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Short Course Meters 2009 Top Ten and Long and Short Course World Records As of November 1, 2009 Short Course Meters 2009 Top Ten and Long and Short Course World Records as of November 1, 2009 $7 • Published April 2010 Contents he 2009 Short Course Meters Top the three courses qualifies for All American Women’s Individual 18-24 ............................... 2 Ten is the third issue in a series of status. To order an All American Certificate 25-29 ............................... 2 Tthree 2009 Top Ten issues produced and Patch, send a check for $5 made out to 30-34 ............................... 3 by United States Masters Swimming. Inside USMS to: USMS National Office, P.O. Box 35-39 ............................... 4 you will find the top ten times for the 2009 185, Londonderry, NH 03053-0185. 40-44 ............................... 5 Short Course Meters (swims performed Those individuals performing the most 45-49 ............................... 5 50-54 ............................... 6 in a 25 meter pool) made on or before first place times, in the most events, in their 55-59 ............................... 7 December 31 and forwarded to the National age group are awarded All Star status. All 60-64 ............................... 8 Swims Administrator, Mary Beth Windrath, Stars will receive a special certificate from the 65-69 ............................... 8 by January 26, 2010. Each LMSC is USMS. All American (individual) and All 70-74 ............................... 9 responsible for reporting the Top Ten Times, Star rosters will be listed on our Web site. 75-79 .............................10 80-84 .............................10 USMS national records, and world records 85-89 .............................11 achieved in its LMSC. The table below World Top Ten Report 90-94 .............................11 indicates each of the three courses and the Masters Swimming World Top Ten 95-99 .............................11 dates for publishing the Top Ten results. Tabulation is a yearly publication produced Men’s Individual 18-24 .............................12 The first line under each event (which by FINA. To order, make check payable to 25-29 .............................12 30-34 .............................13 is in all caps and italicized) is the current FINA for $10 and send to them at: 35-39 .............................14 national record for that event and age group. FINA 40-44 .............................14 An “NV” after a top ten time indicates that Avenue de l’Avant Post 4, 45-49 .............................15 appropriate documentation has not yet been 1005 Lausanne–Switzerland 50-54 .............................16 supplied and the time is Not Verified as a 55-59 .............................17 60-64 .............................17 record. For more information on USMS, visit our 65-69 .............................18 Web Site at www.usms.org. There you will 70-74 .............................19 Top Ten Patches find everything you want to know about 75-79 .............................20 Each person (individuals and relay United States Masters Swimming, including: 80-84 .............................20 members) on this list is eligible to purchase Administration, Coaching, Competition, 85-89 .............................21 90-94 .............................21 a Top Ten Patch with stroke segment. To Fitness, Merchandise, Places to Swim, 95-99 .............................21 order your patches ($5 each) and additional Training, the World of Swimming and links 100-104 .............................22 stroke segments ($1.25 each) send your to USMS Top-Ten, USMS and FINA World Women’s Relays 72+ .............................22 check payable to: Records. 100+ .............................22 Thomas Gorman A big thank you goes out to: LMSC 120+ .............................23 160+ .............................24 PO Box 43824 Top Ten Recorders who are all dedicated 200+ .............................25 Richmond Heights, OH 44143 volunteers who spend countless hours at 240+ .............................25 e-mail [email protected] their computers on our behalf, Mary Beth 280+ .............................26 Windrath and the members of the Records 320+ .............................26 All American Patches and Tabulations Committee for the work Men’s Relays 72+ .............................27 100+ .............................27 and Certificates they do in pulling all this information 120+ .............................27 Once the SCM Top Ten is finalized, the together, and Walt Reid for his many years 160+ .............................28 official 2009 All American Roster will be of service in records tabulation. 200+ .............................29 produced. A swimmer/relay who has the top Happy Swimming! 240+ .............................30 time in one or more events in any one of Tracy 280+ .............................31 320+ .............................31 360+ .............................32 Mixed Relays 72+ .............................32 100+ .............................32 Annual subscription to the USMS Top Ten includes the following reports: 120+ .............................33 Date of Swims for Top Ten Date Data Must be Submitted to Report Scheduled 160+ .............................34 Season Report Consideration National Swims Administrator for Delivery 200+ .............................35 Short Course Yards on or before May 31 June 30 September 240+ .............................36 280+ .............................36 Long Course Meters on or before September 30 October 20 December 320+ .............................37 Short Course Meters on or before December 31 January 26 (of following year) April 360+ .............................37 Errata for 2008-2009 Long Course Meters .....37 FINA World Masters Records Short Course Meters, November 1, 2009 .............................38 FINA World Masters Records Long Course Meters, November 1, 2009 ..............................47 Short Course Meters 2009 Top Ten 1 Women 18-24 50 Meter Backstroke 50 Meter Butterfly Women 25-29 29.69 PAIGE FRANCIS 00 28.37 MEG GILL 09 50 Meter Freestyle 31.92 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 28.37 Meg B Gill 24 50 Meter Freestyle 26.33 MEG GILL 09 32.16 Julie A Mitchell 24 29.46 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 26.63 HEATHER HAGEMAN 97 26.33 Meg B Gill 24 32.87 Selina N Herdman 24 29.64 Amanda Stier 22 27.07 Rebekah Olsen 29 27.13 Caroline Byron 22 32.93 Emily M Medved 22 29.88 Mary Streumpf 22 27.18 Jessica Knight Beers 29 27.32 Alexandra K Lee 22 33.35 Christina A McGowan 22 30.71 Emily M Medved 22 27.62 Carolynn F McHugh 26 27.55 Amanda Stier 22 33.47 Sandra Kirstein 20 30.84 Loriann Mark 23 27.76 Kimberlee L Frith 25 27.64 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 33.74 Jessica A Connors 24 30.93 Maria A Kolmakova 18 27.88 Florencia Szigeti 28 28.19 Emily M Medved 22 33.87 Roberta Saint-Amour 24 31.20 Sara E Gombash 24 27.91 Laura H Glass 29 28.19 Kelly Pearce 23 33.96 Shona D Pierce 24 31.74 Kira J Nyblade 21 28.32 Katie A Lyons 29 28.28 Lindsay M Hanzl 23 33.96 Caroline Byron 22 32.07 Julie A Mitchell 24 28.37 Devon H Chen 28 28.38 Kristin Dominguez 24 28.51 Elizabeth A Vucinich 29 28.40 Kira J Nyblade 21 100 Meter Backstroke 100 Meter Butterfly 28.57 Lyndsey M Linke 29 59.45 PETRA KLOSOVA 09 1:03.67 LAURA DAVIS 07 100 Meter Freestyle 59.45 Petra Klosova 23 1:06.03 Mary Streumpf 22 100 Meter Freestyle 56.54 KARA DENBY 09 1:05.18 Alexandra K Lee 22 1:06.23 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 56.30 SHEILA TAORMINA 96 56.54 Kara J Denby 23 1:09.08 Julie A Mitchell 24 1:06.94 Amanda Stier 22 59.38 Rebekah Olsen 29 58.11 Meg B Gill 24 1:10.27 Kira J Nyblade 21 1:09.43 Sara E Gombash 24 59.83 Megan Melgaard 29 58.39 Alexandra K Lee 22 1:11.11 Christina A McGowan 22 1:10.42 Maria A Kolmakova 18 1:01.14 Heidi Hester 29 1:00.45 Emily S Parker 24 1:11.42 Courtney Hudak 23 1:10.51 Casey Augeri 24 1:01.15 Jessica Knight Beers 29 1:01.09 Loriann Mark 23 1:11.75 Emily S Parker 24 1:11.15 Danielle Trevino 22 1:01.18 Carolynn F McHugh 26 1:01.29 Caroline Byron 22 1:14.95 Valerie A Adams 24 1:11.66 Megan L McLean 24 1:01.62 Devon H Chen 28 1:02.05 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 1:14.98 Roberta Saint-Amour 24 1:11.92 Megan E Baker 24 1:01.93 Katie A Lyons 29 1:02.21 Lindsay M Hanzl 23 1:15.13 Casey Augeri 24 1:12.00 Megan C Garland 23 1:02.98 Dana Kirk 25 1:03.06 Selina N Herdman 24 1:03.38 Melissa A Keilen 28 1:03.10 Sandra Kirstein 20 200 Meter Backstroke 200 Meter Butterfly 1:03.44 Stacey L Mehringer 26 2:19.21 ALEXANDRA LEE 09 2:20.03 LAURA DAVIS 07 200 Meter Freestyle 2:19.21 Alexandra K Lee 22 2:23.50 Kara J Denby 23 200 Meter Freestyle 2:03.39 ALEXANDRA LEE 09 2:30.30 Julie A Mitchell 24 2:23.83 Mary Streumpf 22 1:59.78 SHEILA TAORMINA 96 2:03.39 Alexandra K Lee 22 2:34.66 Selina N Herdman 24 2:27.34 Elizabeth A Mancuso 24 2:08.57 Rebekah Olsen 29 2:06.53 Meg B Gill 24 2:35.74 Emily S Parker 24 2:28.42 Amanda Stier 22 2:10.03 Megan Melgaard 29 2:10.99 Emily S Parker 24 2:36.43 Kayla Burke 22 2:41.24 Alexandra K Lee 22 2:11.03 Heidi Hester 29 2:15.25 Megan Garland 23 2:36.96 Valerie A Adams 24 2:47.70 Kerri A Kennedy 23 2:13.45 Mollie K Grover 28 2:15.36 Megan E Baker 24 2:40.91 Ashley Acevedo 24 2:54.92 Sarah R Levine 20 2:14.81 Caitlin M Healey 27 2:17.29 Courtney Hudak 23 2:48.63 Jenna N Leach 24 3:02.42 Zahava Alter 23 2:15.60 Kimberlee L Frith 25 2:18.96 Megan L McLean 24 2:50.00 Kendra H Smith 18 3:56.14 Maria T Martinez 19 2:15.66 Laurel M Liberty 27 2:21.11 Kayla Burke 22 2:50.22 Meredith E Carpenter 23 2:16.78 Alicia B Kaye 26 2:22.04 Jodi C Hanson 19 100 Meter Individual Medley 2:19.24 Stacey L Mehringer 26 2:22.55 Alyson Fletcher 24 50 Meter Breaststroke 1:01.74 KARA DENBY 09 2:19.66 Kendra E
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