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Deutscher Schwimm-Verband - weibliche Rekorde Deutsche Rekorde - 25m Bahn Deutsche Rekorde - 50m Bahn 50F Dorothea Brandt 1984 SG Neukölln Berlin 0:23,74 13.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 50F Britta Steffen 1983 SG Neukölln Berlin 0:23,73 02.08.2009 Rome, ITA 100F Britta Steffen 1983 SG Neukölln Berlin 0:51,76 21.11.2009 Hannover., GER 100F Britta Steffen 1983 SG Neukölln Berlin 0:52,07 31.07.2009 Rome, ITA 200F Silke Lippok 1994 SSG Pforzheim 1:53,96 28.11.2010 Eindhoven, NED 200F Annika Lurz 1979 SV Würzburg 05 1:55,68 28.03.2007 Melbourne, AUS 400F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 4:02,05 08.02.1987 Bonn, GER 400F Anke Möhring 1969 SC Magdeburg 4:05,84 17.08.1989 Bonn, GER 800F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 8:15,34 06.02.1987 Bonn, GER 800F Anke Möhring 1969 SC Magdeburg 8:19,53 22.08.1987 Strasbourg, FRA 1500F Petra Schneider 1963 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 15:43,31 10.01.1982 Gainesville, USA 1500F Hannah Stockbauer 1982 SSG 81 Erlangen 16:00,18 22.07.2003 Barcelona, ESP 50R Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Essen 0:26,21 14.11.2009 Berlin, GER 50R Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Essen 0:27,23 30.07.2009 Rome, ITA 100R Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Essen 0:57,34 21.11.2009 Hannover., GER 100R Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Essen 0:59,77 27.07.2009 Rome, ITA 200R Jenny Mensing 1986 SC Wiesbaden 1911 2:03,00 06.12.2009 Wuppertal, GER 200R Jenny Mensing 1986 LSV Hessen 2:08,80 19.12.2009 Magdeburg, GER 50B Janne Schäfer 1981 SV Nikar Heidelberg 0:29,55 15.11.2009 Berlin, GER 50B Kerstin Vogel 1985 SV Rhenania Köln 1919 0:30,77 01.08.2009 Rome, ITA 100B Caroline Ruhnau 1984 SG Essen 1:04,78 27.11.2009 Essen, GER 100B Sarah Poewe 1983 SG Bayer Wup/Uer/Dor 1:07,01 28.07.2009 Rome, ITA 200B Caroline Ruhnau 1984 SG Essen 2:20,41 11.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 200B Birte Steven 1980 AMTV-FTV Hamburg 2:25,33 15.04.2007 Berlin, GER 50S Antje Buschschulte 1978 SC Magdeburg 0:25,73 13.08.2006 Hamburg, GER 50S Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Essen 0:26,33 31.07.2009 Rome, ITA 100S Antje Buschschulte 1978 SC Magdeburg 0:56,94 10.12.2006 Helsinki, FIN 100S Annika Mehlhorn 1983 SG ACT / Baunatal 0:57,90 26.07.2009 Rome, ITA 200S Franziska Hentke 1989 SV Halle/S. 2:04,61 10.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 200S Annika Mehlhorn 1983 SG ACT / Baunatal 2:06,45 29.07.2009 Rome, ITA 100L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S. 0:59,05 10.12.2011 Szczecin, POL 200L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S. 2:07,65 14.11.2009 Berlin, GER 200L Ute Geweniger 1964 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 2:11,73 04.07.1981 Berlin, GER 400L Nicole Hetzer 1979 SC Magdeburg 4:29,46 16.12.2001 Antwerpen, BEL 400L Petra Schneider 1963 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 4:36,10 01.08.1982 Guayaquil, ECU 4x50F Dorothea Brandt 1984 Germany - DSV 1:36,73 11.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 4x50F Dorothea Brandt 1984 Germany - DSV 1:41,52 05.02.2011 Essen, GER Daniela Samulski 1984 Silke Lippok 1994 Lisa Vitting 1991 Lisa Vitting 1991 Daniela Schreiber 1989 Daniela Schreiber 1989 4x100F DSV-Nationalmannschaf 3:34,69 19.04.1997 Göteburg, SWE 4x100F Britta Steffen 1983 Germany - DSV 3:31,83 26.07.2009 Rome, ITA Daniela Samulski 1984 Petra Dallmann 1978 Daniela Schreiber 1989 4x200F DSV-Nationalmannschaf 7:58,04 17.04.1987 Göteburg, SWE 4x200F Petra Dallmann 1978 DSV-Nationalmannschaf 7:50,82 03.08.2006 Budapest, HUN Daniela Samulski 1984 Britta Steffen 1983 Annika Liebs 1979 4x50R Limitzeit 2:01,15 01.01.1994 4x50R Limitzeit 2:00,00 01.01.1994 4x50B Limitzeit 2:11,34 01.01.1994 4x50B Limitzeit 2:16,00 01.01.1994 4x50S Limitzeit 1:53,06 01.01.1994 4x50S Limitzeit 1:55,00 01.01.1994 4x50L Daniela Samulski 1984 Germany - DSV 1:46,53 12.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 4x50L Lisa Graf 1992 Germany - DSV 1:54,50 06.02.2011 Essen, GER Janne Schäfer 1981 Caroline Ruhnau 1984 Lisa Vitting 1991 Lisa Vitting 1991 Daniela Schreiber 1989 Daniela Schreiber 1989 4x100L DSV-Nationalmannschaf 4:01,47 19.03.2000 Athen, GRE 4x100L Daniela Samulski 1984 Germany - DSV 3:55,79 01.08.2009 Rome, ITA Sarah Poewe 1983 Annika Mehlhorn 1983 Britta Steffen 1983 Dieses Dokument wurde automatisch am 08.02.2012 um 08:42 Uhr erstellt. Weitere Infos unter www.schwimmen.dsv.de Deutscher Schwimm-Verband - weibliche Rekorde Deutsche Altersklassenrekorde für 19-jährige - 25m Bahn Deutsche Altersklassenrekorde für 19-jährige - 50m Bahn 50F Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:25,02 14.11.2010 Wuppertal, GER 50F Daniela Götz 1987 SSG 81 Erlangen 0:25,24 26.11.2006 Hannover, GER 100F Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:53,75 12.11.2010 Wuppertal, GER 100F Daniela Götz 1987 SSG 81 Erlangen 0:55,00 21.06.2006 Berlin, GER 200F Birgit Meineke 1964 SC Dynamo Berlin 1:56,35 07.01.1993 Indianapolis, USA 200F Franziska van Almsick 1978 SC Berlin 1:58,14 25.07.1996 Atlanta, USA 400F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 4:02,05 08.02.1987 Bonn, GER 400F Hannah Stockbauer 1982 SSG 81 Erlangen 4:09,36 29.07.2001 Fukuoka, JPN 800F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 8:15,34 06.02.1987 Bonn, GER 800F Anke Möhring 1969 SC Magdeburg 8:19,53 22.08.1987 Straßburg, FRA 1500F Petra Schneider 1963 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 15:43,31 10.01.1982 Gainesville, USA 1500F Hannah Stockbauer 1982 SSG 81 Erlangen 16:01,02 28.07.2001 Fukuoka, JPN 50R Janine Pietsch 1982 SC Riesa 0:27,79 15.12.2001 Antwerpen, BEL 50R Lisa Graf 1992 SSG Leipzig 0:29,12 09.07.2011 Leipzig, GER 100R Janine Pietsch 1982 SC Riesa 0:59,79 14.12.2001 Antwerpen, BEL 100R Sandra Völker 1974 SG Hamburg 1:01,73 06.06.1993 Potsdam, GER 200R Antje Buschschulte 1978 SC Magdeburg 2:08,59 08.02.1997 Paris, FRA 200R Cathleen Rund 1977 TG Biberach 2:10,96 27.08.1995 Wien, AUT 50B Sarah Poewe 1983 SG Bayer Wup/Uer/Dor 0:30,90 12.12.2002 Riesa, GER 50B Janne Schäfer 1981 TV Jahn Wolfsburg 0:31,51 15.06.2000 Berlin, GER 100B Sarah Poewe 1983 SG Bayer Wup/Uer/Dor 1:06,67 15.12.2002 Riesa, GER 100B Sarah Poewe 1983 SG Bayer Wup/Uer/Dor 1:09,78 22.05.2002 Warendorf, GER 200B Sarah Poewe 1983 SG Bayer Wup/Uer/Dor 2:21,99 13.12.2002 Riesa, GER 200B Anne Poleska 1980 SG Krefeld 2:29,55 15.01.1998 Perth, AUS 50S Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:26,39 26.11.2010 Eindhoven, NED 50S Saskia Donat 1990 SC Magdeburg 0:26,82 21.03.2009 Magdeburg, GER 100S Franziska Hentke 1989 SV Halle / Saale 0:59,13 30.11.2008 Essen, GER 100S Sina Sutter 1991 SG Essen 0:59,43 04.07.2010 Berlin, GER 200S Franziska Hentke 1989 SV Halle / Saale 2:06,03 29.11.2008 Essen, GER 200S Annika Mehlhorn 1983 SG ACT/Baunatal 2:09,37 04.08.2002 Berlin, GER 100L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S. 0:59,05 10.12.2011 Szczecin, POL 200L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S. 2:09,19 08.12.2011 Szczecin, POL 200L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S. 2:13,32 03.06.2011 Berlin, GER 400L Petra Schneider 1983 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 4:33,65 09.01.1982 Gainesville, USA 400L Petra Schneider 1963 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 4:36,10 01.08.1982 Guayaquil, ECU | | Deutsche Altersklassenrekorde für 18-jährige - 25m Bahn Deutsche Altersklassenrekorde für 18-jährige - 50m Bahn 50F Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:24,96 21.11.2009 Hannover., GER 50F Daniela Schreiber 1989 SV Halle (Saale) 0:25,38 10.03.2007 Halle (Saale), GER 100F Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:53,02 10.12.2009 Istanbul, TUR 100F Daniela Schreiber 1989 SV Halle (Saale) 0:54,73 14.04.2007 Berlin, GER 200F Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 1:55,72 21.11.2009 Hannover., GER 200F Franziska van Almsick 1978 SC Berlin 1:58,14 25.07.1996 Atlanta, USA 400F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 4:02,05 08.02.1987 Bonn, GER 400F Hannah Stockbauer 1982 SSG 81 Erlangen 4:06,55 18.06.2000 Berlin, GER 800F Astrid Strauß 1968 TSC Berlin 8:15,34 06.12.1987 Bonn, GER 800F Anke Möhring 1969 SC Magdeburg 8:19,53 22.08.1987 Strasbourg, FRA 1500F Petra Schneider 1963 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 15:43,31 10.01.1982 Gainesville, USA 1500F Jana Henke 1973 OSC Potsdam 16:38,79 21.03.1992 Köln, GER 50R Deborah Gonschorek 1992 SV Halle/S. 0:27,77 30.10.2010 Berlin, GER 50R Lisa Graf 1992 SSG Leipzig 0:29,13 02.07.2010 Berlin, GER 100R Sandra Völker 1974 SG Hamburg 1:00,09 11.12.1993 Nürnberg, GER 100R Sandra Völker 1974 SG Hamburg 1:01,73 06.06.1993 Potsdam, GER 200R Jenny Mensing 1986 SG Neukölln 2:08,56 26.11.2004 Essen, GER 200R Cathleen Rund 1977 TG Biberach 2:10,96 27.08.1995 Wien, AUT 50B Kerstin Vogel 1985 DSV 0:31,07 11.12.2003 Dublin, IRL 50B Vanessa Grimberg 1993 SB Schwaben Stuttgart 0:32,01 03.06.2011 Berlin, GER 100B Vanessa Grimberg 1993 SB Schwaben Stuttgart 1:08,07 22.10.2011 Berlin, GER 100B Carolin Böhm 1986 TSV Rethen 1:09,21 08.06.2004 Berlin, GER 200B Vanessa Grimberg 1993 SB Schwaben Stuttgart 2:24,39 27.11.2011 Wuppertal, GER 200B Anne Poleska 1980 SG Krefeld 2:29,55 15.01.1998 Perth, AUS 50S Lisa Vitting 1991 SG Essen 0:26,54 27.11.2009 Essen, GER 50S Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Neukölln 0:26,86 30.07.2002 Berlin, GER 100S Annika Mehlhorn 1983 SG ACT/Baunatal 0:59,05 02.12.2001 Rostock, GER 100S Daniela Samulski 1984 SG Neukölln 0:59,41 01.08.2002 Berlin, GER 200S Franziska Hentke 1989 SV Halle / Saale 2:06,47 18.11.2007 Berlin, GER 200S Annika Mehlhorn 1983 SG ACT/Baunatal 2:06,97 23.07.2001 Fukuoka, JPN 100L Theresa Michalak 1992 SV Halle/S.
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    2009 RULES & REGULATIONS MAJOR LEGISLATION AND RULE CHANGES FOR 2009 1. Swimwear restrictions were put in place for those competing in 12 & under age group defined competition. 2. Meet information for sanctioned or approved competitions must state whether the pool has been certified in accordance with 104.2.2C(4). 3. A Short Course Junior Nationals will be held each winter. 4. Sexual misconduct provisions have been extended to include all members and/or non- members who are participating in any affairs or activities of USA Swimming or its LSCs. 5. The recruiting provision in the Code of Conduct has been expanded. 6. Part 4 has been rewritten to include LSC Hearings and Appeals. 7. Part 6 has been rewritten to include important information previously included only in the LSC Model Bylaws. DOPING CONTROL All athletes should check the status of all medications they plan to take PRIOR to taking them. This includes Over the Counter and Prescription medications. It is the responsibility of the athlete to ensure that no prohibited substance enters his/her system. The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) offers a Drug Reference Line (1-800-233-0393) and a Drug Reference Online (www.usantidoping.org/dro) where athletes, coaches, parents and medical professionals may check to ensure that proper documentation is on file for their medications and that they are consuming medications that are permitted. To comply with the World Anti-Doping Code, FINA, USOC and USADA have all amended their anti-doping rules. The current rules are available at the offices of USA Swimming or may be found online at the following websites: WADA www.wada-ama.org FINA www.fina.org USOC www.usoc.org USADA www.usantidoping.org USA SWIMMING POLICY MANUAL The USA Swimming Policy Manual is available on USA Swimming’s website: usaswimming.org (Volunteers/Governance).
  • EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL SWIM MEET Incorporating BRITISH SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

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