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2018 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

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2018 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Host citySuva, Fiji
Date(s)23–26 August
Venue(s)Damodar Aquatic Centre
Events35

The 2018 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships were held from 23 to 26 August 2018 at Damodar Aquatic Centre in Suva, Fiji, and were co-hosted by Fiji Swimming and USA Swimming.[1][2] Competition was conducted in a long course (50 metre) pool.[2][3] Finals were classified as A-final and B-final with medalists determined from the A-final.[4][5]

Open water swimming was not contested due to the FINA World Junior Open Water Championships and a 4×100 metre mixed medley relay was introduced to the program.[2]

Results

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle Ashton Brinkworth
 Australia		 22.72 Drew Kibler
 United States		 22.81 Michael Pickett
 New Zealand		 22.86
100 m freestyle Drew Kibler
 United States		 49.42 Keisuke Ishizaki
 Japan		 49.78 Adam Chaney
 United States		 50.01
200 m freestyle Drew Kibler
 United States		 1:47.65
CR 		Jake Magahey
 United States		 1:48.67 Keisuke Ishizaki
 Japan		 1:49.16
400 m freestyle Ross Dant
 United States		 3:52.44 Brendon Smith
 Australia		 3:52.67 Ethan Heasley
 United States		 3:53.81
800 m freestyle Ross Dant
 United States		 8:00.51 Cheng Long
 China		 8:02.79 Jake Magahey
 United States		 8:06.16
1500 m freestyle Cheng Long
 China		 15:24.55 Arik Katz
 United States		 15:30.00 Ross Dant
 United States		 15:30.78
100 m backstroke Destin Lasco
 United States		 55.75 Adam Chaney
 United States		 56.18 Daiki Yanagawa
 Japan		 56.28
200 m backstroke Carson Foster
 United States		 1:59.10 Peter Larson
 United States		 1:59.24 Cole Pratt
 Canada		 2:00.82
100 m breaststroke Gabe Mastromatteo
 Canada		 1:01.27 Daniel Roy
 United States		 1:01.85 Yamato Fukasawa
 Japan		 1:02.60
200 m breaststroke Daniel Roy
 United States		 2:11.79 AJ Pouch
 United States		 2:11.80 Yamato Fukasawa
 Japan		 2:13.57
100 m butterfly Luca Urlando
 United States		 52.40 Van Mathias
 United States		 53.11 Shaun Champion
 Australia		 53.66
200 m butterfly Luca Urlando
 United States		 1:56.25 Van Mathias
 United States		 1:57.64 Tomoru Honda
 Japan		 1:58.70
200 m
individual medley 		Carson Foster
 United States		 1:59.86 Luca Urlando
 United States		 2:00.60 Masayuki Otake
 Japan		 2:00.72
400 m
individual medley 		Carson Foster
 United States		 4:14.73 Jake Foster
 United States		 4:15.78 Masayuki Otake
 Japan		 4:17.79
4×100 m
freestyle relay 		 United States
Adam Chaney (50.09)
Danny Kovac (50.26)
Destin Lasco (49.76)
Drew Kibler (49.33)		 3:19.44  Australia
Ashton Brinkworth (50.12)
Angus McDonald (50.15)
Jack Edie (50.71)
Joseph Jackson (49.88)		 3:20.86  Japan
Keisuke Ishizaki (49.89)
Masayuki Otake (50.47)
Shota Kumazawa (50.67)
Taikan Tanaka (50.29)		 3:44.73
4×200 m
freestyle relay 		 United States
Jake Magahey (1:49.40)
Drew Kibler (1:48.30)
Dare Rose (1:49.04)
Carson Foster (1:49.68)		 7:16.42
CR 		 Japan
Keisuke Ishizaki (1:49.62)
Masayuki Otake (1:50.00)
Taiki Hayashi (1:52.25)
Taikan Tanaka (1:49.53)		 7:21.40  Australia
Ashton Brinkworth (1:50.92)
Silas Harris (1:52.14)
Thomas Neill (1:51.56)
Brendon Smith (1:51.95)		 7:26.57
4×100 m
medley relay 		 United States
Peter Larson (56.21)
Daniel Roy (1:01.57)
Luca Urlando (52.23)
Drew Kibler (49.03)		 3:39.04  Japan
Daiki Yanagawa (56.25)
Yamato Fukasawa (1:01.89)
Tomoru Honda (54.05)
Keisuke Ishizaki (49.76)		 3:41.95  Canada
Tyler Wall (56.47)
Gabe Mastromatteo (1:01.22)
Joshua Liendo (53.65)
Noah Cumby (50.71)		 3:21.32

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle Maxine Parker
 United States		 25.39 Gretchen Walsh
 United States		 25.57 Natasha Ramsden
 Australia		 25.65
100 m freestyle Gretchen Walsh
 United States		 54.47
CR 		Lucie Nordmann
 United States		 54.74 Eliza King
 Australia		 54.92
200 m freestyle Claire Tuggle
 United States		 1:58.58 Lani Pallister
 Australia		 1:59.00 Nagisa Ikemoto
 Japan		 1:59.02
400 m freestyle Lani Pallister
 Australia		 4:07.76 Claire Tuggle
 United States		 4:10.31 Mariah Denigan
 United States		 4:12.59
800 m freestyle Lani Pallister
 Australia		 8:29.65 Mariah Denigan
 United States		 8:30.01 Emma Weyant
 United States		 8:38.88
1500 m freestyle Lani Pallister
 Australia		 16:08.09
CR 		Mariah Denigan
 United States		 16:24.35 Emma O'Croinin
 Canada		 16:28.79
100 m backstroke Phoebe Bacon
 United States		 59.72 Katharine Berkoff
 United States		 1:00.16 Madison Broad
 Canada		 1:00.53
200 m backstroke Isabelle Stadden
 United States		 2:09.52 Madison Broad
 Canada		 2:10.73 Katharine Berkoff
 United States		 2:11.87
100 m breaststroke Emily Weiss
 United States		 1:07.55
CR 		Nina Kucheran
 Canada		 1:08.37 Avery Wiseman
 Canada		 1:08.52
200 m breaststroke Shiori Asaba
 Japan		 2:27.48 Ella Nelson
 United States		 2:27.83 Honoka Tatsumu
 Japan		 2:29.12
100 m butterfly Maggie Mac Neil
 Canada		 58.38
CR 		Chiharu Iitsuka
 Japan		 59.51 Isabel Ivey
 United States		 59.81
200 m butterfly Olivia Carter
 United States		 2:09.45 Mana Naito
 Japan		 2:10.33 Karin Takemura
 Japan		 2:10.66
200 m
individual medley 		Alexandra Walsh
 United States		 2:12.06 Karin Takemura
 Japan		 2:14.90 Mei Ishihara
 Japan		 2:14.91
400 m
individual medley 		Emma Weyant
 United States		 4:40.64 Mariah Denigan
 United States		 4:41.39 Mei Ishihara
 Japan		 4:45.43
4×100 m
freestyle relay 		 United States
Gretchen Walsh (54.92)
Alexandra Walsh (54.92)
Isabel Ivey (55.76)
Lucie Nordmann (54.50)		 3:40.10  Australia
Eliza King (55.52)
Abbey Webb (55.39)
Natasha Ramsden (55.52)
Lani Pallister (55.08)		 3:41.51  Canada
Ainsley McMurray (56.55)
Maggie Mac Neil (56.02)
Sarah Watson (56.44)
Hanna Henderson (55.72)		 3:42.05
4×200 m
freestyle relay 		 United States
Claire Tuggle (1:59.32)
Isabel Ivey (1:59.73)
Gretchen Walsh (1:59.72)
Lucie Nordmann (1:59.16)		 7:57.93
CR 		 Australia
Lani Pallister (1:58.83)
Eliza King (2:00.45)
Michaela Ryan (1:59.06)
Abbey Webb (2:01.63)		 7:59.97  Japan
Nagisa Ikemoto (2:01.49)
Yui Ibayashi (2:04.11)
Aoi Nakamura (2:03.64)
Miyu Namba (1:59.79)		 8:09.03
4×100 m
medley relay 		 United States
Phoebe Bacon (1:00.49)
Emily Weiss (1:08.52)
Lucie Nordmann (58.57)
Gretchen Walsh (54.75)		 4:02.33
CR 		 Canada
Madison Broad (1:01.67)
Nina Kucheran (1:09.36)
Maggie Mac Neil (58.79)
Ainsley McMurray (55.39)		 4:05.21  Japan
Hikaru Yamasaki (1:02.80)
Shiori Asaba (1:09.66)
Chiharu Iitsuka (59.43)
Nagisa Ikemoto (55.25)		 4:07.14

Mixed

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
4×100 m
medley relay 		 United States
Phoebe Bacon (1:00.44)
Daniel Roy (1:00.68)
Luca Urlando (52.11)
Gretchen Walsh (53.78)		 3:47.01
CR 		 Canada
Tyler Wall (56.62)
Gabe Mastromatteo (1:00.40)
Maggie Mac Neil (58.58)
Ainsley McMurray (55.67)		 3:51.27  Japan
Riku Matsuyama (56.49)
Yamato Fukasawa (1:01.67)
Chiharu Iitsuka (59.77)
Nagisa Ikemoto (55.79)		 3:53.72

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Fiji)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States2719854
2 Australia45413
3 Canada24612
4 Japan161623
5 China1102
6 New Zealand0011
Totals (6 entries)353535105

Championships records set

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The following Championships records were set during the course of competition.[3]

Day Date Event Stage Time Name Country
1 23 August 100 m backstroke (women) Heats 59.72 Phoebe Bacon  United States
1 23 August 100 m backstroke (women) Heats, Swim-off 59.59 Katharine Berkoff  United States
1 23 August 200 m freestyle (men) Final 1:47.65 Drew Kibler  United States
1 23 August 4×100 m medley relay (mixed) Final 3:47.01 Phoebe Bacon (1:00.44)
Daniel Roy (1:00.68)
Luca Urlando (52.11)
Gretchen Walsh (53.78) 		 United States
2 24 August 100 m breaststroke (women) Heats 1:07.61 Emily Weiss  United States
2 24 August 100 m freestyle (women) Final 54.47 Gretchen Walsh  United States
2 24 August 100 m breaststroke (women) Final 1:07.55 Emily Weiss  United States
2 24 August 4×200 m freestyle relay (women) Final 7:57.93 Claire Tuggle (1:59.32)
Isabel Ivey (1:59.73)
Gretchen Walsh (1:59.72)
Lucie Nordmann (1:59.16) 		 United States
2 24 August 4×200 m freestyle relay (men) Final 7:16.42 Jake Magahey (1:49.40)
Drew Kibler (1:48.30)
Dare Rose (1:49.04)
Carson Foster (1:49.68) 		 United States
3 25 August 200 m backstroke (women) Heats 2:08.81 Isabelle Stadden  United States
3 25 August 100 m butterfly (women) Final 58.38 Maggie Mac Neil  Canada
4 26 August 1500 m freestyle (women) Final 16:08.09 Lani Pallister  Australia
4 26 August 4×100 m medley relay (women) Final 4:02.33 Phoebe Bacon (1:00.49)
Emily Weiss (1:08.52)
Lucie Nordmann (58.57)
Gretchen Walsh (54.75) 		 United States

References

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  1. ^ "Coach Flack to Lead USA Men's National Junior Team at Jr Pan Pacs". baylorswimming.org. 2018. Retrieved 13 November 2022.
  2. ^ a b c "Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships 2018: Fiji". SwimSwam. 2018. Retrieved 13 November 2022.
  3. ^ a b Hy-Tek (26 August 2018). "Meet Results: 2018 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". swmeets.com. Retrieved 13 November 2022.
  4. ^ "2018 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships". Fiji Swimming. 23 August 2018. Retrieved 13 November 2022.
  5. ^ Hy-Tek (26 August 2018). "2018 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships: Results". USA Swimming. Retrieved 13 November 2022.
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