1989 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

The third edition of the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, a long course (50 m) event, was held in 1989 in Tokyo, Japan at the Yoyogi National Olympic Pool from August 17–20.[1] [2]

Results

Men's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle  Tom Jager (USA)22.12 WR  Andrew Baildon (AUS)22.54  Steve Crocker (USA)22.78
100 m freestyle  Brent Lang (USA)49.56  Andrew Baildon (AUS)50.03  Doug Gjertsen (USA)50.11
200 m freestyle  Doug Gjertsen (USA)1:49.09  Jon Olsen (USA)1:49.47  Turlough O'Hare (CAN)1:50.23
400 m freestyle  Turlough O'Hare (CAN)3:52.89  Dan Jorgensen (USA)3:53.85  Paul Robinson (USA)3:55.04
800 m freestyle  Michael Bruce McKenzie (AUS)7:58.99  Dan Jorgensen (USA)8:01.29  Christopher Bowie (CAN)8:02.18
1500 m freestyle  Glen Housman (AUS)15:06.00  Lars Jorgensen (USA)15:14.45  Michael Bruce McKenzie (AUS)15:21.52
100 m backstroke  Jeff Rouse (USA)56.34  Scot Johnson (USA)56.52  Mark Tewksbury (CAN)56.65
200 m backstroke  Dan Veatch (USA)2:01.27  Gary Anderson (CAN)2:02.34  Paul Kingsman (NZL)2:03.14
100 m breaststroke  Rich Korhammer (USA)1:02.95  Richard Schroeder (USA)1:03.09  Chen Jianhong (CHN)1:03.19
200 m breaststroke  Mike Barrowman (USA)2:13.09 WR  Nelson Diebel (USA)2:14.94  Jonathan Cleveland (CAN)2:15.76
100 m butterfly  Anthony Nesty (SUR)53.80  Wade King (USA)53.86  Mark Henderson (USA)54.13
200 m butterfly  Melvin Stewart (USA)1:59.40  David Wharton (USA)1:59.56  Anthony Mosse (NZL)2:00.03
200 m individual medley  David Wharton (USA)2:00.11 WR  Ron Karnaugh (USA)2:02.83  Gary Anderson (CAN)2:03.19
400 m individual medley  David Wharton (USA)4:16.14  Eric Namesnik (USA)4:17.02  Raymond Brown (CAN)4:23.61
4×100 m freestyle relay  United States
Brent Lang (49.48)
Jon Olsen (49.78)
Doug Gjertsen (48.97)
Tom Jager (49.52)		3:17.75  Australia
Thomas Stachewicz (51.1)
Ian Van der Wal (51.19)
Gary Lord (50.51)
Andrew Baildon ((49.54)		3:22.39  Canada
S. Vander Meulen (51.61)
Stepjane Hebert (50.60)
Mike Woolhouse (50.69)
Darren Ward (51.33)		3:24.23
4×200 m freestyle relay  United States
Melvin Stewart (1:50.51)
Dan Jorgensen (1:50.29)
Jon Olsen (1:51.02)
Doug Gjertsen (1:49.05)		7:20.87  Canada
G.Vander Meulen (1:51.69)
Eddie Patenti (1:51.66)
Darren Ward (1:51.69)
Turlough o'Hare (1:50.09)		7:25.13  Australia
Martin Roberts (1:51.48)
Justin Lemberg (1:51.82)
Gary Lord (1:51.76)
Thomas Stachewicz (1:50.76)		7:25.56
4×100 m medley relay  United States
Jeff Rouse (55.65)
Rich Korhammer (1:01.78)
Wade King (53.23)
Brent Lang (48.61)		3:39.27  Canada
Mark Tewksbury (56.52)
Jon Cleveland (1:01.69)
Stephan Hebert (54.55)
Mike Woolhouse (50.96)		3:43.42  Australia
Thomas Stachewicz (58.17)
Phil Rogers
(1:03.63)
Justin Cooper (55.55)
Andrew Baildon (49.40)		3:46.75

Women's events
Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 m freestyle  Jenny Thompson (USA)25.85  Wenyi Yang (CHN)25.95  Leigh Ann Fetter (USA)25.96
100 m freestyle  Yong Zhuang (CHN)55.68  Jenny Thompson (USA)55.84  Nicole Haislett (USA)55.99
200 m freestyle  Patricia Noall (CAN)2:00.87  Mitzi Kremer (USA)2:01.18  Yong Zhuang (CHN)2:01.44
400 m freestyle  Janet Evans (USA)4:04.53  Jane Skillman (USA)4:11.46  Janelle Elford (AUS)4:12.57
800 m freestyle  Janet Evans (USA)8:16.22 WR  Janelle Elford (AUS)8:31.16  Julie Kole (USA)8:32.56
1500 m freestyle  Janelle Elford (AUS)16:10.58  Julie Kole (USA)16:28.25  Julie McDonald (AUS)16:35.82
100 m backstroke  Lea Loveless (USA)1:02.69  Nicole Livingstone (AUS)1:03.52  Anne Mahoney (USA)1:03.52
200 m backstroke  Dede Trimble (USA)2:13.76  Anna Simcic (NZL)2:14.21  Nicole Livingstone (AUS)2:14.22
100 m breaststroke  Keltie Duggan (CAN)1:09.79  Tracey McFarlane (USA)1:09.81  Mary Ellen Blanchard (USA)1:11.08
200 m breaststroke  Mary Ellen Blanchard (USA)2:32.02  Nathalie Giguere (CAN)2:32.12  Tracey McFarlane (USA)2:32.13
100 m butterfly  Hong Qian (CHN)1:00.45  Xiaohong Wang (CHN)1:00.81  Jenna Johnson (USA)1:01.01
200 m butterfly  Rie Shito (JPN)2:11.29  Julie Gorman (USA)2:11.45  Xiaohong Wang (CHN)2:11.55
200 m individual medley  Lin Li (CHN)2:14.69  Summer Sanders (USA)2:16.09  Michelle Griglione (USA)2:16.77
400 m individual medley  Janet Evans (USA)4:39.38  Lin Li (CHN)4:45.69  Donna Procter (AUS)4:45.99
4×100 m freestyle relay  United States
Jenny Thompson
Julie Cooper
Carrie Steinseifer
Nicole Haislett		3:43.63  Canada3:47.80  China3:47.97
4×200 m freestyle relay  United States
Mitzi Kremer
Stacy Cassiday
Janet Evans
Julie Kole		8:03.33  Japan8:14.83  Canada8:16.29
4×100 m medley relay  United States
Lea Loveless
Tracey McFarlane
Jenna Johnson
Leigh Ann Fetter		4:09.93  Australia4:11.54  China4:11.54
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References
  1. "Results of the 1989 Pan Pacific" (PDF). USA Swimming. August 21, 1989. Retrieved March 4, 2014.
  2. ISHOF list with all medalists in Pan Pacific Championships history Archived 2014-10-10 at the Wayback Machine
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