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2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Omaha, Nebraska Thursday, June 30, 2016 Finals Time Line Competition Pool Clears 6:40 PM Introduction Officials 6:53 PM Opening Address 6:54 PM National Anthem 6:56 PM Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke Parade 7:02 PM Final 7:04 PM Women's 100 Meter Freestyle Parade 7:13 PM Semifinal 1 7:15 PM Parade 7:17 PM Semifinal 2 7:18 PM Men's 200 Meter Backstroke Parade 7:24 PM Semifinal 1 7:25 PM Parade 7:32 PM Semifinal 2 7:33 PM Medal Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke 7:37 PM Women's 200 Meter Butterfly Parade 7:43 PM Final 7:44 PM Men's 100 Meter Freestyle Parade 7:53 PM Final 7:55 PM Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke Parade 8:00 PM Semifinal 1 8:02 PM Parade 8:06 PM Semifinal 2 8:08 PM Medal Women's 200 Meter Butterfly 8:12 PM Men's 200 Meter Individual Medley Parade 8:17 PM Semifinal 1 8:19 PM Parade 8:23 PM Semifinal 2 8:25 PM Medal Men's 100 Meter Freestyle 8:30 PM End of Session 8:36 PM Scratch box for tomorrow's events closes at the end of finals tonight. U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Swimming Omaha, NE 26 June - 3 July 2016 Event 18 Men 200 LC Meter Backstroke Event 16 Men 200 LC Meter Breaststroke World: 2:07.01 9/15/2012 Akhiro Yamaguchi World: 1:51.92 7/31/2009 Aaron Peirsol American: 2:07.42 7/29/2009 Eric Shanteau American: 1:51.92 7/31/2009 Aaron Peirsol U.S. Open: 2:07.86 8/7/2014 Kevin Cordes U.S. Open: 1:53.08 7/11/2009 Aaron Peirsol LC Nationals: 2:07.86 8/7/2014 Kevin Cordes LC Nationals: 1:53.08 7/11/2009 Aaron Peirsol Jr World: 2:09.64 8/6/2015 Anton Chupkov Jr World: 1:56.79 8/7/2015 Li Guangyuan Ol Trial Cut: 2:18.39 Ol Trial Cut: 2:03.79 Lane Name Age Team Semis Lane Name Age Team Prelims Heat 1 Finals Heat 1 of 2 Semis 1 BJ Johnson 29 Palo Alto Stan 2:10.77 1 Jake Taylor 24 Brigham Young/CVM 2:00.31 2 Nic Fink 22 Athens Bulldog 2:09.95 2 Justin Ress 18 Marlins of Ralei/NCS 1:59.60 3 Will Licon 21 Longhorn Aq/UT 2:09.08 3 Sean Lehane 21 Univ Tennessee 1:58.04 4 Kevin Cordes 22 Fox Valley/FORD 2:07.81 4 Tyler Clary 27 SwimMAC Car/MICH 1:56.85 5 Josh Prenot 22 California Aq 2:08.41 5 Michael Taylor 17 Dynamo SC 1:57.92 6 Cody Miller 24 Badger SC/IND 2:09.91 6 Austin Katz 17 Sarasota YMCA 1:59.05 7 Andrew Wilson 22 Longhorn Aq 2:10.70 7 Patrick Mulcare 20 Trojan SC/USC 1:59.86 8 Brendan McHugh 26 Greater Phila/UPenn 2:13.44 8 Cole Bateman 21 Eastern Michigan 2:01.10 Alternates Heat 2 of 2 Semis 1 Daniel Roy 16 Spokane Area 2:13.92 1 Drew Cosgarea 23 North Baltimore/STA 2:00.04 2 Alex Evdokimov 20 Coral Springs 2:14.42 2 Joey Reilman 19 Tennessee Aq/FAST 1:59.55 3 Robert Owen 20 H2Okie Aq/CRIM 1:58.01 Event 17 Women 100 LC Meter Freestyle 4 Jacob Pebley 22 California Aq/CAT 1:56.29 World: 52.07 7/31/2009 Britta Steffen 5 Ryan Murphy 20 California Aq 1:57.35 American: 53.02 7/30/2009 Amanda Weir 6 Hennessey Stuart 21 Una NCS/NCS 1:58.32 U.S. Open: 53.30 5/16/2008 Cate Campbell 7 Carter Griffin 21 DU Hilltoppers/UMIZ 1:59.74 LC Nationals: 53.43 6/25/2013 Missy Franklin 8 Tristan Sanders 20 Univ. Of Michiga/PYP 2:00.88 Jr World: 53.31 4/9/2016 Penelope Oleksiak Alternates Ol Trial Cut: 56.49 1 Patrick Conaton 20 Badger SC 2:01.20 Lane Name Age Team Prelims 2 Bryce Mefford 17 Sierra Marlins 2:01.21 Heat 1 of 2 Semis Event 15 Women 200 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Allison Schmitt 26 North Baltimore/UGA 54.95 2 Olivia Smoliga 21 Athens Bulldog/UGA 54.62 World: 2:01.81 10/21/2009 Zige Liu 3 Katie Ledecky 19 Nation's Capital 54.04 American: 2:04.14 7/30/2009 Mary Descenza, USA 4 Amanda Weir 30 SwimAtlanta 53.76 U.S. Open: 2:05.96 8/13/1981 Mary T. Meagher 5 Simone Manuel 19 Stanford/FCST 53.84 LC Nationals: 2:05.96 8/13/1981 Mary T. Meagher 6 Madison Kennedy 28 SwimMAC Car 54.24 Jr World: 2:06.51 8/8/2015 Yufei Zhang 7 Shannon Vreeland 24 Athens Bulldog 54.87 Ol Trial Cut: 2:14.99 8 Kirsten Vose 18 Rose Bowl Aq 55.32 Lane Name Age Team Semis Heat 2 of 2 Semis Heat 1 Finals 1 Margo Geer 24 Tucson Ford 54.87 1 Hannah Saiz 25 Schroeder YMCA/KE 2:10.44 2 Missy Franklin 21 Colorado Stars/Cal 54.41 2 Christina Bechtel 23 Kentucky Aq/XCEL 2:09.48 3 Kelsi Worrell 21 Univ Louisville 54.02 3 Cassidy Bayer 16 Nation's Capital 2:07.97 4 Abbey Weitzeil 19 Canyons Aq 53.58 4 Cammile Adams 24 SwimMAC Car 2:07.31 5 Dana Vollmer 28 California Aq 53.80 5 Hali Flickinger 21 Athens Bulldog/UGA 2:07.79 6 Lia Neal 21 Stanford/AGUA 54.06 6 Kelsi Worrell 21 Univ Louisville 2:08.94 7 Natalie Coughlin 33 California Aq 54.73 7 Katie McLaughlin 18 Mission Viejo/UCB 2:10.35 8 Mallory Comerford 18 Univ Louisville/SWYM 55.14 8 Ruby Martin 16 Iowa Flyers 2:10.67 Alternates Alternates 1 Katrina Konopka 19 Tucson Ford 55.34 1 Jen Marrkand 20 Cavalier Sw 2:10.94 2 Kendyl Stewart 21 North Coast Aq 55.38 2 Lauren Case 18 Chattahoochee G 2:11.17 Official Timekeeping by OMEGA U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Swimming Omaha, NE 26 June - 3 July 2016 Event 14 Men 100 LC Meter Freestyle World: 46.91 7/30/2009 Cesar Cielo Filho Heat 2 of 2 Semis 1 Zoe Bartel 15 Fort Collins 2:28.94 American: 47.33 7/30/2009 David Walters 2 Laura Sogar 25 Bluefish SC/UT 2:28.15 U.S. Open: 47.58 7/2/2008 Jason Lezak 3 Molly Hannis 24 Tennessee Aq/SRN 2:27.62 LC Nationals: 47.58 7/2/2008 Jason Lezak 4 Micah Lawrence 25 SwimMAC Car 2:26.27 Jr World: 48.03 4/11/2016 Kyle Chalmers 5 Annie Lazor 21 Auburn Univ/MAC 2:27.48 Ol Trial Cut: 50.69 6 Andee Cottrell 20 Univ Louisville 2:27.67 Lane Name Age Team Semis 7 Olivia Anderson 19 Aquajets Swim/UT 2:28.60 Heat 1 Finals 8 Melanie Margalis 24 Saint Petersburg/UGA 2:29.03 1 Blake Pieroni 20 Indiana Univ/DUNE 49.07 2 Anthony Ervin 35 Una MAC/UCB 48.71 Alternates 1 Abby Duncan 23 U. of Missouri 2:29.39 3 Caeleb Dressel 19 Bolles School/FLOR 48.53 2 Miranda Tucker 19 Una CW 2:29.47 4 Nathan Adrian 27 California Aq 47.91 5 Ryan Held 20 NC State Univ 48.48 6 Jimmy Feigen 26 New York A. 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C. 2:27.65 Heat 2 of 2 Semis 4 Bethany Galat 20 Texas A & M U/SBSC 2:26.72 1 Nick Thorne 20 Tucson Ford/MHA 2:01.61 2 Michael Andrew 17 Indie Swimming 2:00.79 5 Lilly King 19 Indiana Univ/NSC 2:27.55 3 Austin Surhoff 25 North Baltimore/UT 2:00.26 6 Emma Schoettmer 22 Tucson Ford/CGAC 2:28.01 4 Ryan Lochte 31 SwimMAC Car 1:58.05 7 Sarah Henry 24 Aggie Swim Club 2:28.74 5 Gunnar Bentz 20 Athens Bulldog/UGA 1:59.46 8 Emily Escobedo 20 Condors SC/UMBC 2:29.12 6 Kyle Whitaker 24 Club Wolverine 2:00.36 7 Max Williamson 21 Stanford/CLPR 2:01.46 8 Brandon Fiala 21 H2Okie Aq/MACH 2:01.91 Alternates 1 Ryan Harty 20 Longhorn Aq 2:02.06 2 Sean Grieshop 17 Nitro Swimming 2:02.07 Official Timekeeping by OMEGA Unofficial Time Line for Preliminary Sessions 2016 U.S.
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    Wellmark YMCA HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 2:21 PM 11/14/2020 Page 1 2020 Des Moines Time Trials - 11/13/2020 to 11/14/2020 Prairie Meadows Pool, Sanction #: IA-21-008 Wellmark YMCA * Des Moines, IA * 50 Meter Course Results - Saturday Time Trials Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle Time Trial World: 23.67 W 7/29/2017 Sarah Sjostrom SWE American: 23.97 A 7/30/2017 Simone Manuel USA U.S. Open: 24.08 O 6/1/2019 Pernille Blume DEN Jr World: 24.33 J 9/16/2017 Rikako Ikee JPN US Open Meet: 24.43 M 12/5/2019 Simone A Manuel Alto Swim Club-P Trial Cut: 25.99 T 25.99 OLY 2021 Olympic Trials 26.59 OPEN 2020 Toyota US Open 26.99 BON 2020 US Open Bonus Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time - Time Trial 1 Fiske, Sophie 17 Madison Aquatic Club 26.17 25.96T OLY 2 Remington, Erika 19 Schroeder YMCA Swim Team 26.45 26.42 OPEN 3 Hadford, Naeleah 21 iNspire Swim Team 26.01 26.73 BON --- Leubner, Molly 16 Unattached 26.50 NS Women 100 LC Meter Freestyle Time Trial World: 51.71 W 7/23/2017 Sarah Sjostrom SWE American: 52.04 A 7/26/2019 Simone Manuel USA U.S. Open: 52.54 O 7/25/2018 Simone Manuel Stanford Swimmin Jr World: 52.70 J 8/11/2016 Penny Oleksiak CAN US Open Meet: 53.42 M 12/7/2019 Erika J Brown Univ Tennessee-S Trial Cut: 56.29 T 56.29 OLY 2021 Olympic Trials 57.59 OPEN 2020 Toyota US Open 58.39 BON 2020 US Open Bonus Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time - Time Trial 1 Sansores de la Fuent, Tayde 20 University Of Arkansas Swimmin 58.55 58.20 BON 27.75 58.20 (30.45) 2 Karl, Abigail 17 Empire KC Swim Club 58.99 59.99 28.29 59.99 (31.70) Wellmark YMCA HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 2:21 PM 11/14/2020 Page 2 2020 Des Moines Time Trials - 11/13/2020 to 11/14/2020 Prairie Meadows Pool, Sanction #: IA-21-008 Wellmark YMCA * Des Moines, IA * 50 Meter Course Results - Saturday Time Trials Women 200 LC Meter Freestyle Time Trial World: 1:52.98 W 7/29/2009 Federica Pellegrini ITA American: 1:53.61 A 7/31/2012 Allison Schmitt USA Olympic Team U.S.
  • Pat Murphy by Annie Grevers

    Pat Murphy by Annie Grevers

    DADS ON DECK PAT MURPHY BY ANNIE GREVERS Did you ever have to fight the urge to “coach” Ryan? No. I didn’t swim competitively growing up, and I didn’t feel I knew enough about training young swimmers. My children were also blessed with having extremely talented coaches. Their first club coach, André Salles-Cunha, developed my children’s love for the sport. I remember watching a swim practice when Ryan was about 7. André was teaching Ryan underwater dolphin kicks. Ryan figured out the movement pretty quickly. André explained to Ryan that he wanted him to keep developing his underwater kicks in practice, but that he wouldn’t introduce it into his races until he was older. I thought that was so insightful of André and one of the reasons why Ryan’s underwaters are strong today. When Ryan was in eighth grade, he began to swim for The Bolles School that was led by Sergio Lopez-Miro and a strong supporting cast. Ryan was coached by Christian Bahr and Jon Sakovich his first year and by Sergio beginning in high school. The coaching staff was selfless, focusing on the current and continued progression of the swimmers and, thus, maintaining their passion for the sport. Never once did our Bolles coaches talk about individual accomplishments. If hard work and planning happened to culminate in a national age group record individually or for relays, or a national high school team title, that was icing on the cake. For Ryan, becoming a University of California-Berkeley Bear was by far the best choice he could have made.