2016 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

The 2016 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships were held from 24 to 27 August 2016 at Lahaina Aquatic Center in Maui, Hawaii, United States.^[1][2][3] Competition was conducted in a long course (50 metre) pool with finals contested in an A-final and B-final format with medalists determined from the A-final.^[4] This continued the nomenclature used for the 2014 edition.^[5]

2016 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Host city	Maui, Hawaii, United States
Date(s)	24–27 August
Venue(s)	Lahaina Aquatic Center
Events	34
← 2014 Maui 2018 Suva →

Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Jack Cartwright  Australia	22.28	Jack Franzman  United States	22.68	Ryan Hoffer  United States	22.77
100 m freestyle	Jack Cartwright  Australia	49.14	Cameron Craig  United States	49.41	Louis Townsend  Australia	49.58
200 m freestyle	Jack Cartwright  Australia	1:47.68 CR	Louis Townsend  Australia	1:47.73	Drew Kibler  United States	1:49.04
400 m freestyle	Andrew Abruzzo  United States	3:53.39	Trey Freeman  United States	3:54.12	Jacob Vincent  Australia	3:54.14
800 m freestyle	Bobby Finke  United States	7:55.16 CR	Andrew Abruzzo  United States	7:59.76	Jacob Vincent  Australia	8:01.86
1500 m freestyle	Bobby Finke  United States	15:05.29 CR	Andrew Abruzzo  United States	15:20.62	Atsuya Yoshida  Japan	15:27.61
100 m backstroke	Michael Taylor  United States	54.21	Cameron Craig  United States	54.74	Leon McAllister  Australia	56.14
200 m backstroke	Michael Taylor  United States	1:57.39	Austin Katz  United States	1:59.91	Matthew Mac  Canada	2:02.15
100 m breaststroke	Jacob Montague  United States	1:00.68	Matthew Wilson  Australia	1:00.91	Reece Whitley  United States	1:00.95
200 m breaststroke	Ippei Miyamoto  Japan	2:10.51	Matthew Wilson  Australia	2:11.33	Daniel Roy  United States	2:12.17
100 m butterfly	Nao Horomura  Japan	52.61	Cameron Craig  United States	52.63	Noah Lense  United States	53.35
200 m butterfly	Nao Horomura  Japan	1:57.01	Yuya Sakamoto  Japan	1:57.90	Sam Pomajevich  United States	1:58.22
200 m individual medley	Juran Mizohata  Japan	2:01.35	Tomoya Takeuchi  Japan	2:02.00	Charlie Swanson  United States	2:02.57
400 m individual medley	Sean Grieshop  United States	4:16.05	Charlie Swanson  United States	4:17.37	Tomoya Takeuchi  Japan	4:19.13
4×100 m freestyle relay[6]	United States Ryan Hoffer (50.17) Daniel Krueger (49.14) Cameron Craig (49.06) Drew Kibler (49.30)	3:17.67 CR	Australia Jack Cartwright (49.15) Louis Townsend (49.72) Elijah Winnington (50.55) Matthew Wilson (50.23)	3:19.65	Canada Mehdi Ayoubi (50.76) Ian Mackinnon (50.53) Alexandre Perreault (51.02) Stephen Calkins (50.03)	3:22.34
4×200 m freestyle relay	Australia Louis Townsend (1:50.29) Elijah Winnington (1:50.80) Daniel Jacobson (1:51.11) Jack Cartwright (1:48.21)	7:20.41	United States Trey Freeman (1:50.36) Drew Kibler (1:49.87) Andrew Abruzzo (1:51.74) Sean Grieshop (1:50.76)	7:22.73	Canada Colin Gilbert (1:51.46) Ian Mackinnon (1:50.22) Brian Palaschuk (1:51.76) Josh Zakala (1:50.41)	7:23.85
4×100 m medley relay	United States Michael Taylor (54.21) Jacob Montague (1:00.49) Cameron Craig (53.25) Daniel Krueger (49.97)	3:37.92	Japan Tomoya Takeuchi (57.31) Ippei Miyamoto (1:01.57) Nao Horomura (52.03) Juran Mizohata (49.46)	3:40.37	Australia Leon MacAllister (56.48) Matthew Wilson (1:02.13) Jordan Brunt (53.78) Jack Cartwright (49.14)	3:41.53

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Anya Goeders  United States	24.85	Marta Ciesla  United States	25.18	Gabrielle Fa'amausili  New Zealand	25.36
100 m freestyle	Isabel Ivey  United States	54.95	Rebecca Smith  Canada	55.06	Liu Zixuan  China	55.42
200 m freestyle	Li Bingjie  China	1:58.23	Rebecca Smith  Canada	1:58.90	Isabel Ivey  United States	1:58.94
400 m freestyle	Li Bingjie  China	4:07.52	Courtney Harnish  United States	4:09.45	Ariarne Titmus  Australia	4:09.81
800 m freestyle	Li Bingjie  China	8:28.12	Joy Field  United States	8:31.21	Olivia Anderson  Canada	8:32.84
1500 m freestyle	Joy Field  United States	16:14.79	Olivia Anderson  Canada	16:18.66	Erica Sullivan  United States	16:28.75
100 m backstroke	Minna Atherton  Australia	1:00.45 CR	Lucie Nordmann  United States	1:00.55	Kaylee McKeown  Australia	1:01.01
200 m backstroke	Kaylee McKeown  Australia	2:10.01	Lucie Nordmann  United States	2:10.20	Minna Atherton  Australia	2:10.53
100 m breaststroke	Zoe Bartel  United States	1:07.87	Allie Raab  United States	1:07.95	Kelsey Wog  Canada	1:08.02
200 m breaststroke	Zoe Bartel  United States	2:25.46 CR	Kelsey Wog  Canada	2:26.51	Allie Raab  United States	2:26.83
100 m butterfly	Eva Merrell  United States	58.78	Rebecca Smith  Canada	58.84	Gemma Cooney  Australia	58.97
200 m butterfly	Cassidy Bayer  United States	2:08.48 CR	Laura Taylor  Australia	2:12.20	Maia Nishimura  Japan	2:12.97
200 m individual medley	Mary-Sophie Harvey  Canada	2:12.39	Alexandra Walsh  United States	2:13.14	Margaret Aroesty  United States	2:13.23
400 m individual medley	Sarah Darcel  Canada	4:39.83	Brooke Forde  United States	4:40.98	Mary-Sophie Harvey  Canada	4:42.49
4×100 m freestyle relay	United States Grace Ariola (55.81) Lauren Pitzer (56.09) Eva Merrell (55.79) Isabel Ivey (55.27)	3:42.70	Canada Rebecca Smith (55.41) Mary-Sophie Harvey (55.82) Kayla Sanchez (56.34) Sarah Darcel (55.27)	3:42.84	Australia Minna Atherton (56.70) Gemma Cooney (55.78) Kirrily Siebenhausen (56.73) Julia Hawkins (56.16)	3:45.37
4×200 m freestyle relay	United States Lauren Pitzer Courtney Harnish Brooke Forde (2:01.44) Isabel Ivey (2:00.01)	8:02.88	Australia Ariarne Titmus (2:00.13) Gemma Cooney (2:01.52) Mikayla Messer (2:02.69) Laura Taylor (2:01.09)	8:05.43	Japan Karin Takemura (2:01.72) Natsumi Shibata (2:03.03) Anna Sasaki (2:03.49) Rio Shirai (1:59.88)	8:08.12
4×100 m medley relay	United States Lucie Nordmann (1:01.22) Zoe Bartel (1:07.89) Eva Merrell (58.97) Isabel Ivey (54.74)	4:02.82 CR	Canada Danielle Hanus Kelsey Wog Rebecca Smith (58.33) Sarah Darcel (55.36)	4:03.42	Australia Minna Atherton (1:00.33) Sarah Beale (1:11.44) Gemma Cooney (58.57) Julia Hawkins (56.36)	4:06.70

Medal table

  *   Host nation (United States)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States*	19	18	11	48
2	Australia	6	6	11	23
3	Japan	4	3	4	11
4	China	3	0	1	4
5	Canada	2	7	6	15
6	New Zealand	0	0	1	1
Totals (6 entries)		34	34	34	102

Championships records set

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

Day	Date	Event	Stage	Time	Name	Country
1	24 August	200 m freestyle (men)	Final	1:47.68	Jack Cartwright	Australia
1	24 August	100 m backstroke (women)	Final	1:00.45	Minna Atherton	Australia
1	24 August	200 m butterfly (women)	Final	2:08.48	Cassidy Bayer	United States
1	24 August	1500 m freestyle (men)	Final	15:05.29	Bobby Finke	United States
2	25 August	100 m freestyle (men)	Heats	48.91	Jack Cartwright	Australia
2	25 August	100 m breaststroke (women)	Heats	1:07.82	Zoe Bartel	United States
3	26 August	200 m backstroke (women)	Heats	2:09.59	Lucie Nordmann	United States
3	26 August	4×100 m freestyle relay (men)	Final	3:17.67	Ryan Hoffer (50.17) Daniel Krueger (49.14) Cameron Craig (49.06) Drew Kibler (49.30)	United States
4	27 August	200 m breaststroke (women)	Final	2:25.46	Zoe Bartel	United States
4	27 August	800 m freestyle (men)	Final	7:55.16	Bobby Finke	United States
4	27 August	4×100 m medley relay (women)	Final	4:02.82	Lucie Nordmann (1:01.22) Zoe Bartel (1:07.89) Eva Merrell (58.97) Isabel Ivey (54.74)	United States

References

1. "2016 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". cscm.ca. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
2. Brien, Taylor (12 July 2016). "U.S. Announces 2016 Junior Pan Pacific Championships Roster And Coaching Staff". Swimming World. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
3. Grace, Jeff (26 August 2016). "2016 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Day Three: Finals". SwimSwam. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
4. Hy-Tek (27 August 2016). "Meet Results: 2016 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". swmeets.com. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
5. Hy-Tek (31 August 2014). "Meet Results: 2014 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". swmeets.com. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
6. Woods, David (28 August 2016). "3 Hoosier swimmers total 5 medals at Junior Pan Pacs". The Indianapolis Star. Retrieved 11 November 2022.

External links

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