1993 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

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1993 Pan Pacific
Swimming Championships
Swimming pictogram.svg
Freestyle
50 mmen
100 mmen
200 mmen
400 m
800 m
1500 m
Backstroke
100 m
200 m
Breaststroke
100 m
200 m
Butterfly
100 m
200 m
Individual medley
200 m
400 m
Freestyle relay
4×100 m
4×200 m
Medley relay
4×100 m
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The fifth edition of the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, a long course (50 m) event involving countries in the Pacific region, was held on August 12–15, 1993 in Kobe, Japan.[1][2][3]

Competing nations[]

Results[]

Men's events[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle
details 		Jon Olsen
 USA		 22.68 Joe Hudepohl
 USA		 22.95 Dean Kondziolka
 Canada		 23.16
100 m freestyle
details 		Jon Olsen
 USA		 49.73 Christopher Fydler
 Australia		 50.02 John Steel
 New Zealand		 50.12
200 m freestyle
details 		Josh Davis
 USA		 1:48.50 Trent Bray
 New Zealand		 1:49.69 Uğur Taner
 USA		 1:49.80
400 m freestyle
Kieren Perkins
 Australia		 3:49.43 Daniel Kowalski
 Australia		 3:52.18 Chad Carvin
 USA		 3:52.46
800 m freestyle
Kieren Perkins
 Australia		 7:50.51 Daniel Kowalski
 Australia		 7:56.95 Chad Carvin
 USA		 8:00.36
1500 m freestyle
Kieren Perkins
 Australia		 14:55.92 Daniel Kowalski
 Australia		 15:06.77 Carlton Bruner
 USA		 15:16.64
100 m backstroke
Jeff Rouse
 USA		 54.85 Brian Retterer
 USA		 55.59 Hajime Itoi
 Japan		 56.54
200 m backstroke
Royce Sharp
 USA		 1:59.21 Tripp Schwenk
 USA		 2:00.08 Hajime Itoi
 Japan		 2:00.68
100 m breaststroke
Phil Rogers
 Australia		 1:01.56 Akira Hayashi
 Japan		 1:01.82 Seth Van Neerden
 USA		 1:02.35
200 m breaststroke
Phil Rogers
 Australia		 2:13.50 Jon Cleveland
 Canada		 2:14.31 Eric Wunderlich
 USA		 2:15.47
100 m butterfly
Mark Henderson
 USA		 53.91
 USA		 54.27 Danyon Loader
 New Zealand		 54.35
200 m butterfly
Danyon Loader
 New Zealand		 1:58.30 Scott Miller
 Australia		 1:58.47
 Japan		 2:00.77
200 m individual medley
Matthew Dunn
 Australia		 2:01.52 Greg Burgess
 USA		 2:01.54
 USA		 2:03.38
400 m individual medley
Matthew Dunn
 Australia		 4:19.05 Tom Dolan
 USA		 4:20.72
 USA		 4:21.98
4×100 m freestyle relay
 USA
Joe Hudepohl (49.68)
(49.49)
David Fox (49.57)
Jon Olsen (48.76)		 3:17.50  Australia
Chris Fydler (49.93)
Darren Lange (50.26)
Andrew Baildon (49.78)
Matthew Dunn (50.56)		 3:20.53  Canada
(51.45)
Dean Kondziolka (50.74)
Stephen Clarke (49.98)
Robert Braknis (49.84)		 3:22.01
4×200 m freestyle relay
 USA
Greg Burgess (1:51.54)
(1:49.41)
Uğur Taner (1:49.75)
Josh Davis (1:47.96)		 7:18.66  Australia
Kieren Perkins (1:50.81)
Deane Pieters (1:50.96)
Malcolm Allen (1:51.43)
Matthew Dunn (1:51.91)		 7:25.11  New Zealand
John Steel (1:52.83)
Trent Bray (1:50.15)
(1:53.48)
Danyon Loader (1:49.82)		 7:26.28
4×100 m medley relay
 USA
Jeff Rouse (55.10)
Seth Van Neerden (1:02.37)
Mark Henderson (53.24)
Jon Olsen (48.81)		 3:39.52  Australia
(57.34)
Phil Rogers (1:01.30)
Scott Miller (53.51)
Chris Fydler (49.41)		 3:41.56  Japan
Hajime Itoi (56.64)
Akira Hayashi (1:00.71)
(54.18)
(51.69)		 3:43.22

Legend: WR: World record, CR: Championship record

Women's events[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle
Jenny Thompson
 USA		 25.60 Angel Martino
 USA		 25.78 Jessica Amey
 Canada		 26.06
100 m freestyle
Jenny Thompson
 USA		 55.25 Susie O'Neill
 Australia		 55.80 Angel Martino
 USA		 55.97
200 m freestyle
Claudia Poll
 Costa Rica		 1:58.85 Nicole Haislett
 USA		 1:58.95 Suzu Chiba
 Japan		 1:59.56
400 m freestyle
Janet Evans
 USA		 4:07.47 Claudia Poll
 Costa Rica		 4:09.61 Suzu Chiba
 Japan		 4:10.67
800 m freestyle
Janet Evans
 USA		 8:23.72 Hayley Lewis
 Australia		 8:26.66 Claudia Poll
 Costa Rica		 8:33.80
1500 m freestyle
Hayley Lewis
 Australia		 16:04.84 Stacey Gartrell
 Australia		 16:10.42
 USA		 16:19.03
100 m backstroke
Lea Loveless
 USA		 1:01.35 Barbara Bedford
 USA		 1:01.54 Yoko Koikawa
 Japan		 1:03.21
200 m backstroke
Barbara Bedford
 USA		 2:10.97 Lea Loveless
 USA		 2:11.42 Leigh Habler
 Australia		 2:13.89
100 m breaststroke
Anita Nall
 USA		 1:09.11 Samantha Riley
 Australia		 1:09.18 Guylaine Cloutier
 Canada		 1:09.93
200 m breaststroke
Anita Nall
 USA		 2:28.40 Rebecca Brown
 Australia		 2:28.42 Kristine Quance
 USA		 2:28.75
100 m butterfly
Jenny Thompson
 USA		 59.33 Susie O'Neill
 Australia		 59.86 Petria Thomas
 Australia		 1:01.03
200 m butterfly
Rie Shito
 Japan		 2:10.36 Mika Haruna
 Japan		 2:11.64
 Australia		 2:11.88
200 m individual medley
Allison Wagner
 USA		 2:12.54
 Japan		 2:14.60 Elli Overton
 Australia		 2:15.45
400 m individual medley
Kristine Quance
 USA		 4:39.25 Allison Wagner
 USA		 4:41.22 Hayley Lewis
 Australia		 4:44.13
4×100 m freestyle relay
 USA
Melanie Valerio (56.58)
Nicole Haislett (55.89)
Angel Martino (55.24)
Jenny Thompson (54.84)		 3:42.56  Australia
Anna Windsor (57.52)
Sarah Ryan (56.57)
(56.24)
Susie O'Neill (55.87)		 3:46.20  Canada
Marianne Limpert (56.78)
Shannon Shakespeare (56.59)
(57.32)
Joanne Malar (56.86)		 3:47.55
4×200 m freestyle relay
 USA
Nicole Haislett (2:00.41)
Janet Evans (2:02.37)
(2:01.80)
Jenny Thompson (2:01.70)		 8:06.28  Australia
Susie O'Neill (2:01.27)
Stacey Gartrell (2:03.01)
Anna Windsor (2:02.90)
Hayley Lewis (2:01.55)		 8:08.73  Japan
(2:01.65)
Yoko Koikawa (2:01.94)
(2:02.92)
Suzu Chiba (2:02.23)		 8:08.74
4×100 m medley relay
 USA
Lea Loveless (1:01.33)
Anita Nall (1:09.63)
Jenny Thompson (58.70)
Angel Martino (55.24)		 4:04.90  Australia
Nicole Stevenson (1:02.84)
Samantha Riley (1:09.45)
Petria Thomas (1:00.19)
Susie O'Neill (55.62)		 4:08.10  Japan
Yoko Koikawa (1:03.06)
Kyoko Kasuya (1:10.50)
Rie Shito (1:01.07)
Suzu Chiba (55.45)		 4:10.08

Legend: WR: World record, CR: Championship record

See also[]

References[]

  • For the Record, Swimming World Magazine, October 1993.
  1. ^ "Results of the 1993 Pan Pacific" (PDF). USA Swimming. August 16, 1993. Retrieved March 4, 2014.
  2. ^ ISHOF list with all medalists in Pan Pacific Championships history Archived 2014-10-10 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ "1993 Pan Pacific results". Swim News. August 16, 1993. Retrieved March 4, 2014.
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