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Surprised no one has mentioned this by now, but Kaylee McKeown :AUS clocked a 57.45 in the W 100BK on Day 2 of the Australian Trials, which is now the third-fastest performance in history (The top two are 57.45, 57.47, both marks by McKeown)

 

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8 hours ago, ELENAGM said:

With trials of Australia my preditions in Girls in Fukuoka Will be...

 

 50 free 🥇 Sjostrom 🥈 mckeon 🥉jack

100free🥇haughey🥈o'callaghan 🥉 mckeon*/ steenberguen 

200 free🥇o callaghan 🥈titmus🥉mcintosh/haughey

400 🥇 mcintosh 🥈ledecky🥉titmus

800🥇ledecky🥈titmus🥉quadarella/grimes

1500 🥇ledecky🥈grimes🥉quadarella*/pallister

 

 

.50 back 🥇masse. 🥈pigree🥉 Berkoff/McKeown*

100 back 🥇 smith 🥈 McKeown 🥉o callaghan 

200back🥇 McKeown 🥈smith🥉bacon

 

50 breast 🥇Meilutytė 🥈pilato🥉 van nierkek/king

100 breast 🥇 jacoby🥈 schouten 🥉pilato 

200 breast🥇 schoenmaker 🥈 Douglass 🥉schouten/king

 

50butterfly 🥇sjostrom🥈henique🥉 Huske 

100 butterfly🥇macneil🥈huske🥉 mckeon

200 butterfly🥇 smith 🥈 mcintosh 🥉dekkers

 

 

200im 🥇 mcintosh 🥈 McKeown 🥉walsh

400 im🥇 mcintosh 🥈grimes🥉colbert/ francheschi*

 

I Accept opinions and comments!!!

I think experience prevails and McKeon wins the 100 FR and Titmus the 200 and 400. The rest about the same, the big if is Smith for me, not sure she will score her best when it matters. I trust Mckeown and McIntosh more tbh.

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On 6/18/2023 at 5:41 PM, ELENAGM said:

With trials of Australia my preditions in Girls in Fukuoka Will be...

 

 50 free 🥇 Sjostrom 🥈 mckeon 🥉jack

100free🥇haughey🥈o'callaghan 🥉 mckeon*/ steenberguen 

200 free🥇o callaghan 🥈titmus🥉mcintosh/haughey

400 🥇 mcintosh 🥈ledecky🥉titmus

800🥇ledecky🥈titmus🥉quadarella/grimes

1500 🥇ledecky🥈grimes🥉quadarella*/pallister

 

 

.50 back 🥇masse. 🥈pigree🥉 Berkoff/McKeown*

100 back 🥇 smith 🥈 McKeown 🥉o callaghan 

200back🥇 McKeown 🥈smith🥉bacon

 

50 breast 🥇Meilutytė 🥈pilato🥉 van nierkek/king

100 breast 🥇 jacoby🥈 schouten 🥉pilato 

200 breast🥇 schoenmaker 🥈 Douglass 🥉schouten/king

 

50butterfly 🥇sjostrom🥈henique🥉 Huske 

100 butterfly🥇macneil🥈huske🥉 mckeon

200 butterfly🥇 smith 🥈 mcintosh 🥉dekkers

 

 

200im 🥇 mcintosh 🥈 McKeown 🥉walsh

400 im🥇 mcintosh 🥈grimes🥉colbert/ francheschi*

 

I Accept opinions and comments!!!

1) Why don’t you wait with your predictions until the end of the American trials?

2) Franceschi (and to a lesser degree Colbert) winning a medal in the 400 IM would be one of the biggest surprises in the history of swimming.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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