2006 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m)

8th World Swimming Championships (25 m)
Host city Shanghai, China
Date(s) April 5 - April 9
Venue(s) Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena

The 8th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) were held at the Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena in Shanghai, China from April 5 to April 9, 2006.

Contents

Medal table

Pos. Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Australia 12 9 4 25
2  United States 6 7 8 21
3  China 5 1 6 12
4  South Africa 3 1 0 4
5  Russia 3 0 4 7
6  Italy 2 7 3 12
7  Germany 2 1 3 6
8  Ukraine 2 1 2 5
9  Sweden 1 2 3 6
10  Netherlands 1 1 1 3
11  Brazil 1 0 1 2
 Kazakhstan 1 0 1 2
13  Croatia 1 0 0 1
14  Austria 0 4 0 4
15  South Korea 0 2 0 2
16  New Zealand 0 1 1 2
17  Finland 0 1 0 1
 Slovenia 0 1 0 1
 Venezuela 0 1 0 1
20  Great Britain 0 0 2 2
21  Argentina 0 0 1 1
 Norway 0 0 1 1
 Slovakia 0 0 1 1

Results

Freestyle

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 50 m Duje Draganja 21.38 Cullen Jones 21.52 Oleksandr Volynets
Nick Brunelli		 21.62
100 m Ryk Neethling 47.24 Filippo Magnini 47.31 José Meolans 47.87
200 m Ryk Neethling 1:43.51 Filippo Magnini 1:43.78 Massimiliano Rosolino 1:44.67
400 m Yuri Prilukov 3:38:08 Park Tae-Hwan 3:40.43 Massimiliano Rosolino 3:41.04
1500 m Yuri Prilukov 14:23.92 CR Park Tae-Hwan 14:33.28 Zhang Lin 14:42.82
Women 50 m Libby Lenton 23.97 Therese Alshammar 23.98 Marleen Veldhuis 24.25
100 m Libby Lenton 52.33 Marleen Veldhuis 53.33 Maritza Correia 53.54
200 m Yang Yu 1:54.94 Federica Pellegrini 1:55.15 Annika Liebs 1:55.56
400 m Kate Ziegler 4:01.79 Bronte Barratt 4:03.29 Federica Pellegrini 4:03.63
800 m Anastasia Ivanenko 8:11.99 CR Kate Ziegler 8:14.12 Rebecca Cooke 8:20.02

Backstroke

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 50 m Matthew Welsh 23.53 Thomas Rupprath 23.70 Helge Meeuw 24.01
100 m Matthew Welsh 51.09 Markus Rogan 51.48 Randall Bal
Helge Meeuw		 51.63
200 m Ryan Lochte 1:49.05 WR Markus Rogan 1:50.97 Matthew Welsh 1:53.10
Women 50 m Janine Pietsch 27.00 CR Tayliah Zimmer 27.25 Gao Chang 27.28
100 m Janine Pietsch 58.02 CR Tayliah Zimmer 58.27 Gao Chang 58.74
200 m Margaret Hoelzer 2:05.29 Tayliah Zimmer 2:05.99 Hannah McLean 2:06.96

Breaststroke

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 50 m Oleg Lisogor 26.39 CR Alessandro Terrin 26.60 Christopher Cook 27.17
100 m Oleg Lisogor 58.14 CR Brenton Rickard 58.70 Alexander Dale Oen 59.16
200 m Vladislav Polyakov 2:06.95 Brenton Rickard 2:07.52 Yevgeniy Ryzhkov 2:07.94
Women 50 m Jade Edmistone 30.22 Brooke Hanson 30.40 Jessica Hardy 30.48
100 m Tara Kirk 1:05.25 CR Suzaan van Biljon 1:05.62 Jade Edmistone 1:06.08
200 m Qi Hui 2:20.72 Tara Kirk 2:21.77 Luo Nan 2:23.49

Butterfly

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 50 m Matthew Welsh 23.05 Sergiy Breus 23.06 Kaio de Almeida 23.07
100 m Kaio de Almeida 51.07 Albert Subirats 51.23 Jayme Cramer 51.53
200 m Wu Peng 1:52.36 CR Moss Burmester 1:53.94 Nikolay Skvortsov 1:54.09
Women 50 m Therese Alshammar 25.76 Fabienne Nadarajah 25.95 Anna-Karin Kammerling 26.07
100 m Libby Lenton 56.61 Rachel Komisarz 57.43 Jessicah Schipper 57.49
200 m Jessicah Schipper 2:05.11 CR Francesca Segat 2:05.91 Yang Yu 2:07.05

Individual Medley

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 100 m Ryk Neethling 52.42 CR Peter Mankoč 53.00 Stefan Nystrand 53.97
200 m Ryan Lochte 1:53.31 WR Markus Rogan 1:55.68 Igor Berezutskiy 1:56.64
400 m Ryan Lochte 4:02.49 CR Luca Marin 4:05.12 Igor Berezutskiy 4:06.81
Women 100 m Brooke Hanson 1:00.16 Hanna-Maria Seppälä 1:00.74 Martina Moravcová 1:01.41
200 m Qi Hui 2:09.33 Kaitlin Sandeno 2:10.79 Lara Carroll 2:11.77
400 m Qi Hui 4:34.28 Alessia Filippi 4:35.38 Anastasia Ivanenko 4:35.54

Relays

M/W Event Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time
Men 4×100 m
Free		  Italy
  (Alessandro Calvi, Klaus Lanzarini,
  Christian Galenda, Filippo Magnini)		 3:10.74  Sweden
  (Marcus Piehl, Lars Frölander,
  Jonas Tilly, Stefan Nystrand)		 3:11.63  United States
  (Nick Brunelli, Ryan Lochte,
  Matt Grevers, Jason Lezak)		 3:11.92
4×200 m
Free		  Italy
  (Massimiliano Rosolino, Matteo Pelliciari,
  Nicola Cassio, Filippo Magnini)		 6:59.08
CR		  Australia
  (Andrew Mewing, Louis Paul
  Grant Brits, Nicholas Ffrost)		 7:04.16  United States
  (Ryan Lochte, Nick Brunelli,
  Jayme Cramer, Larsen Jensen)		 7:04.34
4×100 m
Medley		  Australia
  (Matt Welsh, Brenton Rickard,
  Adam Pine, Ashley Callus)		 3:27.71  United States
  (Ryan Lochte, Scott Usher,
  Jayme Cramer, Nick Brunelli)		 3:28.00  Ukraine
  (Andriy Oleynyk, Oleg Lisogor,
  Sergiy Advena, Andriy Serdinov)		 3:28.62
Women 4×100 m
Free		  Netherlands
 (Inge Dekker,
  Hinkelien Schreuder,
  Chantal Groot,
  Marleen Veldhuis)		 3:33.32
WR		  Australia
 (Shayne Reese,
  Sophie Edington,
  Danni Miatke,
  Libby Lenton)		 3:34.95  Sweden
 (Josefin Lillhage,
  Therese Alshammar,
  Anna-Karin Kammerling,
  Ida Mattsson)		 3:36.13
4×200 m
Free		  Australia
 (Bronte Barratt, Jessicah Schipper,
  Shayne Reese, Libby Lenton)		 7:46.96  China
 (Pang Jiaying, Tang Jingzhi,
  Xu Yanwei, Yang Yu)		 7:47.07  United States
 (Kate Ziegler, Rachel Komisarz,
  Amanda Weir, Kaitlin Sandeno)		 7:49.16
4×100 m
Medley		  Australia
 (Tayliah Zimmer, Jade Edmistone,
  Jessicah Schipper, Libby Lenton)		 3:51.84
WR		  United States
 (Margaret Hoelzer, Tara Kirk,
  Rachel Komisarz, Maritza Correia)		 3:55.65  China
 (Gao Chang, Luo Nan,
  Zhou Yafei, Xu Yanwei)		 3:55.76

Participating nations

A total of 116 nations have entered swimmers for this event. Source: Entry lists published on the official webpage

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