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Top Ten Long Course Meters ~ $7.00 United States Masters Swimming, Inc. 2001 Top Ten Long Course Meters and World Records as of November 1, 2001 Long Course Meters Short Course Meters United States A.. Masters ~' ® S1Ni111111ing 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~ Published December 2001 UNITED STATES MASTERS SWIMMING 2001 TOP TEN LONG COURSE METERS The 2001 Long Course Top Ten is the second issue in a series of three 2001 Top Ten issues produced by United States Masters Swimming. Inside you will find the Top Ten Times for the 2001 Long Course Meter season (swims performed in a 50 meter pool) made on or before September 30, 2001 and forwarded to the Records and Tabulation Chairman, Pieter Cath, by October 20th, 2001. Each LMSC is responsible for reporting the Top Ten Times, USMS national records, and world records achieved in its LMSC. The first line under each event (which is indented) is the current national record for that event and age group. An "NV" after a top ten time indicates that appropriate documentation has not yet been supplied and the time is Not Yerified as a record. Each person (individuals and relay members) on this list is eligible to purchase a Top Ten Patch with stroke segment. The new person to send your order to is Thomas Gorman. Send $5 to Thomas at 3369 Desota Ave, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118, e-mail [email protected]. Additional stroke segments are $1.25 each. The first issue in this series is 2000-2001 Short Course Yards (swims performed in a 25 yard pool). Times and records considered for this Top Ten list must be made on or before May 31st and reported to the Top Ten Chairman by July 15th. The 2001 Short Course ~eters (swims performed in a 25 meter pool) list is the final issue in this series of Top Tens. Times and records considered for this Top Ten list must be made on or before December 31 st and reported to the Top Ten Chairman by February 5th. Once the SCM Top Ten is finalized, the official 2001 All American Roster will be produced. A swimmer/relay who has the Top Ten time in one or more event(s) in any one of the three courses qualifies for All American status. To order an All American Certificate and Patch, send a check for $5 made out to USMS to: USMS National Office, P.O. Box 185, Londonderry, NH 03053-0185. Those individuals performing the most first place times, in the most events, in their age group are awarded All Star status. All Stars will receive a special award from Kast-A-Way Swimwear, this year's event sponsor. All American (individual) and All Star rosters will appear in the May/June issue of SWIM Magazine. The USMS All Time Top Ten is available in all three courses. This publication lists the top ten fastest times recorded over the years in each age group and each event. The cost is $4 for one course, $3 for the second or $10 for all three. To order, make check payable to Suzanne Rague and send to her at: 935 NW 170th Place, Beaverton, OR 97006-483 lo. Masters Swimming World Top Ten Tabulation is a yearly publication produced by FINA. To order, make check payable to FINA for $10 and send to them at: FINA Office, Avenue de l"Avant-Poste 4 1005 Lausanne - Switzerland. For more information on USMS, visit our Web Site at http://www.usms.org. There you will find everything you want to know about United States Masters Swimming, including: Administration, Coaching, Competition, Fitness, Merchandise, Places to Swim, Training, the World of Swimming and links to USMS Top-Ten, USMS and FINA World Records. A BIG THANK YOU goes out to: LMSC Top Ten Recorders who are all dedicated volunteers who spend countless hours at their computers on our behalf, Pieter Cath and the members of the Records & Tabulations Committee for the work you do in pulling all this information together and creating this National Top Ten list, Walt Reid for your many years of service, and Gateway Printing & Graphics who duplicates this final product. Happy Swimming! Tracy 2001 Long-Course Meters - Top-Ten Individuals 33.45 Jamie Krohn 21 32.85 Megan Andrews 20 2:17.89 Taunya M Roberts 28 33.79 Meredith A Stakem 20 33.39 Kristina Helquist 21 2:19.42 Chrissy Miller 25 \KJMEN 19·24 33.87 Jemy Rohan 23 33.52 Rebecca TrOfll>ke 22 2:19.47 Leslie Mix 26 35.29 Julie Bard 23 33.55 Miriam Carlson 24 2:20.41 Liz Sullivan 27 . 50 M. FREESTYLE 36.13 Emily Freeman 19 • 100 M. BUTTERFLY 2:20.63 Susie Fawcet 27 27.92 SHARON SCOTT 96 36.34 Marcie Herzog 24 1:04.67 S SCHWEITZER 00 2:21 .90 Arrry Armond 25 28.30 Meredith A Stakem 20 36.38 Rebecca TrOfll)ke 22 1:10.17 Marcie Herzog 24 2:28.14 Miah Broussard 25 28.35 Nicole D Omphroy 22 36.55 Caroline Nash 19 1:12.09 Miriam Carlson 24 2:28.41 Andee l Bouwhuis 26 28.62 Marcie Herzog 24 36.62 A Klingenberg 22 1:12.18 Sarah E Squire 21 • 400 M. FREESTYLE 29.15 Jamie Krohn 21 36.73 Kelly Wilson 23 1:15.06 Kristina Helquist 21 4:13.03 SHEILA TAORMINA 95 29.41 Rebecca Tr01Tpke 22 • 100 M. BACKSTROKE 1:15.70 Megan Andrews 20 4:16. 31 Rachel Komisarz 25 29.42 Jennifer Martin 21 1:04.87 S SCHWEITZER 00 1:16.20 Jenny Rohan 23 4:46.98 Sara Quan 29 29.53 Kristin Larsson 20 1:10.32 Nicole D Omphroy 22 1:16.35 Leslie Weeter 24 4:53.61 Liz Sullivan 27 29.98 Jenny Rohan 23 1:12.79 Jenny Rohan 23 1:18.64 Maria Soares 21 4:54.05 Colleen Philipps 25 30.15 Margo S Diamond 23 1:13.18 Jamie Krohn 21 1:20.11 Marlena l Yauch 22 4:54.55 Leslie Mix 26 30.21 Megan Andrews 20 1:14.65 Anastasia I Kay 23 1:21.34 Faye Baker 20 4:59.64 Arrry Armond 25 • 100 M. FREESTYLE 1:15.39 Alison Eckenroad 24 • 200 M. BUTTERFLY 5:06.69 Aurora Tallacksen 25 1:01.49 ANITA HARRISON 90 1:16.56 Julie Bard 23 2:22.59 BLANCA CASTILLO 88 5:07.36 Fiona Peterson 28 1:02.23 Marcie Herzog 24 1:18.54 Jemifer Martin 21 2:35.20 Miriam E Carlson 24 5:10.66 Liz Myers 27 1:02.26 Nicole D Omphroy 22 1:18.74 Jennifer Bergant 23 2:58.62 Melissa Bell 20 5:19.54 Stacey Izard 27 1:04.13 Margo S Diamond 23 1:18.85 Emily Freeman 19 3:03.69 Kim J Parkinson 20 • 800 M. FREESTYLE 1:04.17 Meredith Stakem 20 1: 18.90 Rebecca TrOfll)ke 22 3:23.97 Marlena l Yauch 22 8:47.44 RACHEL KOMISARZ 01 1 :04. n Rebecca Tr01Tpke 22 • 200 M. BACKSTROKE 3:25.05 Kendra Yanney 22 8:47.44 Rachel Komisarz 25 1:05. 11 Jenny Rohan 23 2:19.70 S SCHWEITZER 00 3:26.14 Gina Cheuk 22 10:24.58 Maya M Nasution 28 1:05.94 Kristin Larsson 20 2:37.01 Sarah E Squire 21 3:27.85 Erin B Jensen 20 10:26.74 Susie Fawcet 27 1:06. 61 Anastasia I Kay 23 2:38.19 Nicole D Omphroy 22 • 200 M. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 10:37.35 Liz Hyers 27 1:07.26 A Klingenberg 22 2:44.46 Anastasia I Kay 23 2:24.87 S SCHWEITZER 00 10:47.12 Tina Hudock 27 1:07.46 Faye Baker 20 2:44.64 Rebecca TrOfll)ke 22 2:36.99 Nicole D Omphroy 22 10:49.93 Allison Beebe 25 • 200 M. FREESTYLE 2:49.78 Jennifer Bergant 23 2:38.81 Marcie Herzog 24 11:20.09 Kristina Kupanoff 27 2:08.12 S SCHWEITZER 00 2:50.55 Emily Freeman 19 2:41.42 Karin Riesenfeld 20 11:34.22 Kirsten Switzer 27 2:15.19 Marcie Herzog 24 2:51.12 Kelly Darlak 21 2:41.67 Margo S Diamond 23 11:58.74 Lena Mughannam 27 2:18.47 Miriam E Carlson 24 2:59.29 Ashley l laws 19 2:42.27 Sara M Showalter 20 12:06.48 Sharon D Richard 29 2:19.56 Jamie Krohn 21 3:00.58 Theresa P Kay 21 2:47.75 Rebecca Tr01Tpke 22 • 1500 M. FREESTYLE 2:20.72 Anastasia I Kay 23 3:02.05 Gina Cheuk 22 2:49.80 Leslie Weeter 24 16:39.77 RACHEL KOMISARZ 01 2:25.15 Sarah E Squire 21 . 50 M. BREASTSTROKE 2:50.54 Faye Baker 20 16:39.77 Rachel Komisarz 25 2:26.93 Rebecca Tr01Tpke 22 33.66 ELIZABETH NELSON 95 2:52.47 Allison Rainey 21 18:29.45 Sara Quan 29 2:29.08 Kristina Helquist 21 37.69 Jennifer Martin 21 2:53.17 Kelly Darlak 21 19:26.80 Maya M Nasution 28 2:31.33 Leslie Weeter 24 38.41 Katie Kockman 20 • 400 M. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 20:09.95 Aurora Tallacksen 25 2:31.64 Faye Baker 20 38.88 Sarah E Squire 21 5:15.81 SAMANTHA BAUSHER 00 21 :13.52 Stacey Izard 27 2:31.71 Katie Cront>ie 21 38.89 Jemy Rohan 23 5:33.15 Sarah E Squire 21 21:33.23 Ellicia Romo 29 • 400 M.
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