Jani Sievinen, FIN American: 1:58.68 8/12/2002 Michael Phelps, N. Baltimore U.S. Open: 1:58.68 8/12/2002 Michael Phelps, N. Baltimore US Open Meet: 2:01.31 12/2/1999 Marcel Wouda, NED Oly. Tr. Cut: 2:06.99 National Cut: 2:08.39 Name Age Team Seed Time 1 Kerekjarto, Tamas 23 Trojan Swim Club-CA 2:00.38 2 Dusing, Nathaniel J 24 Circle C Swimming-ST 2:01.37 3 Donnelly, Eric R 22 Gator Swim Club-FL 2:01.84 4 Montague, Joseph R 24 Cypress Fairbanks Swim Club-GU 2:03.61 5 Lochte, Ryan S 18 University OF Florida-FL 2:03.64 6 Hannan, Thomas G 22 Unattached-ST 2:03.76 7 Karnaugh, Ronald D 36 Unattached-NJ 2:04.38 8 Cole, Mic hael 23 Scotland 2:04.77 * 9 Plummer, Ryan 21 University OF Minnesota-MN 2:05.31 10 Beavers, Keith 20 Region of Waterloo 2:05.49 * 11 Nelson, Chris University Alberta Swim Centre 2:06.93 * 12 Ally, Bradley K 15 Fort Lauderdale Swim Team-FG 2:07.46 13 Warren, Ian M 19 University OF Florida-FL 2:07.82 14 Ransom, Kyle A 17 Cincinnati Marlins-OH 2:08.01 15 Kellam, Christopher W 20 University OF Florida-FL 2:08.31 16 Roberts, Jon P 15 Greater Roch. RA-NI 2:09.26 17 Carver, Kris 20 University OF Minnesota-MN 2:09.44 18 Patrick, Todd W 17 Rockwood Swim Club-OZ 2:09.59 19 Mangabeira, Gabriel 20 University OF Florida-FL 2:09.63 20 Hartley, Brian J 19 University OF Florida-FL 2:09.78 21 Peterson, Craig 24 Team Pittsburgh Aquatics-AM 2:09.92 22 Urreta, Diego 21 University OF Minnesota-MN 2:10.20 23 Nuess, Christopher J 16 Spokane Area Swimming/Ymca-IE 2:10.21 24 Osborne, Sean M 18 Blackhawk Area Swim Team-IA 2:10.21 25 Tozer, Graeme Manitoba Marlins Swim Club 2:10.36 * 26 Smalley, Maverick R 15 Circle C Swimming-ST 2:10.44 27 Leith, David 22 Scotland 2:01.69 S * 28 Ebanks, Wesley H 22 George Mason University-PV 1:51.49 Y 29 Lapin, Justin D 17 Lake Country Swim Team-WI 1:51.77 Y 30 Norris, Phillip F 21 University OF Florida-FL 1:51.96 Y 31 Holdridge, Alex S 19 Fort Lauderdale Swim Team-FG 1:52.55 Y 32 Johnson, Mark D 17 Lake Country Swim Team-WI 1:52.58 Y 33 Fischetti, Robert F 17 Poseidon Swimming Inc-VA 1:52.84 Y 34 Donaldson, David A 17 Alamo Area Aquat-ST/Reagan 1:52.98 Y * 35 Mackay, Andrew 17 Cayman Islands 2:10.66 L B* 36 Grafchik, Benjamin 17 Lakeside Swim Team-KY 2:12.34 L B 37 Barber, Justin W 17 Carson Tigersharks, Inc-PC 2:12.36 L B 38 Wright, Travis J 17 Bengal Tiger Aquatic Club-LA 2:12.99 L B 39 Ulrich, Claudio X 22 University OF Florida-FL 2:07.79 S B 40 Plummer, David E 17 Unattached-OK 1:53.23 Y B 41 Dwelley, John A 17 Terrapins Swim Team-PC 1:53.49 Y B USA Swimming-National Meets Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:13 PM 11/29/2002 Page 1 U.
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