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FINA WORLD RANKINGS 2005 Top 10 World Best Times This List Was Compiled by Nick Thierry, and Reflects Times Swum Between Jan FINA WORLD RANKINGS 2005 Top 10 World Best Times This list was compiled by Nick Thierry, and reflects times swum between Jan. 1, 2005 and Dec. 5, 2005. WOMEN 50 METER FREESTYLE Rec 24.13 Inge de Bruin, NED (2000) 1 24.49 AUSWCT Alice Mills, AUS 2 24.59 WORLDS Lisbeth Lenton, AUS 24.59 CHNOCT Zhu Yingwen, CHN 4 24.83 WORLDS Marleen Veldhuis, NED 5 24.95 AUSWCT Jodie Henry, AUS 6 24.96 WORLDS Therese Alshammar, SWE 7 25.14 WORLDS Svitlana Khakhlova, BLR 25.14 WORLDS Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 9 25.22 FRAAPR Malia Metella, FRA 10 25.25 EASIANOV Xu Yanwei, CHN 11 25.27 AUSWCT Michelle Engelsman, AUS 25.27 HOLAPR Inge Dekker, NED 13 25.28 WORLDS Jana Kolukanova, EST 14 25.32 HOLAPR Chantal Groot, NED 15 25.38 FISUAUG Maritza Correia, USA 16 25.40 MEDJUN Cristina Chiuso, ITA 17 25.40 USOPEN Amanda Weir, USA 18 25.47 BRAMAY Flavia Cazziolato, BRA 25.47 CHNOCT Pang Jiaying, CHN 20 25.51 HOLAPR Hinkelien Schreuder, NED 21 25.52 USAAUG Victoria Poon, CAN 22 25.53 USAWCT Sarah Wanezek, USA 23 25.54 NSWJAN Sophie Edington, AUS 24 25.55 RUSMAR Svetlana Fedulova, RUS 25 25.56 GERMAY Sandra Volker, GER 100 METER FREESTYLE Rec: 53.52 Jodie Henry, AUS (2004) 1 53.72 DUELAUG Lisbeth Lenton, AUS 2 53.96 AUSWCT Alice Mills, AUS 3 54.03 CHNOCT Zhu Yingwen, CHN 4 54.15 CHNOCT Xu Yanwei, CHN 5 54.18 AUSWCT Jodie Henry, AUS 6 54.24 DUELAUG Natalie Coughlin, USA 7 54.27 HOLAPR Marleen Veldhuis, NED 8 54.47 USAAUG Amanda Weir, USA 9 54.55 ITAAPR Federica Pellegrini, ITA 54.55 CHNOCT Pang Jiaying, CHN 11 54.74 WORLDS Malia Metella, FRA 12 54.93 WORLDS Nery-M. Niangkouara, GRE 13 54.94 GERMAY Daniela Gotz, GER 14 54.95 WORLDS Inge Dekker, NED 15 54.99 CANETJUN Josefin Lillhage, SWE 16 55.01 WORLDS Petra Dallomann, GER 17 55.06 AKROMAY Hanna-Maria Seppala, FIN 18 55.15 CHNOCT Yang Yu, CHN 19 55.18 FRAAPR Alena Popchanka, FRA 20 55.21 GRCHAL Melanie Marshall, GBR 21 55.22 GERMAY Antje Buschschulte, GER 22 55.23 WORLDS Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 23 55.45 FRAAPR Solenne Figues, FRA 24 55.46 ALMERJUN Celine Couderc, FRA 25 55.49 USAAPR Lacey Nymeyer, USA 200 METER FREESTYLE Rec: 1:56.64 Franziska van Almsick, GER (2002) 1 1:57.06 WORLDS Lisbeth Lenton, AUS 2 1:57.86 CHNOCT Yang Yu, CHN 3 1:57.92 ITAAPR Federica Pellegrini, ITA 4 1:57.95 CHNOCT Pang Jiaying, CHN 5 1:58.25 GBRWCT Melanie Marshall, GBR 6 1:58.32 CHNOCT Zhu Yingwen, CHN 7 1:58.49 FISUAUG Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 8 1:58.52 CHNOCT Xu Yanwei, CHN 9 1:58.60 WORLDS Solenne Figues, FRA 10 1:58.70 AUSWCT Linda Mackenzie, AUS 11 1:58.79 WORLDS Sara Isakovic, SLO 12 1:58.82 WORLDS Natalie Coughlin, USA 13 1:59.02 WORLDS Ai Shibata, JPN 1:59.02 CANETJUN Josefin Lillhage, SWE 15 1:59.18 WORLDS Paulina Barzycka, PLL 16 1:59.28 WORLDS Katie Hoff, USA 1:59.28 AUSWCT Shayne Reese, AUS 18 1:59.32 CARLOJUN Claudia Poll, CRC 19 1:59.37 CHNOCT Tang Jingzhi, CHN 20 1:59.38 WORLDS Whitney Myers, USA 1:59.38 WORLDS Sophie Simard, CAN 22 1:59.41 WORLDS Camelia Potec, ROM 23 1:59.49 AUSWCT Lara Davenport, AUS 24 1:59.53 GBRMAR Caitlin McClatchey, GBR 25 1:59.57 AUSAGAPR Bronte Barratt, AUS 400 METER FREESTYLE Rec: 4:03.85 Janet Evans, USA (1988) 1 4:06.44 WORLDS Laure Manaudou, FRA 2 4:06.74 WORLDS Ai Shibata, JPN 3 4:07.02 GBRWCT Caitlin McClatchey, GBR 4 4:07.32 WORLDS Brittany Reimer, CAN 5 4:07.54 CHNOCT Yang Jieqiao, CHN 6 4:07.96 GRCHAL Joanne Jackson, GBR 7 4:08.06 WORLDS Camelia Potec, ROM 8 4:08.07 CHNOCT Li Mo, CHN 9 4:08.23 CHNOCT Tan Miao, CHN 10 4:08.75 WORLDS Linda Mackenzie, AUS 11 4:08.97 DUELAUG Katie Hoff, USA 12 4:09.56 AUSWCT Haylee Reddaway, AUS 13 4:10.02 WORLDS Claudia Poll, CRC 14 4:10.15 WASADEC Rebecca Cooke, AUS 15 4:10.38 ITAAPR Federica Pellegrini, ITA 16 4:10.78 CHNAPR Tang Jingzhi, CHN 17 4:11.05 USAAPR Carly Piper, USA 18 4:11.29 USAAUG Hayley Peirsol, USA 19 4:11.37 JPNAPR Sachiko Yamada, JPN 20 4:11.62 USAAPR Kelsey Ditto, USA 21 4:11.64 CHNAPR Zheng Lili, CHN 22 4:11.66 CHNOCT Pang Jiaying, CHN 23 4:11.74 VCUP6MAR Solenne Figues, FRA 4:11.74 BARCMAR Erika Villaecija, ESP 25 4:11.96 CHNAPR Zheng Jing, CHN 800 METER FREESTYLE Rec: 8:16.22 Janet Evans, USA (1989) 1 8:25.31 WORLDS Kate Ziegler, USA 2 8:27.59 WORLDS Brittany Reimer, CAN 3 8:27.58 WORLDS Ai Shibata, JPN 4 8:28.30 GBRMAR Rebecca Cooke, GBR 5 8:28.74 WORLDS Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 6 8:29.12 CHNOCT Yang Jieqiao, CHN 7 8:29.98 CHNOCT Yu Rui, CHN 8 8:31.77 GBRMAR Keri-Anne Payne, GBR 9 8:32.89 FISUAUG Hayley Peirsol, USA 10 8:33.33 FISUAUG Camelia Potec, ROM 11 8:33.59 USAAUG Kelsey Ditto, USA 12 8:33.60 USAAUG Kalyn Keller, USA 13 8:33.88 ESPMAR Erika Villacija, ESP 14 8:34.16 AUSWCT Haylee Reddaway, AUS 15 8:34.25 CANETJUN Laure Manaudou, FRA 16 8:35.06 CHNOCT Li Mo, CHN 17 8:35.07 AUSMAR Linda Mackenzie, AUS 18 8:35.09 JPNAPR Sachiko Yamada, JPN 19 8:35.46 CHNOCT Tan Miao, CHN 20 8:35.73 WORLDS Jana Henke, GER 21 8:36.06 ITAAUG Elisa Pasini, ITA 22 8:36.26 DENMAR Lotte Friis, DEN 23 8:36.48 USAAUG Diana Munz, USA 24 8:36.97 CHNAPR Chen Hua, CHN 25 8:37.02 AUSMAR Stefanie Williams, USA 1500 METER FREESTYLE Rec: 15:52.10 Janet Evans, USA (1988) 1 16:00.41 WORLDS Kate Ziegler, USA 2 16:04.34 WORLDS Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 3 16:07.73 WORLDS Brittany Reimer, CAN 4 16:08.06 JEIJUL Hayley Peirsol, USA 5 16:15.69 WORLDS Rebecca Cooke, GBR 6 16:16.18 FRAAPR Laure Manaudou, FRA 7 16:16.38 BARJUN Erika Villaecija, ESP 8 16:17.17 WORLDS Laura Conway, USA 9 16:17.20 AUSWCT Sarah-L. Paton, AUS 10 16:17.89 WORLDS Jana Henke, GER 11 16:18.12 JRPACJAN Stephanie Williams, AUS 12 16:20.16 JPNAPR Sachiko Yamada, JPN 13 16:21.36 MVNJUN Ai Shibata, JPN 14 16:23.05 WORLDS Yumi Kida, JPN 15 16:23.44 DENMAR Lotte Friis, DEN 16 16:24.10 EASIANOV Yang Jieqiao, CHN 17 16:24.84 USAAUG Kelsey Ditto, USA 18 16:25.88 BALATFEB Eva Risztov, HUN 19 16:25.94 BPESTAPR Reka Nagy, HUN 20 16:29.75 ITAAUG Elisa Pasini, ITA 21 16:30.41 MAUSMAR Melissa Gorman, AUS 22 16:30.45 CHNAPR Chen Hua, CHN 23 16:33.36 WORLDS Kristel Kobrich, CHI 24 16:33.38 CHNAPR Yang Jing, CHN 25 16:33.63 CHNAPR Wang Yiluo, CHN 50 METER BACKSTROKE Rec: 28.19 Janine Pietsch, GER (2005) 1 28.19 GERMAY Janine Pietsch, GER 2 28.31 WORLDS Gao Chang, CHN 3 28.45 AUSWCT Giaan Rooney, AUS 4 28.50 GERMAY Antje Buschschulte, GER 5 28.60 CHNAPR Chen Xiujun, CHN 6 28.66 AUSWCT Sophie Edington, AUS 7 28.78 JPNAPR Mai Nakamura, JPN 8 28.81 DENMAR Louise Ornstedt, DEN 9 28.83 EASIANOV Aya Terakawa, JPN 10 28.89 CHNAPR Yang Li, CHN 11 28.90 AUSWCT Tayliah Zimmer, AUS 28.90 WORLDS Hannah McLean, NZL 13 28.91 JPNAPR Hanae Ito, JPN 14 28.94 NEDAPR Hinkelien Schreuder, NED 15 28.95 WORLDS Nam-Eun Lee, KOR 16 29.04 JPNAPR Reiko Nakamura, JPN 17 29.05 WORLDS Elizabeth Coster, NZL 18 29.06 WORLDS Sanja Jovanovic, CRO 29.06 WOLSMAY Fabienne Nadarajah, AUT 20 29.10 JPNAPR Masaki Oikawa, JPN 21 29.14 GBRAUG Katy Sexton, GBR 22 29.16 CHNAPR Hou Xianmin, CHN 23 29.17 CANMAY Jennifer Carroll, CAN 29.17 ALMERJUN Laure Manaudou, FRA 29.17 CHNAPR Hua Jing, CHN 100 METER BACKSTROKE Rec: 59.58 Natalie Coughlin, USA (2002) 1 1:00.00 WORLDS Natalie Coughlin, USA 2 1:00.24 WORLDS Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 3 1:00.48 DANMAR Louise Ornstedt, DEN 4 1:00.64 CHNOCT Gao Chang, CHN 5 1:00.67 WORLDS Antje Buschschulte, GER 6 1:01.00 WORLDS Reiko Nakamura, JPN 7 1:01.04 CHNOCT Zhan Shu, CHN 8 1:01.14 WORLDS Hannah McLean, NZL 1:01.14 AUSWCT Giann Roomey, AUS 10 1:01.15 JPNAPR Hanae Ito, JPN 11 1:01.26 FRAAPR Laure Manaudou, FRA 1:01.26 AUSWCT Sophie Edington, AUS 13 1:01.38 FISUAUG Aya Terakawa, JPN 14 1:01.46 GBRAUG Katy Sexton, GBR 15 1:01.51 CHNAPR Chen Xiujun, CHN 16 1:01.63 DUELAUG Margaret Hoelzer, USA 1:01.63 CHNOCT Chen Yanyan, CHN 18 1:01.71 AUSMAR Tayliah Zimmer, AUS 19 1:01.74 CHNOCT Liao Yali, CHN 20 1:01.75 FRAAPR Alexandra Putra, FRA 21 1:01.77 CHNAPR Hou Xianmin, CHN 22 1:01.78 GBRAUG Melanie Marshall, GBR 23 1:01.93 CANMAY Erin Gammel, CAN 24 1:02.09 WORLDS Stanislava Komarova, RUS 25 1:02.11 WORLDS Alessia Filippi, ITA 200 METER BACKSTROKE Rec: 2:06.62 Kristina Egerszegi, HUN (1991) 1 2:08.52 WORLDS Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2 2:09.94 WORLDS Margaret Hoelzer, USA 3 2:10.22 JPNAPR Reiko Nakamura, JPN 4 2:10.38 FRAAPR Alexandra Putra, FRA 5 2:10.40 CHNOCT Liao Yali, CHN 6 2:10.82 CHNOCT Zhan Shu, CHN 7 2:10.98 WORLDS Hanae Ito, JPN 8 2:11.00 USAAUG Carmen Retrum, USA 9 2:11.44 WORLDS Alessia Filippi, ITA 10 2:11.47 JPUNISEP Aya Terakawa, JPN 11 2:11.49 GBRWCT Katy Sexton, GBR 12 2:11.51 CARLOJUN Louise Ornstedt, DEN 13 2:11.58 WORLDS Stanislava Komarova, RUS 14 2:11.64 CHNAPR Zhao Jing, CHN 15 2:12.04 JPUNISEP Takami Igarashi, JPN 16 2:12.18 GBRJUN Melanie Marshall, GBR 2:12.18 GERMAY Annika Liebs, GER 18 2:12.20 GBRJUN Joanna Fargus, GBR 19 2:12.55 WORLDS Zhao Jing, CHN 20 2:12.57 GERMAY Antje Buschschulte, GER 2:12.57 WORLDS Hannah McLean, NZL 22 2:12.64 WORLDS Irina Amshennikova, UKR 23 2:12.81 GBRJUN Elizabeth Simmonds, GBR 24 2:12.82 BUSAFEB Karen Lee, GBR 25 2:12.87 ALMERJUN Esther Baron, FRA 50 METER BREASTSTROKE Rec: 30.45 Jade Edmistone, AUS (2005) 1 30.45 WORLDS Jade Edmistone, AUS 2 30.85 WORLDS Jessica Hardy, USA 3 30.88 WUGAUG Megan Jendrick, USA 4 30.89 AUSWCT Brooke Hanson, AUS 5 30.97 CHNAPR Luo Xuejuan, CHN 6 31.13 AUSWCT Tarnee White, AUS 7 31.21 NZLMAR Zoe Baker, NZL 8 31.26 WORLDS Tara Kirk, USA 9 31.41 WORLDS Kate Haywood, GBR 10 31.45 GBRMAR Janne Schafer, GER 11 31.47 AUSMAR Leisel Jones, AUS 12 31.71 MONACJUN Lindsey Ertter, USA 13 31.79 FISUAUG Ekaterina Kormacheva, RUS 14 31.93 DEBICMAY Beata Kaminska, POL 15 32.00 AUSOPJUN Sally Foster, AUS 16 32.03 FISUAUG Noemi Di Renzo, ITA 17 32.04 RUSJUN Elena Bogomazova, RUS 18 32.06 GERMAY Simone Weiler, GER 19 32.07 FISUAUG Yoshimi Miwa, JPN 20 32.09 VICJAN Sarah Katsoulis,
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