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Short Course Yards $7.00 United States Masters Swimming, Inc. 1999-2000 Top Ten Short Course Yards and World Records as of May 1, 2000 Long Course .Meters Short Course Meters United States A... Masters ~' ® Swimming 11111111111111111111111111111111111111n11111111 'V 1 ~ .I Published August 2000 I ' l _______:::_,_ UNITED STATES MASTERS SWIMMING 1999 - 2000 TOP TEN SHORT COURSE YARDS The 1999-2000 Short Course Yards Top Teo is the first issue in a series of three 2000 Top Teo issues produced by United States Masters Swimming. Inside you will find the Top Ten Times for the 1999-2000 Short Course Yard season (swims performed in a 25 yard pool) made on or before May 3 1, 2000 and forwarded to the Records and Tabulation Chairman, Pieter Cath, by June 30, 2000. Each LMSC is responsible for reporting the Top Ten Times. USMS national records, and world records achieved in its LMSC. The first line under each event (which is indented) is the current national record for that event and age group. An "NV" after a top ten time indicates that appropriate documentation has not yet been supplied and the time is ~ot ~erified as a record. Each person (individuals and relay members) on this list is eligible to purchase a Tup Teo Patch with stroke segment. Send SS to Oarlynne Ferguson. 491 7 Walden Circle, Orlando, FL 32811. Add S 1.25 for each additional stroke segment desired. The second issue in this series is 2000 Long Course Meters (swims performed in a 50 meter pool). Times and records considered for this Top Ten list must be made on or before September 30, 2000 and reported to the Top Ten Chairman by October 20th. The 2000 Short Course Meters (swims performed in a 25 meter pool) list is the third issue in this series of Top Tens. Times and records considered for this Top Ten list must be made on or before December 3 1, 2000 and reported to the Top Ten Chairman by January 26, 2001. Once the SCM Top Ten is finalized, the official 2000 All Nnerican Roster will be produced. A swimmer/relay who has the Top Ten time in one or more event(s) in any one of the three courses qualifies for All American status. To order an All American Certificate and Patch. send a check for S5 made out to USMS to: USMS National Office, P.O. Box 185, Londonderry, NH 03053-0185. Those individuals performing the most first place times. in the most events, in their age group are awarded All Star status. All Stars will receive a certificate from the National Office. All American (individual) and All Star rosters will appear in the May/June issue of SWIM Magazine. The USMS All Time Top Ten is available in all three courses. This publication lists the top ten fastest times recorded over the years in each age group and each event. The cost is S4 for one course, S3 for the second or SI o for all three. To order, make check payable to Suzanne Rague and send to her at: 935 NW I 70th Place, Beaverton. OR 97006-483 I . Masters Swimming world Top Teo Tabulation is a yearly publication produced by FINA. To order. make check payable to FINA for S7 and send to them at: FINA, Avenue de Beaumont 9. 1o12 Lausanne - Switzerland. For more information on USMS. visit our Web Site at http://www.usms org. There you will find everything you want to know about United States Masters Swimming, including: Administration, Coaching. Competition. Fitness. Merchandise. Places to Swim, Training, the world of Swimming and likns to USMS Top-Ten. USMS and FINA World Records. we would like to send a big THANKS out to the members of the Top Ten Committee and the LMSC Top Ten Recorders who are all dedicated volunteers who spend countless hours at their computers on our ·behalf. Thank you Betsy Durrant for handling the subscription lists and Gene. Joan and Shellie at Gateway Printing who duplicates this final product. Happy Swimming! Tracy 1999-2000 SHORT-COURSEYARDS - TOP-TEN INDIVIDUALS 26.50 S Schweitzer 21 28.14 Jacqueline Yu 22 25.36 Jennifer Aber 25 28.14 Celestena Duke 22 28.57 Mary Beth Peters 22 • 100 YD FREESTYLE WOMEN 19-24 28.86 Beth R Shimanski 22 28.58 K Steenbergen 24 51.07 .SARA SHAND 93 29.42 Krist Schweissing 22 28.69 Laura Carroll 21 52.92 Heather Hageman 29 . 50 YD FREESTYLE 29.70 Michelle Hackme r 24 • 100 YD BUTTERFLY 53.77 Grace Cornelius 27 23.89 JANET MAYVILLE 98 29.87 Paula Konfal 24 56.86 JE NNIFER BROOKS 00 54.00 Kathleen Hartnett 28 24.30 Celestena Duke 22 29.87 Meagan Ivers 24 56.86 Jennifer Brooks 23 54.14 Wendy Knox 28 24.41 s Schweitzer 21 29.89 Allison Beebe 23 57.03 S Schweitzer 21 54.62 Emily Pugsley 25 24.64 Jennifer Mancini 23 29.90 Laurel Bernini 23 59. 19 Connie Cann 22 55.46 H David-Adams 29 25.04 Emily Pugsley 24 30.15 Mary-Hal is Alk is 20 1:02.16 Elizabeth Hawes 24 55.62 Katie Luellen 26 25.40 Jacqueline Yu 22 • 100 YD BACKSTROKE 1:02.79 Monica I Caplan 23 56.02 Jennifer Aber 25 25.48 Jennifer Aber 24 55 .98 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 1:03.21 Jennifer Lewis 24 56.15 Jessica Santo 26 25.52 Talia Brott 19 55.98 Sara Schweitzer 21 1:03.49 Danielle Devito 21 56.45 Maureen Mc Laren 26 25.53 Laura Carroll 21 59.89 Celestena Duke 22 1:04.23 Katie H Bracco 23 • 200 YO FREESTYLE 25.56 Maria Sartori 24 1:03.14 Elizabeth Hawes 24 1:04.45 Emily Jackson 19 1:51.53 SARA SHAND 93 25.66 Connie Cann 22 1:03.70 Talia Brott 19 1:04.88 Kathleen Boyd 23 1:57.02 Wendy Knox 28 • 100 YO FREESTYLE 1:03.71 Laurel Bernini 23 • 200 YD BUTTERFLY 1:57.63 Carrie Horton 29 52.05 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 1:04.21 Mary-Hal is Alkis 20 2:06.92 SARA SCHWEITZER 99 1:57.65 Alison Terry 26 52.05 Sara Schweitzer 21 1:04.31 H Jesperson 24 2:12.83 Jennifer Brooks 23 1:57.78 Grace Cornelius 27 53.42 Jennifer Mancini 24 1:04.44 Amanda Pagon 24 2:16.82 Danielle OeVito 21 1:58.48 Jean Kellachan 28 53.99 Celestena Duke 22 1:04.47 Anastasia Kay 21 2:19.36 Monica I Caplan 23 1:59.79 Kathleen Hartnett 28 54.74 Laura Carroll 21 1:04.65 Michelle Hackmer 24 2:22.94 Emily Peters 24 2:00.15 M Stovickova 25 55.04 Erika Frykberg 22 • 200 YD BACKSTROKE 2:23.05 Diane Moerer 22 2:00.54 E Sullivan 26 55.66 Talia Brott 19 1:59.22 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 2:23.07 Allison Beebe 23 2:01.31 Jill M Hansen 25 55.66 Connie Cann 22 1:59.22 Sara Schweitzer 21 2:25.30 Aurora Tallacksen 23 2:01.51 Alexandra Nieto 27 55.67 Arrry H Ode 23 2:12.18 Elizabeth Hawes 24 2:28.63 Rebecc De Bernard 22 • 500 YD FREESTYLE 56.05 Meagan Ivers 24 2:13.23 Krist Schweissing 22 2:29.89 Alexis Keto 21 4:49.88 SHEILA TAORMINA 96 56.11 Jami White 24 2:15.07 Amanda Pagon 24 2:33.03 Carrie O'Shields 22 5:03.03 Wendy Knox 28 • 200 YD FREESTYLE 2:16.67 Monica I Caplan 23 • 100 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 5:16.59 H Stovickova 25 1:52.55 SARA SCHWEITZER 99 2:18.60 Mary-Hal is Alki s 20 59.21 SUDI MILLER 91 5:17.06 Jill Hansen 25 1:57.03 Sara Schweitzer 21 2:19.58 Allison Beebe 23 59.81 C Tillotson 23 5:20.01 E Sullivan 26 1:59.73 Celestena Duke 22 2:21.16 Anastasia Kay 21 1:01.71 Jennifer Brooks 23 5:20.89 Jean Kellachan 28 2:00. 12 Laura Carroll 21 2:21.24 Laurel Bernini 23 1:01.96 Sara Schweitzer 21 5:22.25 Cathy Jones 28 2:00.34 Emily Peters 24 2:21.89 Liz Hyers 24 1:02.32 Jennifer Mancini 24 5:22.41 Katie Sternfels 27 2:00.95 Jennifer Mancini 24 . 50 YD BREASTSTROKE 1:03.34 Becky Kamberg 23 5:24.30 Alison Terry 26 2:01.17 Erika Frykberg 22 30.25 SUSIE MORTENSON 93 1:03.57 Celestena Duke 22 5:26.10 Kelly C Rea 26 2:02.41 Magda Stovickova 24 31.51 C Tillotson 23 1:03.58 Meagan Ivers 24 5:30.04 Kari Andersson 28 2:02.66 Jennifer Lewis 24 31.67 Becky Kamberg 23 1:03.83 Jennifer Aber 24 • 1000 YO FREESTYLE 2:03.10 Anastasia Kay 21 32.03 Jennifer Fox 24 1:04.22 MHothe rway 22 10:12.34 LISA HAZEN 94 2:03.15 Jami White 24 32.51 Jennifer Aber 24 1:04.56 K Steenbergen 24 10:55.70 G Derks-Gardner 28 • 500 YD FREESTYLE 32.63 Carla Vey 24 • 200 YO INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 11:01.39 M Stovickova 25 . 4:56.93 EVA MORTENSEN 94 32.95 Elizab Codevilla 20 2:05.30 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 11:17.70 Katie Sternfels 27 5:12.43 Emily Peters 24 33.22 K Steenbergen 24 2:05.30 Sara Schweitzer 21 11:21.76 Linda Visser 29 5:14.28 Jennifer Brooks 23 33.50 Amanda Pagon 24 2:09.88 c Tillotson 23 11:31.43 Merideth Cox 25 5:22.37 Elizabeth Hawes 24 33.58 Connie Cann 22 2:13.36 Erika Frykberg 22 11:37.01 Kathleen Pisula 29 5:24.48 Magda Stovickova 24 33.84 Paula Konfal 24 2:16.30 Jennifer Brooks 23 11:39.90 Susan 0 Strong 28 5:24.57 Jennifer Manci ni 24 • 100 YO BREASTSTROKE 2:17.22 Jennifer Mancini 24 11:40.96 Shauna Simpson 28 5:25.38 Amanda Pagon 24 1:06.69 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 2:17.54 Monica I Caplan 23 11:49.97 E Scott 25 5:30.35 Anastasia Kay 21 1:06.69 Sara Schweitzer 21 2:17.75 Amanda Pagon 24 11:50.75 Susie Straube 27 5:32.45 Jami White 24 1 :07.13 C Tit Lotson 23 2:18.49 K Steenbergen 24 • 1650 YD FREESTYLE 5:36.68 K Steenbergen 24 1:08.45 R~kka Kamberg 23 2:19.64 Krist Schwe issing 22 16 :50.17 KAREN BURTON 91 5:36.89 Susanne Wienrich 23 1:09.32 Erika Frykberg 22 2:20.31 M Motherway 22 18:27.57 H Stovickova 25 • 1000 YO FREESTYLE 1:09.45' St~rgen 24 • 400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 19:05.85 Beth Mullican 25 10:29.13 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 1:10.32 Tine l Smith 22 4:18.37 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 19:17.79 L Borgelt 27 10:29.
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