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News:Aaron will be competing in the final FINA/Arena World Cup leg in
Singapore, Nov Nov. 21-22.Read a new interview with Aaron where he talks about
competing at the World Cup"... What are your thoughts on short course competition this weekend?
It's pretty natural for us even as Americans to swim the short course, we train short course yards, so this is something we're not completely unused to and it is a pretty easy transition to go to short course metres. It's usually this time of the year that is hard for us to move around so we try to do as much as we can and I'm fortunate enough to come out and do this. ...."
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Check out Universal Sports World Cup page
here for more information.
FINA/ARENA SWIMMING WORLD CUP LIVE ON UNIVERSALSPORTS.COM
Coverage begins Saturday, Nov.21 from Singapore, SingaporeLOS ANGELES – NOVEMBER 17, 2009 – Universal Sports will provide LIVE coverage of the final portion of the FINA/ARENA World Cup, starting Saturday from Singapore, Singapore. Taking place in five cities on three continents, UniversalSports.com will feature on-demand coverage of this major short-course (25m) competitive circuit.
Fans can tune in to UniversalSports.com to watch top swimmers from around the globe compete in the final of five events for the 2009 FINA/ARENA World Cup series. The short course competitions will be intense as some of the sport’s most notable athletes come together to duel for a substantial monetary purse. Top U.S. athletes Peter Marshall (currently in third) and Jessica Hardy (currently in first), have lined themselves up well for a shot at the prize money. Major international swimmers that will also look to be taking home some hardware and prize money include Cameran Van der Burgh of South Africa (currently in first) and South African Roland Schoeman (currently 2nd) of the men’s side; with Australian Marieke Guehrer (currently third) and Therese Alshamar of Sweden (currently second) for the women’s side.
Enthusiasts can visit the swimming section on UniversalSports.com/swimming for updated schedules for all five stages, breaking news, video highlights, special features, photo galleries and more. Universal Sports is an official programming partner of FINA. Universal Sports and NBC Sports are home to the 2010 FINA World Swimming Championships.
SCHEDULE: Place Date Time (EST)
Singapore - Day 1 Finals Nov. 21 3 –5 a.m.
Singapore – Day 2 Finals Nov. 22 3 –5 a.m.
Events Schedule:Day 1 Finals: 100 Freestyle Men & Women; 200 Freestyle Women; 50m Breaststroke Men; 400m Individual Medley Men; 100m Butterfly Women; 100m Backstroke Men; 50m Backstroke Women; 200m Butterfly Men; 100m Individual Medley Men; 200m Backstroke Men & Women; 50 Butterfly Men.
Day 2 Finals: 100m Freestyle Women; 200m Freestyle Men; 50m Breaststroke Women; 100m Breaststroke Men; 400m Individual Medley Women; 100m Butterfly Men; 100m Backstroke Women; 50m Backstroke Men; 200m Butterfly Women; 200m Individual Medley Men; 400m Freestyle Women; 50m Freestyle Men; 200m Breaststroke Women; 100m Individual Medley Women; 200 Backstroke Men; 50m Butterfly Women.
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