1993 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Explained

1993 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
Hostcity:	Kobe, Japan
Dates:	August 12–15, 1993
Nations:	16
Previous:	1991
Next:	1995

The fifth edition of the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, a long course (50 m) event involving countries in the Pacific region, was held on August 12–15, 1993 in Kobe, Japan.^[1] ^[2] ^[3]

Competing nations

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Hong Kong

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Results

Men's events

50 m freestyle	Jon Olsen United States	22.68	Joe Hudepohl United States	22.95	Dean Kondziolka Canada	23.16
100 m freestyle	Jon Olsen United States	49.73	Christopher Fydler Australia	50.02	John Steel New Zealand	50.12
200 m freestyle	Josh Davis United States	1:48.50	Trent Bray New Zealand	1:49.69	Uğur Taner United States	1:49.80
400 m freestyle	Kieren Perkins Australia	3:49.43	Daniel Kowalski Australia	3:52.18	Chad Carvin United States	3:52.46
800 m freestyle	Kieren Perkins Australia	7:50.51	Daniel Kowalski Australia	7:56.95	Chad Carvin United States	8:00.36
1500 m freestyle	Kieren Perkins Australia	14:55.92	Daniel Kowalski Australia	15:06.77	Carlton Bruner United States	15:16.64

100 m backstroke	Jeff Rouse United States	54.85	Brian Retterer United States	55.59	Hajime Itoi Japan	56.54
200 m backstroke	Royce Sharp United States	1:59.21	Tripp Schwenk United States	2:00.08	Hajime Itoi Japan	2:00.68

100 m breaststroke	Phil Rogers Australia	1:01.56	Akira Hayashi Japan	1:01.82	Seth Van Neerden United States	1:02.35
200 m breaststroke	Phil Rogers Australia	2:13.50	Jon Cleveland Canada	2:14.31	Eric Wunderlich United States	2:15.47

100 m butterfly	Mark Henderson United States	53.91	Seth Pepper United States	54.27	Danyon Loader New Zealand	54.35
200 m butterfly	Danyon Loader New Zealand	1:58.30	Scott Miller Australia	1:58.47	Mitsuharu Takane Japan	2:00.77

200 m individual medley	Matthew Dunn Australia	2:01.52	Greg Burgess United States	2:01.54	Trip Zedlitz United States	2:03.38
400 m individual medley	Matthew Dunn Australia	4:19.05	Tom Dolan United States	4:20.72	Matt Hooper United States	4:21.98

4×100 m freestyle relay	United States Joe Hudepohl (49.68) Seth Pepper (49.49) David Fox (49.57) Jon Olsen (48.76)	3:17.50	Australia Chris Fydler (49.93) Darren Lange (50.26) Andrew Baildon (49.78) Matthew Dunn (50.56)	3:20.53	Canada Sebastien Goulet (51.45) Dean Kondziolka (50.74) Stephen Clarke (49.98) Robert Braknis (49.84)	3:22.01
4×200 m freestyle relay	United States Greg Burgess (1:51.54) Chris Eckerman (1:49.41) Uğur Taner (1:49.75) Josh Davis (1:47.96)	7:18.66	Australia Kieren Perkins (1:50.81) Deane Pieters (1:50.96) Malcolm Allen (1:51.43) Matthew Dunn (1:51.91)	7:25.11	New Zealand John Steel (1:52.83) Trent Bray (1:50.15) Craig Ford (1:53.48) Danyon Loader (1:49.82)	7:26.28
4×100 m medley relay	United States Jeff Rouse (55.10) Seth Van Neerden (1:02.37) Mark Henderson (53.24) Jon Olsen (48.81)	3:39.52	Australia Simon Beqir (57.34) Phil Rogers (1:01.30) Scott Miller (53.51) Chris Fydler (49.41)	3:41.56	Japan Hajime Itoi (56.64) Akira Hayashi (1:00.71) Mitsuhara Takane (54.18) Hajime Oono (51.69)	3:43.22

Legend: WR: World record, CR: Championship record

Women's events

50 m freestyle		25.60	Angel Martino United States	25.78	Jessica Amey Canada	26.06
100 m freestyle	Jenny Thompson United States	55.25	Susie O'Neill Australia	55.80	Angel Martino United States	55.97
200 m freestyle	Claudia Poll Costa Rica	1:58.85	Nicole Haislett United States	1:58.95	Suzu Chiba Japan	1:59.56
400 m freestyle	Janet Evans United States	4:07.47	Claudia Poll Costa Rica	4:09.61	Suzu Chiba Japan	4:10.67
800 m freestyle	Janet Evans United States	8:23.72	Hayley Lewis Australia	8:26.66	Claudia Poll Costa Rica	8:33.80
1500 m freestyle	Hayley Lewis Australia	16:04.84	Stacey Gartrell Australia	16:10.42	Alexis Larsen United States	16:19.03

100 m backstroke	Lea Loveless United States	1:01.35	Barbara Bedford United States	1:01.54	Yoko Koikawa Japan	1:03.21
200 m backstroke	Barbara Bedford United States	2:10.97	Lea Loveless United States	2:11.42	Leigh Habler Australia	2:13.89

100 m breaststroke	Anita Nall United States	1:09.11	Samantha Riley Australia	1:09.18	Guylaine Cloutier Canada	1:09.93
200 m breaststroke	Anita Nall United States	2:28.40	Rebecca Brown Australia	2:28.42	Kristine Quance United States	2:28.75

100 m butterfly	Jenny Thompson United States	59.33	Susie O'Neill Australia	59.86	Petria Thomas Australia	1:01.03
200 m butterfly	Rie Shito Japan	2:10.36	Mika Haruna Japan	2:11.64	Julie Majer Australia	2:11.88

200 m individual medley	Allison Wagner United States	2:12.54	Hitomi Maehara Japan	2:14.60	Elli Overton Australia	2:15.45
400 m individual medley	Kristine Quance United States	4:39.25	Allison Wagner United States	4:41.22	Hayley Lewis Australia	4:44.13

4×100 m freestyle relay	United States Melanie Valerio (56.58) Nicole Haislett (55.89) Angel Martino (55.24) Jenny Thompson (54.84)	3:42.56	Australia Anna Windsor (57.52) Sarah Ryan (56.57) Sally-Anne Sullivan (56.24) Susie O'Neill (55.87)	3:46.20	Canada Marianne Limpert (56.78) Shannon Shakespeare (56.59) Patricia Levesgue (57.32) Joanne Malar (56.86)	3:47.55
4×200 m freestyle relay	United States Nicole Haislett (2:00.41) Janet Evans (2:02.37) Sarah Anderson (2:01.80) Jenny Thompson (2:01.70)	8:06.28	Australia Susie O'Neill (2:01.27) Stacey Gartrell (2:03.01) Anna Windsor (2:02.90) Hayley Lewis (2:01.55)	8:08.73	Japan Sachiko Miyaji (2:01.65) Yoko Koikawa (2:01.94) Tomoko Goza (2:02.92) Suzu Chiba (2:02.23)	8:08.74
4×100 m medley relay	United States Lea Loveless (1:01.33) Anita Nall (1:09.63) Jenny Thompson (58.70) Angel Martino (55.24)	4:04.90	Australia Nicole Stevenson (1:02.84) Samantha Riley (1:09.45) Petria Thomas (1:00.19) Susie O'Neill (55.62)	4:08.10	Japan Yoko Koikawa (1:03.06) Kyoko Kasuya (1:10.50) Rie Shito (1:01.07) Suzu Chiba (55.45)	4:10.08