Swimming FINA World Cup 2022

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Stage #2 ( Toronto)

 

best of day #3

 

 Maggie McNeil swam a new Short Course World Cup record to take the W 100m Fly in 54.78 (just 19/100 of a second slower than Kelsi Dahlia's WR).

Yesterday she was followed by  Louise Hansson in a very fast 55.02 in one of the best races of the night.

 Beata Nelson almost broke the 2-minute mark in the W 200m Back, winning the race in 2.00.50 ahead of  Kylie Masse and  Summer McIntosh (both on the 2.02.X mark).

 Shaine Casas took another gold in the M 100m Back in a SCWC record breaking time of 48.84 (half a second behind the WR).

 Ruta Meilutyte beat  Lilly King also in the W 100m Breast, but this time with no unforgettable clocking (28.96 to 29.20).

 Siobhan Haughey won the W 100m Free. She outsprinted  Beryl Gastaldello and  Katarzyna Wasick (51.33 the winning time for the woman from HKG, also below the 52-sec mark the other girls on the podium).

the M 200m Free was the top race of the night, with an amzing finish where 5 men ended up in a 14/100 of a sec span.

 Brooks Curry eventually came up on top of a  clean sweep, followed by teammates Trenton Julian and Kieran Smith (1.42.32, 1.42.35 and 1.42.45 the times of the first 3 guys).  Matthew Sates and  Danas Rapsys finished the race tied in 4th place, just 1/100 of a sec behind the bronze medallist.

finally, Beata Nelson earned herself the title of MVP of the session by winning also the final race, the W 200m IM, in 2.05.08, edging out a bunch of  Canadian girls led by Sydney Pickrem (2.05.23) and Summer McIntosh (2.06.57). 

 

Full Results of the Meet:

https://www.omegatiming.com/2022/fina-swimming-world-cup-toronto--live-results

 

next stop,  Indianapolis, from Thursday, November 3rd through Saturday, November 5th.

 

Edited October 31, 2022 by phelps

[phelps 8,285]

Stage #3 ( Indianapolis)

 

best of day #1

 

 Katie Ledecky took advantage of McIntosh's decision to swim other races and easily won yesterday's W 400m Free in 3.54.04.  Bella Sims also went under the 4-min mark in 3.58.85.

Matthew Sates couldn't continue his personal streak over the M 400m Free, as he was only 5th in a race dominated by   Kieran Smith in 3.35.99.

 Kylie Masse was the only swimmer below the 26-sec mark in the W 50m Back (25.96 for her).

 Summer McIntosh edged out  Katie Grimes in the W 200m Fly, 2.03.40 to 2.04.16.

 Chad Le Clos was more than a second faster than his closest rival in the M 100m Fly. 48.85 his winning time.

 Lilly King dominated the W 200m Breast from start to finish in 2.17.56.  Sydney Pickrem was the only other swimmer below the 2.20-mark (2.19.77).

 Nick Fink continued his sweep of the M 100m Breast, even if not in an amazing clocking (56.15 for him).

 Katarzyna Wasick right now is in a class of her own over the W 50m Free distance: 23.10 for her, not so far away from Ranomi Kromowidjojo's WR (22.93).

 Dylan Carter edged out  Kyle Chalmers in the M 50m Free, one of the best men's races of the night. They were also the only 2 swimmers below the 21-sec mark (20.72 to 20.81).

the closest race of the night, however, was the W 100m IM, where  Beata Nelson just outtouched  Beryl Gastaldello 57.81 to 57.82, with  Louise Hansson not so far behind them (58.12).

finally, the man of yesterday's session,  Shaine Casas, who won 2 events. First, he dominated the M 200m Back in 1.48.40 and then he ended the evening with the gold medal over the M 100m IM in 51.04, beating  Michael Andrew (51.22).

 

Full Results:

https://www.omegatiming.com/2022/fina-swimming-world-cup-indianapolis--live-results

Edited November 4, 2022 by phelps

[phelps 8,285]

Stage #3 ( Indianapolis)

 

best of day #2

 

 Sydney Pickrem opened the session winning the W 400m IM in 4.26.66, just ahead of  Katie grimes (4.27.11).

Olympic Champion  Bobby Finke won the M 1500m Free in a very modest 14.45.77.

 Dylan Carter beat quite comfortably the  bunch (Ryan Murphy, Justin Ress, Coleman Stewart) in the M 50m Back, swimming also quite a good time (22.72, only half a second outside the WR).

 Siobhan Haughey proved too strong for  Katie Ledecky,  Madison Wilson,  Bella Sims and  Summer McIntosh in the W 200m Free. She won the race in 1.51.19, while the other girls ended up in the written order, all of them in the 1.52s.

 Kieran Smith had a surprising outing in the M 200m IM, and he even won the race in 1.52.98 ahead of  Danas Rapsys (1.53.37 for him).

 Bella Sims swam a new WJR in the W 100m Back, 55.75. and she won the race ahead of her teammate Beata Nelson (55.90) and  Ingrid Wilm (56.00).

 Nick Fink is just unstoppable in the men's Breaststroke. he won also yesterday's M 50m race in 25.83, ahead of  Niccolò Martinenghi (26.03) and Michael Andrew (26.32).

 Louise Hansson took her revenge over  Beryl Gastaldello and won the W 50m Fly in 25.16 (25.18 for the French swimmer).

 Ruta Meilutyte went once again below the 1.03 mark (1.02.77) to beat  Lilly King ("only" 1.03.74 for her).

 Chad Le Clos edged out once again  Trenton Julian in the M 200m Fly (1.49.89 to 1.50.09).

finally, in the M 100m Free we saw a copycat race as in Toronto last week, with  Kyle Chalmers comfortably ahead of the rest of the field in 45.55 ( Thomas Ceccon was once again second, this week in 46.27).

 

Full Results:

https://www.omegatiming.com/2022/fina-swimming-world-cup-indianapolis--live-results

[NMQ 243]

7:57.42 and new WR for Ledecky in the 800 FR. She fell off in the last 400, but still got it. Not an unreachable mark like in the 1500, it may be broken in the future. McIntosh did a great time for an off event for her.

[phelps 8,285]

Stage #3 ( Indianapolis)

 

best of day #3

 

 Matthew Sates back on top of a SCWC race. he won the M 400m IM in 4.04.12.

as written above,  Katie Ledecky swam a new WR over the W 800m Free, 7.57.42. she was followed by  summer McIntosh in 8.07.12 and by 3 more  girls (Leah Smith, Katie Grimes, Claire Weinstein) all on the 8.12s.

this time the W 100m Fly were almost a no contest, as  Louise Hansson won in 55.45, more than a second faster than the rest of the field.

 Dylan Carter was once again unbeatable over the M 50 Fly and he also was the only swimmer breaking the 22-sec mark (21.99).

 clean sweep in the W 200m Back, with Beata Nelson (2.00.43) beating Bella Sims (2.01.64) and Katie Grimes (2.02.34).

 Shaine Casas edged out  Kacper Stokowski 49.40 to 49.63 in the M 100m Back (and they were slower than  Lorenzo Mora, who swam 49.37 in an Italian meet).

 Ruta Meilutyte once again went close to  Alia Atkinson's WR in the W 50m Breast (28.70, the WR is 28.56) and clearly beat  Lilly King, who couldn't swim faster than 29.16.  Andrea Podmanikova was 3rd, also below the 30-sec mark (and she was good also in the 100m and 200m in the previous days @hckošice ).

the machine  Nick Fink easily confirmed himself the breaststroke specialist in the best shape at the moment, taking the M 200m Breast in 2.02.70.

"Stakhanov"  Beata Nelson was unstoppable also in the W 200 IM. she won in 2.04.92, ahead of  Sydney Pickrem, almost a second slower (2.05.87).

we already said that  Siobhan Haughey has no rivals in the 100m and 200m Free right now...and yesterday she confirmed that by taking the W 100m Free in 51.00, more than half a second ahead of  Madison Wilson (51.54) and  Abby Weitzeil (51.63).

finally, the M 200m Free race was won by  Kieran Smith in 1.41.78, just a fraction ahead of  Danas Rapsys,  Drew Kibler and  Kyle Chalmers (all of them also below the 1.42 mark).

 

 

Full Results:

https://www.omegatiming.com/2022/fina-swimming-world-cup-indianapolis--live-results