Brazil’s Nicholas Santos clocked the top time of the morning with 22.43 while Jernej Godec and Gabe Woodward clocked times of 22.64 for second and third. Swimstar Jason Lezak claimed the fourth best time of the morning with 22.75.

Brazil’s Delaroli-Cazziolato took the top time of the morning with 25.61. Swim Atlanta’s Amanda Weir notched a time of 25.67 for the second best time with Madison Kennedy closing out the top three in 25.69.

Andrew Saeta of California Aquatics claimed the top time with 2:05.05 with David Russell followed in 2:05.18. James Martin touched with a time of 2:05.66 for the third top time.

King Aquatic swimmer, Taylor Andie notched a time of 2:17.23 for the top morning time followed by Julia Smit, who touched the wall next with 2:17.95. Ariana Kukors claimed the third best time of the morning with 2:18.59.

Damar Dugonjic claimed the top time for morning session with a time of 1:02.41. Martti Aljand followed next with 1:02.53 while Brazil’s Henrique Barbosa closed out the top three with 1:02.73.

Stanford’s Tara Kirk clocked a time of 1:08.90 for the top time of the morning prelim with Keri Hehn of Trojan Swim Club made it to the wall next with a time of 1:09.33. Megan Jendrick rounded out the top three with a time of 1:09.41.

Trojan Swim Club’s Klete Keller notched a time of 3:51.46 for the top time of the session. Sun Devil Aquatics’ Lucas Azevedo hit the wall next with a time of 4:01.07 while Phillip Morrison closed out the top three with his time of 4:01.93.

Last night’s 800 Free winner, Susana Escobar took the top time of the morning prelims with 4:16.67 while Sierra Marlins Alyssa Anderson grabbed second with 4:16.86. Sun Devil Aquatics’ Angela Duckworth secured the third postion with a time of 4:18.19

Vanni Mangoni touched the wall with a time of 2:05.29 for the top time of the session. Nate Cass followed next with a time of 2:05.96 while Sean Mahoney closed the top three with 2:06.33.

I apologize for not having the results live from the meet. I just got back from overseas and missed the session. Elaine Breeden clocked a time of 2:16.17 for the top seed for tonight. Julia Smit’s time earned her second with 2:16.34. King Aquatics’ Ariana Kukors closed out the top three times with 2:16.94. Natalie Coughlin secured a position in the championship final with a time of 2:18.48 and 6th place finish.