1987 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

1987 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
1987 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Host city	Brisbane, Australia
Date(s)	August 13–16, 1987
Venue(s)	Chandler Aquatic Centre
	← 1985 1989 →

The second edition of the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, a long course (50 m) event, was held in 1987 at the Chandler Aquatic Centre in Brisbane, Australia, from August 13–16.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Results

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Tom Jager (USA)	22.32 WR	Matt Biondi (USA)	22.61	Andrew Baildon (AUS)	23.45
100 m freestyle	Matt Biondi (USA)	49.73	Craig Oppel (USA)	50.11	Tom Stachewicz (AUS)	50.84
200 m freestyle	Craig Oppel (USA)	1:49.12	Tom Stachewicz (AUS)	1:49.61	Marcel Gery (CAN)	1:49.84
400 m freestyle	Matt Cetlinski (USA)	3:49.51	Sean Killion (USA)	3:52.47	Jason Plummer (AUS)	3:53.50
1500 m freestyle	Michael Bruce McKenzie (AUS)	15:08.08	Dan Jorgensen (USA)	15:12.09	Jason Plummer (AUS)	15:17.23

100 m backstroke	Mark Tewksbury (CAN)	55.89 CWR	Daichi Suzuki (JPN)	56.07	Paul Kingsman (NZL)	57.55
200 m backstroke	Dan Veatch (USA)	2:01.38	Mark Tewksbury (CAN)	2:01.56	Kevin Draxinger (CAN)	2:03.54

100 m breaststroke	Victor Davis (CAN)	1:02.85	Richard Schroeder (USA)	1:03.27	Rodney Lawson (AUS)	1:04.37
200 m breaststroke	Steve Bentley (USA)	2:14.99 NR	Brett Beedle (USA)	2:17.80	Victor Davis (CAN)	2:18.27

100 m butterfly	Pablo Morales (USA)	53.37	Jon Sieben (AUS)	54.21	Matt Biondi (USA)	54.34
200 m butterfly	Melvin Stewart (USA)	1:58.05	Tom Ponting (CAN)	1:58.99	David Wilson (AUS)	1:59.06

200 m individual medley	David Wharton (USA)	2:02.49	Alex Baumann (CAN)	2:02.50	Pablo Morales (USA)	2:03.31
400 m individual medley	David Wharton (USA)	4:16.12 WR	Rob Woodhouse (AUS)	4:18.05 OC	Alex Baumann (CAN)	4:18.46

4×100 m freestyle relay	United States Chris Jacobs (50.49) Craig Oppel (50.14) Troy Dalbey (49.67) Matt Biondi (48.64)	3:18.94	Canada Vlastimil Cerny (50.99) Sandy Goss (50.01) Blair Hicken (51.02) Marcel Gery (49.72)	3:21.74	Australia Tom Stachewicz (50.85) Dominic Sheldrick (50.07) Martin Roberts (50.44) Duncan Armstrong (50.43)	3:21.79
4×200 m freestyle relay	United States Troy Dalbey (1:50.15) Matt Biondi (1:48.47) Matt Cetlinski (1:49.51) Craig Oppel (1:49.81)	7:17.94	Australia Tom Stachewicz (1:49.94) Duncan Armstrong (1:48.45) Martin Roberts (1:50.33) Scott Hamlett (1:51.33)	7:19.95	Canada Marcel Gery (1:50.61) Don Haddow (1:52.99) Paul Szekula (1:52.59) Turlough O'Hare (1:52.72)	7:28.91
4×100 m medley relay	United States Dan Veatch (58.08) Richard Schroeder (1:02.66) Pablo Morales (53.09) Matt Biondi (47.90)	3:41.73	Canada Mark Tewksbury (56.33) Victor Davis (1:02.44) Tom Ponting (53.74) Marcel Gery (49.72)	3:42.14	Australia Carl Wilson (57.97) Rodney Lawson (1:03.05) Jon Sieben (53.74) Tom Stachewicz (49.61)	3:45.17

Legend: WR – World record; CR – Championship record; CWR – Commonwealth record; NR – National record

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Anna Pettis-Scott (USA)	26.16	Lisa Dorman (USA)	26.33	Karen van Wirdum (AUS)	26.44
100 m freestyle	Dara Torres (USA)	55.86	Jenna Johnson (USA)	56.11	Jane Kerr (CAN)	57.13
200 m freestyle	Mitzi Kremer (USA)	2:01.34	Susie Baumer (AUS)	2:01.74	Francie O'Leary (USA)	2:01.82
400 m freestyle	Janet Evans (USA)	4:09.32	Julie McDonald (AUS)	4:10.18	Susie Baumer (AUS)	4:11.32
800 m freestyle	Julie McDonald (AUS)	8:23.18 CWR	Janet Evans (USA)	8:33.11	Donna Procter (AUS)	8:34.47

100 m backstroke	Nicole Livingstone (AUS)	1:02.64 CWR	Kristen Kinehan (USA)	1:03.50	Susan O'Brien (USA)	1:04.00
200 m backstroke	Nicole Livingstone (AUS)	2:11.84 CWR	Andrea Hayes (USA)	2:13.12	Beth Barr (USA)	2:14.21

100 m breaststroke	Allison Higson (CAN)	1:09.92	Guylaine Cloutier (CAN)	1:11.24	Xiaomin Huang (CHN)	1:11.29
200 m breaststroke	Amy Shaw (USA)	2:29.58 NR	Xiaomin Huang (CHN)	2:29.66	Susan Johnson (USA)	2:32.60

100 m butterfly	Hong Qian (CHN)	1:00.39	Angel Myers (USA)	1:00.62	Jenna Johnson (USA)	1:00.90
200 m butterfly	Kelley Davies (USA)	2:12.51	Takayo Kitano (JPN)	2:12.76	Kiyomi Takahashi (JPN)	2:12.51

200 m individual medley	Angel Myers (USA)	2:17.52	Allison Higson (CAN)	2:18.39	Jane Kerr (CAN)	2:20.15
400 m individual medley	Janet Evans (USA)	4:44.99	Garland O'Keefe (USA)	4:47.13	Donna Procter (AUS)	4:47.40

4×100 m freestyle relay	United States Jenna Johnson (56.02) Grace Cornelius (55.76) Laura Walker (56.55) Dara Torres (55.57)	3:43.90	China Y.Lou (57.88) F.Xia (56.96) Yong Zhuang (56.72) Hong Qian	3:49.34	Australia Jackie Grant (57.65) Karen Van Wirdum (57.50) Julie Pugh (57.80) Angela Mullens (56.63)	3:49.48
4×200 m freestyle relay	United States Mitzi Kremer (2:01.01) Trina Radke (2:02.65) Nancy Marley (2:00.70) Francie O'Leary (2:02.18)	8:06.54	Australia Julie McDonald (2:03.07) Pippa Downes (2.04.13) Sheridan Burge-Lopez (2:04.09) Susie Baumer (2:02.18)	8:13.58	Canada J.Kerr (2:02.19) P.Noall (2:04.29) N.Lovrinic (2:05.93) A.Higson (2:04.41)	8:16.82
4×100 m medley relay	United States Kristin Linehan (1:03.66) Susan Johnson (1:10.50) Angel Myers (1:00.01) Dara Torres (55.33)	4:09.50	Canada L.Melien (1:04.26) A.Higson (1:10.70) M.Cater (1:02.96) J.Kerr (55.98)	4:13.90	China W.Yang (1:06.51) X.Huang (1:10.60) H.Qian (1:00.39) F.Xia (56.72)	4:14.22

Medal table

References

^ "Queensland to host Pan Pacs". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 11 May 2012. Retrieved 8 February 2014.
^ "Results of the 1987 Pan Pacific" (PDF). USA Swimming. 17 August 1987. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 4 March 2014.
^ ISHOF list with all medalists in Pan Pacific Championships history Archived 2014-10-10 at the Wayback Machine
^ "Nilkon Pan OPacific Championships". Swim Canada (Sept): 8–9. 1987.

External links

Results on GBRAthletics.com

27°30′47″S 153°08′49″E / 27.513°S 153.147°E / -27.513; 153.147

[1] "Queensland to host Pan Pacs". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 11 May 2012. Retrieved 8 February 2014.

[2] "Results of the 1987 Pan Pacific" (PDF). USA Swimming. 17 August 1987. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 4 March 2014.

[3] ISHOF list with all medalists in Pan Pacific Championships history Archived 2014-10-10 at the Wayback Machine

[4] "Nilkon Pan OPacific Championships". Swim Canada (Sept): 8–9. 1987.

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)	24	13	7	44
2	Australia (AUS)	4	7	13	24
3	Canada (CAN)	3	8	8	19
4	China (CHN)	1	2	2	5
5	Japan (JPN)	0	2	1	3
6	New Zealand (NZL)	0	0	1	1
Totals (6 entries)		32	32	32	96

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