2022 U.S. Open Swimming Championships

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2022 Toyota U.S. Open Championships
Host city Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
Date(s)November 30 – December 3
Venue(s) Greensboro Aquatic Center
Events34
2021
2023

The 2022 Toyota U.S. Open Swimming Championships took place from November 30 to December 3, 2022 at Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States. [1] [2] [3] [4] Competition was conducted in a long course (50-meter) pool. Swimmers were allowed to compete representing their country, such as Brazil and Scotland, national swimming federation, such as Swim Ireland, club, such as Wolfpack Elite, or unattached. [2]

Contents

Results

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle David Curtiss
North Carolina State University
21.92 Joshua Liendo
University of Florida
21.99 Victor Alcará
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
22.11
100 m freestyle Andrej Barna
Louisville Cardinals
48.45 Joshua Liendo
University of Florida
48.97 Matt King
University of Virginia
49.05
200 m freestyle Jake Mitchell
University of Florida
1:47.38 Zane Grothe
Boulder City Henderson Heatwave
1:48.15 Guilherme Costa
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:48.34
400 m freestyle Guilherme Costa
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
3:48.13 Alfonso Mestre
University of Florida
3:49.63 Jake Mitchell
University of Florida
3:49.65
800 m freestyle Guilherme Costa
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
7:54.10 Alfonso Mestre
University of Florida
7:54.80 Stephan Steverink
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
8:01.08
1500 m freestyle Alfonso Mestre
University of Florida
15:16.51 Pedro Farias
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
15:20.12 Eric Brown
University of Florida
15:26.67
100 m backstroke Daniel Diehl
Cumberland YMCA
53.07 Evangelos Makrygiannis
University of Southern California
54.41 Tommy Janton
University of Notre Dame
54.96
200 m backstroke Daniel Diehl
Cumberland YMCA
1:56.41 Nico García
Virginia Tech
1:59.49 Baylor Nelson
Texas A&M
2:00.98
100 m breaststroke Aleksas Savickas
University of Florida
1:00.54 Lyubomir Epitropov
University of Tennessee
1:00.94 Reid Mikuta
Auburn University
1:00.96
200 m breaststroke Aleksas Savickas
University of Florida
2:09.68 Chase Kalisz
Sun Devils
2:10.10 Lyubomir Epitropov
University of Tennessee
2:11.74
100 m butterfly Luke Miller
North Carolina State University
52.06 Joshua Liendo
University of Florida
52.48 Zach Harting
Louisville Cardinals
52.52
200 m butterfly Nicholas Albiero
Louisville Cardinals
1:56.32 Zach Harting
Louisville Cardinals
1:57.06 Héctor Ruvalcaba
AGS Sports
1:59.63
200 m
individual medley
Chase Kalisz
Sun Devils
1:56.52
CR
Baylor Nelson
Texas A&M
1:59.14 Daniel Diehl
Cumberland YMCA
1:59.89
400 m
individual medley
Chase Kalisz
Sun Devils
4:10.09
CR
Baylor Nelson
Texas A&M
4:18.38 Landon Driggers
University of Tennessee
4:20.85
4×100 m freestyle relay New South Wales Swim
Jack Wilson (52.36)
James Koch (51.47)
Joseph Hamson (50.19)
Thomas Hay (50.21)
3:24.23Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
Evan Bailey (52.01)
Thomas Fannon (50.46)
Jack Cassin (51.59)
Thomas Leggett (51.07)
3:25.13 Auburn University
Kalle Makinen (50.59)
Aidan Stoffle (50.81)
Andrew Simmons (53.40)
Sohib Khaled (51.77)
3:26.57
4×200 m freestyle relay New South Wales Swim
James Koch (1:48.61)
Ryan Wilkes (1:51.41)
Thomas Hay (1:52.11)
Gabriel Gorgas (1:50.38)
7:22.51Swimmac Carolina
Alex Ayers (1:57.02)
Jack Haywood (1:53.02)
Granger Bartee (1:56.46)
Norvin Clontz (1:53.40)
7:39.90none awarded
4×100 m medley relay Auburn University
Aidan Stoffle (55.21)
Reid Mikuta (1:01.41)
Sohib Khaled (54.28)
Kalle Makinen (49.82)
3:40.72 University of Tennessee
Landon Driggers (57.02)
Lyubomir Epitropov (1:00.31)
Griffin Hadley (55.15)
Michael Houlie (50.96)
3:43.44 New South Wales Swim
Jack Wilson (58.74)
Angus Menzies (1:01.86)
Joseph Hamson (53.31)
James Koch (50.14)
3:44.05

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Gabi Albiero
University of Louisville
25.06 Erika Pelaez
Eagle Aquatics
25.29 Camille Spink
Nation's Capital Swim Club
25.36
100 m freestyle Gabi Albiero
University of Louisville
54.90 Beata Nelson
Wisconsin Aquatics
54.94 Camille Spink
Nation's Capital Swim Club
55.47
200 m freestyle Katie Ledecky
Gator Swim Club
1:56.74 Erin Gemmell
Nation's Capital Swim Club
1:57.16 Addison Sauickie
Sarasota Sharks
1:59.76
400 m freestyle Katie Ledecky
Gator Swim Club
3:59.71
CR
Summer McIntosh
Sarasota Sharks
3:59.79 Michaela Mattes
Sarasota Sharks
4:09.53
800 m freestyle Katie Ledecky
Gator Swim Club
8:13.90 Michaela Mattes
Sarasota Sharks
8:37.89 Cavan Gormsen
Long Island Aquatic Club
8:38.15
1500 m freestyle Katie Ledecky
Gator Swim Club
15:44.13 Beatriz Dizotti
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
16:18.40 Michaela Mattes
Sarasota Sharks
16:34.75
100 m backstroke Regan Smith
Sun Devils
57.95
CR
Katharine Berkoff
North Carolina State University
59.87 Josephine Fuller
University of Tennessee
1:00.00
200 m backstroke Regan Smith
Sun Devils
2:05.28
CR
Summer McIntosh
Sarasota Sharks
2:07.15 Josephine Fuller
University of Tennessee
2:09.77
100 m breaststroke Mona McSharry
Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
1:07.06 Kaelyn Gridley
Duke University
1:08.46 Ana Carolina Vieira
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
1:08.50
200 m breaststroke Gillian Davey
University of Kentucky
2:27.06 Mona McSharry
Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
2:27.59 Ashleigh Oberekar
New South Wales Swim
2:28.34
100 m butterfly Regan Smith
Sun Devils
57.65 Beata Nelson
Wisconsin Aquatics
58.93 Gabi Albiero
University of Louisville
59.06
200 m butterfly Regan Smith
Sun Devils
2:07.30 Lindsay Looney
University of Arizona
2:10.25 Charlotte Hook
Stanford University
2:10.64
200 m
individual medley
Regan Smith
Sun Devils
2:10.40 Leah Hayes
Fox Valley Riptides
2:10.67 Zoe Dixon
University of Florida
2:14.37
400 m
individual medley
Summer McIntosh
Sarasota Sharks
4:28.61
CR , WJ , US
Emma Weyant
University of Florida
4:41.85 Kathryn Hazle
North Coast Aquatics
4:47.56
4×100 m freestyle relayFlag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
Victoria Catterson (57.67)
Danielle Hill (55.29)
Mona McSharry (56.52)
Grace Davidson (57.35)
3:46.83 University of Tennessee
Julia Burroughs (56.72)
Brooklyn Douthwright (56.21)
Josephine Fuller (58.53)
Kate McCarville (56.68)
3:48.14Cougar Aquatics
Angela di Palo (56.84)
Hailey Grotte (57.88)
Kristen de Goede (56.85)
Noelle Harvey (56.65)
3:48.22
4×200 m freestyle relayCougar Aquatics
Noelle Harvey (2:07.14)
Dori Hathazi (2:04.32)
Kristen de Goede (2:08.12)
Angela di Palo (2:05.63)
8:25.21none awardednone awarded
4×100 m medley relayFlag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
Danielle Hill (1:02.98)
Mona McSharry (1:07.12)
Molly Mayne (1:01.75)
Victoria Catterson (55.84)
4:07.69 University of Tennessee
Josephine Fuller (1:01.11)
Kailee Morgan (1:10.82)
Brooklyn Douthwright (1:01.31)
Julia Burroughs (56.31)
4:09.55 Duke University
Emma Shuppert (1:04.24)
Kaelyn Gridley (1:09.93)
Aleyna Ozkan (1:02.49)
Sally Foley (55.73)
4:12.39

World records set

DayEventStageTimeNameCountryDateTypeAgeRef
3400 m individual medley (Women's)Final4:28.61 Summer McIntosh Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada December 2, 2022 World junior record 16 years, 106 days [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]

Championships records set

DayEventStageTimeNameCountryDateRef
2400 m freestyle (Women's)Final3:59.71 Katie Ledecky Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States December 1, 2022 [11] [12]
2200 m individual medley (Men's)Final1:56.52 Chase Kalisz Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States December 1, 2022 [12] [13] [14]
3400 m individual medley (Women's)Final4:28.61 Summer McIntosh Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada December 2, 2022 [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
3400 m individual medley (Men's)Final4:10.09 Chase Kalisz Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States December 2, 2022 [15] [16]
3100 m backstroke (Women's)Final57.95 Regan Smith Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States December 2, 2022 [17] [18] [19]
4200 m backstroke (Women's)Final2:05.28 Regan Smith Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States December 3, 2022 [20] [21] [22]

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