2014 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

2014 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Host city	Maui, Hawaii, United States
Date(s)	27–31 August
Venue(s)	Kihei Aquatic Center (pool) Ulua Beach (open water)
Events	36 total (34 pool; 2 open water)
← 2012 Honolulu 2016 Maui →

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

Men

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

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

  *   Host nation (United States)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States*	28	12	9	49
2	Japan	6	9	7	22
3	Australia	2	10	6	18
4	Canada	0	5	9	14
5	China	0	1	1	2
6	New Zealand	0	0	2	2
7	South Korea	0	0	1	1
Totals (7 entries)		36	37	35	108

Championships records set

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

1. "BRIEF: Kīhei Aquatic Center Prepped for Pan Pacific Championships". mauinow.com. 9 July 2014. Retrieved 31 October 2022.
2. "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. 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.

External links

• Results