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2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 27 Women’s 50m Freestyle Heats 20 AUG 2006 - 10:24 50m Nage Libre Femmes Séries TOTAL RANKING CLASSEMENT TOTAL WR 24.13 DE BRUIJN IngeNED Sydney (AUS) 22 SEP 2000 CR 25.03 VAN DYKEN AmyUSA Atlanta (USA) 13 AUG 1995 RankHT LN Name YB NationR.T. Result Behind 1. 44COUGHLIN Natalie82 USA 0.69 25.30 A 2. 54JOYCE Kara Lynn85 USA 0.73 25.37 A 0.07 3. 45WEIR Amanda86 USA 0.72 25.40 A 0.10 4. 34CASHION Courtney85 USA 0.65 25.41 A 0.11 5. 35NYMEYER Lacey85 USA 0.79 25.59 A 0.29 6. 53GUSMAO Rebeca84 BRA 0.67 25.81 A 0.51 7. 56DELAROLI Flavia83 BRA 0.73 25.84 A 0.54 8. 55ENGELSMAN Michelle79 AUS 0.73 25.86 A 0.56 9. 43SCHLANGER Melanie86 AUS 0.81 26.03 B 0.73 10. 33VOLLMER Dana87 USA 0.72 26.05 B 0.75 11. 46POON Victoria84 CAN 0.81 26.06 B 0.76 12. 52YAMADA Kaori81 JPN 0.76 26.20 B 0.90 13. 36BURGOS Renata82 BRA 0.86 26.25 B 0.95 14. 22MCLEAN Hannah81 NZL 0.88 26.26 B 0.96 14. 31KIM Dal Eun90 KOR 0.79 26.26 B 0.96 16. 28COSTER Liz82 NZL 0.76 26.41 ? 1.11 16. 57WILSON Hannah Jane Arnett89 HKG 0.76 26.41 ? 1.11 18. 48MITCHELL Seanna88 CAN 0.79 26.48 1.18 19. 51MORNINGSTAR Erica89 CAN 0.92 26.57 1.27 20. 37NAKAMURA Motomi88 JPN 0.79 26.67 1.37 21. 23VAZIRI Leila85 USA 0.76 26.70 1.40 22. 42NIEH Pin−Chieh88 TPE 0.79 26.76 1.46 23. 27DESCENZA Mary84 USA 0.77 26.77 1.47 23. 32FITCH Alison80 NZL 0.89 26.77 1.47 25. 26SZE Hang Yu88 HKG 0.76 26.82 1.52 26. 25LEE Keo Ra89 KOR 0.80 26.83 1.53 27. 21ENGLISH Lauren89 USA 0.75 26.87 1.57 28. 13ADCOCK Fran84 AUS 0.89 26.95 1.65 28. 24VANDENBERG Kim83 USA 0.71 26.95 1.65 30. 41BOYLE Lauren87 NZL 0.87 26.96 1.66 31. 14BOUCHARD Melanie82 CAN 0.88 27.10 1.80 32. 38STUBBINS Kelly84 AUS 0.79 27.17 1.87 33. 15LEE Leong Kwai88 HKG 0.82 27.45 2.15 34. 16RAWLINGS Kayla87 CAN 0.78 27.66 2.36 35. 47YANG Chin−Kuei87 TPE 0.85 27.82 2.52 58WONG Emily88 CAN DSQ Timing & Data-Handling by OMEGA SWW010900_74 1.0 Report Created SUN 20 AUG 2006 10:36 Page 1/1 2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 127 Women’s 50m Freestyle Finals 20 AUG 2006 - 18:57 50m Nage Libre Femmes Finales FINAL RESULTS CLASSEMENT FINALES WR 24.13 DE BRUIJN IngeNED Sydney (AUS) 22 SEP 2000 CR 25.03 VAN DYKEN AmyUSA Atlanta (USA) 13 AUG 1995 RankLN Name YB NationR.T. Result Behind A-FINAL: 1.5 JOYCE Kara Lynn 85 USA 0.69 25.10 2.4 COUGHLIN Natalie 82 USA 0.71 25.32 0.22 3.6 DELAROLI Flavia 83 BRA 0.79 25.62 0.52 4.3 GUSMAO Rebeca 84 BRA 0.69 25.64 0.54 5.7 SCHLANGER Melanie 86 AUS 0.84 25.77 0.67 6.2 ENGELSMAN Michelle 79 AUS 0.79 25.89 0.79 7.1 POON Victoria 84 CAN 0.81 25.97 0.87 8.8 YAMADA Kaori 81 JPN 0.82 26.18 1.08 B-FINAL: 1.4 WEIR Amanda 86 USA 0.72 25.25 2.5 BURGOS Renata 82 BRA 0.86 25.90 0.65 3.6 MCLEAN Hannah 81 NZL 0.87 26.04 0.79 4.8 MORNINGSTAR Erica 89 CAN 0.91 26.17 0.92 5.3 KIM Dal Eun 90 KOR 0.81 26.22 0.97 6.7 WILSON Hannah Jane Arnett 89 HKG 0.76 26.24 0.99 7.2 COSTER Liz 82 NZL 0.79 26.44 1.19 8.1 MITCHELL Seanna 88 CAN 0.83 26.54 1.29 Timing & Data-Handling by OMEGA SWW010100_73 1.0 Report Created SUN 20 AUG 2006 19:05 Page 1/1 2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 9 Women’s 100m Freestyle Heats 18 AUG 2006 - 10:00 100m Nage Libre Femmes Séries TOTAL RANKING CLASSEMENT TOTAL WR 53.30 STEFFEN BrittaGER Budapest (HUN) 2 AUG 2006 CR 53.99 COUGHLIN NatalieUSA Yokohama (JPN) 29 AUG 2002 RankHT LN Name YB NationR.T. 50m Result Behind 1. 54COUGHLIN Natalie82 USA 0.66 25.80 53.83 ACR 2. 64WEIR Amanda86 USA 0.77 25.95 54.23 A 0.40 3. 65JOYCE Kara Lynn85 USA 0.73 26.48 54.97 A 1.14 4. 55SCHLANGER Melanie86 AUS 0.85 26.97 55.16 A 1.33 5. 44NYMEYER Lacey85 USA 0.82 26.55 55.19 A 1.36 6. 53MYERS Whitney84 USA 0.68 26.81 55.34 A 1.51 7. 45REESE Shayne82 AUS 0.83 26.62 55.58 A 1.75 8. 52MORNINGSTAR Erica89 CAN 0.92 26.66 55.77 A 1.94 9. 42MACKENZIE Linda83 AUS 0.81 27.15 55.90 B 2.07 10. 57POON Victoria84 CAN 0.78 27.14 56.08 B 2.25 11. 51SAUMUR Genevieve87 CAN 0.82 27.14 56.16 B 2.33 12. 26MCLEAN Hannah81 NZL 0.87 27.47 56.19 B 2.36 13. 61WILKINSON Julia87 CAN 0.78 27.30 56.27 B 2.44 14. 63CASHION Courtney85 USA 0.66 26.65 56.32 B 2.49 15. 43VOLLMER Dana87 USA 0.71 27.22 56.40 B 2.57 16. 46STUBBINS Kelly84 AUS 0.78 27.58 56.42 B 2.59 17. 67POLL Claudia72 CRC 0.88 27.83 56.51 2.68 18. 41MITA Maki83 JPN 0.76 27.42 56.61 2.78 19. 33MITCHELL Seanna88 CAN 0.85 27.68 56.63 2.80 19. 32YAMADA Kaori81 JPN 0.78 27.48 56.63 2.80 21. 47URABE Norie86 JPN 0.73 27.50 56.64 2.81 22. 36LACROIX Audrey83 CAN 0.75 27.73 56.69 2.86 23. 37LEE Keo Ra89 KOR 0.83 27.55 56.79 2.96 24. 24WONG Emily88 CAN 0.68 27.20 56.85 3.02 25. 35WILSON Hannah Jane Arnett89 HKG 0.76 27.59 56.88 3.05 26. 23VAZIRI Leila85 USA 0.78 27.63 57.18 3.35 27. 62DESCENZA Mary84 USA 0.84 27.52 57.28 3.45 28. 15KIM Dal Eun90 KOR 0.79 27.73 57.32 3.49 29. 56BOYLE Lauren87 NZL 0.86 27.78 57.43 3.60 30. 38BEAUDRY Maya88 CAN 0.78 28.03 57.51 3.68 31. 66FITCH Alison80 NZL 1.06 27.54 57.52 3.69 32. 48UEDA Haruka88 JPN 0.82 28.30 57.56 3.73 33. 68YANG Chin−Kuei87 TPE 0.86 27.91 57.62 3.79 34. 14TSAI Hiu Wai Sherry83 HKG 0.73 27.89 57.68 3.85 34. 31NIEH Pin−Chieh88 TPE 0.78 27.75 57.68 3.85 36. 13ADCOCK Fran84 AUS 0.94 27.94 57.85 4.02 36. 18LEANE Karina85 AUS 0.78 28.23 57.85 4.02 38. 58PALMER Kylie90 AUS 0.74 28.10 57.91 4.08 39. 21ENGELSMAN Michelle79 AUS 0.74 27.35 58.01 4.18 40. 34BURGOS Renata82 BRA 0.83 27.80 58.05 4.22 41. 25COSTER Liz82 NZL 0.75 28.15 58.22 4.39 42. 22NAKAMURA Motomi88 JPN 0.82 27.94 58.31 4.48 43. 12ENGLISH Lauren89 USA 0.77 28.28 58.83 5.00 44. 11RAWLINGS Kayla87 CAN 0.70 28.39 59.07 5.24 45. 16LEE Leong Kwai88 HKG 0.82 29.23 59.42 5.59 Timing & Data-Handling by OMEGA SWW011900_74 1.0 Report Created SAT 19 AUG 2006 9:11 Page 1/2 2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 9 Women’s 100m Freestyle Heats 18 AUG 2006 − 10:00 100m Nage Libre Femmes Séries TOTAL RANKING CLASSEMENT TOTAL WR 53.30 STEFFEN BrittaGER Budapest (HUN) 2 AUG 2006 CR 53.99 COUGHLIN NatalieUSA Yokohama (JPN) 29 AUG 2002 RankHT LN Name YB NationR.T. 50m Result Behind 46. 28SZE Hang Yu88 HKG 0.79 28.61 59.47 5.64 47. 17PATON Sarah86 AUS 0.77 29.17 59.82 5.99 27ZIEGLER Kate88 USA DSQ Timing & Data-Handling by OMEGA SWW011900_74 1.0 Report Created SAT 19 AUG 2006 9:11 Page 2/2 2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 109 Women’s 100m Freestyle Finals 18 AUG 2006 - 18:00 100m Nage Libre Femmes Finales FINAL RESULTS CLASSEMENT FINALES WR 53.30 STEFFEN BrittaGER Budapest (HUN) 2 AUG 2006 CR 53.83 COUGHLIN NatalieUSA Victoria (CAN) 18 AUG 2006 RankLN Name YB NationR.T. 50m Result Behind A-FINAL: 1.4 COUGHLIN Natalie 82 USA 0.69 25.89 53.87 2.5 WEIR Amanda 86 USA 0.72 26.05 53.92 0.05 3.3 SCHLANGER Melanie 86 AUS 0.84 26.80 55.00 1.13 4.6 REESE Shayne 82 AUS 0.81 26.72 55.33 1.46 5.2 MORNINGSTAR Erica 89 CAN 0.90 26.76 55.36 1.49 6.7 POON Victoria 84 CAN 0.82 27.07 56.02 2.15 7.1 MCLEAN Hannah 81 NZL 0.85 27.09 56.38 2.51 8.8 POLL Claudia 72 CRC 0.87 27.94 56.84 2.97 B-FINAL: 1.4 JOYCE Kara Lynn 85 USA 0.71 26.10 54.93 2.5 MACKENZIE Linda 83 AUS 0.81 27.06 55.94 1.01 3.3 SAUMUR Genevieve 87 CAN 0.82 27.21 56.40 1.47 4.6 MITA Maki 83 JPN 0.72 27.87 56.57 1.64 5.1 WILSON Hannah Jane Arnett 89 HKG 0.79 27.30 56.69 1.76 6.2 YAMADA Kaori 81 JPN 0.79 27.40 56.76 1.83 6.7 LEE Keo Ra 89 KOR 0.81 28.02 56.76 1.83 8.8 KIM Dal Eun 90 KOR 0.81 28.24 57.45 2.52 Timing & Data-Handling by OMEGA SWW011100_73 1.0 Report Created SAT 19 AUG 2006 9:12 Page 1/1 2006 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Victoria, BC Event 3 Women’s 200m Freestyle Heats 17 AUG 2006 - 10:00 200m Nage Libre Femmes Séries TOTAL RANKING CLASSEMENT TOTAL WR 1:56.64 VAN ALMSICK FranziskaGER Berlin (GER) 3 AUG 2002 CR 1:57.48 POLL ClaudiaCRC Fukuoka (JPN) 10 AUG 1997 RankHT LN Name YB NationR.T.
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    NOVEMBER 12, 20 CHINA DAILY PAGE 4 ASIAD AQUATICS CHRISTOPHE SIMON / AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE China’s Zhang Lin celebrates after winning the men’s 800m freestyle fi nal in a world record time of 7:32.12 on July 29, 2009 at the FINA World Swimming Championships in Rome. BY THE NUMBERS A deep pool of talent >> DOHA GAMES SWIMMING CHINESE TO GO HEAD TO HEAD WITH JAPAN AND REPUBLIC OF KOREA FOR SWIMMING GLORY 16 By LEI LEI and support of the people. We must Another challenge will come Chinese team is ourselves,” said gold CHINA DAILY beat them, and all of us are confi dent from Beijing Olympic 400m free- team leader Zhou Jihong. “We we can,” Yao said. style gold medalist, ROK’s Park. hope our athletes will do their GUANGZHOU — One of the “We hope the men’s team will Zhang will meet Park — who beat best. If they perform at their best, greatest rivalries at the Guangzhou make a breakthrough and that the him in the 400m by 0.58 seconds to no matter if they win or not, it will Asian Games will be on display in women don’t make mistakes. Let’s win the Olympic gold medal in Bei- be good.” the swimming pool. wait and see how the two teams jing — in the 200m, 400m, 1,500m Since fi rst taking part in the div- 21 The Chinese team will face a perform at the competition.” and 4x200m relay. ing events at the 1974 Asian Games, silver strong challenge from neighboring The Chinese team comprises On the women’s side, world the Chinese team has swept all the Japan, while China’s leading swim- a mixture of veterans and young champion Liu Zige will be absent, gold medals in the sport.
  • The Age in Swimming of Champions in World Championships (1994–2013) and Olympic Games (1992–2012): a Cross-Sectional Data Analysis

    The Age in Swimming of Champions in World Championships (1994–2013) and Olympic Games (1992–2012): a Cross-Sectional Data Analysis

    sports Article The Age in Swimming of Champions in World Championships (1994–2013) and Olympic Games (1992–2012): A Cross-Sectional Data Analysis Beat Knechtle 1,*, Nicola Luigi Bragazzi 2,3, Stefan König 4, Pantelis Theodoros Nikolaidis 5, Stefanie Wild 4, Thomas Rosemann 4 and Christoph Alexander Rüst 4 1 Gesundheitszentrum St. Gallen, St. Gallen 9001, Switzerland 2 Department of Health Sciences (DISSAL), School of Public Health, University of Genoa, Genoa 16132, Italy; [email protected] 3 Department of Neuroscience, Rehabilitation, Ophthalmology, Genetics, Maternal and Child Health (DINOGMI), University of Genoa, Genoa 16132, Italy 4 Institute of Primary Care, University of Zurich, Zurich 8091, Switzerland; [email protected] (S.K.); [email protected] (S.W.); [email protected] (T.R.); [email protected] (C.A.R.) 5 Department of Physical and Cultural Education, Hellenic Army Academy, Vari 16673, Greece; [email protected] * Correspondence: [email protected]; Tel.: +41-0-71-226-93-00 Academic Editor: Eling de Bruin Received: 29 December 2015; Accepted: 22 February 2016; Published: 4 March 2016 Abstract: (1) Background: We investigated the age of swimming champions in all strokes and race distances in World Championships (1994–2013) and Olympic Games (1992–2012); (2) Methods: Changes in age and swimming performance across calendar years for 412 Olympic and world champions were analysed using linear, non-linear, multi-level regression analyses and MultiLayer Perceptron (MLP); (3) Results: The age of peak swimming performance remained stable in most of all race distances for world champions and in all race distances for Olympic champions.
  • Beijing - 6 August 2007 Press Conference

    Beijing - 6 August 2007 Press Conference

    BEIJING - 6 AUGUST 2007 PRESS CONFERENCE CONTACT: Vincent Brossel - Beijing : (86) 15 90 19 49 460 Christine Poumarède - Paris : +33 (0)1 4483 8472 www.rsf.org www.rsf-chinese.org China, gold medal for human rights violations Tens of thousands of athletes, sports lovers and journalists will gather in Beijing for the start of the Olympic Games on 8 August 2008. Exactly one year ahead of what is meant to be the lea- ding sports event, Reporters Without Borders is launching an international campaign to alert world opinion about the violation of basic freedoms in China. Why there is an urgent need to put pressure on the Chinese authorities and International Olympic Committee: 1. Despite the explicit undertakings it gave in 2001 to the International Olympic Committee, the Chinese government has done nothing to improve the situation of free expression or human rights in general. A representative of the Beijing Candidate Committee said at the time: “By entrusting the holding of the Olympic Games to Beijing, you will contribute to the development of human rights.” Six years later, this simply has not happened. 2. All those who love sports will be shocked to see the Olympic Games and its athletes used by a government which refuses to release the hundred or so journalists, free speech activists and cyber-dissidents it has imprisoned, and which heavily censors the news media and Internet. dissidents 3. The International Olympic Committee cannot remain silent in the face of this situation without discrediting itself. The Olympic Charter says sport must be “at the service of the har- monious development of man, with a view to promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity.” 4.