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swimming, 1996, summer, olympics, women, metre, breaststroke, women, metre, breaststroke, event, 1996, summer, olympics, took, place, july, georgia, tech, aquatic, center, atlanta, united, states, women, metre, breaststrokeat, games, xxvi, olympiadvenuegeorgia. The women s 200 metre breaststroke event at the 1996 Summer Olympics took place on 21 July at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center in Atlanta United States 1 Women s 200 metre breaststrokeat the Games of the XXVI OlympiadVenueGeorgia Tech Aquatic CenterDate23 July 1996 heats amp finals Competitors42 from 35 nationsWinning time2 25 41 ORMedalistsPenny Heyns South AfricaAmanda Beard United StatesAgnes Kovacs Hungary 19922000 Contents 1 Records 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Finals 2 2 1 Final B 2 2 2 Final A 3 References 4 External linksRecords editPrior to this competition the existing world and Olympic records were as follows World record nbsp Rebecca Brown AUS 2 24 76 Brisbane Australia 15 March 1994 2 Olympic record nbsp Kyoko Iwasaki JPN 2 26 65 Barcelona Spain 27 July 1992 The following records were established during the competition Date Round Name Nationality Time Record 23 July Heat 4 Penny Heyns nbsp South Africa 2 26 63 OR 23 July Final A Penny Heyns nbsp South Africa 2 25 41 ORResults editHeats edit Rule The eight fastest swimmers advance to final A Q while the next eight to final B q 3 Rank Heat Lane Name Nationality Time Notes 1 4 4 Penny Heyns nbsp South Africa 2 26 63 Q OR 2 5 4 Amanda Beard nbsp United States 2 28 10 Q 3 6 4 Samantha Riley nbsp Australia 2 28 30 Q 4 6 3 Masami Tanaka nbsp Japan 2 29 36 Q 5 5 3 Agnes Kovacs nbsp Hungary 2 29 58 Q 6 6 5 Brigitte Becue nbsp Belgium 2 29 62 Q 7 5 6 Nadine Neumann nbsp Australia 2 29 91 Q 8 6 6 Christin Petelski nbsp Canada 2 30 30 Q 9 5 7 Lin Li nbsp China 2 30 64 q 6 2 Alicja Peczak nbsp Poland q 11 4 3 Kyoko Iwasaki nbsp Japan 2 30 84 q 12 6 1 Marie Hardiman nbsp Great Britain 2 31 12 q 13 5 5 Jilen Siroky nbsp United States 2 31 57 q 14 4 7 Lena Eriksson nbsp Sweden 2 31 65 q 15 5 2 Lenka Manhalova nbsp Czech Republic 2 32 14 q 16 4 2 Svitlana Bondarenko nbsp Ukraine 2 32 42 q WD 17 4 1 Julia Russell nbsp South Africa 2 32 44 q 18 4 8 Elin Austevoll nbsp Norway 2 32 48 19 4 6 Riley Mants nbsp Canada 2 32 97 20 3 5 Alenka Kejzar nbsp Slovenia 2 33 34 21 6 7 Maria Ostling nbsp Sweden 2 33 44 22 5 1 Yelena Makarova nbsp Russia 2 33 74 23 3 6 Lourdes Becerra nbsp Spain 2 33 80 24 3 4 Elvira Fischer nbsp Austria 2 33 89 4 5 Yuan Yuan nbsp China 26 5 8 Manuela Dalla Valle nbsp Italy 2 34 76 27 3 1 Mia Hagman nbsp Finland 2 36 11 28 3 7 Roh Joo hee nbsp South Korea 2 36 20 29 2 4 Karine Bremond nbsp France 2 36 26 30 2 6 Isabel Ceballos nbsp Colombia 2 36 94 31 3 2 Kathrin Dumitru nbsp Germany 2 37 07 32 3 8 Maria Carolina Santa Cruz nbsp Argentina 2 37 85 33 6 8 Larisa Lăcustă nbsp Romania 2 38 08 34 2 7 Margarita Kalmikova nbsp Latvia 2 39 63 NR 35 1 3 Erika Graf nbsp Uruguay 2 42 97 36 2 3 Mou Ying hsin nbsp Chinese Taipei 2 43 94 37 2 2 Nadia Cruz nbsp Angola 2 44 24 38 2 1 Natalia Kodajova nbsp Slovakia 2 45 21 39 2 5 Cerian Gibbes nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 2 45 87 40 1 5 Oksana Cherevko nbsp Kyrgyzstan 2 57 65 1 4 Britta Vestergaard nbsp Denmark DNS 3 3 Anna Wilson nbsp New Zealand DNS Finals edit 4 Final B edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes 1 7 Lena Eriksson nbsp Sweden 2 28 87 2 3 Kyoko Iwasaki nbsp Japan 2 29 32 3 1 Lenka Manhalova nbsp Czech Republic 2 29 96 NR 4 8 Julia Russell nbsp South Africa 2 30 38 5 5 Alicja Peczak nbsp Poland 2 30 99 6 6 Marie Hardiman nbsp Great Britain 2 31 39 7 2 Jilen Siroky nbsp United States 2 33 43 8 4 Lin Li nbsp China 2 33 45 Final A edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp 4 Penny Heyns nbsp South Africa 2 25 41 OR nbsp 5 Amanda Beard nbsp United States 2 25 75 nbsp 2 Agnes Kovacs nbsp Hungary 2 26 57 NR 4 3 Samantha Riley nbsp Australia 2 27 91 5 6 Masami Tanaka nbsp Japan 2 28 05 6 1 Nadine Neumann nbsp Australia 2 28 34 7 7 Brigitte Becue nbsp Belgium 2 28 36 NR 8 8 Christin Petelski nbsp Canada 2 31 45References edit Swimming at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games Women s 200 metres Breaststroke Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 17 March 2020 Ryan s Express Too Quick for Roomie McKendry Swimming Australia 16 October 2009 Retrieved 8 July 2012 Atlanta 1996 Swimming Women s 200m Breaststroke Heats PDF Atlanta 1996 LA84 Foundation p 45 Retrieved 13 September 2017 Atlanta 1996 Swimming Women s 200m Breaststroke Finals PDF Atlanta 1996 LA84 Foundation p 46 Retrieved 13 September 2017 External links editOfficial Report USA Swimming Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Swimming at the 1996 Summer Olympics Women 27s 200 metre breaststroke amp oldid 1117444514, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
