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Swimming Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016


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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

So what's the record? :p 

 

Or you mean it has never happened before that Japan isn't represented in the 100 free? 

 

Men's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 48.16

Katsumi Nakamura, 48.25 NR

 

Women's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 53.81

Miki Uchida, 53.88 NR

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4 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

 

Men's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 48.16

Katsumi Nakamura, 48.25 NR

 

Women's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 53.81

Miki Uchida, 53.88 NR

Thanks! Dear Lord, talk about rough standards..

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:AUS Australian Trials Day 2 Qualifiers

 

Men's 100m Breaststroke - Jake Packard

Women's 400m Freestyle - Jessica Ashwood, Tamsin Cook

Women's 100m Butterfly - Emma McKeon, Madeline Groves

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3 hours ago, JoshMartini007 said:

 

Men's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 48.16

Katsumi Nakamura, 48.25 NR

 

Women's 100m Freestyle

JPN Olympic Standard – 53.81

Miki Uchida, 53.88 NR

That is crazy, 48.25 would have come 5th at the 2015 World Championships in the 100m Free and he would have made the final at London 2012.

For the Women's 53.88 would have put her 9th at London 2012 and 6th at 2015 World Championships.

Hopefully they have another think about their selection policy and allow the two of them to compete at the Olympics.

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4 minutes ago, uk12points said:

That is crazy, 48.25 would have come 5th at the 2015 World Championships in the 100m Free and he would have made the final at London 2012.

For the Women's 53.88 would have put her 9th at London 2012 and 6th at 2015 World Championships.

Hopefully they have another think about their selection policy and allow the two of them to compete at the Olympics.

 

We’ll see, they might let them (and possibly the second place finishers) compete since they are already competing in the relay.

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Apparently Kosuke Kitajima has announced the end of his career. He swam the Japanese standard in the 100 breast in the semi-finals, but the Japanese rules apparently say he had to do so in the final, which he didn't...so no Rio for him :( 

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Canada qualifiers after Day 4 of the Canadian Olympic Trials

 

Men's 100m Freestyle - Santo Condorelli, Yuri Kisil

Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay - Santo Condorelli, Yuri Kisil, Markus Thormeyer, Evan van Moerkerke

Women's 200m Butterfly - Audrey Lacroix

Women's 200m IM - Sydney Pickrem, Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson

 

Katerine Savard missed the 200m butterfly

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Not a bad day for the Canadian team, only one quota left on the table. Our relay team is extremely young, with everyone between the ages of 18 and 22. Lacroix is the oldest team member at 32. With the exception of Lacroix, Cochran and Weinberger every swimmer Canada has qualified is under the age of 25.

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Santo Condorelli false started in the 100m butterfly and thus will not compete in the finals. Canada may not have anyone competing in the mens's 100m fly because of that.

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