2010 USA Swimming Championships

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The 2010 ConocoPhillips National Swimming Championships were held from August 3 until August 7, 2010 at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center in Irvine, California.

Contents

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle
Nathan Adrian 21.70 Cullen Jones 21.97 Garrett Weber-Gale 22.21
100 m freestyle
Nathan Adrian 48.41 Ryan Lochte 48.83 Jason Lezak
Garrett Weber-Gale
48.96
200 m freestyle
Michael Phelps 1:45.61 Ryan Lochte 1:45.78 Peter Vanderkaay 1:46.84
400 m freestyle
Peter Vanderkaay 3:46.88 Michael Klueh 3:48.24 Charlie Houchin 3:48.30
1500 m freestyle
Chad La Tourette 14:55.39 Peter Vanderkaay 15:03.86 Sean Ryan 15:04.84
100 m backstroke
David Plummer 53.60 Aaron Peirsol 53.63 Nick Thoman 53.78
200 m backstroke
Ryan Lochte 1:55.58 Aaron Peirsol 1:56.28 Tyler Clary 1:56.36
100 m breaststroke
Michael Alexandrov 1:00.26 Mark Gangloff 1:00.42 Eric Shanteau 1:00.75
200 m breaststroke
Eric Shanteau 2:10.09 Scott Spann 2:12.26 Elliott Keefer 2:12.68
100 m butterfly
Michael Phelps 50.65 Tyler McGill 52.20 Timothy Phillips 52.41
200 m butterfly
Michael Phelps 1:56.00 Mark Dylla 1:57.08 Tyler Clary 1:57.32
200 m IM
Ryan Lochte 1:54.84 Michael Phelps 1:55.94 Tyler Clary 1:59.19
400 m IM
Ryan Lochte 4:09.98 Tyler Clary 4:14.12 Robert Margalis 4:15.62

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle
Kara Lynn Joyce 24.86 Madison Kennedy 25.15 Amanda Weir 25.29
100 m freestyle
Dana Vollmer 53.94 Jessica Hardy 54.14 Natalie Coughlin 54.34
200 m freestyle
Allison Schmitt 1:56.84 Dana Vollmer 1:56.93 Katie Hoff 1:57.50
400 m freestyle
Katie Hoff 4:05.50 Allison Schmitt 4:06.19 Chloe Sutton 4:06.33
800 m freestyle
Chloe Sutton 8:24.77 Kate Ziegler 8:28.14 Haley Anderson 8:32.80
100 m backstroke
Natalie Coughlin 1:00.14 Missy Franklin 1:00.39 Rachel Bootsma 1:00.40
200 m backstroke
Elizabeth Beisel 2:08.50 Missy Franklin 2:09.74 Morgan Scroggy 2:10.87
100 m breaststroke
Rebecca Soni 1:05.73 Annie Chandler 1:08.07 Micah Lawrence 1:08.48
200 m breaststroke
Rebecca Soni 2:21.60 Amanda Beard 2:26.50 Katy Freeman 2:26.67
100 m butterfly
Christine Magnuson 57.32 Dana Vollmer 57.45 Kathleen Hersey 58.15
200 m butterfly
Kathleen Hersey 2:07.00 Teresa Crippen 2:07.89 Mary Mohler 2:08.91
200 m IM
Ariana Kukors 2:10.54 Caitlin Leverenz 2:10.84 Morgan Scroggy 2:11.25
400 m IM
Caitlin Leverenz 4:35.60 Ariana Kukors 4:37.03 Katie Hoff 4:37.51

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