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50 METRES Freestyle MEN LC / a Standart 50 METRES Freestyle MEN LC / A Standart : 00:22.35 / B Standart : 00:23.13 Rank Family Name First Name Nat BY Time Competition PLACE Date OG QT 1 SULLIVAN Eamon AUS 1985 21.28 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 A 2 LEVEAUX Amaury FRA 1985 21.38 French Long Course Championships Dunkerque, FRA 4/25/2008 A 3 WEBER-GALE Garrett USA 1985 21.47 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 4 BERNARD Alain FRA 1983 21.50 29th LEN European Swimming Championships Eindhoven, NED 3/23/2008 A 5 BOUSQUET Frederick FRA 1981 21.53 2008 Speedo Champions Series - Georgia Atlanta, USA 7/10/2008 A 6 JONES Cullen USA 1984 21.59 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 7 WILDMAN TOBRINER Benjamin USA 1984 21.65 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 8 FILHO Cesar BRA 1987 21.75 2008 Speedo Champions Series - Georgia Atlanta, USA 7/10/2008 A 9 HALL Gary USA 1974 21.89 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 10 SCHOEMAN Roland RSA 1980 21.90 Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships 2008 Durban, RSA 4/1/2008 A 11 NYSTRAND Stefan SWE 1981 21.93 EDF Swimming Open 2007 Paris, FRA 8/3/2007 A 12 DRAGANJA Duje CRO 1983 21.94 29th LEN European Swimming Championships Eindhoven, NED 3/23/2008 A 13 FOSTER Mark GBR 1970 21.96 Golden Bear 2008 Zagreb, CRO 6/21/2008 A 14 TAKACS Krisztian HUN 1985 21.97 Hungarian National Championships Budapest, HUN 7/8/2008 A 15 LEZAK Jason USA 1975 21.98 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 16 BRUNELLI Nicholas USA 1981 21.99 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 17 KIZIEROWSKI Bartosz POL 1977 22.00 12th FINA World Championships 2007 Melbourne, AUS 3/30/2007 A 18 ADRIAN Nathan USA 1988 22.01 2008 Mutual Of Omaha Swimvitational Omaha, USA 6/5/2008 A 18 GREVERS Matthew USA 1985 22.01 2008 All-American LC Championships Austin, USA 3/6/2008 A 18 CALLUS Ashley AUS 1979 22.01 2008 Telstra Grand Prix 2 Sydney, AUS 7/4/2008 A 21 GILOT Fabien FRA 1984 22.06 French Long Course Championships Dunkerque, FRA 4/25/2008 A 21 LOUW Gideon RSA 1988 22.06 Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships 2008 Durban, RSA 4/1/2008 A 23 NORIEGA SANZ Javier ESP 1980 22.08 Spanish Summer Championships Barcelona, ESP 7/25/2007 A 24 DEIBLER Steffen GER 1987 22.11 120th German Swimming Championships Berlin, GER 4/22/2008 A 24 EL-MASRI Rafed GER 1982 22.11 MARE NOSTRUM 2008 - XXVI Monte-Carlo International Swim Meet Monte-Carlo, MON 6/8/2008 A 26 SANTOS Nicholas BRA 1980 22.12 24th Universiade Bangkok 2007 Bangkok, THA 8/14/2007 A 27 LUNDQUIST Bryan USA 1985 22.13 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 28 NEWTON Jonathon AUS 1981 22.15 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 A 29 BOVELL George TRI 1983 22.17 Croatian National Open Championships Dubrovnik, CRO 7/11/2008 A 30 LAGUNOV Evgeniy RUS 1985 22.18 Russian Open Swimming Championships 2008 Moscow, RUS 6/9/2008 A 30 ZANDBERG Gerhard Johannes RSA 1983 22.18 International Swim Meet 2007 in Japan Chiba, JPN 8/24/2007 A 32 GRECHIN Andrey RUS 1987 22.20 Russian Open Swimming Championships 2008 Moscow, RUS 6/9/2008 A 33 VAN DEN HOOGENBAND Pieter NED 1978 22.21 Dutch Open Swimming Championships 2008 Eindhoven, NED 6/5/2008 A 34 MAITRE David FRA 1980 22.22 EDF Swimming Open 2007 Paris, FRA 8/3/2007 A 34 FERNS Lyndon RSA 1984 22.22 Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships 2008 Durban, RSA 4/1/2008 A 36 HAYDEN Brent CAN 1983 22.23 Dutch Open Swim Cup Eindhoven, NED 12/8/2007 A 37 NEETHLING Ryk RSA 1977 22.26 Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships 2008 Durban, RSA 4/1/2008 A 38 CAVIC Milorad SRB 1984 22.29 Missouri Grand Prix Columbia, USA 2/15/2008 A 38 LORENTE GINESTA Eduard ESP 1977 22.29 12th FINA World Championships 2007 Melbourne, AUS 3/30/2007 A 40 KAPRALOV Andrey RUS 1980 22.30 Russian National Swimming Championships Saint-Petersburg, RUS 7/23/2007 A 41 WOODWARD Gabriel USA 1979 22.32 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 42 ILES Salim ALG 1975 22.34 9th All African Games Algiers, ALG 7/18/2007 A 43 FESIKOV Sergey RUS 1989 22.35 Russian Open Swimming Championships 2008 Moscow, RUS 6/9/2008 A 43 WALKER Neil USA 1976 22.35 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 A 45 HAMED Mohamed EGY 0 22.36 11th Arab Games Cairo, EGY 11/12/2007 B 46 TAYLA Kaan TUR 1986 22.37 2008 Speedo Champions Series - Georgia Atlanta, USA 7/10/2008 B 46 STYMNE Petter SWE 1983 22.37 Good Luck Beijing' 2008 Swimming China Open Beijing, CHN 2/3/2008 B 46 TARGETT Matthew AUS 1985 22.37 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 B 46 FAAMAUSILI-BANSE Orinoco NZL 1990 22.37 2nd FINA World Junior Swimming Championships Monterrey, MEX 7/10/2008 B 50 BURNETT Simon GBR 1983 22.38 British Swimming Championships Sheffield, GBR 3/31/2008 B 51 GODEC Jernej SLO 1986 22.39 12th FINA World Championships 2007 Melbourne, AUS 3/30/2007 B 51 TSAGKARAKIS Apostolos GRE 1982 22.39 Akropolis Grand Prix Athens, GRE 5/9/2008 B 51 GOODRICH Donald USA 1986 22.39 24th Universiade Bangkok 2007 Bangkok, THA 8/14/2007 B 54 MCGINNIS Eric USA 1987 22.40 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 55 BARRETT Jeffrey USA 1983 22.41 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 55 RIGHI Alexander USA 1986 22.41 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 55 SICOT Julien FRA 1978 22.41 French Long Course Championships Dunkerque, FRA 4/25/2008 B 58 GOODRICH Scott USA 1986 22.42 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 58 LIJESEN Robert NED 1985 22.42 29th LEN European Swimming Championships Eindhoven, NED 3/23/2008 B 60 TUTTY Matthew GBR 1984 22.43 British Swimming Championships Sheffield, GBR 3/31/2008 B 60 PUNINSKI Alexei CRO 1985 22.43 Toyota Grand Prix At Ohio State University Columbus, USA 4/4/2008 B 62 HARRIS Shaun RSA 1983 22.44 Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships 2008 Durban, RSA 4/1/2008 B 63 ABOOD Matthew AUS 1985 22.45 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 B 64 BOCCHIA Federico ITA 1986 22.46 46th International Swim Meet Seven Hills Roma, ITA 6/6/2008 B 65 MEICHTRY Dominik SUI 1984 22.47 2008 Janet Evans Invitational Los Angeles, USA 6/8/2008 B 66 HORTNESS Richard CAN 1985 22.48 2008 CN Swimming Trials Montreal, CAN 4/1/2008 B 67 COPELAND William USA 1986 22.50 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 68 ANDKJAER Jakob DEN 1985 22.51 Danish Open Aarhus, DEN 7/11/2007 B 68 GRANDJEAN Yoris BEL 1989 22.51 29th LEN European Swimming Championships Eindhoven, NED 3/23/2008 B 68 DIETRICH Johannes GER 1985 22.51 120th German Swimming Championships Berlin, GER 4/22/2008 B 68 HERRING Mark NZL 1984 22.51 2008 Absolute Insurance Olympic Trials Auckland, NZL 3/25/2008 B 68 MAGNINI Filippo ITA 1982 22.51 46th International Swim Meet Seven Hills Roma, ITA 6/6/2008 B 68 RAJAKYLA Matti FIN 1984 22.51 Finnish Championships Espoo, FIN 2/10/2008 B 74 MEOLANS Jose Martin ARG 1978 22.52 XV Pan American Games Rio De Janeiro, BRA 7/20/2007 B 74 GOSPER Richard AUS 1984 22.52 2008 Post NCAA Men's Long Course Invitational Federal Way, USA 3/30/2008 B 76 ROSE Matthew CAN 1981 22.53 2008 CN Swimming Trials Montreal, CAN 4/1/2008 B 77 STEIMETZ Boris FRA 1987 22.54 French Long Course Championships Dunkerque, FRA 4/25/2008 B 77 GALAVTINE Antoine FRA 1985 22.54 French Open Championships Saint-Raphael, FRA 6/24/2007 B 79 SCHNEIDER Joshua USA 1988 22.55 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 79 COVILLE Alexander USA 1988 22.55 2007 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming Championships Indianapolis, USA 8/4/2007 B 81 MCGINNIS Matthew USA 1985 22.56 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 82 OLIVEIRA Nicolas BRA 1987 22.58 Brazilian Swimming Championships - Maria Lenk Trophy 2008 Rio De Janeiro, BRA 5/7/2008 B 83 GASIOR Lukasz POL 1986 22.59 EDF Swimming Open 2007 Paris, FRA 8/3/2007 B 84 BARBIC Bruno CRO 1986 22.61 Croatian National Open Championships Dubrovnik, CRO 7/11/2008 B 85 BECERRA VELASCO Camilo Jose COL 1980 22.63 XV Pan American Games Rio De Janeiro, BRA 7/20/2007 B 85 DOTTO Luca ITA 1990 22.63 2nd FINA World Junior Swimming Championships Monterrey, MEX 7/10/2008 B 87 GIBSON Cameron NZL 1982 22.64 2008 Absolute Insurance Olympic Trials Auckland, NZL 3/25/2008 B 87 TIKHOBAEV Oleg RUS 1990 22.64 34th European Junior Swimming Championships Antwerp, BEL 7/22/2007 B 87 FRATUS Bruno BRA 1989 22.64 Brazilian Swimming Championships - Maria Lenk Trophy 2008 Rio De Janeiro, BRA 5/7/2008 B 87 DAVENPORT Ross GBR 1984 22.64 British Swimming Championships Sheffield, GBR 3/31/2008 B 91 ROE Derrick USA 1987 22.65 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 92 LEONARDI Luca ITA 1991 22.66 2nd FINA World Junior Swimming Championships Monterrey, MEX 7/10/2008 B 92 ITO Makoto JPN 1986 22.66 12th FINA World Championships 2007 Melbourne, AUS 3/30/2007 B 92 PROSSER Cameron AUS 1985 22.66 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 B 95 SOUZA Jader BRA 1982 22.68 Brazilian Swimming Championships - Maria Lenk Trophy 2008 Rio De Janeiro, BRA 5/7/2008 B 96 MUNOZ PEREZ Rafael ESP 1988 22.69 IX Spanish Spring Senior Open Championships Palma Mallorca, ESP 4/5/2008 B 96 VIRDHAWAL VIKRAM Khade IND 1991 22.69 2nd FINA World Junior Swimming Championships Monterrey, MEX 7/10/2008 B 96 RICHARDSON Kyle AUS 1987 22.69 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships Sydney, AUS 3/22/2008 B 96 KISHIDA Masayuki JPN 1985 22.69 Japan Swim 2008 Tokyo, JPN 4/15/2008 B 100 CAI Li CHN 1987 22.70 China National Swimming Championships Shaoxing, CHN 4/1/2008 B 100 MILLER Steve USA 1987 22.70 2008 US Olympic Team Trials Omaha, USA 7/4/2008 B 102 NEUWERT
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