Pan Pacific Junior Championships 2024

Here it is: the final session of the Junior Pan Pacs 2024 in Canberra, Australia. Tonight’s final session has a lot on the agenda. Here’s tonight’s schedule.

DAY 4 FINAL SCHEDULE

• Girls 200 medley – final
• Boys 200 medley – final
• Girls 50 Freestyle – Final
• Boys 50 Freestyle – Final
• 200 m Breaststroke Girls – Final
• 200 m Breaststroke Boys – Final
• 1500 m freestyle, boys – time final
• Girls 800 m freestyle – time final
• 4×100 medley relay girls – time final
• 4×100 medley relay boys – time final

Before we begin previewing this evening’s preliminary round session, let’s first look at what the team results look like in the first three days of competition:

TEAM RANKING

1. United States – 341
2. Australia – 206
3. Japan – 198
4. Canada – 193
5. South Korea – 68
6. Singapore – 34
7. Argentina – 23
8. New Zealand – 19
9. Fiji – 6
10. Samoa – 4

As the results show, the USA are clearly in the lead, but second place is still up for grabs today. Australia is currently in second place, but the gap between them and Canada in fourth place is only 13 points.

American Lilla Bognar will look to complete her win in the girls IMs tonight. The first race of the evening is the girls 200m IM, where Bognar will be top of the seedings after her time of 2:13.28 this morning.

15-year-old American Rylee Erisman led the heats of the girls’ 50m freestyle this morning with a time of 24.99. 18-year-old Australian Milla Jansen ran 25.00 this morning, setting the stage for another great race between her and Erisman this evening.

17-year-old Australian Joshua Conias led the boys’ 50m freestyle heats by a wide margin this morning, swimming a time of 22.69. Conias maintains his personal best of 22.35 and has a good chance of making the final tonight.

GIRLS 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – FINAL

• World record juniors: 2:06.89 – Summer McIntosh, CAN (2023)
• Record: 2:10.79 – Dagny Knutson, USA (2009)
• All-Comers Record: 2:06.63 – Kaylee McKeown, AUS (2024)

RESULTS:

BOYS 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – FINAL

• Junior World Record: 1:56.99 – Hubert Kos, HUN (2021)
• Competition record: 1:59.01 – Maximus Williamson, USA (2022)
• Overall record: 1:54.98 – Michael Phelps, USA (2007)

RESULTS:

GIRLS 50 FREESTYLE – FINAL

• Junior World Record: 24.17 – Claire Curzan, USA (2021)
• Meet record: 24.74 – Yolane Kukla, AUS (2010)
• All-Comers Record: 23.78 – Cate Campbell, AUS (2018)

RESULTS:

BOYS 50 FREESTYLE – FINAL

• Junior World Record: 21.75 – Michael Andrew, USA (2017)
• Competition record: 22.20 – Paul Powers, USA (2014)
• All-Comers Record: 21.19 – Ashley Callus, AUS (2009)

RESULTS:

GIRLS 200 BREASTSTROKE – FINAL

• Junior world record: 2:19.64 – Viktoriya Gunes, TUR (2015)
• Competition record: 2:25.46 – Zoe Bartel, USA (2016)
• Overall record: 2:20.04 – Rie Kaneto, JPN (2016)

RESULTS:

BOYS 200 BREASTSTROKE – FINAL

• Junior World Record: 2:08.04 – Dong Zhihao, CHN (2017)
• Record: 2:08.03 – Akihiro Yamaguchi, JPN (2012)
• All-Comers Record: 2:05.95 – Zac Stubblety-Cook, AUS (2022)

RESULTS:

BOYS 1500 FREESTYLE – TIME FINALS

• Junior world record: 14:41.22 – Kuzey Tuncelli, TUR (2024)
• Competition record: 15:05.29 – Bobby Finke, USA (2016)
• All-Comers Record: 14:39.59 – Mack Horton, AUS (2016)

RESULTS:

GIRLS 800 FREESTYLE – TIME FINALS

• Junior World Record: 8:11.00 – Katie Ledecky, USA (2014)
• Competition record: 8:28.01 – Leah Smith, USA (2012)
• Overall record: 8:11.35 – Katie Ledecky, USA (2014)

RESULTS:

GIRLS 4×100 MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINAL

• Junior World Record: 3:58.38 – Canada (2017)
• Competition record: 4:02.14 – USA (2022)
• All Comers record: 3:54.36 – Australia (2018)

RESULTS:

BOYS 4×100 MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINAL

• Junior World Record: 3:33.19 – Russia (2019)
• Competition record: 3:36.65 – USA (2022)
• All-Comers Record: 3:29.94 – USA (2014)

RESULTS: