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Day 2 Finals Heat Sheet 2014 Hancock Prospecting Pan Pacs Gold Coast, Australia Meet Program - Day 2 Finals Event 13 Women 400 LC Metre IM – B Final Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 1 PICKREM, SYDNEY 16 CANADA 4:50.79 __________ ______ 2 OTSUKA, MIYU 20 JAPAN 4:44.59 __________ ______ 3 MANN, BECCA 16 UNITED STATES 4:43.08 __________ ______ 4 MARGALIS, MELANIE 22 UNITED STATES 4:41.72 __________ ______ 5 ADAMS, CAMMILE 22 UNITED STATES 4:42.09 __________ ______ 6 OMOTO, RIKA 17 JAPAN 4:44.52 __________ ______ 7 LEVERENZ, CAITLIN 23 UNITED STATES 4:45.92 __________ ______ 8 OLDERSHAW, MARNI 20 CANADA 4:55.02 __________ ______ Event 14 Men 400 LC Metre IM – B Final Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 2 BROTHERS, WILL 19 CANADA 4:26.55 __________ ______ 3 WEISS, MICHAEL 23 UNITED STATES 4:16.60 __________ ______ 4 FUJIMORI, TAKEHARU 20 JAPAN 4:13.95 __________ ______ 5 FUJIMORI, HIROMASA 23 JAPAN 4:14.00 __________ ______ 6 DARRAGH, MACK 20 CANADA 4:22.36 __________ ______ 7 WEI, HAOBO 18 CHINA 4:29.11 __________ ______ Event 9 Women 100 LC Metre Breaststroke World: 1:04.35 29/07/2013 Ruta Meilutyte LTU Commonwealth: 1:05.09 20/03/2006 Leisel Jones AUS Australian: 1:05.09 20/03/2006 Leisel Jones Commercial All Comers: 1:05.09 20/03/2006 Leisel Jones Commercial Pan Pacs: 1:04.93 19/08/2010 Rebecca Soni USA Title Holder: 1:04.93 19/08/2010 Rebecca Soni USA Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 1 FRANKO, JONKER 21 SOUTH AFRICA 1:11.06 __________ ______ 2 LIU, XIAOYU 21 CHINA 1:09.87 __________ ______ 3 HUNTER, SALLY 29 AUSTRALIA 1:08.13 __________ ______ 4 LAWRENCE, MICAH 24 UNITED STATES 1:07.54 __________ ______ 5 KANETO, RIE 25 JAPAN 1:07.97 __________ ______ 6 VAN BEILEN, TERA 21 CANADA 1:09.39 __________ ______ 7 CARVALHO, ANA CARLA 23 BRAZIL 1:10.26 __________ ______ 8 KONG, YVETTE 21 HONG KONG 1:11.13 __________ ______ Heat 2 A - Final 1 SMITH, KIERRA 20 CANADA 1:08.64 __________ ______ 2 TONKS, LORNA 25 AUSTRALIA 1:07.51 __________ ______ 3 LARSON, BREEJA 22 UNITED STATES 1:07.06 __________ ______ 4 WATANABE, KANAKO 17 JAPAN 1:06.83 __________ ______ 5 HARDY, JESSICA 27 UNITED STATES 1:06.94 __________ ______ 6 MCKEOWN, TAYLOR 19 AUSTRALIA 1:07.48 __________ ______ 7 SUZUKI, SATOMI 23 JAPAN 1:07.59 __________ ______ 8 MCCABE, MARTHA 25 CANADA 1:09.19 __________ ______ 2014 Hancock Prospecting Pan Pacs Gold Coast, Australia Meet Program - Day 2 Finals Event 10 Men 100 LC Metre Breaststroke World: 58.46 29/07/2012 Cameron van de Burgh RSA Commonwealth: 58.46 29/07/2012 Cameron van de Burgh RSA Australian: 58.58 27/07/2009 Brenton Rickard Brothers All Comers: 58.87 3/04/2014 Christian Sprenger Commercial Pan Pacs: 59.04 19/08/2010 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Title Holder: 59.35 19/08/2010 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 1 PIKE, JARED 23 SOUTH AFRICA 1:03.34 __________ ______ 2 HALL, JOSHUA 23 PHILIPPINES 1:02.41 __________ ______ 3 MILLER, CODY 22 UNITED STATES 1:01.54 __________ ______ 4 SAKIMOTO, HIROMASA 30 JAPAN 1:01.16 __________ ______ 5 GOMES, JOAO 28 BRAZIL 1:01.17 __________ ______ 6 CERDEIRA, TALES 27 BRAZIL 1:02.06 __________ ______ 7 DIAS, LYAM 21 CANADA 1:03.23 __________ ______ 8 TSUI, RONALD 21 HONG KONG 1:03.53 __________ ______ Heat 2 A - Final 1 FUNK, RICHARD 21 CANADA 1:00.82 __________ ______ 2 PACKARD, JAKE 20 AUSTRALIA 1:00.44 __________ ______ 3 KOSEKI, YASUHIRO 22 JAPAN 1:00.20 __________ ______ 4 CORDES, KEVIN 21 UNITED STATES 59.70 __________ ______ 5 SILVA, FELIPE FRANCA 27 BRAZIL 59.92 __________ ______ 6 SNYDERS, GLENN 27 NEW ZEALAND 1:00.41 __________ ______ 7 FINK, NICOLAS 21 UNITED STATES 1:00.72 __________ ______ 8 TOMITA, NAOYA 25 JAPAN 1:01.11 __________ ______ Event 11 Women 100 LC Metre Freestyle World: 52.07 31/07/2009 Britta Steffen GER Commonwealth: 52.33 28/07/2013 Cate Campbell AUS Australian: 52.33 28/07/2013 Cate Campbell Commercial All Comers: 52.62 22/08/2014 Cate Campbell AUS Pan Pacs: 52.62 22/08/2014 Cate Campbell AUS Title Holder: 53.67 19/08/2010 Natalie Coughlin USA Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 1 QUILTER, LAURA 22 NEW ZEALAND 55.87 __________ ______ 2 MATSUMOTO, YAYOI 24 JAPAN 55.74 __________ ______ 3 HERRMANN, GRACIELE 22 BRAZIL 55.47 __________ ______ 4 SCHLANGER, MELANIE 27 AUSTRALIA 53.65 __________ ______ 5 WEITZEIL, ABBEY 17 UNITED STATES 54.50 __________ ______ 6 YAMAGUCHI, MISAKI 24 JAPAN 55.66 __________ ______ 7 ACKMAN, ALYSON 21 CANADA 55.84 __________ ______ 8 LUCIE-SMITH, SAMANTHA 22 NEW ZEALAND 56.25 __________ ______ Heat 2 A - Final 1 POON, VICTORIA 29 CANADA 55.06 __________ ______ 2 VAN LANDEGHEM, CHANTAL 20 CANADA 54.73 __________ ______ 3 FRANKLIN, MISSY 19 UNITED STATES 53.75 __________ ______ 4 CAMPBELL, CATE 22 AUSTRALIA 52.62 __________ ______ 5 CAMPBELL, BRONTE 20 AUSTRALIA 53.50 __________ ______ 6 MANUEL, SIMONE 18 UNITED STATES 53.91 __________ ______ 7 UCHIDA, MIKI 19 JAPAN 54.86 __________ ______ 8 CHENG, CAMILLE 21 HONG KONG 55.45 __________ ______ 2014 Hancock Prospecting Pan Pacs Gold Coast, Australia Meet Program - Day 2 Finals Event 12 Men 100 LC Metre Freestyle World: 46.91 30/07/2009 Cesar Cielo BRA Commonwealth: 47.05 13/08/2008 Eamon Sullivan AUS Australian: 47.05 13/08/2008 Eamon Sullivan West Coast All Comers: 47.10 19/03/2012 James Magnussen SOPAC Pan Pacs: 48.05 22/08/2014 Nathan Adrian USA Title Holder: 48.15 19/08/2010 Nathan Adrian USA Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 1 B - Final 1 CHEAH, GEOFFREY 23 HONG KONG 50.52 __________ ______ 2 FUJII, TAKURO 29 JAPAN 49.75 __________ ______ 3 CHIERIGHINI, MARCELO 23 BRAZIL 49.31 __________ ______ 4 ERVIN, ANTHONY 33 UNITED STATES 49.11 __________ ______ 5 ABOOD, MATTHEW 28 AUSTRALIA 49.13 __________ ______ 6 KISIL, YURI 18 CANADA 49.65 __________ ______ 7 PEDDIE, LUKE 21 CANADA 50.07 __________ ______ 8 ERASMUS, DOUGLAS 24 SOUTH AFRICA 50.78 __________ ______ Heat 2 A - Final 1 NAKAMURA, KATSUMI 20 JAPAN 49.30 __________ ______ 2 DE LUCCA, JOAO 24 BRAZIL 49.02 __________ ______ 3 PHELPS, MICHAEL 29 UNITED STATES 48.45 __________ ______ 4 ADRIAN, NATHAN 25 UNITED STATES 48.05 __________ ______ 5 MAGNUSSEN, JAMES 23 AUSTRALIA 48.25 __________ ______ 6 MCEVOY, CAMERON 20 AUSTRALIA 48.49 __________ ______ 7 OLIVEIRA, NICOLAS 27 BRAZIL 49.13 __________ ______ 8 SHIOURA, SHINRI 22 JAPAN 49.53 __________ ______ Event 13 Women 400 LC Metre IM World: 4:28.43 28/07/2012 Shiwen Ye CHN Commonwealth: 4:29.45 10/08/2008 Stephanie Rice AUS Australian: 4:29.45 10/08/2008 Stephanie Rice StPeters Western All Comers: 4:31.46 22/03/2008 Stephanie Rice StPeters Western Pan Pacs: 4:34.04 19/08/2010 Elizabeth Beisel USA Title Holder: 4:34.69 19/08/2010 Elizabeth Beisel USA Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 2 A - Final 1 SELTENREICH-HODGSON, ERIKA 19 CANADA 4:50.42 __________ ______ 2 TAKAHASHI, MIHO 21 JAPAN 4:42.52 __________ ______ 3 MCMASTER, KERYN 20 AUSTRALIA 4:38.72 __________ ______ 4 BEISEL, ELIZABETH 22 UNITED STATES 4:36.89 __________ ______ 5 DIRADO, MAYA 21 UNITED STATES 4:37.53 __________ ______ 6 SHIMIZU, SAKIKO 22 JAPAN 4:40.64 __________ ______ 7 OVERHOLT, EMILY 16 CANADA 4:45.89 __________ ______ 8 CHEN, ZIYI 19 CHINA 5:00.80 __________ ______ Event 14 Men 400 LC Metre IM World: 4:03.84 10/08/2008 Michael Phelps USA Commonwealth: 4:10.14 3/05/2013 Thomas Fraser-Holmes AUS Australian: 4:10.14 3/05/2013 Thomas Fraser-Holmes Miami All Comers: 4:06.22 1/04/2007 Michael Phelps USA Pan Pacs: 4:07.59 19/08/2010 Ryan Lochte USA Title Holder: 4:07.59 19/08/2010 Ryan Lochte USA Lane Name Age Team Prelims Finals Place Heat 2 A - Final 1 MAHONEY, TRAVIS 24 AUSTRALIA 4:19.12 __________ ______ 2 FRASER-HOLMES, THOMAS 22 AUSTRALIA 4:18.41 __________ ______ 3 KALISZ, CHASE 20 UNITED STATES 4:13.12 __________ ______ 4 HAGINO, KOSUKE 20 JAPAN 4:11.48 __________ ______ 5 SETO, DAIYA 20 JAPAN 4:11.74 __________ ______ 6 CLARY, TYLER 25 UNITED STATES 4:13.88 __________ ______ 7 MEYER, MICHAEL 21 SOUTH AFRICA 4:18.89 __________ ______ 8 REILLY, LUKE 18 CANADA 4:21.39 __________ ______ 2014 Hancock Prospecting Pan Pacs Gold Coast, Australia Meet Program - Day 2 Finals Event 15 Women 4x200 LC Metre Freestyle Relay World: 7:42.08 30/07/2009 China Y. Tang, Q. Zhu, J. Liu, J. Pang Commonwealth: 7:44.31 14/08/2008 Australia S. Rice, B. Barratt, K. Palmer, L. Mackenzie Australian: 7:44.31 14/08/2008 Australia S. Rice, B. Barratt, K. Palmer, L. Mackenzie All Comers: 7:50.09 29/03/2007 USA N. Coughlin, D. Vollmer, L.
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