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FINA WORLD MASTERS TOP 10 - LONG COURSE METERS 2010 ****************************** 32.46 TINA KUTER GER 1:06.67 BETH MARGALIS USA 4:45.98 ANGELA GRILLO ITA WOMEN 25-29 32.66 NAOMI ARAKAWA JPN 1:07.03 DOREEN LOWE GER 4:46.57 VALERIE HADD CAN ****************************** 32.66 CATHERINE DOBSON GBR 200 M. FLY 4:47.50 AURELIE GOFFIN BEL 50 M. FREE 100 M. BACK 2:17.56 YUKO NAKANISHI JPN 4:48.08 CARLA ARRUDA BRA 26.92 HITOMI NAKAYAMA JPN 1:06.70 TAKAMI IGARASHI JPN 2:28.25 A.ROSAS MEX 4:48.47 JESSICA KNAPP USA 27.04 AMY JONES USA 1:08.24 MASAKI OIKAWA JPN 2:28.48 MARIT BLOMER GER 800 M. FREE 27.08 AYA TANAKA JPN 1:08.90 ANNAMARIA GAZDA HUN 2:30.70 ANNIKA NIEMINEN FRA 9:35.33 LISA BROADFIELD FRA 27.30 LINDA LUND TIETZE DEN 1:09.00 KATIE BIRCHALL GBR 2:34.35 ZSUZSA CSOBANKI HUN 9:38.41 ANNE VELEZ FRA 27.69 ZSUZSA CSOBANKI HUN 1:09.09 DILETTA LUGANO ITA 2:34.61 GEMMA ZAPATER ESP 9:46.24 A.JANITZKI GER 27.75 FLORENCIA SZIGETI USA 1:09.29 MARIA HIRSCH GER 2:35.79 KIRSTY HODD GBR 9:53.52 DANIELA LANGE GER 27.80 CATHERINE GARNER FRA 1:09.83 ANA BULICIC CRO 2:37.03 CHRISTINE JAEGGI GBR 9:54.82 CARLA ARRUDA BRA 27.81 PAULINE GOUWENS NED 1:09.84 FANNY LECLERCQ FRA 2:37.61 CARLA BECKMANN GER 9:55.79 A.REKOWSKI GER 27.83 MIYUKI ENDO JPN 1:09.86 LUCY LLOYD-ROACH GBR 2:38.97 ERIN MERRITT USA 9:58.57 VALERIA CORBINO ITA 27.84 KIMIKO TANAKA JPN 1:10.25 NATALIE PIKE USA 200 M. I.M. 9:59.97 KATIE NIMMO GBR 27.84 JANA HAMMER GER 200 M. BACK 2:28.43 NATALIE EFFEMEY GBR 10:05.90 K.HENNESSEY USA 100 M. FREE 2:31.28 ANNAMARIA GAZDA HUN 2:30.56 HIMEMI MIIDERA JPN 10:08.02 MARCIE HERZOG USA 59.10 AMY JONES USA 2:31.88 MARIT BLOMER GER 2:31.03 SUSANNE HOCK GER 1500 M. FREE 59.51 PAULINE GOUWENS NED 2:32.02 HIMEMI MIIDERA JPN 2:31.37 CLAIRE DESDOIT FRA 19:06.24 A.REKOWSKI GER 59.52 LINDA LUND TIETZE DEN 2:32.16 CHRISTIANE VENDEL GER 2:31.65 KATIE HENDERSON GBR 19:18.22 KATIE NIMMO GBR 59.79 ERIN REILLY USA 2:32.63 DILETTA LUGANO ITA 2:31.74 NATALIE PIKE USA 19:26.96 CARLA ARRUDA BRA 1:00.32 FLORENCIA SZIGETI USA 2:32.76 KELLY HARRIGAN USA 2:32.71 MARIT BLOMER GER 19:41.31 DANIELA LANGE GER 1:00.66 NATALIE PIKE USA 2:34.24 MOLLIE GROVER USA 2:32.97 NELE VANBUEL BEL 19:46.40 JENN KERR CAN 1:01.09 KELLY HARRIGAN USA 2:34.68 ELENA CEREDA ITA 2:33.64 LISA RITTER GER 19:53.04 VALERIA CORBINO ITA 1:01.26 JANA HAMMER GER 2:36.08 L.BACHER-FUENTES GBR 2:33.84 R.QUEVEDO-HERRERO ESP 20:15.58 HELEN PRENTICE GBR 1:01.29 CATHERINE GARNER FRA 2:36.10 C. MARGRISON AUS 400 M. I.M. 20:16.85 ELISABETH YANESKE GBR 1:01.37 ZSUZSA CSOBANKI HUN 50 M. BRST 5:13.34 ANNIKA MEHLHORN GER 20:18.95 PAM KALAS CAN 200 M. FREE 31.60 MEGAN JENDRICK USA 5:19.92 MARIT BLOMER GER 20:47.54 CAROL CASHELL IRL 2:04.56 MEGAN JENDRICK USA 33.18 NICOLE HEIDEMANN GER 5:28.83 SUSANNE HOCK GER 50 M. BACK 2:09.88 PAULINE GOUWENS NED 33.95 SUSANNE HOCK GER 5:29.06 CLAIRE DESDOIT FRA 28.86 NORIKO INADA JPN 2:10.33 ERIN REILLY USA 34.75 SARA LARSSON SWE 5:29.20 NELE VANBUEL BEL 30.81 KANA YAMAGUCHI JPN 2:10.95 KELLY HIGGINS AUS 34.84 A.SIEDLER GER 5:30.20 ANNIKA NIEMINEN FRA 31.42 NAHOMI SHIRATA JPN 2:13.26 ELISSA FORTUNATO ITA 35.12 A.BYSTRZYCKA POL 5:30.50 EMILIE CORGNAC FRA 32.07 TANIA GIACHINI ITA 2:13.66 MARIT BLOMER GER 35.17 CLAIRE DESDOIT FRA 5:31.36 CAROL THAIN GBR 32.36 LAURA GLASS USA 2:13.80 HANNAH TUOHEY AUS 35.57 NELE VANBUEL BEL 5:31.91 MELANIE SMITH GBR 32.57 ALISON PEAKMAN GBR 2:14.23 MEG GILL USA 35.62 LAURA BADOUX NED 5:32.49 EMILY PARKER USA 32.87 DAWN PALMER GBR 2:14.44 KATE SMITH GBR 35.82 KELLY REITZ USA 32.88 C.ROSE USA 2:15.79 ASAMI YOKOYAMA JPN 100 M. BRST ****************************** 32.94 MARIA VITAZKA SWE 400 M. FREE 1:10.56 MEGAN JENDRICK USA WOMEN 30-34 33.31 MACHIKO IWASHITA JPN 4:32.91 KELLY HIGGINS AUS 1:13.27 NICOLE HEIDEMANN GER ****************************** 100 M. BACK 4:36.96 MARIT BLOMER GER 1:14.39 SUSANNE HOCK GER 50 M. FREE 1:02.26 NORIKO INADA JPN 4:40.25 LOUISE DELANI DEN 1:15.61 LOUISE HENLEY GBR 27.44 HANNAH CALDAS USA 1:05.45 KANA YAMAGUCHI JPN 4:44.60 KATIE HENDERSON GBR 1:16.51 CLAIRE DESDOIT FRA 27.49 ALFONSINA IRACE ITA 1:08.04 TANIA GIACHINI ITA 4:45.40 TAKAMI IGARASHI JPN 1:17.00 KATIE HENDERSON GBR 27.65 LAURA GLASS USA 1:08.23 YOSHIMI HAMADA JPN 4:46.33 LAURA HIESINGER GER 1:17.06 A.BYSTRZYCKA POL 27.77 KATJA TROSIEN GER 1:08.69 NAHOMI SHIRATA JPN 4:46.57 ANN LONNBERG DEN 1:17.43 SARA LARSSON SWE 27.85 ALEXA BROWN AUS 1:09.11 VALERIE HADD CAN 4:46.95 EMILY PARKER USA 1:17.98 SERENA RIGAMONTI ITA 27.92 MAKI YOSHIDA JPN 1:09.51 ORIANA BURGIO ITA 4:48.46 LUCY LLOYD-ROACH GBR 1:18.59 ANDREA MARTIN GER 27.96 AKIKO SUZUKI JPN 1:09.65 RAMONA BECKMANN GER 4:49.90 R.QUEVEDO-HERRERO ESP 200 M. BRST 27.97 ANNE BORINSKI GER 1:09.83 ALISON PEAKMAN GBR 800 M. FREE 2:43.06 CLAIRE DESDOIT FRA 27.98 YAYOI SAKAMOTO JPN 1:10.33 DAWN PALMER GBR 9:29.67 MARIT BLOMER GER 2:43.69 LOUISE HENLEY GBR 28.06 REBECCA FOX GBR 200 M. BACK 9:37.28 KELLY HIGGINS AUS 2:43.77 KATIE HENDERSON GBR 100 M. FREE 2:18.19 KANA YAMAGUCHI JPN 9:40.09 EMILIE CORGNAC FRA 2:44.11 SUSANNE HOCK GER 58.20 HITOMI MATSUDA JPN 2:26.56 ORIANA BURGIO ITA 9:44.40 LAURA HIESINGER GER 2:45.89 SARA LARSSON SWE 59.83 HANNAH CALDAS USA 2:28.06 VALERIE HADD CAN 10:01.55 ANN VAN BEYLEN BEL 2:48.82 SERENA RIGAMONTI ITA 1:00.31 KATJA TROSIEN GER 2:29.48 TANIA GIACHINI ITA 10:01.70 GIUSEPPA ZIZZO ITA 2:49.00 A.BYSTRZYCKA POL 1:00.63 ANNE BORINSKI GER 2:29.59 RAMONA BECKMANN GER 10:04.33 CAROL THAIN GBR 2:49.56 NELE VANBUEL BEL 1:00.86 ALEXA BROWN AUS 2:31.64 MARTA BALDINI ITA 10:04.65 CAITLIN LEAHY USA 2:51.81 JENNI SVENSSON SWE 1:01.07 REBECCA FOX GBR 2:33.82 JULIA KRAJEWSKI GER 10:10.87 KERSTIN DOLL GER 2:52.33 ANNA POGOCKA POL 1:01.60 ANGELA GRILLO ITA 2:33.90 ALISON PEAKMAN GBR 10:10.90 ELISA ELMI ITA 50 M. FLY 1:01.64 FRANCESCA MANERBA ITA 2:34.90 DAWN PALMER GBR 1500 M. FREE 27.90 LINDA LUND TIETZE DEN 1:01.81 REBEKAH OLSEN USA 2:35.68 JENN KERR CAN 18:09.78 KELLY HIGGINS AUS 28.14 YUKO NAKANISHI JPN 1:01.91 NUI SEKIYA JPN 50 M. BRST 19:21.40 CAITLIN LEAHY USA 28.29 MEGAN JENDRICK USA 200 M. FREE 33.78 YUKO SAKAGUCHI JPN 19:27.99 LILLIAN THOMAS USA 28.78 HITOMI NAKAYAMA JPN 2:06.09 HITOMI MATSUDA JPN 33.92 LAURA GLASS USA 19:39.17 MELANIE SMITH GBR 28.97 LINDSEY URBATCHKA USA 2:09.88 KATJA TROSIEN GER 34.05 ISABEL FIGUEIRA POR 19:42.42 SARAH THOMAS USA 29.09 ERIN REILLY USA 2:10.36 LISA BROADFIELD FRA 34.51 A.JANITZKI GER 19:47.59 HEATHER DILUZIO USA 29.10 C. MARGRISON AUS 2:13.62 ANNE DALGAARD DEN 34.82 KYLA STEENHART GBR 20:03.50 SAMUELA MAGNELLI ITA 29.16 REINA YOSHITANI JPN 2:14.03 AURELIE GOFFIN BEL 35.04 SATSUKI HIRUKAWA JPN 20:04.39 JERRAH HOLTH USA 29.20 N.WINTER GER 2:14.12 ANGELA GRILLO ITA 35.05 RUMI ITO JPN 20:06.65 E.TAGLIAVENTI ITA 29.21 PAULINE GOUWENS NED 2:14.73 L.ZISU ROM 35.38 SACHIKO USUI JPN 20:08.40 ELISA ELMI ITA 100 M. FLY 2:14.79 HANNAH CALDAS USA 35.62 LUCIA BUSSOTTI ITA 50 M. BACK 1:02.73 YUKO NAKANISHI JPN 2:14.94 MARIA WITAZKA SWE 35.72 RUTH MORRISON CHN 30.74 TAKAMI IGARASHI JPN 1:04.29 LINDA LUND TIETZE DEN 2:15.30 DANIELA LANGE GER 100 M. BRST 31.67 MASAKI OIKAWA JPN 1:04.99 LUCY LLOYD-ROACH GBR 400 M. FREE 1:11.97 HITOMI MATSUDA JPN 31.67 ERIN REILLY USA 1:05.23 ERIN REILLY USA 4:29.32 HITOMI MATSUDA JPN 1:15.18 A.JANITZKI GER 31.89 FANNY LECLERCQ FRA 1:05.42 GIULIA ANFOSSI ITA 4:36.37 LISA BROADFIELD FRA 1:15.81 YUKO SAKAGUCHI JPN 31.98 KATIE BIRCHALL GBR 1:06.08 C.
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    FINA WORLD MASTERS TOP 10 - SHORT COURSE METERS 2011 ****************************** 31.20 KELLY MARCOTTE CAN 1:05.02 KAREN ROSS GBR 2:09.18 BROOKE BENNETT USA WOMEN 25-29 31.33 ESTHER LOSANTOS ESP 1:05.12 LUCY LLOYD-ROACH GBR 2:09.33 KATIE HENDERSON GBR ****************************** 100 M. BACK 200 M. FLY 2:10.39 YUKO NAKANISHI JPN 50 M. FREE 1:02.99 ANE SASETA ESP 2:24.70 LUCY LLOYD-ROACH GBR 2:13.76 HANNAH CALDAS USA 25.66 GEORGINA HEYN GBR 1:03.73 FANNY LECLERCQ FRA 2:27.98 STEPHANIE BIGELOW CAN 2:13.90 SAMUELA MAGNELLI ITA 26.03 ANDREA GEOROFF USA 1:05.59 HAYLEY BIRD GBR 2:29.08 MONIKA ZIEGLER GER 400 M. FREE 26.04 HANNAH KEEN GBR 1:06.05 KELLY HARRIGAN USA 2:30.17 ELIZABETH MANCUSO USA 4:17.82 DAWN HECKMAN USA 26.22 HANNA ERIKSSON SWE 1:06.07 KELLY MARCOTTE CAN 2:30.43 CLARE RICKETTS GBR 4:23.93 HITOMI MATSUDA JPN 26.60 J.ELLIS-ALCAIDE USA 1:06.33 MARIA HIRSCH GER 2:32.15 LEXIE KELLY USA 4:26.43 KELLY HIGGINS AUS 26.80 MONIKA HIRTE GER 1:06.73 BIANCA LINTKER GER 2:32.40 AYAKA KAMADO JPN 4:29.45 BROOKE BENNETT USA 26.88 ERIN REILLY USA 1:07.02 KATIE BIRCHALL GBR 2:32.89 SABINA MARTINEZ ESP 4:34.13 KATIE HENDERSON GBR 26.93 C. MARGRISON AUS 1:07.09 BRITTA O'LEARY USA 2:33.48 SUZANI PAZ BRA 4:35.71 ANNE VELEZ FRA 26.99 KELLY MARCOTTE CAN 1:07.16 ANNA FENTON GBR 2:33.97 MARIT BLOMER GER 4:39.04 KANA YAMAGUCHI JPN 27.02 NICOLE HEIDEMANN GER 200 M.