Swimming World Championships 2005

11th swimming world championships, game season
Host location	Montreal
Host country	Canada
Beginning	July 16, 2005
The End	July 31, 2005
Venues	Île Sainte-Hélène , Montreal
Disciplines	Swimming , open water swimming , water polo , water jumping , synchronized swimming
Number of athletes	1,784
← 2003 Barcelona	2007 Melbourne →
[ Edit on Wikidata ]

Medal table (final score after 62 decisions)
Pl.	country	G	S.	B.	total
1	United States	17th	15th	7th	39
2	Australia	13	8th	4th	25th
3	People's Republic of China	5	5	7th	17th
4th	Russia	5	3	2	10
5	Canada	3	4th	3	10
6th	France	3	1	1	5
7th	Germany	2	7th	4th	13
8th	Hungary	2	2	1	5
9	Zimbabwe	2	2	-	4th
10	South Africa	2	1	2	5
11	Netherlands	2	1	1	4th
12	Poland	2	-	2	4th
13	Italy	1	3	3	7th
14th	Spain	1	1	3	5
15th	Greece	1	-	1	2
16	Serbia-Montenegro	1	-	-	1
17th	Japan	-	5	7th	12
18th	Sweden	-	1	2	3
19th	Austria	-	1	1	2
20th	Croatia	-	1	-	1
	Cuba	-	1	-	1
	Switzerland	-	1	-	1
23	Great Britain	-	-	4th	4th
24	Ukraine	-	-	3	3
25th	Bulgaria	-	-	2	2
	Tunisia	-	-	2	2
Total 1		62	63	62	187
1- Two silver medals and no bronze medal were awarded in the women's 100 m freestyle competition. - Two bronze medals were awarded in the women's 200 m freestyle competition.

The pool

The 11th Swimming World Championships took place from July 16 to 31, 2005 in Montreal and were organized by the world association FINA . With over 2000 athletes, the competition was the largest sporting event in the Canadian metropolis since the 1976 Olympic Games and also the first swimming world championships in North America . The venue was Île Sainte-Hélène , where an existing outdoor pool was supplemented by additional, temporarily constructed pools for water polo and synchronized swimming competitions. The long-distance swimming competitions took place on a regatta course on a neighboring island.

At the beginning of the year, the event was temporarily in jeopardy because the organizers' budget had a shortfall of around 13 million euros. Montréal was canceled on January 19, 2005 at a meeting in Frankfurt am Main by the world association FINA. A short time later, the head of the organizing committee, Yvon DesRochers, committed suicide . In the meantime, Athens , Moscow and Berlin had signaled their interest in taking over the event, but ultimately the problems could be resolved in time so that the championship fights could take place according to plan. At a meeting on February 10, 2005 in Frankfurt am Main, Montréal was confirmed as the venue.

Competitions

For the swimmers , 23 decisions were on the program, each for men and women. This included three relay races and three long-distance races, which were held in the open sea. The actual swimming pool was also in the open air (as at the 2004 Olympics ).

In the art and high diver category , the athletes competed for medals in three individual and two synchronous disciplines.

There were also competitions in water polo and synchronized swimming at this World Cup .

Swimming men

Freestyle

50 m freestyle

Final on July 30th

space	country	athlete	time
1	South Africa	Roland Schoeman	21.69 (CR)
2	Croatia	Duje Draganja	21.89
3	Poland	Bartosz Kizierowski	21.94
4th	Algeria	Salim Iles	22.15
5	Russia	Andrei Kapralov	22.16
6th	United States	Nicholas Brunelli	22.25
7th	France	Frédérick Bousquet	22.44
8th	Spain	Eduard Lorente	22.46

• WR Alexander Popov RUS 21.64
• Schoeman set up a new CR (previously A. Popow 21.92).
• There was no German athlete.

100 m freestyle

Final on July 28th

space	country	athlete	time
1	Italy	Filippo Magnini	48.12 (CR)
2	South Africa	Roland Schoeman	48.28
3	South Africa	Ryk Neethling	48.34
4th	United States	Jason Lezak	48.74
5	Croatia	Duje Draganja	48.89
6th	Canada	Brent Hayden	48.92
7th	United States	Michael Phelps	48.99
8th	France	Amaury Leveaux	49.55

• WR Pieter van den Hoogenband NED 47.84
• Magnini set up a new CR (previously Anthony Ervin USA 48.33).
• Jens Schreiber was 23rd with 50.08.

200 m freestyle

Final on July 26th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Michael Phelps	1: 45.20
2	Australia	Grant Hackett	1: 46.14
3	South Africa	Ryk Neethling	1: 46.63
4th	Canada	Brent Hayden	1: 46.85
5	Australia	Nicholas Sprenger	1: 47.09
6th	United States	Peter Vanderkaay	1: 47.25
7th	Italy	Emiliano Brembilla	1: 47.63
8th	People's Republic of China	Zhang Lin	1: 49.45

• WR Ian Thorpe AUS 1: 44.06
• CR Ian Thorpe AUS 1: 44.06
• Stefan Herbst finished 11th with 1: 48.72. Paul Biedermann came in 18th with 1: 49.47.

400 m freestyle

Final on July 24th

space	country	athlete	time
1	Australia	Grant Hackett	3: 42.91
2	Russia	Yuri Prilukov	3: 44.44
3	Tunisia	Oussama Mellouli	3: 46.08
4th	Italy	Massimiliano Rosolino	3: 46.91
5	Romania	Dragoș Coman	3: 47.15
6th	United States	Peter Vanderkaay	3: 47.83
7th	Japan	Takeshi Matsuda	3: 48.60
8th	France	Nicolas Rostoucher	3: 50.51

• WR Ian Thorpe AUS 3: 40.08
• CR Ian Thorpe AUS 3: 40.17
• Christian Hein was 15th with 3: 50.24. Paul Biedermann came in 20th with 3: 52.45.

800 m freestyle

Final on July 27th

space	country	athlete	time
1	Australia	Grant Hackett	7: 38.65 (WR)
2	United States	Larsen Jensen	7: 45.63
3	Russia	Yuri Prilukov	7: 46.64
4th	Poland	Przemysław Stańczyk	7: 50.83
5	Tunisia	Oussama Mellouli	7: 51.03
6th	United Kingdom	David Davies	7: 51.54
7th	Poland	Łukasz Drzewiński	7: 58.62
8th	France	Sebastién Rouault	8: 03.52

• Hackett set up a new WR. Ian Thorpe AUS held the previous WR and CR with 7: 39.16.
• Christian Hein was 10th with 7: 56.38.

1500 m freestyle

Final on July 31st

space	country	athlete	time
1	Australia	Grant Hackett	14: 42.58
2	United States	Larsen Jensen	14: 47.58
3	United Kingdom	David Davies	14: 48.11
4th	Russia	Yuri Prilukov	14: 51.62
5	Poland	Mateusz Sawrymowicz	14: 59.38
6th	People's Republic of China	Zhang Lin	15: 09.79
7th	France	Sebastién Rouault	15: 09.84
8th	Germany	Christian Hein	15: 14.91

• WR Grant Hackett AUS 14: 34.56
• CR Grant Hackett AUS 14: 34.56
• Paul Biedermann finished 21st with 15: 41.88.

butterfly

50 m butterfly

Final on July 25th

space	country	athlete	time
1	South Africa	Roland Mark Schoeman	22.96 (WR)
2	United States	Ian Crocker	23.12
3	Ukraine	Serhiy Breus	23.38
4th	South Africa	Ryk Neethling	23.48
5	Brazil	Fernando Scherer	23.74
6th	Russia	Yevgeny Korotyshkin	23.84
7th	Croatia	Duje Draganja	23.96
8th	Canada	Mike Mintenko	23.99

• Schoeman surpassed the WR (previously Ian Crocker USA 23.30) in the semifinals (23.01) and in the final. Matthew Welsh AUS held the old CR with 23.43.
• Oliver Wenzel came in 9th with 23.93, Thomas Rupprath came in 12th with 24.04.

100 m butterfly

Final on July 30th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Ian Crocker	50.40 (WR)
2	United States	Michael Phelps	51.65
3	Ukraine	Andriy Serdinov	52.08
4th	Russia	Igor Marchenko	52.35
5	Russia	Yevgeny Korotyshkin	52.87
	Canada	Mike Mintenko	52.87
7th	Brazil	Kaio Almeida	53.13
8th	Japan	Ryo Takayasu	53.28

• Crocker surpassed his own WR (previously 50.76). He also held the old CR (50.98).
• Thomas Rupprath was 12th with 53.20. Helge Meeuw came in 22nd with 54.13.

200 m butterfly

Final on July 27th

space	country	athlete	time
1	Poland	Paweł Korzeniowski	1: 55.02
2	Japan	Takeshi Matsuda	1: 55.62
3	People's Republic of China	Peng Wu	1: 56.50
4th	United States	Davis Tarwater	1: 56.74
5	Russia	Nikolai Skvortsov	1: 57.04
	Japan	Ryuichi Shibata	1: 57.04
7th	Germany	Helge Meeuw	1: 57.67
8th	Greece	Ioannis Drymonakos	1: 57.71

• WR Michael Phelps USA 1: 53.93
• CR Michael Phelps USA 1: 53.93
• Benjamin Starke finished 21st with 2: 00.40.

move

50 m back

Final on July 31st

space	country	athlete	time
1	Greece	Aristeidis Grigoriadis	24.95
2	Australia	Matt Welsh	24.99
3	United Kingdom	Liam Tancock	25.02
4th	United States	Randall Bal	25.23
5	United States	Aaron Peirsol	25.30
6th	Germany	Thomas Rupprath	25.38
7th	Japan	Junichi Miyashita	25.85
8th	Germany	Marco di Carli	26.48

• WR Thomas Rupprath GER 24.80
• CR Thomas Rupprath GER 24.80

100 m back

Final on July 26th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Aaron Peirsol	53.62
2	United States	Randall Bal	54.02
3	Hungary	László Cseh	54.27
4th	Japan	Tomomi Morita	54.31
5	Russia	Arkady Vyatchanin	54.50
6th	Greece	Aristeidis Grigoriadis	54.61
7th	Austria	Markus Rogan	54.81
8th	Slovenia	Blaž Medvešek	55.13

• WR Aaron Peirsol USA 53.17
• CR Aaron Peirsol USA 53.61
• Steffen Driesen was 13th with 55.37. Marco di Carli came in 20th with 55.95.

200 m back

Final on July 29th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Aaron Peirsol	1: 54.66 (WR)
2	Austria	Markus Rogan	1: 56.63
3	United States	Ryan Lochte	1: 57.00
4th	Romania	Răzvan Florea	1: 57.03
5	Japan	Takashi Nakano	1: 58.03
6th	Croatia	Gordan Kožulj	1: 58.28
7th	Russia	Arkady Vyatchanin	1: 59.02
8th	Japan	Tomomi Morita	1: 59.34

• Peirsol surpassed his own WR (so far 1: 54.74). He also held the old CR (1: 55.82).
• Steffen Driesen was 13th with 2: 00.88.

chest

50 m chest

Final on July 27th

space	country	athlete	time
1	Germany	Mark Warnecke	27.63
2	United States	Mark Gangloff	27.71
3	Japan	Kosuke Kitajima	27.78
4th	France	Hugues Duboscq	27.87
5	United Kingdom	Christopher Cook	28.00
6th	Ukraine	Valery Dymo	28.03
	Slovenia	Emil Tahirovič	28.03
8th	Australia	Brenton Rickart	28.27

• WR Oleh Lissohor UKR 27.18
• CR James Gibson GBR 27.46
• Jens Kruppa was 13th with 28.23.

100 m chest

Final on July 25th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Brendan Hansen	59.37 (CR)
2	Japan	Kosuke Kitajima	59.53
3	France	Hugues Duboscq	1: 00.20
4th	Ukraine	Oleh Lissohor	1: 00.36
5	Russia	Dmitri Komornikov	1: 00.66
6th	United Kingdom	Christopher Cook	1: 00.99
7th	Norway	Alexander Dale Oen	1: 01.29
8th	Slovenia	Emil Tahirovič	1: 01.33

• WR Brendan Hansen USA 59.30
• Hansen set up a new CR. Already in the run had Kosuke Kitajima JPN (previously 59.78) its CR improved to 7/100.
• Jens Kruppa was 16th with 1: 01.92. Mark Warnecke came in 26th with 1: 02.34.

200 m chest

Final on July 29th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Brendan Hansen	2: 09.85
2	Canada	Mike Brown	2: 11.22
3	Japan	Genki Imamura	2: 11.54
4th	Australia	Jim Piper	2: 12.42
5	Poland	Sławomir Kuczko	2: 12.44
6th	Russia	Grigori Falko	2: 12.51
7th	Italy	Loris Facci	2: 12.62
8th	Kazakhstan	Vladislav Polyakov	2: 12.72

• WR Brendan Hansen USA 2:09:04
• CR Kōsuke Kitajima JPN 2: 09.42
• There were no German athletes.

Locations

200 m layers

Final on July 28th

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Michael Phelps	1: 56.68
2	Hungary	László Cseh	1: 57.61
3	United States	Ryan Lochte	1: 57.79
4th	Italy	Alessio Boggiatto	2: 00.28
5	Japan	Hidemasa Sano	2: 00.70
6th	Lithuania	Vytautas Janušaitis	2: 00.78
7th	Russia	Igor Berezuzky	2: 01.43
8th	New Zealand	Dean Kent	2: 01.81

• WR Michael Phelps USA 1: 55.94
• CR Michael Phelps USA 1: 56.04
• There were no German athletes.

400 m layers

Final on July 31st

space	country	athlete	time
1	Hungary	László Cseh	4: 09.63
2	Italy	Luca Marin	4: 11.67
3	Tunisia	Oussama Mellouli	4: 13.47
4th	Italy	Alessio Boggiatto	4: 13.48
5	United States	Ryan Lochte	4: 13.67
6th	Japan	Hidemasa Sano	4: 17.72
7th	United States	Robert Margalis	4: 17.93
8th	Greece	Ioannis Drymonakos	4: 19.12

• WR Michael Phelps USA 4: 08.26
• CR Michael Phelps USA 4: 09.09
• There were no German athletes.

Season

Relay 4 × 100 m freestyle

Final on July 24th

space	country	Athletes	time
1	United States	Michael Phelps Neil Walker Nate Dusing Jason Lezak	3: 13.77 (CR)
2	Canada	Yannick Lupien Rick Say Mike Mintenko Brent Hayden	3: 16.44
3	Australia	Michael Klim Andrew Mewing Leith Brodie Patrick Murphy	3: 17.56
4th	Lithuania		3: 17.89
5	Sweden		3: 17.95
6th	Germany		3: 18.12
7th	Russia		3: 18.44
8th	Netherlands		3: 19.34

• WR South Africa 3: 13.17
• The US season put on a new CR (previously Russia 3: 14.06).
• The German season swam with Marco di Carli , Leif-Marten Krüger , Stefan Herbst and Jens Schreiber .

Relay 4 × 200 m freestyle

Final on July 29th

space	country	Athletes	time
1	United States	Michael Phelps Ryan Lochte Peter Vanderkaay Klete cellar	7: 06.58
2	Canada	Brent Hayden Colin Russell Rick Say Andrew Hurd	7: 09.73
3	Australia	Nicholas Sprenger Patrick Murphy Andrew Mewing Grant Hackett	7: 10.59
4th	Italy		7: 12.81
5	Japan		7: 13.60
6th	Russia		7: 17.09
7th	Germany		7: 17.52
8th	Greece		7: 20.04

• WR Australia 7: 04.66
• CR Australia 7: 04.66
• The German season swam with Paul Biedermann , Benjamin Starke , Stefan Herbst and Jens Schreiber .

Relay 4 × 100 m layers

Final on July 31st

space	country	Athletes	time
1	United States	Aaron Peirsol Brendan Hansen Ian Crocker Jason Lezak	3: 31.85
2	Russia	Arkady Vyatchanin Dmitri Komornikov Igor Marchenko Andrei Kapralov	3: 35.08
3	Japan	Tomomi Morita Kosuke Kitajima Ryo Takayasu Daisuke Hosokawa	3: 35.40
4th	Germany		3: 37.32
5	France		3: 37.60
6th	Australia		3: 38.13
7th	Slovenia		DSQ
	New Zealand		DSQ

• WR USA 3: 30.68
• CR USA 3: 31.54
• The German season swam with Steffen Driesen , Jens Kruppa , Thomas Rupprath and Marco di Carli (in the lead up to Stefan Herbst ).
• The relays from Slovenia and New Zealand were disqualified because of their substitution errors .

Open water swimming

5 kilometers

17th July

space	country	athlete	time
1	Germany	Thomas Lurz	51: 17.2
2	United States	Chip Peterson	51: 18.8
3	Italy	Simone Ercoli	51: 18.9

• Toni Franz was 7th with 51: 43.0.

10 kilometer

20th of July

space	country	athlete	time
1	United States	Chip Peterson	1: 46: 38.1
2	Germany	Thomas Lurz	1: 46: 45.2
3	Bulgaria	Petar Stoychev	1: 46: 50.4

• Toni Franz was 10th with 1: 47: 32.5.

25 kilometers

July 23

space	country	athlete	time
1	Spain	David Meca	5: 00: 21.4
2	Australia	Brendan Capell	5: 00: 23.6
3	Bulgaria	Petar Stoychev	5: 00: 28.4

• Alexander Studzinski was 17th with 5: 10: 45.9. Christian Hansmann came in 25th with 5: 30: 15.5.

Swimming women

Freestyle

50 m freestyle

Final on July 31st

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Lisbeth Lenton	24.59
2	Netherlands	Marleen Veldhuis	24.83
3	People's Republic of China	Yingwen Zhu	24.91
4th	Sweden	Therese Alshammar	24.96
5	Australia	Alice Mills	25.02
6th	Belarus	Svyatlana Khachlova	25.17
7th	United States	Lynn Kara Joyce	25.36
8th	Estonia	Jana Kolukanova	25.56

• WR Inge de Bruijn NED 24.13
• CR Inge de Bruijn NED 24.45
• There were no German athletes.

100 m freestyle

Final on July 29th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Jodie Henry	54.18
2	France	Malia Metella	54.74
	United States	Natalie Coughlin	54.74
4th	United States	Amanda Weir	54.77
5	Netherlands	Marleen Veldhuis	54.90
6th	Australia	Alice Mills	54.92
7th	Greece	Nery-Mantey Niangkouar	54.93
8th	Germany	Daniela Götz	55.27

• WR Jodie Henry AUS 53.52
• CR Jingyi Le CHN 54.01

200 m freestyle

Final on July 27th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	France	Solenne Figuès	1: 58.60
2	Italy	Federica Pellegrini	1: 58.73
3	People's Republic of China	Yang Yu	1: 59.08
	Sweden	Josefin Lillhage	1: 59.08
5	Slovenia	Sara Isakovič	1: 59.23
6th	Poland	Paulina Barzycka	1: 59.34
7th	United Kingdom	Melanie Marshall	1: 59.36
8th	Australia	Linda MacKenzie	2: 00.02

• WR Franziska van Almsick GER 1: 56.64
• CR Franziska van Almsick GER 1: 56.78
• Petra Dallmann was 14th with 2: 00.32. Meike Freitag came in 19th with 2: 01.19.

400 m freestyle

Final on July 24th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	France	Laure Manaudou	4: 06.44
2	Japan	Ai Shibata	4: 06.74
3	United Kingdom	Caitlin McClatchey	4: 07.25
4th	Canada	Brittany Reimer	4: 07.36
5	Romania	Camelia Potec	4: 08.06
6th	Australia	Linda MacKenzie	4: 08.75
7th	United Kingdom	Joanne Jackson	4: 08.88
8th	Costa Rica	Claudia Poll	4: 10.02

• WR Janet Evans USA 4: 03.85
• CR Tracey Wickham AUS 4: 06.28
• Jana Henke was 11th with 4: 13.68

800 m freestyle

Final on July 30th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	United States	Kate Ziegler	8: 25.31
2	Canada	Brittany Reimer	8: 27.59
3	Japan	Ai Shibata	8: 27.86
4th	Switzerland	Flavia Rigamonti	8: 28.74
5	Romania	Camelia Potec	8: 34.40
6th	Spain	Erika Villaécija	8: 36.34
7th	United Kingdom	Rebecca Cooke	8: 37.98
8th	Germany	Jana Henke	8: 38.23

• WR Janet Evans USA 8:16:22
• CR Hannah Stockbauer GER 8: 23.66

1500 m freestyle

Final on July 26th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	United States	Kate Ziegler	16: 00.41
2	Switzerland	Flavia Rigamonti	16: 04.34
3	Canada	Brittany Reimer	16: 07.73
4th	United States	Laura Conway	16: 17.17
5	Germany	Jana Henke	16: 17.89
6th	Spain	Erika Villaécija	16: 17.92
7th	United Kingdom	Rebecca Cooke	16: 23.25
8th	Japan	Yumi Kida	16: 23.89

• WR Janet Evans USA 15:52.10
• CR Hannah Stockbauer GER 16: 00,18

butterfly

50 m butterfly

Final on July 30th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Danni Miatke	26.11
2	Sweden	Anna-Karin Kämmerling	26.36
3	Sweden	Therese Alshammar	26.39
4th	Austria	Fabienne Nadarajah	26.50
5	Germany	Antje Buschschulte	26.55
6th	United States	Natalie Coughlin	26.63
7th	Netherlands	Inge Dekker	26.93
8th	New Zealand	Elizabeth Coster	27.23

• WR Anna-Karin Kämmerling SWE 25.57
• CR Inge de Bruijn NED 25.84

100 m butterfly

Final on July 25th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Jessica Schipper	57.23 (CR)
2	Australia	Lisbeth Lenton	57.37
3	Poland	Otylia Jędrzejczak	58.57
4th	United States	Rachel Komisarz	58.80
5	United States	Mary Descenza	58.87
6th	Netherlands	Inge Dekker	59.01
7th	Slovakia	Martina Moravcová	59.25
8th	People's Republic of China	Zhou Yafei	59.42

• WR Inge de Bruijn NED 56.61
• Schipper surpassed the previous CR of Jenny Thompson USA (57.96) in the run-up with 57.91, in the semifinals with 57.75 and in the final.
• Annika Mehlhorn was 9th with 59.39.

200 m butterfly

Final on July 28th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Poland	Otylia Jędrzejczak	2: 05.61 (WR)
2	Australia	Jessica Schipper	2: 05.65
3	Japan	Yūko Nakanishi	2: 09.40
4th	Italy	Caterina Giacchetti	2: 10.03
5	Australia	Felicity Galvez	2: 10.35
6th	United States	Mary Descenza	2: 10.44
7th	Germany	Annika Mehlhorn	2: 10.61
8th	Japan	Yurie Yano	2: 10.89

• Jędrzejczak beat her own WR (2: 05.78 so far). Petria Thomas AUS held the old CR with 2: 06.73.

move

50 m back

Final on July 28th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Giaan Rooney	28.63
2	People's Republic of China	Chang Gao	28.69
3	Germany	Antje Buschschulte	28.72
4th	Japan	Mai Nakamura	28.86
5	Australia	Sophie Edington	28.87
6th	Germany	Janine Pietsch	28.88
7th	New Zealand	Hannah McLean	28.90
8th	South Korea	Nam-Eun Lee	29.35

• WR Janine Pietsch GER 28.19
• Chang Gao set up a new CR in the semifinals with 28.31 (previously Nina Schiwanewskaja ESP 28.48).

100 m back

Final on July 26th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Zimbabwe	Kirsty Coventry	1: 00.24
2	Germany	Antje Buschschulte	1: 00.84
3	United States	Natalie Coughlin	1: 00.88
4th	Japan	Reika Nakamura	1: 01.00
5	New Zealand	Hannah McLean	1: 01.16
6th	Japan	Hanae Ito	1: 01.25
7th	Denmark	Louise Ørnstedt	1: 01.36
8th	Australia	Sophie Edington	1: 01.97

• WR Natalie Coughlin USA 59.58
• CR Cihong He CHN 1: 00.16
• Janine Pietsch was 13th with 1: 02.49.

200 m back

Final on July 30th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Zimbabwe	Kirsty Coventry	2: 08.52
2	United States	Margaret Hoelzer	2: 09.94
3	Japan	Reiko Nakamura	2: 10.41
4th	Japan	Hanae Ito	2: 10.98
5	Italy	Alessia Filippi	2: 11.44
6th	Russia	Stanislawa Kormarowa	2: 12.03
7th	Denmark	Louise Ørnstedt	2: 12.93
8th	People's Republic of China	Jing Zhao	2: 13.10

• WR Krisztina Egerszegi HUN 2: 06.62
• CR Cihong He CHN 2: 07.40
• Annika Liebs was 11th with 2: 13.35

chest

50 m chest

Final on July 31st

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Jade Edmistone	30.45 (WR)
2	United States	Jessica Hardy	30.85
3	Australia	Brooke Hanson	30.89
4th	United States	Tara Kirk	31.38
5	New Zealand	Zoe Baker	31.43
6th	United Kingdom	Kate Haywood	31.49
7th	People's Republic of China	Xuejuan Luo	31.50
8th	Germany	Janne Schäfer	32.45

• Edminstone set up a new WR (previously Zoe Baker GBR 30.57). In the semifinals she had exceeded the CR of Xuejuan Luo CHN (30.64) by 3/100.

100 m chest

Final on July 26th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Leisel Jones	1: 06.25
2	United States	Jessica Hardy	1: 06.62
3	United States	Tara Kirk	1: 07.43
4th	People's Republic of China	Luo Xuejuan	1: 07.60
5	Australia	Brooke Hanson	1: 08.07
6th	South Africa	Suzaan van Biljon	1: 08.38
7th	Germany	Sarah Poewe	1: 08.47
8th	Italy	Chiara Boggliatto	1: 08.98

• In the semifinals, Hardy set up a new WR with 1: 06.20. Jones held the old WR and CR with 1: 06.37.

200 m chest

Final on July 29th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Australia	Leisel Jones	2: 21.72 (WR)
2	Germany	Anne Poleska	2: 25.84
3	Austria	Mirna Jukic	2: 27.11
4th	Japan	Megumi Taneda	2: 27.65
5	Poland	Katarzyna Dulian	2: 27.85
6th	United States	Tara Kirk	2: 28.60
	United States	Kristen Caverly	2: 28.60
8th	South Africa	Suzaan van Biljon	2: 29.44

• WR Amanda Beard USA 2: 22.44
• CR Amanda Beard USA 2:22.99

Locations

200 m layers

Final on July 25th

space	country	Athlete	time
1	United States	Katie Hoff	2: 10.41 (CR)
2	Zimbabwe	Kirsty Coventry	2: 11.13
3	Australia	Lara Carroll	2: 13.32
4th	United States	Whitney Myers	2: 13.90
5	Poland	Katarzyna Baranowska	2: 14.39
6th	Australia	Brooke Hanson	2: 14.70
7th	Japan	Maiko Fujino	2: 15.27
8th	Hungary	Zsuzsanna Jakabos	2: 16.09

• WR Yanyan Wu CHN 2: 09.72
• Hoff set up a new CR (previously Jana Klotschkowa UKR 2: 10.75).
• There were no German athletes.

400 m layers

Final on July 31st

space	country	Athlete	time
1	United States	Katie Hoff	4: 36.07 (CR)
2	Zimbabwe	Kirsty Coventry	4: 39.72
3	United States	Kaitlin Sandeno	4: 40.85
4th	Australia	Lara Carroll	4: 42.25
5	Japan	Maiko Fujino	4: 42.68
6th	Argentina	Georgina Bardach	4: 43.60
7th	Hungary	Éva Risztov	4: 43.68
8th	Hungary	Zsuzsanna Jakabos	4: 44.65

• WR Jana Klotschkowa UKR 4: 33.59
• Hoff set up a new CR (previously Petra Schneider DDR 4: 36.10).
• There were no German athletes.

Season

Relay 4 × 100 m freestyle

Final on July 24th

space	country	Athletes	time
1	Australia	Jodie Henry Alice Mills Shayne Reese Lisbeth Lenton	3: 37.32 (CR)
2	Germany	Petra Dallmann Antje Buschschulte Annika Liebs Daniela Götz	3: 38.24
3	United States	Natalie Coughlin Kara Lynn Joyce Lacey Nymeyer Amanda Weir	3: 38.31
4th	Netherlands		3: 39.37
5	France		3: 39.45
6th	People's Republic of China		3: 42.10
7th	Sweden		3: 42.93
8th	New Zealand		3: 44.84

• WR OFF 3: 35.94
• The Australian season put on a new CR (previously China 3: 37.91).
• The German season swam in the lead with Meike Freitag instead of Buschschulte.

Relay 4 × 200 m freestyle

Final on July 28th

space	country	Athletes	time
1	United States	Natalie Coughlin Katie Hoff Whitney Myers Kaitlin Sandeno	7: 53.70 (CR)
2	Australia	Lisbeth Lenton Shayne Reese Bronte Barratt Linda Mackenzie	7: 54.06
3	People's Republic of China	Zhu Yingwen Pang Jiaying Zhou Yafei Yang Yu	7: 57.29
4th	United Kingdom		7: 59.04
5	France		8: 01.43
6th	Japan		8: 04.20
7th	Canada		8: 07.65
8th	New Zealand		8: 07.95

• WR USA 7: 53.42
• The US season outperformed its own CR of 7: 55.70.
• The German quartet with Meike Freitag , Annika Lurz , Petra Dallmann and Sophie-Luise Dietrich was due to a faulty substitution in the flow disqualified .

Relay 4 × 100 m layers

Final on July 30th

space	country	Athletes	time
1	Australia	Sophie Edington Leisel Jones Jessica Schipper Lisbeth Lenton	3: 57.47 (CR)
2	United States	Natalie Coughlin Jessica Hardy Rachel Komisarz Amanda Weir	3: 59.92
3	Germany	Antje Buschschulte Sarah Poewe Annika Mehlhorn Daniela Götz	4: 02.51
4th	People's Republic of China		4: 02.80
5	Italy		4: 04.90
6th	Poland		4: 05.08
7th	Japan		4: 06.85
8th	Russia		DSQ

• WR Australia 3: 57.32
• The Australian season put on a new CR (previously China 3: 59.89).
• The Russian quartet was disqualified because of a mistake .

Open water swimming

5 kilometers

17th July

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Russia	Larissa Iltschenko	55: 40.1
2	United States	Margy Keefe	55: 44.3
3	Netherlands	Edith van Dijk	55: 46.6

• Britta Kamrau was 6th with 56: 18.3. Johanna Manz came in 19th with 57: 57.4.

10 kilometer

20th of July

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Netherlands	Edith van Dijk	1: 56: 00.5
2	Italy	Federica Vitale	1: 56: 02.5
3	Germany	Britta Kamrau	1: 56: 04.0

• Gina Mohr was 12th with 1: 56: 57.0.

25 kilometers

July 23

space	country	Athlete	time
1	Netherlands	Edith van Dijk	5: 25: 06.6
2	Germany	Britta Kamrau	5: 25: 06.9
3	Italy	Laura La Piana	5: 25: 11.5

• Stefanie Biller was 7th with 5: 26: 27.9.

Synchronized swimming

solo

Final on July 21st

space	country	Athlete	Points
1	France	Virginie Dedieu	99.001
2	Russia	Natalia Ishchenko	98,250
3	Spain	Gemma Mengual	97.417

• Lisa Lacker was 21st with 79,500 points.

duet

Final on July 22nd

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	Russia	Anastasija Davydova Anastassija Yermakova	99.084
2	Spain	Gemma Mengual Paola Tirados	97.417
3	Japan	Saho Harada Emiko Suzuki	97.334

• Saskia Grünes and Lara Kurz finished 22nd with 79.084 points.

team

Final on July 22nd

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	Russia	Elwira Chassjanowa , Marija Gromowa , Natalja Ishtschenko, Olga Kuschela , Olga Larkina, Jelena Ovtschinnikowa, Swetlana Romaschina , Anna Schorina	99.333
2	Japan	Saho Harada, Naoko Kawashima, Kanako Kitao, Hiromi Kobayashi, Erika Komura, Ayako Matsumura, Emiko Suzuki, Masako Tachibana	97.833
3	Spain	Raquel Corral, Andrea Fuentes, Tina Fuentes, Thais Henriquez, Gemma Mengual, Irina Rodriguez, Paola Tirados, Cristina Violan	97.167

• The German team with Katharine Dethleffsen, Saskia Grünes, Franziska Kessler, Lara Kurz, Lisa Lacker, Jenny Mielke, Iris-Regina Zeppenfeld, Melanie Zillich, Sarah Renner and Lorea Urquiaga came in 16th with 78.333 points.

combination

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	Russia	Elwira Chassjanowa , Marija Gromowa , Natalja Ishtschenko, Olga Kuschela, Olga Larkina, Jelena Ovtschinnikowa, Swetlana Romaschina , Anna Schorina, Anastassija Davydowa , Anastassija Jermakowa
2	Japan	Saho Harada, Naoko Kawashima, Kanako Kitao, Hiromi Kobayashi, Erika Komura, Ayako Matsumura, Emiko Suzuki, Masako Tachibana, Takako Konishi
3	Spain	Raquel Corral, Andrea Fuentes, Tina Fuentes, Thais Henriquez, Gemma Mengual, Irina Rodriguez, Paola Tirados, Cristina Violan, Gisela Moron

Art and high diving men

1 meter

Final on July 21st

space	country	athlete	Points
1	Canada	Alexandre Despatie	489.69
2	People's Republic of China	Xu Xiang	445.68
3	People's Republic of China	Wang Feng	445.56
4th	Finland	Joona Puhakka	441.78
5	United States	Jevon Tarantino	380.46
6th	United States	Christopher Colwill	338.40

• Frank Sander was 20th with 325.47 points.

3 meter

Final on July 19th

space	country	athlete	Points
1	Canada	Alexandre Despatie	813.60
2	United States	Troy Dumais	752.76
3	People's Republic of China	Hey Chong	730.77
4th	People's Republic of China	Peng Bo	721.56
5	Russia	Alexander Dobroskok	705.39
6th	Cuba	Jorge Betancourt	681.93
7th	Brazil	César Castro	681.69
8th	Germany	Andreas Wels	669.00

Tobias Schellenberg came in 12th with 610.56 points.

10 meters

Final on July 23

space	country	athlete	Points
1	People's Republic of China	Hu Jia	698.01
2	Cuba	José Antonio Guerra	691.14
3	Russia	Gleb Galperin	656.19
4th	Mexico	Rommel Pacheco	655.20
5	Russia	Dmitri Dobroskok	649.62
6th	United Kingdom	Leon Taylor	642.81
7th	People's Republic of China	Yang Jinghui	619.77
8th	Australia	Robert Newbery	618.06

• Heiko Meyer was 10th with 596.07 points. Sascha Klein came in 21st with 373.50 points.

Synchronous 3 meters

Final on July 17th

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	People's Republic of China	Hey Chong Wang Feng	384.42
2	Germany	Tobias Schellenberg Andreas Wels	364.59
3	United States	Justin Dumais Troy Dumais	360.27
4th	Australia	Steven Barnett Robert Newbery	357.03
5	Cuba	Erick Fornaris Jorge Betancourt	339.96
6th	Venezuela	Ramón Fumadó Luis Villarroel	334.20
7th	Italy	Nicola Marconi Tommaso Marconi	325.77
8th	Brazil	César Castro Cassius Duran	324.57

Synchronous 10 meters

Final on July 24th

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	Russia	Dmitri Dobroskok Gleb Galperin	392.88
2	People's Republic of China	Yang Jinghui Hu Jia	374.79
3	United Kingdom	Peter Waterfield Leon Taylor	367.95
4th	Ukraine	Anton Sakharov Roman Volodkov	353.40
5	Cuba	Erick Fornaris José Antonio Guerra	346.44
6th	Belarus	Alexander Varlamov Wadim Kaptur	334.95
7th	Italy	Michele Benedetti Francesco Dell'Uomo	326.76
8th	Greece	Ioannis Gavriilidis Sotirios Trakas	325.62

• Sascha Klein and Norman Becker finished 12th with 295.83 points.

Art and diving women

1 meter

Final on July 18th

space	country	Athlete	Points
1	Canada	Blythe Hartley	325.65
2	People's Republic of China	Wu Minxia	299.70
3	Germany	Heike Fischer	299.46
4th	Sweden	Anna Lindberg	288.87
5	Venezuela	Alejandra Fuentes	280.14
6th	United States	Christina Loukas	259.02

• Ditte Kotzian was 7th with 257.73 points.

3 meter

Final on July 22nd

space	country	Athlete	Points
1	People's Republic of China	Guo Jingjing	645.54
2	People's Republic of China	Wu Minxia	619.05
3	Italy	Tania Cagnotto	591.27
4th	Sweden	Anna Lindberg	586.26
5	Russia	Julija Pachalina	581.04
6th	Canada	Blythe Hartley	557.97
7th	Germany	Heike Fischer	539.97
8th	Ukraine	Olena Fedorova	522.12

10 meters

Final on July 20th

space	country	Athlete	Points
1	United States	Laura Wilkinson	564.87
2	Australia	Loudy Tourky	551.25
3	People's Republic of China	Jia Tong	550.98
4th	Canada	Émilie Heymans	546.84
5	People's Republic of China	Yuan Peilin	519.60
6th	Japan	Risa Asada	518.19
7th	Australia	Chantelle Newbery	495.27
8th	Italy	Valentina Marocchi	464.91

• Anna Kieß was 21st with 251.25 points. Nora Subschinski came in 22nd with 243.24 points.

Synchronous 3 meters

Final on July 24th

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	People's Republic of China	Li Ting Guo Jingjing	349.80
2	Germany	Ditte Kotzian Conny Schmalfuß	319.05
3	Ukraine	Krystyna Ishchenko Olena Fedorova	308.82
4th	Mexico	Paola Espinosa Jashia Luna	291.06
5	Italy	Francesca Dallapé Noemi Bátki	288.87
6th	Spain	Leyre Eizaguirre Dolores Sáez de Ibarra	286.98
7th	Canada	Martha Dale Amanda Moran	285.42
8th	Australia	Sharleen Stratton Briony Cole	280.44

Synchronous 10 meters

Final on July 17th

space	country	Athletes	Points
1	People's Republic of China	Jia Tong Yuan Peilin	351.60
2	Australia	Loudy Tourky Chantelle Newbery	334.89
3	Canada	Meaghan Benfeito Roseline Filion	328.80
4th	Germany	Nora Subschinski Annett Gamm	321.12
5	United States	Laura Wilkinson Cassandra Cardinell	318.66
6th	Mexico	Paola Espinosa Jashia Luna	308.46
7th	Austria	Marion Reiff Anja Richter	301.68
8th	Russia	Natalia Goncharova Julia Koltunova	300.72

Water polo men

Exact results of the water polo world championships: Water polo world championships 2005

space	country	Athletes
1	Serbia and Montenegro	Vladimir Gojković, Danilo Ikodinović, Nikola Janović, Predrag Jokić, Slobodan Nikić, Zdravko Radić, Aleksandar Sapić, Dejan Savić, Denis Šefik, Petar Trbojević, Vanja Udovičić, Vladimir Vujasinović, Boris Zloković
2	Hungary	Péter Biros , István Gergely , Rajmund Fodor , Tamás Kásás , Csaba Kiss , Gergely Kiss , Norbert Madaras , Tamás Molnár , Ádám Steinmetz , Zoltán Szécsi , Márton Szívós , Dániel Varga , Attila Vári
3	Greece	Christos Afroudakis, Georgios Afroudakis, Theodoros Chatzitheodorou, Nikolaos Deligiannis, Dimitrios Mazis, Emmanouil Mylonakis, Georgios Ntoskas, Georgios Reppas, Stefanos-Petros Santa, Anastasios Schizas, Argyris Theodoropoulos, Matthaios Voulgarakios, Antonis
4th	Croatia
5	Spain
6th	Romania
7th	Russia
8th	Italy

• final
• SCG - HUN 8: 7
• 3rd place match
• GRE - CRO 11:10 a.d.
• Play for 5th place
• ESP - ROM 8: 7
• Game for 7th place
• RUS - ITA 7: 6

Water polo women

Exact results of the water polo world championships : Water polo world championships 2005

space	country	Athletes
1	Hungary	Tímea Benkő, Fruzsina Brávik, Rita Drávucz, Dóra Kisteleki, Patricia Horváth, Anikó Pelle, Krisztina Serfőző, Mercedes Stieber, Orsolya Takács, Eszter Tomaskovics, Andrea Tóth, Ágnes Valkai, Krisztina Zantleitner
2	United States	Emily Feher, Erika Figge, Natalie Golda, Jaime Hipp, Kristina Kunkel, Ericka Lorenz, Thalia Munro Heather Petri, Kelly Rulon, Moriah Van Norman, Brenda Villa, Drue Wawrzynski, Lauren Wenger
3	Canada	Krystina Alogbo, Marie-Luce Arpin, Johanne Begin, Cora Campbell, Tara Campbell, Valérie Dionne, Ann Dow, Susan Gardiner, Whynter Lamarre, Dominique Perrault, Rachel Riddel, Christine Robinson, Jana Salat
4th	Russia
5	Greece
6th	Australia
7th	Italy
8th	Germany

• final
• HUN - USA 10: 7
• 3rd place match
• CAN - RUS 8: 3
• Play for 5th place
• GRE - AUS 10: 8 n.V.
• Game for 7th place
• ITA - GER 12: 8

See also

• Swimming world championships
• Swimming

Web links

Commons : World Swimming Championships 2005  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• World Cup 2005 at the world association FINA
• Parc Jean Drapeau