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2003 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool (LCM) Licensed to USA Swimming-National Meets Hy-Tek's Meet Manager 6/18/2004 05:13 PM Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool - 4/6/2003 Results Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle =================================================================== ============ World: W 24.13 9/22/2000 Inge de Bruijn, NED U.S. Open: O 24.50 7/23/2000 Inge de Bruijn, NED American: A 24.63 9/23/2000 Dara Torres, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Joyce, Kara Lynn 17 U.S.A. NT 25.14 5 2 Thompson, Jenny 30 U.S.A. NT 25.18 3 3 Correia, Maritza 21 U.S.A. NT 25.36 2 4 Mills, Alice 16 Australia NT 25.39 1 5 Ryan, Sarah 26 Australia NT 25.93 -- Lenton, Libby 18 Australia NT DQ Women 100 LC Meter Freestyle =================================================================== ============ World: W 53.77 9/20/2000 Inge de Bruijn, NED U.S. Open: O 54.01 7/20/2000 Inge de Bruijn, NED/Tulatin H. American: A 53.99 8/29/2002 Natalie Coughlin, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Lenton, Libby 18 Australia NT 54.71 5 26.39 54.71 (28.32) 2 Thompson, Jenny 30 U.S.A. NT 55.00 3 26.90 55.00 (28.10) 3 Mills, Alice 16 Australia NT 55.53 2 26.80 55.53 (28.73) 4 Joyce, Kara Lynn 17 U.S.A. NT 55.56 1 26.85 55.56 (28.71) 5 Jeffrey, Rhi 16 U.S.A. NT 55.61 27.86 55.61 (27.75) 6 Ryan, Sarah 26 Australia NT 55.96 27.28 55.96 (28.68) Women 200 LC Meter Freestyle =================================================================== ============ World: W 1:56.64 8/3/2002 Franziska van Almsick, GER U.S. Open: O 1:58.02 7/15/2000 Claudia Poll, CRC American: A 1:57.90 7/27/1992 Nicole Haislett, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Benko, Lindsay 26 U.S.A. NT 1:59.17 5 27.76 57.58 (29.82) 1:28.48 (30.90) 1:59.17 (30.69) 2 Graham, Elka 21 Australia NT 1:59.36 3 28.15 58.43 (30.28) 1:29.12 (30.69) 1:59.36 (30.24) 3 Hill, Elizabeth 17 U.S.A. NT 2:00.54 2 28.76 59.34 (30.58) 1:30.35 (31.01) 2:00.54 (30.19) 4 Jeffrey, Rhi 16 U.S.A. NT 2:01.94 1 29.37 1:00.46 (31.09) 1:31.43 (30.97) 2:01.94 (30.51) 5 Thomson, Kirsten 19 Australia NT 2:02.85 28.87 59.89 (31.02) 1:31.51 (31.62) 2:02.85 (31.34) 6 MacKenzie, Linda 19 Australia NT 2:03.74 28.99 1:00.52 (31.53) 1:32.41 (31.89) 2:03.74 (31.33) Women 800 LC Meter Freestyle =================================================================== ============ World: W 8:16.22 8/20/1989 Janet Evans, USA U.S. Open: O 8:17.12 3/22/1988 Janet Evans, Fullerton American: A 8:16.22 8/20/1989 Janet Evans, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Munz, Diana 20 U.S.A. NT 8:34.45 5 29.72 1:01.33 (31.61) 1:33.38 (32.05) 2:05.45 (32.07) 2:37.82 (32.37) 3:10.26 (32.44) 3:42.83 (32.57) 4:15.29 (32.46) 4:47.88 (32.59) 5:20.53 (32.65) 5:53.43 (32.90) 6:25.98 (32.55) 6:58.59 (32.61) 7:30.75 (32.16) 8:02.85 (32.10) 8:34.45 (31.60) 2 Peirsol, Hayley 17 U.S.A. NT 8:36.27 3 29.77 1:01.72 (31.95) 1:33.83 (32.11) 2:06.06 (32.23) 2:38.36 (32.30) 3:10.75 (32.39) 3:43.11 (32.36) 4:15.67 (32.56) 4:48.24 (32.57) 5:20.88 (32.64) 5:53.66 (32.78) 6:26.58 (32.92) 6:59.34 (32.76) 7:32.15 (32.81) 8:04.33 (32.18) 8:36.27 (31.94) 3 Pascoe, Amanda 18 Australia NT 8:37.52 2 30.70 1:02.93 (32.23) 1:35.32 (32.39) 2:07.63 (32.31) 2:39.95 (32.32) 3:12.29 (32.34) 3:44.74 (32.45) 4:17.11 (32.37) 4:49.44 (32.33) 5:21.94 (32.50) 5:54.38 (32.44) 6:27.05 (32.67) 6:59.79 (32.74) 7:32.35 (32.56) 8:05.00 (32.65) 8:37.52 (32.52) 4 Binder, Adrienne 18 U.S.A. NT 8:44.11 1 30.35 1:02.37 (32.02) 1:34.75 (32.38) 2:07.26 (32.51) 2:40.14 (32.88) 3:12.71 (32.57) 3:45.95 (33.24) 4:19.21 (33.26) 4:52.56 (33.35) 5:25.75 (33.19) 5:59.28 (33.53) 6:32.39 (33.11) 7:05.49 (33.10) 7:38.39 (32.90) 8:11.56 (33.17) 8:44.11 (32.55) 5 MacKenzie, Linda 19 Australia NT 8:46.59 30.35 1:03.09 (32.74) 1:35.96 (32.87) 2:08.83 (32.87) 2:41.75 (32.92) 3:14.95 (33.20) 3:47.99 (33.04) 4:21.13 (33.14) 4:54.10 (32.97) 5:27.20 (33.10) 6:00.43 (33.23) 6:33.75 (33.32) 7:07.11 (33.36) 7:40.45 (33.34) 8:13.79 (33.34) 8:46.59 (32.80) 6 Wilson, Belinda 19 Australia NT 8:56.93 31.05 1:03.53 (32.48) 1:36.49 (32.96) 2:09.59 (33.10) 2:43.35 (33.76) 3:17.07 (33.72) 3:50.80 (33.73) 4:24.52 (33.72) 4:57.85 (33.33) 5:31.29 (33.44) 6:05.28 (33.99) 6:39.18 (33.90) 7:13.67 (34.49) 7:48.39 (34.72) 8:23.16 (34.77) 8:56.93 (33.77) Women 100 LC Meter Backstroke =================================================================== ============ World: W 59.58 8/13/2002 Natalie A Coughlin, Cal/USA U.S. Open: O 59.58 8/13/2002 Natalie A Coughlin, Cal/USA American: A 59.58 8/13/2002 Natalie A Coughlin, Cal/USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Coughlin, Natalie 20 U.S.A. NT 1:00.74 5 29.64 1:00.74 (31.10) 2 Cope, Haley 23 U.S.A. NT 1:01.65 3 29.87 1:01.65 (31.78) 3 Hoelzer, Margaret 20 U.S.A. NT 1:02.53 2 30.23 1:02.53 (32.30) 4 Rooney, Giaan 20 Australia NT 1:03.08 1 30.39 1:03.08 (32.69) 5 Morgan, Melissa 18 Australia NT 1:03.10 31.03 1:03.10 (32.07) 6 Adcock, Frances 18 Australia NT 1:03.95 31.48 1:03.95 (32.47) Women 200 LC Meter Backstroke =================================================================== ============ World: W 2:06.62 8/25/1991 Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN U.S. Open: O 2:07.83 7/25/1996 Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN American: A 2:08.53 8/16/2002 Natalie A Coughlin, Cal Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Hoelzer, Margaret 20 U.S.A. NT 2:10.88 5 31.70 1:04.76 (33.06) 1:37.83 (33.07) 2:10.88 (33.05) 2 Morgan, Melissa 18 Australia NT 2:12.49 3 32.45 1:06.17 (33.72) 1:39.93 (33.76) 2:12.49 (32.56) 3 Reid, Jamie 19 U.S.A. NT 2:13.55 2 32.05 1:05.57 (33.52) 1:39.62 (34.05) 2:13.55 (33.93) 4 Retrum, Carmen 17 U.S.A. NT 2:15.02 1 31.59 1:04.86 (33.27) 1:39.46 (34.60) 2:15.02 (35.56) 5 Adcock, Frances 18 Australia NT 2:16.49 32.59 1:06.96 (34.37) 1:41.86 (34.90) 2:16.49 (34.63) 6 Tonks, Zoe 15 Australia NT 2:16.65 32.05 1:07.07 (35.02) 1:42.28 (35.21) 2:16.65 (34.37) Women 100 LC Meter Breaststroke =================================================================== ============ World: W 1:06.52 8/23/1999 Penny Heyns, RSA U.S. Open: O 1:06.95 7/18/1999 Penny Heyns, RSA American: A 1:07.05 9/18/2000 Megan Quann, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Beard, Amanda 21 U.S.A. NT 1:08.17 5 32.34 1:08.17 (35.83) 2 Hanson, Brooke 25 Australia NT 1:08.62 3 32.41 1:08.62 (36.21) 3 Kirk, Tara 20 U.S.A. NT 1:08.90 2 31.82 1:08.90 (37.08) 4 Kasoulis, Sarah 18 Australia NT 1:08.91 1 32.66 1:08.91 (36.25) 5 Kowal, Kristy 24 U.S.A. NT 1:09.07 32.53 1:09.07 (36.54) Women 200 LC Meter Breaststroke =================================================================== ============ World: W 2:22.99 4/13/2001 Hui Qi, CHN U.S. Open: O 2:24.51 7/17/1999 Penny Heyns, RSA American: A 2:24.56 9/21/2000 Kristy Kowal, USA Name Age Team Seed Finals Points =================================================================== ============ 1 Beard, Amanda 21 U.S.A.
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