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2014 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

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2014 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Host cityMaui, Hawaii, United States
Date(s)27–31 August
Venue(s)Kihei Aquatic Center (pool)
Ulua Beach (open water)
Events36 total (34 pool; 2 open water)

The 2014 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships were held from 27 to 31 August 2014 in Maui, Hawaii, United States.[1][2] Pool competition was conducted in a long course (50 metre) pool at Kihei Aquatic Center in Kihei, Hawaii and the open water marathons were contested at Ulua Beach in Wailea, Hawaii.[1][2][3]

Medalists were determined based on results in the A-final with finals conducted in an A-final and B-final format.[2][4] This marked a change in nomenclature from the 2012 edition where the medalists were determined from the Championship final and the second final was termed the Consolation final.[5]

Results

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle Paul Powers
 United States
22.20
CR
Blake Jones
 Australia
22.67 Cameron Kidd
 Canada
22.69
100 m freestyle Paul Powers
 United States
50.29 Blake Pieroni
 United States
50.30 Markus Thormeyer
 Canada
50.40
200 m freestyle Townley Haas
 United States
1:48.32
CR
Blake Pieroni
 United States
1:48.85 Katsuhiro Matsumoto
 Japan
1:49.90
400 m freestyle Liam Egan
 United States
3:52.59 Aidan Burns
 United States
3:53.10 Josh Parrish
 Australia
3:53.85
800 m freestyle Townley Haas
 United States
8:00.99 Liam Egan
 United States
8:04.06 Peter Brothers
 Canada
8:04.45
1500 m freestyle Liam Egan
 United States
15:15.53 Jon McKay
 Canada
15:21.82 Sean Grieshop
 United States
15:29.87
100 m backstroke Connor Green
 United States
55.08 Michael Andrew
 United States
55.81 Markus Thormeyer
 Canada
56.07
200 m backstroke Connor Green
 United States
1:59.60 Corey Okubo
 United States
2:01.17 Markus Thormeyer
 Canada
2:01.55
100 m breaststroke Connor Hoppe
 United States
1:01.68 Matthew Ackman
 Canada
Ryuya Mura
 Japan
1:02.05 Not awarded
200 m breaststroke Ryuya Mura
 Japan
2:13.55 Rintaro Okubo
 Japan
2:13.75 Matthew Wilson
 Australia
2:14.71
100 m butterfly Alex Valente
 United States
52.60 Andrew Seliskar
 United States
53.14 Bradlee Ashby
 New Zealand
53.81
200 m butterfly Andrew Seliskar
 United States
1:55.92
CR
Yuya Yajima
 Japan
1:58.30 Corey Okubo
 United States
1:59.23
200 m
individual medley
Andrew Seliskar
 United States
2:00.81 Curtis Ogren
 United States
2:02.21 Juran Mizohata
 Japan
2:02.31
400 m
individual medley
Andrew Seliskar
 United States
4:16.05 Curtis Ogren
 United States
4:20.34 Bradlee Ashby
 New Zealand
4:23.15
4×100 m
freestyle relay
 United States
Paul Powers (50.14)
Blake Pieroni (49.45)
James Jones (50.06)
Townley Haas (49.03)
3:18.68  Australia
Vincent Dai (50.59)
Brayden McCarthy (50.13)
Benno Negri (50.34)
Blake Jones (49.69)
3:20.75  Canada
Markus Thormeyer (51.89)
Mitchell Ferraro (50.43)
Matthew Ackman (50.38)
Cameron Kidd (50.28)
3:22.98
4×200 m
freestyle relay
 United States
Townley Haas (1:48.29)
Liam Egan (1:50.78)
Blake Pieroni (1:50.24)
Andrew Seliskar (1:52.05)
7:21.36  Japan
Katsuhiro Matsumoto
Koki Tanaka
Juran Mizohata (1:51.75)
Fuyu Yoshida (1:50.04)
7:23.45  Australia
Jacob Hansford (1:51.05)
Sam Young (1:51.26)
Damian Fyfe (1:50.27)
Josh Parrish (1:51.16)
7:23.74
4×100 m
medley relay
 United States
Connor Green (55.63)
Connor Hoppe (1:01.07)
Alex Valente (52.70)
Townley Haas (49.69)
3:39.09  Japan
Juran Mizohata
Ryuya Mura
Yuya Yajima (53.10)
Katsuhiro Matsumoto (49.30)
3:42.78  Canada
Markus Thormeyer (57.40)
Matthew Ackman (1:01.75)
Nicolaas Dekker (53.50)
Cameron Kidd (3:43.12)
3:43.12
10 km
open water
Brendan Casey
 United States
1:58:00.0 Jon McKay
 Canada
1:58:01.0 Lachlan Colquhoun
 Australia
1:58:35.0

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle Amy Bilquist
 United States
25.04 Zhu Menghui
 China
25.12 Lucy McJannett
 Australia
25.38
100 m freestyle Shayna Jack
 Australia
54.82 Chelsea Gillett
 Australia
54.93 Zhu Menghui
 China
55.14
200 m freestyle Katie Drabot
 United States
1:58.73 Shayna Jack
 Australia
1:59.48 Courtney Harnish
 United States|
2:00.46
400 m freestyle Courtney Harnish
 United States
4:09.36 Tamsin Cook
 Australia
4:10.91 Alex Aitchison
 Canada
4:11.16
800 m freestyle Sierra Schmidt
 United States
8:34.71 Sacha Downing
 Australia
8:37.04 Courtney Harnish
 United States
8:40.67
1500 m freestyle Sierra Schmidt
 United States
16:26.81 Moesha Johnson
 Australia
16:31.96 Isabel Rongione
 United States
16:33.60
100 m backstroke Amy Bilquist
 United States
1:01.00 Danielle Hanus
 Canada
1:01.51 Rio Shirai
 Japan
1:01.82
200 m backstroke Rio Shirai
 Japan
2:11.67 Rika Yuhara
 Japan
2:12.51 Dalin Lee
 South Korea
2:13.24
100 m breaststroke Lilly King
 United States
1:07.98
CR
Jorie Caneta
 United States
1:08.68 Runa Imai
 Japan
1:09.25
200 m breaststroke Runa Imai
 Japan
2:26.04 Manami Chida
 Japan
2:28.47 Emily Kopas
 United States
2:28.83
100 m butterfly Suzuka Hasegawa
 Japan
58.91 Christina Licciardi
 Australia
59.36 Rikako Ikee
 Japan
59.50
200 m butterfly Haruno Ito
 Japan
2:09.02
CR
Cassidy Bayer
 United States
2:09.08 Hannah Kukurugya
 United States
2:09.68
200 m
individual medley
Ella Eastin
 United States
2:13.12 Mary-Sophie Harvey
 Canada
2:13.77 Kim Williams
 United States
2:14.18
400 m
individual medley
Ella Eastin
 United States
4:43.13 Hiroko Makino
 Japan
4:45.23 Tianni Gilmour
 Australia
4:45.95
4×100 m
freestyle relay
 Australia
Lucy McJannett (55.07)
Shayna Jack (54.66)
Sophie Taylor (55.67)
Chelsea Gillett (54.33)
3:39.73
CR
 United States
Stanzi Moseley (55.66)
Amy Bilquist (55.00)
Katie Drabot (54.46)
Katrina Konopka (55.02)
3:40.14  Japan
Sachi Mochida (56.22)
Rikako Ikee (55.50)
Haruno Ito (57.35)
Hiroko Makina (56.46)
3:45.33
4×200 m
freestyle relay
 United States
Katie Drabot (1:59.53)
Courtney Harnish (1:59.94)
Stanzi Moseley (2:00.35)
Amy Bilquist (2:00.65)
8:00.47  Australia
Shayna Jack (2:00.33)
Chelsea Gillett (2:00.46)
Sophie Taylor (2:00.39)
Tamsin Cook (2:00.08)
8:01.26  Japan
Sachi Mochida (2:02.06)
Rikako Ikee (2:00.88)
Chinatsu Sato (2:03.70)
Hiroko Makino (2:02.62)
8:09.26
4×100 m
medley relay
 United States
Amy Bilquist (1:01.52)
Lilly King (1:08.03)
Hannah Kukurugya (59.13)
Katie Drabot (54.76)
4:03.44
CR
 Japan
Rio Shirai (1:02.37)
Runa Imai (1:08.18)
Suzuka Hasegawa (58.69)
Rikako Ikee (54.87)
4:04.11  Canada
Danielle Hanus (1:02.20)
Kelsey Wog (1:11.01)
Jacomie Strydom (1:00.27)
Mary-Sophie Harvey (55.09)
4:08.57
10 km
open water
Yukimi Moriyama
 Japan
2:00:00.0 Grace Hull
 Australia
2:03:13.0 Regan Kology
 United States
2:03:25.0

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (United States)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States*2812949
2 Japan69722
3 Australia210618
4 Canada05914
5 China0112
6 New Zealand0022
7 South Korea0011
Totals (7 entries)363735108

Championships records set

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The following Championships records were set during the course of competition.[4]

Day Date Event Stage Time Name Country
1 27 August 200 m butterfly (men) Heats 1:56.65 Andrew Seliskar  United States
1 27 August 200 m freestyle (men) Final 1:48.32 Townley Haas  United States
1 27 August 200 m butterfly (women) Final 2:09.02 Haruno Ito  Japan
1 27 August 200 m butterfly (men) Final 1:55.92 Andrew Seliskar  United States
2 28 August 100 m breaststroke (women) Final 1:07.98 Lilly King  United States
3 29 August 4×100 m freestyle relay (women) Final 3:39.73 Lucy McJannett (55.07)
Shayna Jack (54.66)
Sophie Taylor (55.67)
Chelsea Gillett (54.33)
 Australia
4 30 August 50 m freestyle (men) Heats 22.24 Paul Powers  United States
4 30 August 50 m freestyle (men) Final 22.20 Paul Powers  United States
4 30 August 4×100 m medley relay (women) Final 4:03.44 Amy Bilquist (1:01.52)
Lilly King (1:08.03)
Hannah Kukurugya (59.13)
Katie Drabot (54.76)
 United States

References

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  1. ^ a b "BRIEF: Kīhei Aquatic Center Prepped for Pan Pacific Championships". mauinow.com. 9 July 2014. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
  2. ^ a b c "Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". The Maui News. 28 August 2014. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
  3. ^ Panam Aquatics (27 August 2014). "Junior Pan Pacific Championships Opens on Wednesday in Maui, Hawaii". teamunify.com. 28 August 2014. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
  4. ^ a b Hy-Tek (31 August 2014). "Meet Results: 2014 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". swmeets.com. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
  5. ^ "2012 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming 8/23/2012 to 8/27/2012: Results". USA Swimming. 27 August 2012. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
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