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2004 TOP 25 WORLD and U.S. BEST TIMES Compiled by Nick Thierry, International Swimming Statistician Association 2004 TOP 25 WORLD AND U.S. BEST TIMES Compiled by Nick Thierry, International Swimming Statistician Association Men 50 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 21.64 Alexander Popov,RUS,2000 1 21.91 USTRIALS Gary Hall,29,USA 2 21.94 OLYMPICS Duje Draganja,21,CRO 3 21.98 RSALCAPR Roland Schoeman,23,RSA 4 21.98 USTRIALS Jason Lezak,28,USA 5 22.06 ARABSEP Salim Iles,28,ALG 6 22.07 OLYMPICS Brett Hawke,30,AUS 7 22.08 OLYMPICS Stefan Nystrand,22,SWE 8 22.12 ESPLCMAR Eduardo Lorente,27,ESP 9 22.16 ESPLCMAR Javier Noriega,24,ESP 10 22.18 OLYMPICS Oleksander Volynets,29,UKR 11 22.20 USTRIALS Sabir Muhammad,28,USA 12 22.22 OLYMPICS Bartosz Kizierowski,27,POL 13 22.24 OLYMPICS Frederick Bousquet,23,FRA 14 22.26 RUSLCMAY Alexander Popov,32,RUS 15 22.26 OLYMPICS Julien Sicot,26,FRA 16 22.27 OLYMPICS Fernando Scherer,29,BRA 17 22.35 ITALCMAR Lorenzo Vismara,28,ITA 18 22.36 USTRIALS Ryan Wochomurka,20,USA 19 22.39 AUSLCMAR Ashley Callus,25,AUS 20 22.39 USTRIALS Nicholas Brunelli,23,USA 21 22.42 CANLCJUL Matthew Rose,23,CAN 22 22.43 NEDLCAPR Johan Kenkhuis,24,NED 23 22.45 OLYMPICS Ricardo Busquets,29,PUR 24 22.46 OLYMPICS Lyndon Ferns,20,RSA 25 22.47 GBRLCAPR Mark Foster,33,GBR Remaining U.S.Swimmers 6 22.47 USTRIALS Ben Wildman Tobriner,19,USA 7 22.51 USTRIALS Dan Gallagher,24,USA 8 22.56 USTRIALS Neil Walker,28,USA 9 22.60 USTRIALS Aaron Ciarla,26,USA 10 22.63 CSMNJUL Matthew Grevers,18,USA 11 22.73 USTRIALS Robert Zaabadick,23,USA 12 22.73 USTRIALS Bryan Jones,25,USA 13 22.75 USTRIALS Gabriel Woodward,24,USA 14 22.75 USNATAUG Randall Bal,24,USA 15 22.94 USTRIALS Ryan Kafer,26,USA 16 23.01 USTRIALS Derek Gibb,22,USA 17 23.04 USNATAUG Mark Whittington,17,USA 18 23.05 USNATAUG Cullen Jones,20,USA 19 23.12 TXSRJUN Ian Crocker,21,USA 20 23.14 USTRIALS Tim Patrick,21,USA 21 23.16 SSFLJUL Peter Verhoef,20,USA 22 23.17 USTRIALS Luke Anderson,21,USA 23 23.17 USTRIALS Gregory Busse,25,USA 24 23.20 COUNSAPR Nate Dusing,25,USA 25 23.20 ESNYJUL Cameron Hollinger,19,USA 100 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 47.84 Pieter vdHoogenband,NED,2000 1 48.17 USTRIALS Jason Lezak,28,USA 2 48.17 OLYMPICS Roland Schoeman,24,RSA 3 48.17 OLYMPICS Pieter vdHoogenband,26,NED 4 48.56 OLYMPICS Ian Thorpe,21,AUS 5 48.63 OLYMPICS Ryk Neethling,26,RSA 6 48.85 OLYMPICS Rolandas Gimbutis,23,LTU 7 48.87 EUR04MAY Filippo Magnini,21,ITA 8 49.05 USNATFEB Michael Phelps,18,USA 9 49.06 USTRIALS Ian Crocker,21,USA 10 49.07 OLYMPICS Duje Draganja,21,CRO 11 49.08 OLYMPICS Frederick Bousquet,23,FRA 12 49.10 RUSLCMAY Andrei Kapralov,23,RUS 13 49.13 OLYMPICS Salim Iles,28,ALG 14 49.16 USTRIALS Gary Hall,29,USA 15 49.16 OLYMPICS Lorenzo Vismara,29,ITA 16 49.19 CANLCJUL Brent Hayden,20,CAN 17 49.23 OLYMPICS Alexander Popov,32,RUS 18 49.24 TXSRJUN Neil Walker,27,USA 19 49.30 RUSLCMAY Denis Pimankov,29,RUS 20 49.31 AUSLCMAR Ashley Callus,25,AUS 21 49.34 ESPLCMAR Eduardo Lorente,27,ESP 22 49.37 OLYMPICS Michael Klim,27,AUS 23 49.40 USTRIALS Nate Dusing,25,USA 24 49.42 EULUXJAN Stephan Kunzelmann,25,GER 25 49.45 USTRIALS Gabriel Woodward,24,USA Remaining U.S.Swimmers 8 49.68 USTRIALS Garrett Weber-Gale,18,USA 9 49.70 USTRIALS Sabir Muhammad,28,USA 10 49.71 USTRIALS Ryan Wochomurka,20,USA 11 49.80 USTRIALS Nicholas Brunelli,23,USA 12 49.87 CSMNJUL Matthew Grevers,18,USA 13 50.10 NOVAMAY Scott Tucker,29,USA 14 50.15 COUNSAPR Scott Von Schoff,25,USA 15 50.15 USTRIALS Terry Silkaitis,20,USA 16 50.20 USTRIALS Dale Rogers,22,USA 17 50.33 USTRIALS Bryan Jones,25,USA 18 50.54 USNATAUG Ryan Verlatti,17,USA 19 50.58 USTRIALS Randall Bal,24,USA 20 50.60 USNATFEB Gregory Busse,24,USA 21 50.79 USTRIALS Ryan Lochte,19,USA 22 50.89 USTRIALS Ben WildmanTobriner,19,USA 23 51.03 EVANSJUN Brad Schumacher,30,USA 24 51.14 WWAMAR Tom Hannan,24,USA 25 51.18 MDLCMAY Noah White,22,USA 200 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe,AUS,2001 1 1:44.71 OLYMPICS Ian Thorpe,21,AUS 2 1:45.23 OLYMPICS Pieter vdHoogenband,26,NED 3 1:45.32 OLYMPICS Michael Phelps,19,USA 4 1:45.61 AUSLCMAR Grant Hackett,23,AUS 5 1:46.13 OLYMPICS Klete Keller,22,USA 6 1:47.16 CANLCJUL Rick Say,25,CAN 7 1:47.20 ITALCMAR Filippo Magnini,21,ITA 8 1:47.37 RSALCAPR Ryk Neethling,26,RSA 9 1:47.72 OLYMPICS Simon Burnett,21,GBR 10 1:47.74 CANLCJUL Brent Hayden,20,CAN 11 1:47.88 EUR04MAY Emiliano Brembilla,25,ITA 12 1:48.28 EUR04MAY Andrei Kapralov,23,RUS 13 1:48.52 USTRIALS Peter Vanderkaay,21,USA 14 1:48.57 GERLCJUN Jens Schreiber,22,GER 15 1:48.57 OLYMPICS Amaury Leveaux,19,FRA 16 1:48.62 EURJRJUL Paul Biedermann,17,GER 17 1:48.65 USTRIALS Ryan Lochte,19,USA 18 1:48.67 GERLCJUN Stefan Herbst,26,GER 19 1:48.67 USTRIALS Daniel Ketchum,22,USA 20 1:48.69 EUR04MAY Massi Rosolino,25,ITA 21 1:48.76 USTRIALS Scott Goldblatt,24,USA 22 1:48.77 AUSLCMAR Nicholas Sprenger,18,AUS 23 1:48.87 JPNLCAPR Yoshihiro Okumura,20,JPN 24 1:48.88 ITALCMAR Andrea Beccari,25,ITA 25 1:48.89 ITALCMAR Federico Cappellazzo,23,ITA Remaining U.S.Swimmers 7 1:48.93 USTRIALS Chad Carvin,30,USA 8 1:49.24 USTRIALS Nate Dusing,25,USA 9 1:49.65 USTRIALS Josh Davis,31,USA 10 1:49.91 USTRIALS Justin Mortimer,22,USA 11 1:49.97 USTRIALS Jayme Cramer,20,USA 12 1:50.01 USTRIALS Benjamin Jones,22,USA 13 1:50.27 USTRIALS Chris DeJong,19,USA 14 1:50.33 USTRIALS Dale Rogers,22,USA 15 1:50.39 USTRIALS Neil Walker,28,USA 16 1:50.62 USTRIALS Larsen Jensen,18,USA 17 1:50.78 TXSRJUN Aaron Peirsol,20,USA 18 1:51.01 USNATAUG Garrett Weber-Gale,18,USA 19 1:51.08 USNATAUG Daniel Beal,19,USA 20 1:51.19 USTRIALS Robert Margalis,22,USA 21 1:51.25 COUNSAPR Kevin Clements,23,USA 22 1:51.25 USTRIALS Ryan Verlatti,17,USA 23 1:51.26 USTRIALS Scott Von Schoff,26,USA 24 1:51.27 USNATAUG Richard Berens,16,USA 25 1:51.36 USNATFEB Scott Tucker,28,USA 400 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 3:40.08 Ian Thorpe,AUS,2002 1 3:43.10 OLYMPICS Ian Thorpe,21,AUS 2 3:43.35 AUSLCMAR Grant Hackett,23,AUS 3 3:44.11 OLYMPICS Klete Keller,22,USA 4 3:46.08 OLYMPICS Larsen Jensen,18,USA 5 3:46.25 OLYMPICS Massi Rosolino,26,ITA 6 3:46.69 OLYMPICS Yuri Prilukov,20,RUS 7 3:48.08 AUSLCMAR Craig Stevens,23,AUS 8 3:48.40 ROMEJUN Emiliano Brembilla,25,ITA 9 3:48.77 OLYMPICS Spyridon Gianniotis,24,GRE 10 3:48.81 FUKUOMAY Takeshi Matsuda,19,JPN 11 3:48.92 USNATFEB Chad Carvin,29,USA 12 3:49.22 OLYMPICS Przemyslaw Stanczyk,19,POL 13 3:49.52 EUR04MAY Dragos Coman,24,ROM 14 3:49.66 OLYMPICS Christian Hein,21,GER 15 3:49.67 CANLCJUL Andrew Hurd,21,CAN 16 3:49.67 USTRIALS Peter Vanderkaay,21,USA 17 3:49.97 GBRLCAPR Adam Faulkner,22,GBR 18 3:50.15 POLLCJUN Pawel Korzeniowski,18,POL 19 3:50.21 GBRLCAPR Graeme Smith,28,GBR 20 3:50.32 EUR04MAY Jacob Carstensen,25,DEN 21 3:50.35 GBRLCAPR David Davies,19,GBR 22 3:50.43 USTRIALS Justin Mortimer,22,USA 23 3:50.72 USTRIALS Francis Crippen,20,USA 24 3:50.73 OLYMPICS Nicolas Rostoucher,23,FRA 25 3:50.97 OLYMPICS Lukasz Drzewinski,20,POL Remaining U.S.Swimmers 7 3:52.47 USTRIALS Robert Margalis,22,USA 8 3:53.58 EVANSJUN Erik Vendt,23,USA 9 3:54.75 USNATAUG Michael Klueh,17,USA 10 3:55.06 USTRIALS Tyler Deberry,19,USA 11 3:55.08 USTRIALS Benjamin Jones,22,USA 12 3:55.21 MALCHJAN Chris Thompson,25,USA 13 3:55.49 EVANSJUN Jayme Cramer,20,USA 14 3:55.55 USNATAUG Max Jaben,18,USA 15 3:55.83 AUB17JAN B.J. Jones,20,USA 16 3:56.02 USTRIALS Brendan Neligan,21,USA 17 3:56.22 USNATAUG Walter B. Stovall,16,USA 18 3:56.97 EVANSJUN Cameron Mull,27,USA 19 3:57.04 USNATAUG John Koehler,19,USA 20 3:57.10 TXSRJUN Ryan Lochte,19,USA 21 3:57.21 USNATAUG Matthew Patton,17,USA 22 3:57.30 USTRIALS Matthew Owen,20,USA 23 3:57.59 USTRIALS Stefan Hirniak,19,USA 24 3:57.59 USNATAUG Charles Houchin,16,USA 25 3:57.65 USNATFEB John Cole,22,USA 800 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 7:39.16 Ian Thorpe,AUS,2001 1 7:51.65 OLYMPICS Grant Hackett,24,AUS 2 7:53.29 USNATFEB Larsen Jensen,18,USA 3 7:54.21 OLYMPICS David Davies,19,GBR 4 7:54.47 EVANSJUN Craig Stevens,23,AUS 5 7:54.67 POLGPMAY Pawel Korzeniowski,18,POL 6 7:55.10 EVANSJUN Erik Vendt,23,USA 7 7:55.66 OLYMPICS Yuri Prilukov,20,RUS 8 7:57.19 OLYMPICS Dragos Coman,24,ROM 9 7:58.04 USNATFEB Justin Mortimer,21,USA 10 7:58.76 JPNLCAPR Takeshi Matsuda,19,JPN 11 7:59.02 MVNMAY Chad Carvin,30,USA 12 7:59.46 GERLCJUN Thomas Lurz,24,GER 13 7:59.83 ITALCJUN Emiliano Brembilla,25,ITA 14 8:00.07 OLYMPICS Spyridon Gianniotis,24,GRE 15 8:01.46 OLYMPICS Graeme Smith,28,GBR 16 8:01.52 SCSCMAY Klete Keller,21,USA 17 8:02.03 VCUPDEC Sebastien Rouault,18,FRA 18 8:02.33 CANETJUN Nicolas Rostoucher,23,FRA 19 8:02.40 CANETJUN Sergiy Fesenko,21,UKR 20 8:02.47 USNATFEB Chris Thompson,25,USA 21 8:03.03 GERLCJUN Paul Biedermann,17,GER 22 8:03.13 USNATFEB Sung-Mo Cho,19,KOR 23 8:03.31 CANLCJUL Kurtis MacGillivary,20,CAN 24 8:03.48 GERLCJUN Christian Hein,21,GER 25 8:03.53 HUNLCJUL Gergo Kiss,16,HUN Remaining U.S.Swimmers 7 8:05.63 USNATAUG Matthew Patton,17,USA 8 8:07.20 USTRIALS Francis Crippen,20,USA 9 8:07.81 EVANSJUN Peter Vanderkaay,21,USA 10 8:10.08 USNATAUG Christian Sprang,17,USA 11 8:10.56 USTRIALS Robert Margalis,22,USA 12 8:11.12 USNATAUG Max Jaben,18,USA 13 8:11.49 USNATAUG Walter B.
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