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2002 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m)

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none 2002 FINA World Swimming Championships Moscow Russian Federation 2002 4 3 y 2002 4 7 y Olympiiski Athens 2000 Indianapolis 2004 The 6th FINA Short Course World Championships were held in Moscow, Russia on April 3–7, 2002. The event took place in the 25m-pool of the Olympiiski-complex, which also hosted the swimming event at the 1980 Summer Olympics. A record 599 swimmers from 92 countries competed at these championships, which resulted in seven world records. Medal table 9 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 8 9 9 7 2 1 0 0 1 5 0 2 1 2 0 3 4 5 2 1 0 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 Results Freestyle M/VEvent Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Men 50 m Argentina José Meolans 21.36 CR United Kingdom Mark Foster 21.44 Ukraine Oleksandr VolynetsRUS Alexander Popov 21.55 100 m AUS Ashley Callus 46.99 ARG José Meolans 47.09 Algeria Salim Iles 47.66 200 m USA Klete Keller 1:44.36 Brazil Gustavo Borges 1:45.67 Canada Mark Johnston 1:45.88 400 m AUS Grant Hackett 3:38.29 CZE Květoslav Svoboda 3:41.97 USA Chad Carvin 3:43.55 1500 m AUS Grant Hackett 14:33.94 USA Chris Thompson 14:39.43 ITA Christian Minotti 14:45.41 4 × 100 m USA Scott TuckerPeter MarshallJason LezakKlete Keller 3:10.64 SWE Eric LafleurStefan NystrandLars FrölanderMathias Ohlin 3:11.14 RUS Leonid KhokhlovAlexander PopovDenis PimankovAndrey Kapralov Dmitriy Chernichev* Dmitriy Talepov* 3:11.24 4 × 200 m AUS Todd PearsonRay HassLeon DunneGrant Hackett 7:00.36 CR RUS Denis RodkinYuri PrilukovIlya NikitinAndrey Kapralov 7:05.36 USA Chad CarvinErik VendtScott TuckerKlete Keller 7:08.73 Women 50 m SWE Therese Alshammar 24.16 GBR Alison Sheppard 24.28 USA Tammie Stone 24.65 100 m SWE Therese Alshammar 52.89 SVK Martina Moravcová 52.96 CHN Xu Yanwei 53.35 200 m USA Lindsay Benko 1:54.04 WR CHN Yang Yu 1:55.34 CHN Xu Yanwei 1:55.63 400 m UKR Yana Klochkova 4:01.26 CHN Chen Hua 4:03.81 USA Rachel Komisarz 4:06.30 800 m CHN Chen Hua 8:16.34 CR RUS Irina Ufimtseva 8:21.91 SUI Flavia Rigamonti 8:23.38 4 × 100 m SWE Josefin LillhageTherese AlshammarJohanna SjöbergAnna-Karin Kammerling 3:35.09 AUS Sarah RyanPetria ThomasGiaan RooneyElka Graham 3:35.97 China Yang YuTang JingzhiZhu YingwenXu Yanwei 3:36.18 4 × 200 m China Xu YanweiZhu YingwenTang JingzhiYang Yu 7:46.30 WR USA Lindsay BenkoGabrielle RoseColleen LanneRachel Komisarz 7:47.55 Australia Elka GrahamPetria ThomasLori MunzGiaan Rooney 7:49.50 Backstroke M/VEvent Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Men 50 m AUS Matt Welsh 23.66 USA Peter Marshall 24.04 GER Toni Helbig 24.17 100 m AUS Matt Welsh 51.26 USA Aaron Peirsol 51.71 USA Peter Marshall 51.84 200 m USA Aaron Peirsol 1:51.17 WR HRV Marko Strahija 1:53.08 SVN Blaž Medvešek 1:53.66 Women 50 m CAN Jennifer Carroll 27.38 CR USA Haley Cope 27.44 USA Diana MacManus 27.60 100 m USA Haley Cope 59.07 CZE Ilona Hlaváčková 59.13 USA Diana MacManus 59.45 200 m USA Lindsay Benko 2:04.97 CR JPN Reiko Nakamura 2:07.30 UKR Irina Amshennikova 2:07.71 Breaststroke M/VEvent Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Men 50 m UKR Oleg Lisogor 26.42 POR José Couto 27.22 Brazil Eduardo Fischer 27.26 100 m UKR Oleg Lisogor 58.33 CR JPN Kosuke Kitajima 59.10 FIN Jarno Pihlava 59.22 200 m AUS Jim Piper 2:07.16 CR USA David Denniston 2:07.42 FIN Jarno Pihlava 2:07.61 Women 50 m SWE Emma Igelström 29.96 WR CHN Luo Xuejuan 30.17 GBR Zoë Baker 30.56 100 m SWE Emma Igelström 1:05.38 WR RSA Sarah Poewe 1:06.16 CHN Luo Xuejuan 1:06.36 200 m CHN Qi Hui 2:20.91 SWE Emma Igelström 2:21.60 AUT Mirna Jukić 2:21.63 Butterfly M/VEvent Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Men 50 m AUS Geoff Huegill 22.89 CR AUS Adam Pine 23.29 GBR Mark Foster 23.36 100 m AUS Geoff Huegill 50.95 AUS Adam Pine 51.27 RUS Igor Marchenko 51.41 200 m GBR James Hickman 1:53.14 AUS Justin Norris 1:54.07 ROM Ioan Gherghel 1:54.16 Women 50 m SWE Anna-Karin Kammerling 25.55 CR AUS Petria Thomas 26.36 ISR Vered Borochovski 26.38 100 m SVK Martina Moravcová 57.04 AUS Petria Thomas 57.91 SWE Anna-Karin Kammerling 58.12 200 m Australia Petria Thomas 2:05.76 CR China Yang Yu 2:06.10 USA Mary Descenza 2:06.17 Medley M/VEvent Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Men 100 m SVN Peter Mankoč 52.90 FIN Jani Sievinen 53.78 DEN Jakob Andersen 54.31 200 m FIN Jani Sievinen 1:55.45 CR SVN Peter Mankoč 1:56.13 USA Tom Wilkens 1:57.34 400 m USA Tom Wilkens 4:04.82 CR CAN Brian Johns 4:06.85 DEN Jacob Carstensen 4:08.92 4 × 100 m USA Aaron PeirsolDavid DennistonPeter MarshallJason Lezak 3:29.00 WR AUS Geoff HuegillJim PiperAdam PineAshley Callus 3:29.35 Russia Evgueni AlechineDmitri KomornikovIgor MarchenkoDenis Pimankov 3:30.21 Women 100 m SVK Martina Moravcová 59.91 USA Gabrielle Rose 1:00.68 GBR Alison Sheppard 1:00.88 200 m UKR Yana Klochkova 2:08.82 USA Gabrielle Rose 2:09.77 RUS Oxana Verevka 2:11.25 400 m Ukraine Yana Klochkova 4:30.63 Slovenia Alenka Kejžar 4:35.44 Argentina Georgina Bardach 4:36.36 4 × 100 m SWE Therese AlshammarEmma IgelströmAnna-Karin KammerlingJohanna Sjöberg 3:55.78 WR USA Haley CopeAmanda BeardRachel KomisarzLindsay Benko 3:57.17 Zhan ShuLuo XuejuanZheng XiXu Yanwei 3:57.29 External links Swim Rankings Results Full results from OmegaTiming.com. FINA website Category:World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25 m) FINA Short Course World Championships S S S Category:2002 in Moscow Category:Swimming competitions in Russia Category:April 2002 sports events in Europe