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SWIMMING Oct 2019 WORLD USA TEAM GUIDE 2019 INAS GLOBAL GAMES Qualifying standards for the 2021Last VIRTUSUpdated: SWIMMING Oct 2019 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS and 2023 VIRTUS GLOBAL GAMES FRANCE may change, however the 2019 times give athletes an idea of the competitive level of Virtus World Championships. Swimming Competition Dates: Five Days October 13-17, 2019 *II3 events will likely expand at future Virtus events as the Long Course Meters (LCM) Full Program II1/II2, Partial Program II3 Events: number of II3 athletes grows. Sport Classes: II1 Intellectual Intellectual Disability Disability / II2 Down (called Syndrome S-14 in / ParalympicII3 Autism+ ( limitedSwimming events)) IQ 75 or lower Venue: SleemanII2 Intellectual Sports Complex Disabilty w/Additional Impairment (Trisomy 21 Down Syndrome) II3 Athletes with Autism who not meet II1 Criteria Schedule: See next page or online at: https://gg2019.org/sports/swimming Qualifying Standards: Must make at least 1 MQS to qualify. See next page. Download MSQ Original PDF Paralympic Classification: Appointments will be available for S14 IPC Sports Classification DRAFT SWIMMING COMPETITION SCHEDULE - PRELIMINARIES Draft Swimming Competition Schedule -INA Preliminaries:S Global Game s – Brisbane 2019 There will be two (2) sessions per day, with Preliminary Rounds in the morning and Finals in the afternoon/evening. Sunday 13 October 2019 Monday 14 October 2019 Tuesday 15 October 2019 Wednesday 16 October 2019 Thursday 17 October 2019 1 Men's 50m Freestyle 11 Mens 400m Freestyle 22 Men's 200m Freestyle 31 Men's 100m Freestyle 39 Mens 1500m Freestyle 2 Women's 50m Freestyle 12 Womens 400m Freestyle 23 Women's 200m Freestyle 32 Women's 100m Freestyle 40 Womens 1500m Freestyle 3 Men's 200m Individual Medley 13 Mens 100m Breaststroke 24 Men's 200m Backstroke 33 Men's 200m Breaststroke 41 Mens 200m Buterfly 4 Women's 200m Individual Medley 14 Womens 100m Breaststroke 25 Women's 200m Backstroke 34 Women's 200m Breaststroke 42 Womens 200m Buterfly 5 Men's 100m Backstroke 15 Mens 400m IM 26 Men's 50m Buterfly 35 Men's 100m Buterfly 43 Mens 50m Breaststroke 6 Women's 100m Backstroke 16 Womens 400m IM 27 Women's 50m Buterfly 36 Women's 100m Buterfly 44 Womens 50m Breaststroke 7 Men's 800m Freestyle 17 Mens 50m Backstroke 28 Mixed 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay 37 Mens 4 x200m Freestyle Relay 45 Mens 4 x 100m Medley Relay 8 Women's 800m Freestyle 18 Womens 50m Backstroke 29 Womens 4 x 50m Medley Relay 38 Womens 4 x200m Freestyle Relay 46 Womens 4 x 100m Medley Relay DRAFT SWIMMING COMPETITION SCHEDU9 MeLnE's -4 PREx 50mL FrIMeeINARstyle ReIlayES 19 Womens 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay 30 Mens 4 x 50m Medley Relay 10 Women's 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 20 Mens 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay INAS Global Games – Brisbane 2019 21 Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay Sunday 13 October 2019 Monday 14 October 2019 Tuesday 15 October 2019 Wednesday 16 October 2019 Thursday 17 October 2019 1 Men's 50m Freestyle 11 Mens 400m Freestyle 22 Men's 200m Freestyle 31 Men's 100m Freestyle 39 Mens 1500m Freestyle 2 Women's 50m Freestyle 12 Womens 400m Freestyle 23 Women's 200m Freestyle 32 Women's 100m Freestyle 40 Womens 1500m Freestyle 3 Men's 200m Individual Medley 13 Mens 100m Breaststroke 24 Men's 200m Backstroke 33 Men's 200m Breaststroke 41 Mens 200m Buterfly 4 Women's 200m Individual Medley 14 Womens 100m Breaststroke 25 Women's 200m Backstroke 34 Women's 200m Breaststroke 42 Womens 200m Buterfly 5 Men's 100m Backstroke 15 Mens 400m IM 26 Men's 50m Buterfly 35 Men's 100m Buterfly 43 Mens 50m Breaststroke 6 Women's 100m Backstroke 16 Womens 400m IM 27 Women's 50m Buterfly 36 Women's 100m Buterfly 44 Womens 50m Breaststroke 7 Men's 800m Freestyle 17 Mens 50m Backstroke 28 Mixed 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay 37 Mens 4 x200m Freestyle Relay 45 Mens 4 x 100m Medley Relay 8 Women's 800m Freestyle 18 Womens 50m Backstroke 29 Womens 4 x 50m Medley Relay 38 Womens 4 x200m Freestyle Relay 46 Womens 4 x 100m Medley Relay 9 Men's 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 19 Womens 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay 30 Mens 4 x 50m Medley Relay 10 Women's 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 20 Mens 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay 21 Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay “INAS” is now called “Virtus” Learn more at www.athleteswithoutlimits.org/globalgames Page 16 of 26 Qualifying standards for the 2021 VIRTUS SWIMMING WORLD USA TEAM GUIDE 2019 INAS GLOBAL GAMES CHAMPIONSHIPS and 2023 VIRTUSLast GLOBAL Updated: GAMES Oct 2019 FRANCE may change, however the 2019 times give athletes an idea of the competitive level of Virtus World Championships. Swimming Meet Entry Details • GG2019 Swimming is open to entries at full championship individual status for II1 and II2 athletes. • The II3 Autism Sports Class will continue as a trial and event entries will be limited to: 50m, 100m 200m Free; 50m, 100m Breast; 50m, 100m Back; 50m, 100m Fly; 200m IM Each country may enter a maximum of 3 entries per individual event, subject to that event remaining viable. *II3 Events will be • All swimmers must meet at least 1 MQS (Minimum Qualifying Standard) to enter the meet; expanded at future Times must be at officially times events and can be converted from Short Course and/or Yards. Virtus events as the number athletes in the Each country may enter 1 team per relay event, subject to that event remaining viable. • new II3 group grows. • Swimmers must compete in an individual event to be considered for relays. MINIMUM QUALIFYING STANDARDS (MQS) INAS GMinimumlobal Game sQualifying – Brisbane 20 Standards19 – Swimming (MQS): Champi onships Men Events Female II-2, II-3 II-1 Freestyle II-1 II-2, II-3 00:38.00 00:31.00 50 00:38.00 00:48.00 01:26.00 01:10.00 100 01:20.00 01:48.00 03:04.00 02:35.00 200 02:53.00 03:49.00 07:00.00 05:41.00 400 06:48.00 07:40.00 14:09.00 11:30.00 800 15:19.00 16:00.00 26:00.00 21:30.00 1500 27:00.00 31:00.00 Breaststroke 00:52.00 00:42.00 50 00:49.00 00:57.00 01:49.00 01:34.00 100 01:48.00 02:05.00 03:50.00 03:30.00 200 03:58.00 04:17.00 Backstroke 00:45.00 00:38.00 50 00:50.00 00:58.00 01:40.00 01:25.00 100 01:34.00 02:10.00 03:40.00 03:15.00 200 03:22.00 04:16.00 Buterfly 00:41.00 00:35.00 50 00:47.00 01:00.00 01:39.00 01:16.00 100 01:37.00 02:07.00 03:40.00 02:52.00 200 03:35.00 04:24.00 Medley 03:30.00 02:52.00 200 03:35.00 03:55.00 07:00.00 05:55.00 400 07:00.00 08:15.00 “INAS” is now called “Virtus” INAS Global Games — Brisbane 2019 — Swimming Championships IMPORTANT! Swimmers must make a minimum of 1 MQS above to qualify for the Global Games. The II3 Autism Sports Class will continue as a trial and events will be limited to: Freestyle: 50m/100m/200m Breaststroke: 50m/100m Breaststroke: 50m/100m Backstroke: 50m/100m Butterfly: 50m/100m Individual Medley: 200m *II3 Events will be expanded at future Virtus events as the number of II3 athletes grows. Learn more at www.athleteswithoutlimits.org/globalgames Page 17 of 26 Qualifying standards for the 2021 VIRTUS SWIMMING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS and 2023 VIRTUS GLOBAL GAMES FRANCE may USA TEAM GUIDE 2019 INAS GLOBAL GAMES Last Updated: Oct 2019 change, however the 2019 times give athletes an idea of the competitive level of Virtus World Championships. MEET ENTRY TIME (MET) INAS Global Games –MeetBrisb Entryane 2 Times019 – (MET):Swimm ing Championships INAS Global Games — Brisbane 2019 — Swimming Championships Men Events Female II-2, II-3 II-1 Freestyle II-1 II-2, II-3 00:42.00 00:34.00 50 00:42.00 00:53.00 01:34.00 01:17.00 100 01:30.00 01:58.00 03:22.00 02:50.00 200 03:12.00 04:11.00 07:42.00 06:15.00 400 07:28.00 08:26.00 15:56.00 13:00.00 800 16:48.00 17:42.00 28:42.00 23:36.00 1500 29:42.00 34:06.00 Breaststroke 00:57.00 00:50.00 50 01:00.00 01:07.00 01:54.00 01:40.00 100 01:59.00 02:17.00 04:13.00 03:51.00 200 04:22.00 04:42.00 Backstroke 00:50.00 00:43.00 50 00:52.00 01:04.00 01:50.00 01:38.00 100 01:43.00 02:22.00 04:00.00 03:55.00 200 03:52.00 04:41.00 Buterfly 00:45.00 00:38.00 50 00:54.00 01:05.00 01:49.00 01:35.00 100 02:04.00 02:18.00 04:02.00 03:14.00 200 04:06.00 04:50.00 Medley 03:51.00 04:15.00 200 04:00.00 04:18.00 08:00.00 06:36.00 400 07:45.00 09:04.00 IMPORTANT! Athletes must first make at least 1 MQS time from previous page to qualify for the Global Games.
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