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2004 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m)

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name7th World Swimming Championships (25 m)
imageIndianapolis2004.jpg
imagesize170px
hostcityIndianapolis, Indiana, United States
datesOctober 7–11, 2004
venuesConseco Fieldhouse
previous[2002 Moscow](2002-fina-world-swimming-championships-25-m)
next[2006 Shanghai](2006-fina-world-swimming-championships-25-m)

The 7th FINA Short Course World Championships were held at the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States from October 7 through October 11, 2004.

This was the only edition of the Short Course World Championships that Michael Phelps competed in. Phelps planned to swim in six races: the 200-meter freestyle, 200-meter butterfly, the individual medleys at 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters, and the 4x200-meter freestyle relay. Phelps won gold in the 200-meter freestyle on October 7 - the only Short Course World Championships gold medal (and medal of any color) of his career - then withdrew from the rest of the meet the following day, citing a sore back.

Results

Men's freestyle

4 × 200 mUnited States United States
Ryan Lochte
Chad Carvin
Dan Ketchum
Justin Mortimer7:03.71Australia Australia
Nicholas Sprenger
Andrew Mewing
Brendan Huges
Joshua Krogh7:03.78Brazil Brazil
Rodrigo Castro
Thiago Pereira
Rafael Mosca
Lucas Salatta7:06.64

Women's freestyle

4 × 200 mUnited States United States
Dana Vollmer
Rachel Komisarz
Lindsay Benko
Kaitlin Sandeno7:47.72Australia Australia
Libby Lenton
Danni Miatke
Louise Tomlinson
Shayne Reese7:51.39Sweden Sweden
Ida Mattsson
Johanna Sjöberg
Josefin Lillhage
Petra Granlund7:54.39

Men's Backstroke

200 mUnited States Aaron Peirsol1:50.52 WRAustralia Matt Welsh1:52.54Russia Arkady Vyatchanin1:54.20

Women's Backstroke

200 mUnited States Margaret Hoelzer2:05.84Australia Tayliah Zimmer2:08.05New Zealand Melissa Ingram2:08.54

Men's Breaststroke

200 mUnited States Brendan Hansen2:04.98 CRAustralia Brenton Rickard2:08.34Kazakhstan Vladislav Polyakov2:08.36

Women's Breaststroke

200 mAustralia Brooke Hanson2:21.68United States Amanda Beard2:22.53Australia Sarah Katsoulis2:22.97

Men's Butterfly

200 mUnited Kingdom James Hickman1:53.41Romania Ioan Gherghel1:54.06China Wu Peng1:54.51

Women's Butterfly

200 mUnited States Kaitlin Sandeno2:06.95United States Mary Descenza2:07.79Canada Audrey Lacroix2:08.35

Men's Medley

4 × 100 mUnited States United States
Aaron Peirsol
Brendan Hansen
Ian Crocker
Jason Lezak3:25.09 WRAustralia Australia
Matthew Welsh
Brenton Rickard
Andrew Richards
Andrew Mewing3:29.72Russia Russia
Arkady Vyatchanin
Andrei Ivanov
Nikolay Skvortsov
Andrey Kapralov3:32.11

Women's Medley

4 × 100 mAustralia Australia
Sophie Edington
Brooke Hanson
Jessicah Schipper
Libby Lenton3:54.95 WRUnited_States United States
Haley Cope
Tara Kirk
Jenny Thompson
Kara Lynn Joyce3:55.68Sweden Sweden
Therese Svendsen
Sara Larsson
Johanna Sjöberg
Josefin Lillhage4:01.76

Medal table

References

References

  1. (1 November 2021). "Without Full Athlete Buy-In, Short Course Worlds Remain a Secondary Championship". Sports Publications, Inc..
  2. (6 October 2004). "Phelps hasn't swam in short courses often". ESPN.
  3. (8 October 2004). "Exhausted Phelps feels the strain".
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