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2019 TYR Pro Swim Series Richmond, VA Friday, April 12, 2019 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series Richmond, VA Friday, April 12, 2019 No. of Heats Est. Start Time Event #13 Women's 200 Meter Butterfly 4 9:00 AM Event #14 Men's 200 Meter Butterfly 4 9:12 AM Event #15 Women's 50 Meter Freestyle 6 9:24 AM Event #16 Men's 50 Meter Freestyle 8 9:31 AM Event #17 Women's 100 Meter Backstroke 5 9:41 AM Event #18 Men's 100 Meter Backstroke 6 9:52 AM Event #19 Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke 4 10:04 AM Event #20 Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke 7 10:18 AM Event #21 Women's 50 Meter Butterfly 4 10:41 AM Event #22 Men's 50 Meter Butterfly 6 10:46 AM Event #23 Women's 400 Meter Freestyle 4 10:53 AM Event #24 Men's 400 Meter Free style 6 11:14 AM End of Session 1 11:43 AM 1 11:43 AM 1 11:43 AM 1 11:43 AM 1 11:43 AM 1 11:43 AM Version: 04/10/19 ‐ 4:45 PM USA Swimming-National Meets HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 7:12 PM 4/11/2019 Page 1 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series #3 Richmond - 4/10/2019 to 4/13/2019 Meet Program - Friday Prelims Event 13 Women 200 LC Meter Butterfly Event 14 Men 200 LC Meter Butterfly World: 2:01.81 10/21/2009 Zige Liu World: 1:51.51 7/29/2009 Michael Phelps American: 2:04.14 7/30/2009 Mary Descenza American: 1:51.51 7/29/2009 Michael Phelps U.S. Open: 2:05.87 7/25/2018 Hali Flickinger U.S. Open: 1:52.20 7/2/2008 Michael Phelps Jr World: 2:06.29 4/15/2017 Suzuka Hasegawa Jr World: 1:53.79 6/30/2017 Kristof Milak Pro Swim: 2:06.76 2012 Cammile Adams Pro Swim: 1:55.29 2017 Li Zhuhao Trial Cut: 2:14.59 Trial Cut: 2:01.19 Lane NameAge Team Seed Time Lane NameAge Team Seed Time Heat 1 of 4 Prelims Heat 1 of 4 Prelims 3 Kayla Graham 17 Nation's Capital 2:20.93 L B 2 Zhenya Ingram 17 American Energy 2:07.02 L B 4 Maddy Burt 17 Swim Florida 2:19.15 L B 3 Peyton Werner 18 Gator Swim Club 2:05.75 L B 5 Madelyn Donohoe 17 The Fish 2:20.52 L B 4 Ben Charles 17 Machine Aquatics 1:47.70 Y Heat 2 of 4 Prelims 5 Chris Balbo 20 Unattached 2:05.63 L B 1 Mackenzie McConagha 16 Nation's Capital 1:58.86 Y 6 Matthew Marquardt 21 X-Cel Swimming 2:06.14 L B 2 Olivia Grossklaus 18 Southern Methodi 2:16.16 7 Casey Storch 19 Cavalier Swimmin 2:07.03 L B 3 Easop Lee 19 Unattached Duke 2:12.91 Heat 2 of 4 Prelims 4 Ella Eastin 22 Alto Swim Club 2:08.21 1 Derek Cox 21 Princeton Univer/DYNA 1:45.46 Y 5 Isabella Paez 23 Pinnacle Racing 2:11.26 2 Danny Syrkin 17 Rose Bowl Aquati 2:04.00 6 Reka Kovacs 19 West Virginia Un 2:14.87 3 Wilrich Coetzee 21 New Zealand/New Zealand 1:59.04 7 Erin Trahan 21 Southern Methodi 1:56.44 Y 4 Zach Harting 21 Univ Louisville 1:55.05 Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 5 Alex Kunert 23 Una QU 1:57.12 1 Olivia McMurray 16 Swim Florida 1:58.51 Y 6 Taylor Abbott 20 Unattached 2:01.91 2 Morgan Bullock 20 West Virginia Un 2:15.99 7 Santi Corredor 19 Gator Swim Club 2:04.72 3 Alena Kraus 19 Univ Louisville 2:12.75 8 Spencer Klinsky 20 Redhawk Aquatics 1:47.48 Y 4 Katie Drabot 21 Unattached 2:07.18 Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 5 Megan Kingsley 23 Athens Bulldog S/Georgia 2:10.91 1 Gordon Wheeler 20 Redhawk Aquatics 2:04.87 6 Leah Gingrich 29 Columbus Aquatic 2:14.47 2 Micah Oh 19 Unattached 2:02.95 7 Brooke Forde 20 Unattached 1:56.14 Y 3 David Dixon 20 West Virginia Un 1:58.61 Heat 4 of 4 Prelims 4 Chase Kalisz 25 Athens Bulldog S/Georgia 1:54.79 1 Cabell Whitlow 19 Una Duke 1:58.47 Y 5 Jan Switkowski 25 Gator Swim Club 1:55.84 2 Mia Abruzzo 16 Plymouth Whitema 2:14.89 6 William Riggs 21 Gamecock Aquatic 2:00.24 3 Hannah Saiz 27 Una Ssty/KENYON 2:12.74 7 Tomas Peribonio 23 Gator Swim Club 2:04.34 4 Hali Flickinger 24 Athens Bulldog S/Georgia 2:05.87 8 Matthew Whelan 18 Una Duke 1:47.21 Y 5 Kelsi Dahlia 24 Cardinal Aquatic 2:09.04 Heat 4 of 4 Prelims 6 Mary Smutny 18 South Florida Aq 2:13.28 1 Matt Bonnell 17 Plymouth Whitema 2:04.73 7 Shannon Stott 18 Unattached 2:16.63 2 Luke Davis 18 American Energy 2:02.93 8 Sara Stotler 15 Planet Swim Aqua 2:18.92 L B 3 Fynn Minuth 21 Una Game 1:57.34 4 Justin Wright 22 Tucson Ford Deal 1:54.63 5 Antani Ivanov 19 Una Prvt 1:55.55 6 Bradlee Ashby 23 New Zealand/New Zealand 2:00.19 7 Lexo Walker 20 Ridgefield Aquat 2:04.17 8 Ethan Tack 18 Unattached 1:47.07 Y USA Swimming-National Meets HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 7:12 PM 4/11/2019 Page 2 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series #3 Richmond - 4/10/2019 to 4/13/2019 Meet Program - Friday Prelims Heat 5 of 6 Prelims Event 15 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Lexie Mulvihill 15 Team Velocity 26.08 World: 23.67 7/29/2017 Sarah Sjostrom 2 Claire Curzan 14 Tac Titans 25.53 American: 23.97 7/30/2017 Simone Manuel 3 Isabella Arcila Hurtado 25 Mission Viejo Na 25.11 U.S. Open: 24.10 7/29/2018 Simone Manuel 4 Farida Osman 24 Pinnacle Racing 24.62 Jr World: 24.33 9/16/2017 Rikako Ikee 5 Olivia Smoliga 24 Athens Bulldog S/Georgia 24.84 Pro Swim: 24.17 2016 Sarah Sjostrom 6 Amanda Kendall 28 Mission Viejo Na 25.30 Trial Cut: 25.99 7 Katie Meili 27 New York Athleti/Team Elit 25.91 Lane NameAge Team Seed Time 8 Lexi Cuomo 17 Mason Makos Swim 26.32 Heat 1 of 6 Prelims Heat 6 of 6 Prelims American Energy 23.88 1 Hanna Newby 18 Y B 1 Rebecca Moynihan 20 Una Swim 26.06 2 Meghan Burton 20 Unattached 23.81 Y B 2 Alia Atkinson 30 South Florida Aq 25.47 Univ Miami Hurri 23.28 3 Zorry Mason 18 Y B 3 Gabi Fa'Amausili 19 Una Absc 25.02 4 Andrea Podmanikova 21 Southern Methodi 26.88 L B 4 Simone Manuel 22 Alto Swim Club 23.97 Unattached 26.97 5 Autumn D'Arcy 18 L B 5 Kelsi Dahlia 24 Cardinal Aquatic 24.79 6 Maddy Burt 17 Swim Florida 23.37 Y B 6 Anika Apostalon 24 Trojan Swim Club 25.22 Pinnacle Racing 23.82 7 Breanna Roman 23 Y B 7 Kasia Wilk 27 Una Tra 25.78 Heat 2 of 6 Prelims 8 Kylee Alons 19 NC State Univers 26.13 1 Daniela Georges 22 Tucson Ford Deal 26.74 L B 2 Anna Landon 18 Una Prvt 22.76 Y Event 16 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle 3 Erin Trahan 21 Southern Methodi 22.53 Y World: 20.91 12/18/2009 Cesar Cielo Filho 4 Kayla Purcell 20 Una Prvt 26.53 American: 21.15 7/29/2017 Caeleb Dressel 5 Cathy Teng 18 Princeton Univer 26.58 U.S. Open: 21.14 7/9/2009 Cesar Cielo 6 Missy Cundiff 19 Unattached 22.69 Y Jr World: 21.75 8/25/2017 Michael Andrew 7 Vivian Wang 18 Princeton Univer 26.67 L B Pro Swim: 21.56 2015 Nathan Adrian 8 Melissa Pish 19 Unattached Duke 26.75 L B Trial Cut: 23.19 Heat 3 of 6 Prelims Lane NameAge Team Seed Time 1 Fiona Schere 15 North Baltimore 26.49 Heat 1 of 8 Prelims 2 Kathryn Saurborn 27 Planet Swim Aqua 26.47 2 Alexander Chiu 17 South Jersey Aqu 24.65 L B 3 Katie Ledecky 22 Nation's Capital 26.43 3 Will Koeppen 17 Machine Aquatics 24.55 L B 4 Mykenzie Leehy 20 Univ of Houston 26.34 4 Dean Nguyen 20 Unattached 24.34 L B 5 Megan Drumm 17 North Baltimore 26.40 5 Santiago Aguilera 19 Unattached 24.41 L B 6 Catherine Johnson 21 Una Ecu 26.46 6 Christian March 23 Performance Aqua 24.59 L B 7 Mckenna Smith 16 Florida Elite Sw 26.49 7 Chris Mayer 20 Unattached 20.61 Y B 8 Breeja Larson 26 New York Athleti 26.53 Heat 2 of 8 Prelims Heat 4 of 6 Prelims 1 Ryan Brimer 20 Unattached 24.27 L B 1 Julia Bruneau 19 Una Prvt 26.11 2 David Oderinde 16 Premier Aquatics 20.46 Y 2 Amanda Weir 33 SwimAtlanta 25.72 3 Daniel Cook 20 Unattached 20.39 Y 3 Natalie Hinds 25 Athens Bulldog S 25.19 4 Luke Barr 16 Sarpy County Swi 20.17 Y 4 Margo Geer 27 Mission Viejo Na 24.72 5 Austin Hartke 20 West Virginia Un 20.28 Y 5 Madison Kennedy 31 SwimMAC Carolina 24.86 6 Danny Syrkin 17 Rose Bowl Aquati 20.44 Y 6 Ali DeLoof 24 Team Elite/NYAC 25.33 7 Max Gustafson 20 West Virginia Un 24.07 L B 7 Allyson Ponson 23 Azura Florida Aq 26.06 8 Colin Reilly 19 Princeton Univer/PCAC 24.27 L B 8 Julie Woody 25 Savannah Swim Te 26.32 USA Swimming-National Meets HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 7:12 PM 4/11/2019 Page 3 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series #3 Richmond - 4/10/2019 to 4/13/2019 Meet Program - Friday Prelims Heat 3 Prelims (#16 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle) Heat 8 of 8 Prelims 1 Eric Hinderup 20 Una Ecu 20.07 Y 1 Santiago Grassi 22 Auburn Universit 23.10 2 Loren Gillilan 20 Unattached 23.99 2 Bartosz Piszczorowicz 19 Univ Louisville 22.79 3 Brendan Sullivan 18 Unattached 23.90 3 Renzo Tjon A Joe 23 Pinnacle Racing 22.18 4 Josiah Morales 24 Performance Aqua 23.71 4 Caeleb Dressel 22 Gator Swim Club 21.15 5 Max Walther 19 Princeton Univer/RED BANK 23.75 5 Michael Chadwick 23 Team Elite 21.99 6 Jacob Powell 18 Premier Aquatics 23.96 6 Abdelrahman Sameh 19 Egypt 22.43 7 Jack Conger 24 Cavalier Swimmin 19.23 Y 7 Drew Modrov 29 Unattached 22.84 8 Nathan Lile 24 Gamecock Aquatic 20.08 Y 8 Mazen Elkamash 23 Phoenix Swim Clu 23.17 Heat 4 of 8 Prelims Event 17 Women 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 William Pelton 18 North Baltimore 23.67 World: 58.00 7/28/2018 Kathleen Baker 2 Matthew Essing 20 Una Tus 23.67 American: 58.00 7/28/2018 Kathleen Baker 3 Jack Doherty 20 Unattached 23.61 U.S.
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