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1989 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

Field	Value
name	1989 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
hostcity	Japan Tokyo, Japan
dates	August 17–20, 1989
venues	Yoyogi National Olympic Pool
previous	[1987](1987-pan-pacific-swimming-championships)
next	[1991](1991-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.

Results

Men's events

4×100 m medley relay
Jeff Rouse (55.65)
Rich Korhammer (1:01.78)
Wade King (53.23)
Brent Lang (48.61)	3:39.27
Mark Tewksbury (56.52)
Jon Cleveland (1:01.69)
Stephan Hebert (54.55)
Mike Woolhouse (50.96)	3:43.42
Thomas Stachewicz (58.17)
Phil Rogers
(1:03.63)
Justin Cooper (55.55)
Andrew Baildon (49.40)	3:46.75

Women's events

4×100 m medley relay
Lea Loveless
Tracey McFarlane
Jenna Johnson
Leigh Ann Fetter	4:09.93	4:11.54	4:11.54

Medal table

References

(August 21, 1989). "Results of the 1989 Pan Pacific". USA Swimming.
[http://www.ishof.org/library/pdf/medalists.pdf ISHOF list with all medalists in Pan Pacific Championships history] {{webarchive. link. (2014-10-10)

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