2010 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) – Women's 100 metre freestyle

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Women's 100m Freestyle
at the 2010 Short Course Worlds
Dates16 December 2010 (heats and semifinals)
17 December 2010 (final)
Winning time51.45
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Ranomi Kromowidjojo  Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands
Silver medal icon.svg   Femke Heemskerk  Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands
Bronze medal icon.svg   Natalie Coughlin  Flag of the United States.svg  United States
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The Women's 100 metre Freestyle at the 10th Short Course World Swimming Championships took place 16 – 17 December 2010 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The heats and semifinals were 16 December; the final was 17 December.

Contents

89 swimmers participated in the event [1]

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world and championship records were as follows.

NameNationTimeLocationDate
World record Libby Trickett Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 51.01 Hobart 10 August 2009
Championship record Marleen Veldhuis
Therese Alshammar 		Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands
Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 		52.17 Manchester
Athens 		11 April 2008
16 April 2000

The following records were established during the competition:

DateRoundNameNationTimeWRCR
17 December 2010Final Ranomi Kromowidjojo Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 51.44CR

Results

Heats

RankHeatLaneNameTimeNotes
1112Flag of the United States.svg  Natalie Coughlin  (USA)52.27Q
2124Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Ranomi Kromowidjojo  (NED)52.39Q
3115Flag of the United States.svg  Dana Vollmer  (USA)52.58Q
4104Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Femke Heemskerk  (NED)52.62Q
5126Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace  (BAH)52.85Q
6122Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Victoria Poon  (CAN)53.14Q
7106Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Marieke Guehrer  (AUS)53.23Q
8114Flag of Denmark.svg  Jeanette Ottesen  (DEN)53.31Q*
9123Flag of France.svg  Camille Muffat  (FRA)53.32Q
10116Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Li Zhesi  (CHN)53.33Q
11105Flag of Germany.svg  Daniela Schreiber  (GER)53.50Q
12125Flag of Sweden.svg  Sarah Sjöström  (SWE)53.53Q
13113Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Emma McKeon  (AUS)53.59Q
14127Flag of Germany.svg  Silke Lippok  (GER)53.85Q
1596Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Genevieve Saumur  (CAN)53.89Q
16101Flag of Russia.svg  Margarita Nesterova  (RUS)53.94Q
17114Flag of Finland.svg  Hanna-Maria Seppälä  (FIN)53.97*
1884Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Pang Jiaying  (CHN)54.17*
19102Flag of Brazil.svg  Tatiana Lemos  (BRA)54.24
2093Flag of Greece.svg  Theodora Drakou  (GRE)54.26
2194Flag of Iceland.svg  Ragnheiður Ragnarsdóttir  (ISL)54.44
22118Flag of Brazil.svg  Flávia Delaroli  (BRA)54.62
2383Flag of Denmark.svg  Pernille Blume  (DEN)54.65
24111Flag of Italy.svg  Chiara Masini Luccetti  (ITA)54.84
25117Flag of Russia.svg  Veronika Popova  (RUS)54.90
2695Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Nina Rangelova  (BUL)54.95
27108Flag of Norway.svg  Cecilie Waage Johannessen  (NOR)55.03
2897Flag of South Africa.svg  Leone Vorster  (RSA)55.08
2998Flag of Turkey.svg  Burcu Dolunay  (TUR)55.15
30121Flag of Sweden.svg  Gabriella Fagundez  (SWE)55.20
3192Flag of Italy.svg  Renata Fabiola Spagnolo  (ITA)55.32
32107Flag of Slovakia.svg  Katarina Filova  (SVK)55.41
3385Flag of Mexico.svg  María Fernanda González Ramirez  (MEX)55.51
3481Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Nicole Horn  (ZIM)55.56
35128Flag of France.svg  Ophélie Cyrielle Etienne  (FRA)55.64
3691Flag of Norway.svg  Henriette Brekke  (NOR)56.31
3782Flag of Colombia.svg  Carmen Cianci  (COL)56.43
3887Flag of Slovakia.svg  Miroslava Syllabova  (SVK)56.70
3974Flag of Venezuela.svg  Ximena Vilar  (VEN)57.23
3975Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Ranohon Amanova  (UZB)57.23
4172Flag of Egypt.svg  Farida Osman  (EGY)57.34
4288Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Kirsten Ann Lapham  (ZIM)57.52
4386Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Sarah Rolko  (LUX)57.62
4467Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Cherelle Thompson  (TRI)57.77
4562Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Karen Torrez  (BOL)58.47 NR
4678Flag of Malta.svg  Nicola Muscat  (MLT)58.85
4773Flag of Namibia.svg  Christine Magdalene Briedenhann  (NAM)58.88
4877Flag of India.svg  Talasha Satish Prabhu  (IND)59.09
4955Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Marie Laura Meza  (CRC)59.12
5068Flag of Jordan.svg  Talita Baqlah  (JOR)59.31
5165Flag of Zambia.svg  Jade Howard  (ZAM)59.39
5263Flag of Syria.svg  Bayan Jumah  (SYR)59.60
5266Flag of Peru.svg  Oriele Alejandra Espinoza  (PER)59.60
5464Flag of Malta.svg  Talisa Pace  (MLT)59.62
5554Flag of Mauritius.svg  Olivia Planteau de Maroussem  (MRI)59.94
5676Flag of Jordan.svg  Sara Hyajna  (JOR)1:00.18
5745Flag of Guatemala.svg  Zonia Caravantes  (GUA)1:00.35
5871Flag of the Seychelles.svg  Shannon Austin  (SEY)1:00.39
5953Flag of Namibia.svg  Micaela Cloete  (NAM)1:00.43
6056Flag of Macau.svg  Lou Wai Sam  (MAC)1:00.58
6161Flag of Macau.svg  Tan Chi Yan  (MAC)1:00.72
6246Flag of Brunei.svg  Amanda Liew  (BRU)1:01.10
6358Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Judith Ilan Meauri  (PNG)1:01.18
6452Flag of Gibraltar.svg  Elaine Reyes  (GIB)1:01.19
6557Flag of Mauritius.svg  Emily Chan Chee  (MRI)1:01.24
6642Flag of Fiji.svg  Tieri Erasito  (FIJ)1:02.01
6744Flag of Guam.svg  Pilar Shimizu  (GUM)1:02.37
6843Flag of Guyana.svg  Britany van Lange  (GUY)1:02.56
6915Flag of Fiji.svg  Cheyenne Rova  (FIJ)1:02.60
7051Flag of Madagascar.svg  Estellah Fils Rabetsara  (MAD)1:03.42
7135Flag of Zambia.svg  Danielle Bernadine Findlay  (ZAM)1:04.21
7248Flag of Palestine.svg  Diala Awad  (PLE)1:04.50
7347Flag of Guam.svg  Jenina Cruz  (GUM)1:05.44
7438Flag of Tanzania.svg  Magdalena Moshi  (TAN)1:05.77
7532Flag of Tanzania.svg  Mariam Foum  (TAN)1:06.15
7637Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Grace Kimball  (NMI)1:06.72
7727Flag of the Cook Islands.svg  Celeste Brown  (COK)1:06.85
7841Flag of Mongolia.svg  Khulan Enkhjargal  (MGL)1:07.01
7936Flag of Kenya.svg  Soraya Oruya  (KEN)1:07.02
8033Flag of the Marshall Islands.svg  Ann-Marie Hepler  (MHL)1:07.11
8131Flag of Palau.svg  Osisang Chilton  (PLW)1:07.69
8224Flag of Pakistan.svg  Mahnoor Maqsood  (PAK)1:08.00
8334Flag of Albania.svg  Ledia Kacani  (ALB)1:08.11
8414Flag of Tajikistan.svg  Kateryna Izmaylova  (TJK)1:09.75
8523Flag of Turkmenistan.svg  Jennet Saryyeva  (TKM)1:11.39
8613Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Keanna Villagomez  (NMI)1:11.81
8726Flag of Maldives.svg  Shajan Aminath  (MDV)1:13.11
8825Flag of Nepal.svg  Shaila Rana  (NEP)1:14.62
8922Flag of Benin.svg  Chaemel Morgane Faosite Sogbadji  (BEN)1:39.24

* Ottesen and Seppälä scratched semifinals; therefore Pang advanced on.

Semifinals

Semifinal 1

RankLaneNameTimeNotes
15Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Femke Heemskerk  (NED)52.27Q
24Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Ranomi Kromowidjojo  (NED)52.34Q
33Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Victoria Poon  (CAN)52.76Q NR
46Flag of France.svg  Camille Muffat  (FRA)52.90Q
57Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Emma McKeon  (AUS)53.03Q
62Flag of Germany.svg  Daniela Schreiber  (GER)53.33
78Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Pang Jiaying  (CHN)53.68
81Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Genevieve Saumur  (CAN)53.76

Semifinal 2

RankLaneNameTimeNotes
14Flag of the United States.svg  Natalie Coughlin  (USA)52.51Q
25Flag of the United States.svg  Dana Vollmer  (USA)52.67Q
36Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Marieke Guehrer  (AUS)52.95Q
43Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace  (BAH)53.09
52Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Li Zhesi  (CHN)53.30
61Flag of Germany.svg  Silke Lippok  (GER)53.49
77Flag of Sweden.svg  Sarah Sjöström  (SWE)53.60
78Flag of Russia.svg  Margarita Nesterova  (RUS)53.60

[2]

Final

RankLaneNameTimeNotes
Gold medal icon.svg5Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Ranomi Kromowidjojo  (NED)51.45CR
Silver medal icon.svg4Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Femke Heemskerk  (NED)52.18
Bronze medal icon.svg3Flag of the United States.svg  Natalie Coughlin  (USA)52.25
47Flag of France.svg  Camille Muffat  (FRA)52.41
52Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Victoria Poon  (CAN)52.51 NR
61Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Marieke Guehrer  (AUS)52.81
76Flag of the United States.svg  Dana Vollmer  (USA)52.95
88Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Emma McKeon  (AUS)53.10

[3]

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