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1994 World Championships Results for the Record 8141 85 Nikki Dryd€n, CAN Eugenia Emakova, KAZ 2:04,45 S Rìchardson, CAN RIJS 54 15 Lu Bin, CHN 59 ô8 25!ø N Meshsryakova, Johnc*e, SWE 8:43.16 Phil¡ppa Langrell, NZL 59 Eileen coparropa, PAN 2:04.70 Louise Dyken, USA 54.n F. Van Almsick, GEF 83 2549 AmY Van Elwani, EGY 8r44,89 Carla Geurls, NED 59 Joscelin Yeo, SIN 2105,39 Rania Postma, NED 55,16 JennyThmpson,USA 89 0rcn0 2567 Angêla Caterina Borgato, ITA 8:45.38 llziar EspaEa, ESP TRI 2:05 53 55,57 l\¡etle Jacobsen, DEN 1:00 39 Siobhan CroPPer, 25.77 Lu Bin, CHN liladine, IRL 8ì49 15 Malin Nilssm, SWE 1:00 46 Teresa Moodie, Zll\¡ 2105 88 Mailm Angel Malìno, USA 5577 Angel Mart¡no, USA 25,85 2:06 Olga Kirichenko, RUS 8:52 36 loana Nagh¡, ROM Suzu Chiba, JPN 1:00 77 Shu.Nl¡n Tsa¡, TPE 27 25.85 Sumika Minamolo, JPN 55 79 815252 Hana cerna, CzÉ '1r01.16 Rom¡naCannmi,CHl 2ì0632 SandraCam,EEL GER 55 79 Karen Pickering, GBR 25 94 F Van Almsick, 8152 M Kirslen Vlìeghuis, NED Naìalia Scapinello, AFG 2107 il Fu-Jen Kuo, TPE ESP Consolation Finals 1r01,59 2ûM Claudia Fran@, DEN 8:53 23 SandraCam, BEL 1:01 Jovanka Dimovska, MKD 2:07 99 Beril Puggaard, CAN 55 64 N, l\¡esheryakova, RIJS 57 2620 S Shakespeare, Alegr¡a, POR 8i53 86 S Richardson, CAN 1r01 Duska Hadan, IPS 2:08 55 Ana Volker, GEB 56 52 Sumìka Minamolo, JPN 83 2626 Sandra 2:08.58 Chanlal Strasser, SUI 8:56 47 Ztìou Guanbin, CHN Claudia Franco, ESP 1:02 00 Maritza Chiaway, Per Sarah BYan, AUS 56 78 BritWomdal, NoR 2640 NAM 2108.91 Alicia Barancos, AFG 8:57,89 56 Luminila Dobrescu, RoM 1:02 60 Anila Kruger, 26 44 Judilh Draxler, AUT 79 8:58,87 Caterina Borgato, ITA Wai [¡an Lam, MAC 2;09 49 A Hunt€rBeck¡nsall, RSA GONTENIS NED 56 82 Susan O'Neill, AUS 1:02 91 2645 Kailn Brienesse, Per Alicia Barancos, ARG Ghislane [4iralY, IMAR 2:09 88 MariÞa Chiaway, SWE Kakin Meissner, GEH 1:03 21 26.48 Johanna Siob€rg, 56.93 9105 62 DayanaVasq6z, VEN 1104,68 Sara Casade¡, SMF 2110 52 Lara Preaæo, SUI Laurâ Pelrutyte, LTU 57 17 Mar¡anne Limpert, CAN CZE WORLD CHAMPIONHIPS 26,55 2:10 Anita Kruger, NAM 9:06 16 Pelra Pasrova, SWE 1:07 35 Weng Kei Kou, MAC 81 (Swim'ofl:26 13) 57 22 Louise Johncke, FIN 00 swimming 2:10 82 Shu-Min Tsai, TPE 9106 21 k€neTurenius, D@@nesu, RoM Prel¡ms 86 Diving 26 55 Lorena 213,95 Nalalia Scap¡nello, ARG 910 34 Daniela N Renna, VEN Le Jingyi, CHN 200 Free Sept.6 (Swìm'ofir 26 21) 55 38 Alvarez, PIJR 87 SyrEhro Finals 2:14.15 llona Schutle, NAM 9:16 23 Sonìa 55.5Á Lu Bin, CHN ChamPionshiP 26 Linda Ololssm, sWE 9116 38 Marilza Chìaway, Per 87 Long DÌslance 55 Almsick, GEB 2125,98 Wa¡ Man Lam, MAC 55 JennyThompson, USA 1:56 78w F Van (Sw¡n-oír 26 57) 56 9:19.19 Chi-Chan L¡n. TPE 87 Wat€rPolo 21,5686'1127 12ì EGY 55 82 l\¡ette Jacobsen, DEN 127 26 59 Rania Elwili, 400Fræ Sepl.7 9r30,45 AniLa Kruger, NAI¡ F VanAlmsick,GEH 1:56 89 Lu Bìn, CHN 26 61 Karen van Wirdum, AUS 5596 Finals 9:34 52 Shu-MinTsi, TPE Claudia Poll, CFC ChamplonshiP Lakos, HUN 56 15 Angel l\4arlino, USA 1:57.61 2673 Gyongyver Yang, CHN VIIWOHLD SWIMMING 2100 18 CrislinaTeuscher, USA 4:09 ô4 Aihua Susan Folph, GBF 56 25 Suzu Chiba, JPN 2676 411021 Cristina Teuscher, USA 100 Back Sept.7 CHAMPIONSHIPS Pickeíng, GBR 2r0o 30 Nicole Haisletl, USA 26 Julie Blaise, FRA 5627 Karen Finâls 80 4:10 61 Claudìa Poll, CRC Chanplonship HUS 2:00 62 Susan O'Neill, AUS Rome, ltaly Marianne Kdel, BSA 56 35 N lllesheryakova, 26 91 4:1 1.3'l Hayley Lewis, AUS 1r00,57 He C¡hmg, CHN Sumika lllinamoto, JPN 2:00,65 Le Ying, CHN 1-11, 1994 26 l\¡, l\4oravcova, SVK 56.48 N, Zhivanevskaya, RUS Sept. 95 DEN 4111 75 Janet Evans, USA 1:00.83 56 Katrin Meissner, GEH 2:01.07 [¡etle Jacobsen, 27 OO Monica Dahl, NAM 73 1:01 32 Barbara Bedlord, USÁ Consolallon Flnals 4:12 96 Jana Henke, GER Carmen Herea, ROM 56 92 Claudia Poll, CRC 27,U 411324 lr€ne Dalby, NOR 1:01 44 Lea Loveless, USA Lumìnita oobrescu, BoM 2:00 23 Suzu Chiba, JPN Dìta Zelviene, LTU 57 06 Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN 27j0 GBR 4:14 50 Zhou Guanbin, CHN 1:01 53 swmmlNG Louise Johncke, SWE 2:01 14 Kar€n P¡ckerìng, 27 15 E Ermakova, KAZ 57 15 110224 EilIUENON, AUù Luminita Dobrescu, RoM Consolatlon Finals CAN 57 20 Mar¡anne Limp€rt, CAN 2101 83 27 16 JessÌca AmeY, JPN 1:02 55 Sandra Volker, GEF 2:02 l¡alin Nilsson, SWE 415,12 Suzu Chiba, Paquier, SUI 57 24 Susan O'Neill, AIJS t0 27 18 Sandrine 4:15.36 Nikki Dryden, CAN 1:02 69 Nicole SLevensm, AUS Laudia Franco, ESP 2102 12 Carla Negrea, BOI\¡ w World Ræord 27 18 Andrea ouadri, sUI 57 28 Consolallon F¡nals 2:03,21 M l\,loravcova, SVK 4r15 53 Malin Nìlsson, SWE Eileen Coparropa, PAN 57,29 Karin Brienesse, NED ITA 27 20 4:15 Carla Geurts, NED 1:03.15 Lorenza Vigarani, Moravcova, SVK 2:03.83 Alex Bennett, GBR 79 WOMEN Cecilia Vianini, ITA 57,31 lll Metìe Jacobsn, DEN 27.32 RUS 4r16 46 Carla Negrea, FoM 1r03,45 Susan Rolph, GBF 2rO3 86 T L¡tovchenko, 50Fræ S€Pt.'11 27,A4 V¡rginia Garone, ARG 57.47 87 Mai Nakamura, JPN Prelins 416 64 Slacoy Gartrell, AUS 1;03 Yeo, SIN 57 5't Bania Elwani, EGY champiomhlp Finals 27.52 Joscelin 1 r04 04 B Maracineanu, FRA Poll, CBC 4:16,70 Philippa Langrell, NZL TBI 57 S Shakespeare, CAN 1r58 91 Claudia 24.51w Le Jingyi, CHN 27 æ Siobhan CroPPer, 51 1:04 14 Marianne Kriel, RSA Lu Bin, CHN 4f9,40 Sarôh Hardcaslle, GBH Dimovska' MKD 57 53 Karen van Wrdum, AUS 2:00 70 25 10 N l\¡esheryakova, RUS 27 72 Jovanka Prelims 1:04.18 Anna S¡mc¡c, NZL Lorena Diaconescu, BoM 2100.75 l\4etle Jacobsen, DEN 25.10 Any Van Dyken, USA 27 A, HunletsBeckinsll' FSA 57,72 Alshammr, SWE 86 4;12 09 Claudia Poll, CRC 1r04,46 Theres 57.80 Judìth Draxler, AUT 2:00,86 CilstinaTeuschér,USA 25 40 F. van Almsick, GER 27 93 King.I'ing Lau, HKG USA 1:M.64 Anke Scholz, GER 2ì01 Le Ying, CHN 412 57 Cristina Teusher, IPS 57 89 Ellenol Svensson, SWE 08 25 46 Angel Marlino, USA 28.00 ouska Fadan, AUS PrellmB 2ro1 Nicole Haìsleil, USA 4:12 80 Hayley Lewis, Chien'Ju Lin, TPE 58 05 Gymgyver, HUN 34 25.52 Lu Bin, cHN 28,04 lrene Dalby, NoR 1:01 19 He Cihong, CHN RUS 2:01 36 Susan O'Neill, AUS 4f2,95 NED TereË Moodie, ZIM 58 15 Talianâ Litovchenko, 25.55 Angela Poslma, 28 33 4:13.98 Zhou Guanbin, CHN 1:01 33 Lea Loveless, IJSA Diezi, SUI 2101 42 Dagmar Hase, GEB 25.85 lllinamoto, JPN 28 Wai Man Lam, MAC æ24 Dominique Bedford, USA Sumika 47 4114 Janet Evans, USA 1:01 82 Barbara Pas€le Verbawon, BEL 2:01 55 F Van Almsick, GER 34 Consolâllon Flnals 2847 Ghislane Miraly, MAK 58 35 1i0220 Kilszlina Egerszeg¡, HUN 2:01.56 Karen Phkering, GBf, 4:14 41 Yang Aihua, CHN Frarco, ESP Nalâlia SÉPÌnello, ARG 58,43 Julie Blaise, FRA RUS 26.03 Claudia 2877 4:14 Jana Henke, GEB 1102,52 N, Zhivanevskaya, Virginia Garone, ARG 2101,77 Suzu Chiba, JPN 52 26.22 Sarah Hyan, AUS 2978 Fm¡m Cann@i, CHI 58.53 1:02 59 Sandra Volk€r, GER Carla Negrea, ROM 41476 DagmarHase,GER Kao, TPE 58 55 Laura Pelrutyte, LTU 2:02.65 26,24 S, Shakesp€are, CAN 28.87 Ch¡'Chuil 1 r03 10 Elli Overton, AI,JS Nicole Stevenson, AUS 4:15.43 Nikk Dryden, CAN SMF 58 64 Mmìca Dahl, I¡AN 2102 09 26.33 Sandra Volker, GER 29,59 Sara Casadei, Negrea, HoMl 1:03 12 N0olo Slevenson, AUS 2:03 Luminila Dobr€scu< RoM 4r15.58 Carla SWE Kei Kou, I¡AC 58 67 lt¡aíanne Kr¡el, HSA 14 26,37 Johanna Sþberg, 29 95 Wang Slacey Galrell, AUS 1:03 32 Mai Nakamura, JPN 2103 Malin Nil$on, SWE 4:16 12 LTU 58 76 Fu-Jen Kuo, TPE 30 26.47 Laura Pelrutyle, 4:16 17 Malin Nilsson. SWE 1:03,35 LorenzaVigarani, ITA Dila Zelviene, LTIJ 2:03 92 Alex Bennen, GBH 26.63 Kadn Briene$e, NED 100 Fræ Sepl.5 5871 1:03.50 Mett€ Jacobsn, DEN Liilovchenko, RUS 416 51 Sarah Hardcastle, GBR Finals 58 93 Ana Alegria, PoR 2:04.20 T, 26.64 Judilh Draxler, AUT ChampionshiP Philippa Langrell, NZL 1r03 79 Anna Sìmcic, NZL 2104 M Moravcova, SVK 4r17 56 cHN 5945 A HunlerBeckinsll,RSA 31 PrellmE 54,01w Le Jingyi, JPN 1:04 06 Anke Scholz, GER 2:04 Karen Allers, FSA 417 83 Suzu Chiba, (Split 25,79) 59,50 Andrôa ouadr¡.
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