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TORONTO 2015 PAN AMERICAN GAMES

For full coverage of the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games including photos, live recaps, record posts, and more, visit our Toronto 2015 Pan American Games event channel here.

The swimming portion of the 2015 Pan American Games will run from Tuesday July 14th until Saturday July 18th at the Toronto Pan Am Pool. Every event will feature both an ‘A’ and ‘B’ final aside from relays which will only feature a championship final.

Brazil, Canada, and the United States all seem to be in contention to top the medal table at these games.

SOCIAL MEDIA

The Swimswam team will be giving a one of a kind view of the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games through our social media accounts. Please find all the usernames below so you can follow along with our coverage.

  • INSTAGRAM: @Swimswamnews
  • SNAPCHAT: @Swimswamnews
  • TWITTER: @Swimswamnews, @Swimswamlive, @MitchBowmile

Below are our picks for the games. All picks are based on 2014-2015 world rankings with past results only coming into consideration in a few events. All picks where two swimmers are named means that there’s no direct favourite in our eyes, and that it could go either way.

SWIMSWAM’S PICKS

WOMEN

  • 50m freestyle – Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace – The Bahamas
  • 100m freestyle – Natalie Coughlin – USA
  • 200m freestyle – Allison Schmitt – USA
  • 400m freestyle – Emily Overholt – Canada
  • 800m freestyle – Brittany MacLean – Canada
  • 100m backstroke – Dominique Bouchard – Canada
  • 200m backstroke – Hilary Caldwell – Canada
  • 100m breaststroke – Katie Meili – USA
  • 200m breaststroke – Martha McCabe/Kierra Smith – Canada
  • 100m butterfly – Katerine Savard – Canada
  • 200m butterfly – Audrey Lacroix – Canada
  • 200m IM – Caitlin Leverenz – USA
  • 400m IM – Caitlin Leverenz – USA
  • 4x100m freestyle relay – Canada/USA
  • 4x100m medley relay – Canada
  • 4x200m freestyle relay – USA

MEN

  • 50m freestyle – Bruno Fratus – Brazil
  • 100m freestyle – Matheus Santana – Brazil
  • 200m freestyle – Nicolas Oliveira – Brazil
  • 400m freestyle – Ryan Cochrane – Canada
  • 1500m freestyle – Ryan Cochrane – Canada
  • 100m backstroke – Nick Thoman – USA
  • 200m backstroke – Russell Wood – Canada
  • 100m breaststroke – Felipe Lima – Brazil
  • 200m breaststroke – Thiago Pereira – Brazil
  • 100m butterfly – Giles Smith – USA
  • 200m butterfly – Leonardo De Deus – Brazil
  • 200m IM – Thiago Pereira – Brazil
  • 400m IM – Thiago Pereira – Brazil
  • 4x100m freestyle relay – Brazil
  • 4x100m medley relay – USA
  • 4x200m freestyle relay- USA

 

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omar
9 years ago

wow

dereje
9 years ago

great

bobo gigi
9 years ago

US women’s medley relay can win.
Depends a lot on the backstroke leg. Needs to be with Bouchard or at least close to her.
Coughlin or Smoliga
Meili
Worrell
Schmitt or Coughlin

hswimmer
Reply to  bobo gigi
9 years ago

Hoping it will be Coughlin, Meili, Worrell, Schmitt..

Rafael
9 years ago

I would agree on all picks, except one

Men 4×100 medley..While Thoman will be around 1 second faster than the Brazilian Back, the Brazilian breast will be faster on the same amount… so it is a tie at that point.
100 fly Giles Smith is around 0,2 faster than Pereira and Mendes. so a little advantage to US, but can´t see Jones and Townsend being able to keep Santana at bay. Unless Jones put something amazing, Santana will probably outsplit him a full second.

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