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2002 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m)

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Field	Value
name	2002 FINA World Swimming Championships
host_city	Moscow
country	Russian Federation
opening
closing
stadium	Olympiiski
previous	Athens 2000
next	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

Results

Freestyle

M/V	Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze
50 m	Argentina José Meolans	21.36 CR	United Kingdom Mark Foster	21.44	Ukraine Oleksandr Volynets
RUS 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 Tucker
Peter Marshall
Jason Lezak
Klete Keller	3:10.64	SWE
Eric Lafleur
Stefan Nystrand
Lars Frölander
Mathias Ohlin	3:11.14	RUS
Leonid Khokhlov
Alexander Popov
Denis Pimankov
Andrey Kapralov
Dmitriy Chernichev*
Dmitriy Talepov*	3:11.24
4 × 200 m	AUS
Todd Pearson
Ray Hass
Leon Dunne
Grant Hackett	7:00.36 CR	RUS
Denis Rodkin
Yuri Prilukov
Ilya Nikitin
Andrey Kapralov	7:05.36	USA
Chad Carvin
Erik Vendt
Scott Tucker
Klete Keller	7:08.73
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 Lillhage
Therese Alshammar
Johanna Sjöberg
Anna-Karin Kammerling	3:35.09	AUS
Sarah Ryan
Petria Thomas
Giaan Rooney
Elka Graham	3:35.97	China
Yang Yu
Tang Jingzhi
Zhu Yingwen
Xu Yanwei	3:36.18
4 × 200 m	China
Xu Yanwei
Zhu Yingwen
Tang Jingzhi
Yang Yu	7:46.30 WR	USA
Lindsay Benko
Gabrielle Rose
Colleen Lanne
Rachel Komisarz	7:47.55	Australia
Elka Graham
Petria Thomas
Lori Munz
Giaan Rooney	7:49.50

Backstroke

M/V	Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze
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
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/V	Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze
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
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/V	Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze
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
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/V	Event	Gold	Time	Silver	Time	Bronze
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 Peirsol
David Denniston
Peter Marshall
Jason Lezak	3:29.00 WR	AUS
Geoff Huegill
Jim Piper
Adam Pine
Ashley Callus	3:29.35	Russia
Evgueni Alechine
Dmitri Komornikov
Igor Marchenko
Denis Pimankov	3:30.21
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 Alshammar
Emma Igelström
Anna-Karin Kammerling
Johanna Sjöberg	3:55.78 WR	USA
Haley Cope
Amanda Beard
Rachel Komisarz
Lindsay Benko	3:57.17
Zhan Shu
Luo Xuejuan
Zheng Xi
Xu Yanwei	3:57.29

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