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FLORIDA SWIMMING RECORDS 12/26/2020 Women's SCM LSC Open Records Age Group Event Time Date LSC-Club Swimmer Meet Open 50FR 25.28 01/08/1982 US-DDRCaren Metschuk US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 100FR 54.55 01/08/1982 US-DDRCaren Metschuk US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 200FR 1:57.10 01/02/1981 US-UNCynthia Woodhead US Open Open 400FR 4:04.27 01/08/1982 US-DDRCarmela Schmidt US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 800FR 8:17.32 01/08/1982 US-DDRPetra Schneider US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 1500FR 15:43.31 01/08/1982 US-DDRPetra Schneider US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 50BK 29.28 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 100BK 1:01.11 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 200BK 2:12.40 01/08/1982 US-DDRCornelia Polit US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 50BR 32.33 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 100BR 1:07.47 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 200BR 2:26.17 01/08/1982 US-DDRUte Geweniger US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 50FL 28.04 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 100FL 58.91 01/02/1981 US-USA Mary T. Meagher US Open in Gainesville Open 200FL 2:05.65 01/02/1981 US-USA Mary T Meagher US Open in Gainesville Open 200IM 2:10.60 01/08/1982 US-DDRPetra Schneider US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 400IM 4:33.44 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins US Open in Gainesville Open 400FR-R 3:44.44 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins, Susie US Open in Gainesville Thayer, Mary T. Meagher, Cynthia Woodhead Open 800FR-R 7:58.74 01/02/1981 US-USA Tracy Caulkins, Nancy US Open in Gainesville Hogshead, Mary T. Meagher, Cynthia Woodhead Open 400MED-R 4:06.43 01/08/1982 US-USA Melanie Buddemeyer, Tracy US Int. Meet in Gainesville Caulkins, Sue Walsh, Jill Sterkel Men's SCM LSC Open Records Age Group Event Time Date LSC-Club Swimmer Meet Open 50FR 22.09 01/02/1981 US-DDRJorg Woithe US Open in Gainesville Open 100FR 48.57 01/02/1981 US-DDRJorg Woithe US Open in Gainesville Open 200FR 1:48.04 01/02/1981 US-USA Rowdy Gaines US Open in Gainesville Open 400FR 3:46.41 01/02/1981 US-USSRVladimir Salnikov US Open in Gainesville Open 800FR 7:52.51 01/02/1981 US-USSRAlexandr Chaev US Open in Gainesville Open 1500FR 14:52.10 01/02/1981 US-USSRVladimir Salnikov US Open in Gainesville Open 50BK 25.34 01/02/1981 US-USA Rick Carey US Open in Gainesville Open 100BK 55.29 01/02/1981 US-USA Rick Carey US Open in Gainesville Open 200BK 1:59.49 01/02/1981 US-USA Rick Carey US Open in Gainesville Open 50BR 31.14 01/02/1981 US-USSRRobertas Zhulpa US Open in Gainesville Open 100BR 1:01.36 01/08/1982 US-CANVictor Davis US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 200BR 2:11.54 01/08/1982 US-CANVictor Davis US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 50FL 26.27 05/06/2018 FL-TPA Matt Degtyar 2018 FL YCF Spring Hoopla Open 100FL 53.93 01/08/1982 US-USSRAlexei Markovskiy US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 200FL 1:56.42 01/08/1982 US-USA Craig Beardsley US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 200IM 1:59.84 01/02/1981 US-USSRAlexandr Sidorenko US Open in Gainesville Open 400IM 4:15.11 01/02/1981 US-LAUAlex Baumann US Open in Gainesville Open 400FR-R 3:18.76 01/08/1982 US-SWE ? US Int. Meet in Gainesville Open 800FR-R 7:22.62 01/02/1981 US-USA David McCagg, Kyle Miller, US Open in Gainesville Craig Beardsley, Richard Thornton Open 400MED-R 3:39.96 01/08/1982 US-USA ? US Int. Meet in Gainesville.

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