2008 12th World Masters Championships

the 12th FINA World Masters Swimming Championships begin Friday April 18th and run through Thursday April 24th RESULTS & Heat sheets www.2008finamasters.org.au/infoswim.htm The World Championships are being held at Challenge Stadium in Perth, Australia. Challenge Stadium has one 50 meter indoor pool, an indoor diving and water polo pool, two outdoor 50 meter pools, and an outdoor water polo pool. Follow the results at www.2008finamasters.org Time Line www.2008finamasters.org.au/.../PoolUsage.pdf Psyche Sheets www.2008finamasters.org.au/infoswimpsych.htm Events Friday 18 April 1. Women 800 Freestyle 2. Men 800 Freestyle Saturday 19 April 3. Women 200 Backstroke 4. Men 200 Backstroke 5. Women 100 Freestyle 6. Men 100 Freestyle 7. Women 100 Breaststroke 8. Men 100 Breaststroke Sunday 20 April 9. Women 400 Individual Medley 10. Men 400 Individual Medley 11. Women 200 Freestyle 12. Men 200 Freestyle 13. Women 50 Butterfly 14. Men 50 Butterfly Monday 21 April 15. Women 50 Freestyle 16. Men 50 Freestyle 17. Women 200 Individual Medley 18. Men 200 Individual Medley 19. Women 100 Butterfly 20. Men 100 Butterfly 22. Women 50 Breastroke 22. Men 50 Breastroke Tuesday 22 April 23. 200 Mixed Medley Relay 24. 200 Mixed Freestyle Relay 25. Women 200 Freestyle Relay 26. Men 200 Freestyle Relay 27. Women 200 Medlay Relay 28. Men 200 Medlay Relay Wednesday 23 April 29. Women 200 Breaststroke 30. Men 200 Breaststroke 31. Women 100 Backstroke 32. Men 100 Backstroke 33. Women 200 Butterfly 34. Men 200 Butterfly Thursday 24 April 35. Women 50 Backstroke 36. Men 50 Backstroke 37. Women 400 Freestyle 38. Men 400 Freestyle
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  • Heartbreak of the meet. in the 100 back Kristen Gary (Red Tide NY) has a great swim leads at the 50 by about 1/2 second, breaks the 100 Backstroke world record then finishes second - by 0.01 second (one of the coaches said at the end of that race was the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat). Suzanne Heim-Bowen won the 400 freestyle at 4:42.37, breaking Laura Val's World record by five seconds. Suzanne won four gold medals and one bronze and the open water is tomorrow. Laura Val, I am fairly sure won five old medals. The 400 has not been posted yet but she swam a 4:50.56 breaking her own 400 record. Bobbi Callison of Rinconada Masters won four golds and a silver. In the silver, Jane Asher beat her, but had to set a world record to do it. Ken Frost won a bunch of hardware. He took all the breaststroke medals, a couple of relay golds and a couple of other top ten finishes. It has been fun meet so far - Open water tomorrow. michael
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  • Heartbreak of the meet. in the 100 back Kristen Gary (Red Tide NY) has a great swim leads at the 50 by about 1/2 second, breaks the 100 Backstroke world record then finishes second - by 0.01 second (one of the coaches said at the end of that race was the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat). Suzanne Heim-Bowen won the 400 freestyle at 4:42.37, breaking Laura Val's World record by five seconds. Suzanne won four gold medals and one bronze and the open water is tomorrow. Laura Val, I am fairly sure won five old medals. The 400 has not been posted yet but she swam a 4:50.56 breaking her own 400 record. Bobbi Callison of Rinconada Masters won four golds and a silver. In the silver, Jane Asher beat her, but had to set a world record to do it. Ken Frost won a bunch of hardware. He took all the breaststroke medals, a couple of relay golds and a couple of other top ten finishes. It has been fun meet so far - Open water tomorrow. michael
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