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2017 World Champs Pick’em Day 3 Update, Presented by TYR

2017 FINA WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

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The day 3 pick’em winner was ThatSwimKid with 56 points. They were closely followed by Spring03 with 55. ThatSwimKid’s day 3 picks were good enough to move them into a tie for 4th overall. The overall points are led by Joker23 with 147 points. Day 1 winner james7187 is 2nd with 144, and Day 2 winner GatorFan4000 is 3rd with 143.

The top 10 from today and overall are in the tables below. If you want to view places outside the top 10, all entries and places are in the spreadsheet linked above.

Entry Day 2 Points
1 ThatSwimKid 56
2 Spring03 55
3 AppleT 53
4 Spring03 52
5 Naya Missy 51
6 mleher1 50
6 spa0102 50
8 james7187 49
8 JulesWinfield 49
8 ex.quaker 49
8 trswimmer2 49

 

Entry Total Points
1 Joker23 147
2 james7187 144
3 GatorFan4000 143
4 ThatSwimKid 142
4 Amunnn 142
6 Junker23 138
7 spa0102 137
8 Everybody Eats 133
8 Captain Ahab 133
10 Spring03 130
10 Burton Guster 130
10 AvidSwimFan 130
10 Coachbob 130

How everyone did

Day 3 was again a day for the favorites. Katie Ledecky was picked by 100% of entries to win and predictably crushed the field. The weaker favorites also came through. Sun Yang was picked by 54% in the 200 free, Kylie Masse was picked by 52% in the 100 back, and Lily King was picked by 69% in the 100 breast.

The main exception was the men’s 100 back. There the most popular pick to win, Ryan Murphy, was 3rd (no one picked him there) and only 36% had Jiayu Xu winning.

There were some upsets in the lower places Aleksandr Krasnykh was picked by only 2 people to take 3rd in the 200 free (well done IIuTa4oK and Christoob). Katie Meili, the favorite pick for 3rd, was picked by only 5% to take 2nd over Yuliya Efimova, the favorite for 2nd, who was picked by only 5% for 3rd.

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Braden Keith

Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and a co-founder/co-owner of SwimSwam.com. He first got his feet wet by building The Swimmers' Circle beginning in January 2010, and now comes to SwimSwam to use that experience and help build a new leader in the sport of swimming. Aside from his life on the InterWet, …

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