AFS International Invitational RP Thread

by **Anditia** » Tue Feb 25, 2014 9:31 am

AFS International Invitational

Participating Countries
Anditia
Britonisea
Bryher
Darvale
Estope
Itanpavia
Kannap
Nyucia
A Non-descript Puppet Nation
Rarungan
Schottia
Super-Llamaland

Awards will be given to top 3 times in each event. Additional awards will be given to highest scoring individual male, highest scoring individual female, highest scoring male team and highest scoring female team.

Team and individual scores will be identified as place finish scored to 16th place with 1st receiving 16 points, 2nd receiving 15 points etc. For Relays, this will be multiplied by 4.

Welcome to Anditia!

We would like to welcome you and your athletes to the northern country of Anditia. Originally founded long ago as independent nations, the Commonwealth of Anditia grew together through the bonds of shared cultural background and the fear of invasion of other nations just past their mountainous borders. Currently a forward-thinking scientific community that prides itself on the education of its youth, Anditia is enjoying a time of peace and prosperity.

The AFSII will take place over four days of competition pitting some of the best swimmers against eachother in a state of the art swimming complex: the Anditon National Natatorium at Orodun. The Anditon National Natatorium will provide athletes with unique opportunities to train and compete in a state of the art complex with four major pools - the 10 lane 50m competition pool, an 8-lane 50m warmup pool, an 8-lane 25m warmup pool and the diving pool (with 10m, 7m, 5m platforms and 2 springboards each at 3m and 1m). A coastal city with modern amenities, Orodun serves as the commercial hub of Anditia. Despite its business like nature, cultural and sporting events also speckle the metropolitan area. Known for its eclectic mix of modern and art-deco architecture, the neighborhood surrounding the Natatorium (commonly referred to as SoWeSpA -- Southwest Sporting Area) will provide unique opportunities for the visiting athletes, delegates and fans to experience the exciting life of the Orodunish in SoWeSpA with plenty of social and cultural amenities.

Sincerely,
Javra Harboi
President of the Anditon Federation of Swimming.

Country: Anditia
Demonym: Anditon

by **Rarungan** » Tue Feb 25, 2014 11:50 pm

BC News

AFS Here We Come

Around 20 athletes from Rarungan (10 Males and 10 Females) will compete in AFS International Invitation held by Anditia in the nice city of Orodun. It is the first time Rarungani swimmer compete in an international championship. Male Swimming Coach, Feri Agusti stated that it is a great opportunities to see how far our swimmer could compete in international stage. It is also a great place to see how tight the competition are.

Both Female and Male Swimming Coach not giving any of their athletes goal limit. They just need to give their best performance and make Rarungan proud of them. And the fact that it is their first international championship, it will be a great test for them and also a great experience for every swimmer.

by **Anthony Willman** » Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:31 pm

What kind of sports?

by **Yttribia** » Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:38 pm

Anthony Willman wrote:What kind of sports?

Apologies if this may sound a bit brutal, but did you read the text in the first post? Also, if you won't bother, this is a swimming competition, in which you can sign up in the OOC thread. Lastly, check out the Guide to Sports Roleplaying at the top of the forum, for information.

by **Schottia** » Sat Mar 01, 2014 5:03 pm

There is much excitement in Schottia as their swimmers prepare for the AFS International. Many of the hopes fall on the shoulders of national hero Rebecca James. The 19 year old has been on dazzling form on the build up to the event. James along with Fellow swimmer Rosita Gulliver represent the nations best chance at success.

by **Darvale** » Sun Mar 02, 2014 1:30 am

DIN News

To The Pools!

That's right people! Darvale's request to enter the AFS International Invitational swimming competition has been accepted! 20 Darvalian athletes (10 males and 10 females) will represent their nation in The Anditon National Natatorium located in the beautiful, eccentric coastal city of Orodun, which is also the commercial hub of Anditia, the nation that will be hosting the competition. "Our participation in the AFS competition will boost popularity of the wonderful sport of swimming," said Martin Dunn, Chairman of the DSA (Darvale Swimming Association), "Me and my colleagues are extremely excited about our first ever international swimming competition and I'm sure that many other people feel the same way. I wish the best of luck to not only our team, but to all other athletes that will be participating in this event." We know that other nations participating include Estope, a member of the famous sporting region of Esportiva, Super-Llamaland, widely-respected for its many sporting achievements, Nyucia, a rather new nation that however, shouldn't be underestimated, Britonisea, Kannap, Rarungan, and, of course, Anditia, the competition hosts. The competition will start tomorrow (March 3) with 8 events on that day, including the 200 and the 400 m freestyle as well as the 200 m Individual Medley. The competition's second day (March 4) will see 12 events including the 100 m Freestyle, the 100 m Butterfly, the 100m Breaststroke, as well as the 400 m Free Relay. There will be a 1 day rest before the next 10 events start (March 6), 50, 200, as well as 400 m freestyles will be seen on that day. The final day of the competition (March 7) will see 12 events including the 100, 800, and 1500 m freestyle, the 100m Butterfly, the 100m Breaststroke, as well as the 100m Backstroke.

by **Anditia** » Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:08 pm

Once again,
Welcome to Anditia and to the Anditon Federation of Swimming International Invitational.
To ease your preparation for the competition's start tomorrow, we have prepared the initial seeding for preliminary heats (below).
Remember that the top 16 (when necessary) will continue to the final heats, with only the top 8 in each final eligible for medal competition -- all 16 will provide points toward team competition.

Posted Competitors ranked by seed-time for A events (Preliminary Results posted March 3):

Mens 200 Free Christian Pierpont EST Martinez SLL Tom Jensen ITN Bradley Tyuti KAN Nicholas Gaskin EST Frank Woodland ISB Eljas Ruotsalainen NYC James Schaff AND Michael Marman DRV Putu Suthawijaya RAR Damar Ferdiyan RAR James Falkand ISB Ais Remor ITN Ramesh Ranta NYC John Dubley DRV Franc D'Aubin AND Steven Tyler KAN	Womens 200 Free Penelope Anding EST Croakalina the Mechanical Frog DUH Alix Grat AND Veronika Mustanen NYC Amandine Jett DRV Thailah Klien ITN James Falkand ISB Aulia Widodo RAR Christina Oktaviani RAR Brita Lehtonen NYC Janna Jones AND Lucie Abani DRV Frank Woodland ISB Christina Abbott ITN Katrina Hoppes EST Jessica Fetchman KAN Rebecca James SCH Taylor SLL Marie Hopewell KAN
200 IM Men Christian Pierpoint EST Henry Partoke KAN Patrick Quinlan EST Frank Woodland ISB Sammy Stapperson KAN Bai Huang NYC Ryan Dermawan RAR James Falkand ISB Arv Markoff AND Gregory Hoffman DRV Smith SLL	200 IM Women Celestia Britt KAN Grace Britt KAN Zora BrankoviÄç NYC Luna Helwick DRV Rika Samm AND Anderson SLL Alicia Floyd EST Sarah Tri Hapsari RAR Amelia Pickle EST
50 Free Men Deathbringer the Trained Piranha DUH Franc D'Aubin AND Martinez SLL Tiede Annema NYC Ethan Traner DRV Fedir Wasylyk NYC Putu Suthawijaya RAR Damar Ferdiyan RAR Michael Marman DRV James Schaff AND H.M.S. Splashaboat DUH	50 Free Women Alix Grat AND Parvin Khoroushi NYC Amandine Jett DRV Christina Oktaviani RAR Aulia Widodo RAR Valentine Linnsey DRV Anderson SLL Yelena Sokolov NYC Lilliana Tuil AND
400 Free Men Matthew Wheelwright EST Jesse McFerdinaz KAN James Schaff AND Arthit Metharom NYC Francis Albertson ISB Ronald Harrolds ISB Grant Holst AND James Escobar EST Raibeart Kendrick NYC Putu Suthawijaya RAR John Dubley DRV Gading Yuwono RAR Andrew White DRV Lewis SLL Riley McCoullough KAN	400 Free Women Anderson SLL Christina Oktaviani RAR Valentine Linnsey DRV Janna Jones AND Diana Jelita RAR Ruth Cinya NYC

Most events should be exciting for all competitors, however it seems as though the Women's 50 free will be most highly contested with 7 of 9 competitors vying for the top seed going into the finals.

Good luck competitors!

by **Itanpavia** » Sun Mar 02, 2014 3:21 pm

i.Tanpavia News

AFS excitement reaches fever pitch
14 athletes from 8 categories have been making final preparations today. What was so special about them? They are all representing Itanpavia.

To many, Itanpavia's best hope is Tyrone van der Ansen, the 1500m freestyler. He's really been picking up steam in regional training matches. Our best female hope is, to most, Andrea Schwartz. She'll be participating in the 100m backstroke.

From many of the athletes, there's an aura of national pride. For all of Itanpavia, they have to be in it to win it.

by **Darvale** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 5:34 am

DIN News

Extreme Excitement Nation-Wide!

Indeed! As Michael Marman, John Dubley, Amandine Jett, Lucie Abani, Gregory Hoffman, Luna Helwick, Ethan Traner, Valentine Linnsey and Andrew White make their final preparations for their respective events today, millions of Darvalian citizens have gathered all around cities, may it be in their home's living room sofas, a local bar, or even at national airports, just to show their support for the athletes who will be participating in the AFS International Invitational. Excited children will also be seen watching the events, because all schools have been shut down due to the fact that this would be the first time Darvalian athletes would be seen competing internationally with foreign athletes. Among the many Darvalian stars that will be present at the event, King George IV, Queen Catherine III, Prince David VII, Princess Delphine I, as well as a few other members of the royal family have arrived at the Orodun International Airport and are already making their way in a bulletproof limousine to the Anditon National Natatorium, where the sound of cheering and splashing will soon be heard echoing through the walls of this magnificent natatorium. The 9 Darvalian athletes that will be swimming today are currently visibly warming up in the 8-lane 50m warmup pool and the 8-lane 25m warmup pool located inside the facility. Fans from all of the nations participating in the event are taking their seats with boxes of popcorn, soda cans, and bags of chips in their hands, chatting with each other in somewhat hurried, and at the same time excited voices, excitement and contentment clear on their faces. Many of the Darvalian fans' eyes are focused on Luna Helwick, who, like all the other athletes, is warming up for her events. Helwick is, to the fans, arguably the best swimmer in the team, and they are all anxiously waiting for the women's 200m Individual Medley, the only event Helwick will be participating in today. You will be able to view Helwick as well as all of the other events of the AFSII live on international sport channels including DIS, DIN's sports-dedicated counterpart channel.

by **Anditia** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 6:30 pm

Results for Day 1:
Schedule A Preliminaries

Mens 200 Freestyle

Overall ranking
 1 Tom Jensen (ITN)            1:42.54
 2 Frank Woodland (ISB)        1:44.95
 3 Christian Pierpont (EST)    1:45.10
 4 Nicholas Gaskin (EST)       1:45.19
 5 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)        1:45.22
 6 Michael Marman (DRV)        1:45.48
 7 Martinez (SLL)              1:45.58
 8 James Falkand (ISB)         1:45.68
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9 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)      1:46.06
10 Ramesh Ranta (NYC)          1:46.17
11 Ais Remor (ITN)             1:46.20
12 James Schaff (AND)          1:46.22
13 Steven Tyler (KAN)          1:46.78
14 John Dubley (DRV)           1:46.86
15 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)         1:46.96
16 Franc D'Aubin (AND)         1:47.01
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 — Eljas Ruotsalainen (NYC)        DSQ

Womens 200 Fresstyle

Overall ranking
 1 Janna Jones (AND)                       1:54.80
 2 Aulia Widodo (RAR)                      1:54.81
   Christina Abbot (ITN)                   1:54.81
 4 Taylor (SLL)                            1:54.87
 5 Jessica Fetchman (KAN)                  1:55.61
 6 Brita Lehtonen (NYC)                    1:55.67
 7 Marie Hopewell (KAN)                    1:55.81
 8 Rebecca James (SCH)                     1:56.33
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 9 Amandine Jett (DRV)                     1:57.08
10 Lucie Abani (DRV)                       1:57.12
11 Croakalina the Mechanical Frog (DUH)    1:57.20
12 Veronika Mustanen (NYC)                 1:57.46
13 Alix Grat (AND)                         1:57.81
   Christina Oktaviani (RAR)               1:57.81
   Thailah Klien (ITN)                     1:57.81

Mens 200 IM

Overall ranking
 1 James Falkand (ISB)          1:55.92
 2 Sammy Stapperson (KAN)       1:57.06
 3 Ryan Dermawan (RAR)          1:57.12
 4 Henry Partoke (KAN)          1:57.15
 5 Frank Woodland (ISB)         1:57.38
 6 Patrick Quinlan (EST)        1:57.86
 7 Gregory Hoffman (DRV)        1:58.19
 8 Bai Huang (NYC)              1:58.27
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 9 Arv Markoff (AND)            1:58.53
10 Christian Pierpoint (EST)    1:58.72
11 Smith (SLL)                  1:59.80

Womens 200 IM

Overall ranking
1 Grace Britt (KAN)          2:08.35
2 Alicia Floyd (EST)         2:08.61
3 Luna Helwick (DRV)         2:09.02
4 Anderson (SLL)             2:09.89
5 Celestia Britt (KAN)       2:10.45
6 Zora Brankovič (NYC)       2:10.65
7 Rika Samm (AND)            2:11.15
8 Amelia Pickle (EST)        2:11.68
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9 Sarah Tri Hapsari (RAR)    2:13.19

Mens 50 Free

1 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                      21.37
 2 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                    21.49
   Tiede Annema (NYC)                        21.49
 4 Franc D'Aubin (AND)                       21.50
 5 Martinez (SLL)                            21.59
 6 Ethan Traner (DRV)                        21.64
 7 Deathbringer the Trained Piranha (DUH)    21.65
   Michael Marman (DRV)                      21.65
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 9 James Schaff (AND)                        21.67
10 H.M.S. Splashaboat (DUH)                  21.69
 — Fedir Wasylyk (NYC)                         DSQ

Womens 50 Free

1 Alix Grat (AND)              24.06
2 Amandine Jett (DRV)          24.07
3 Christina Oktaviani (RAR)    24.09
4 Aulia Widodo (RAR)           24.13
5 Parvin Khoroushi (NYC)       24.15
6 Lilliana Tuil (AND)          24.24
7 Anderson (SLL)               24.25
  Valentine Linnsey (DRV)      24.25
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9 Yelena Sokolov (NYC)         24.56

Mens 400 Free

Overall ranking
 1 Jesse McFerdinaz (KAN)                                   3:41.68
 2 James Escobar (EST)                                      3:41.78
 3 Grant Holst (AND)                                        3:42.01
 4 John Dubley (DRV)                                        3:42.35
 5 Marvin the Apoxian Rat (DUH)                             3:42.58
 6 Raibeart Kendrick (NYC)                                  3:42.74
 7 Matthew Wheelwright (EST)                                3:42.76
   Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                                   3:42.76
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 9 Ronald Harrolds (ISB)                                    3:42.85
10 A Portion of Jellied Eel, once known as 'Ernie' (DUH)    3:43.03
11 Riley McCoullough (KAN)                                  3:43.07
12 James Schaff (AND)                                       3:43.10
13 Arthit Metharom (NYC)                                    3:43.15
14 Francis Albertson (ISB)                                  3:43.30
15 Gading Yuwono (RAR)                                      3:43.58
16 Lewis (SLL)                                              3:45.83
--
17 Andrew White (DRV)                                       3:46.46

Womens 400 Free

Overall ranking
1 Diana Jelita (RAR)           4:03.92
2 Christina Oktaviani (RAR)    4:05.63
3 Valentine Linnsey (DRV)      4:07.50
4 Janna Jones (AND)            4:10.81
5 Anderson (SLL)               4:15.79
6 Ruth Cinya (NYC)             4:16.62

Remember that all relays are competed during finals only.

Seeding for the Schedule B events will be posted shortly.

by **Anditia** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 8:38 pm

Seeding going into Schedule B Events
The following is to show the seeding going into the Schedule B Event Preliminaries.
Remember that top 16 will advance to finals (in two heats -- see results for more information).

100 Free Men Christian Pierpont EST Mathew Wheelwright EST Jesse McFerdinaz KAN Chris Tacker ISB Donald Ramm SCH Ais Remor ITN Dag Erickson NYC Mike Kniley ISB Damar Ferdiyan RAR Bradley Tyuti KAN Putu Suthawijaya RAR Jonas Watar BRI Ethan Traner DRV James Schaff AND Jonathan Ackermann ITN Angus Martin SCH Gilbert Nord AND Tamaz NYC John Dubley DRV Volcker SLL	100 Free Women Celestia Britt KAN Rebecca James SCH Alix Grat AND Fionna Barth ITN Diana Jelita RAR Aulia Widodo RAR Helena Velane DRV Rhii Bertha ITN Abbey Forrest BRI Janna Jones AND Luna Helwick DRV Cassandra SLL Sabine Turan SCH Grace Britt KAN
100 Back Men Londres Nationez BRI Adrian Keller ITN Wawan Hermawan RAR Ethan Traner DRV Nicholas VanRhyn AND Patrick Quinlan EST D.Carlson SLL Gary Thompson SCH Matthias Keller (no relation) ITN Ketut Satya RAR Conner Nott SCH Bradley Tyuti KAN Mike Nichols AND Robin Gunner DRV Erik Ell EST Max Chand KAN	100 Back Women Andrea Schwartz ITN Rosita Gullivier SCH Michelle Havu AND Emily Esto AND Nicole Vance DRV Jessica Blind KAN Zoe Colton DRV R.Carlson SLL Aulia Vindana RAR Indah Nursanti RAR Molly Orton SCH Amelia laCoubelle ITN China Linko BRI Patsy Keeton EST
100 Fly Men Glenn Chisholm EST Ferris SLL Steven McKing KAN Chris Tacker ISB Michael Jones AND Michael Marman DRV Mike Kniley ISB Rendy Laksono RAR Komang Ardhana RAR Jesse Center EST Gregory Welbanks KAN William Cott DRV Nikko Nestori AND Michael Grunge BRI	100 Fly Women Abbey Forrest BRI Celestia Britt KAN Alicia Floyd EST Cassandra SLL Helena Velane DRV Jane Thomas AND Alice McKing KAN Kadek Chandrawati RAR Sintia Mulyono RAR Halla D'Aubin AND Lena Gauthier EST Pansy Lenington DRV
100 Breast M Freeman SLL Chris Tacker ISB Micha Havu AND Carlos Haygood EST Fernando Maturano KAN Evan Jaxon DRV Mike Kniley ISB Ahmad Saptahadi RAR Kevin Santoso RAR Olly Ramsey DRV Urd Rafferty AND Jeffrey Caron EST Gregory Baxter KAN Zetan Ceest BRI	100 Breast Women Hope SLL Denqua Puen BRI Gina Setiabudi RAR Nikki Talla AND Eva Prince DRV Windya Margono RAR Rya Vardos AND Leona Rigg DRV April Torrey EST Alice McKing KAN Stacy McAllison KAN
1500 Free Men Keith the Magical Goldfish DUH Kevin the Other Magical Goldfish DUH Tyrone van der Ansen ITN Daryl Ãœnamm SCH Gading Yuwono RAR Brad Trott SCH Damar Ferdiyan RAR Reg Attan DRV Lymond Ratus AND Smithy Black BRI Carlson SLL	800 Free Women Daniella Hirsch ITN Rachel Carter SCH Sarah Tri Hapsari RAR Roxanne Jawner DRV Jane Sollar AND Danielle D'Talle SCH Aulia Widodo RAR Dyess Greene BRI Harris SLL

by **Super-Llamaland** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 8:56 pm

<transcript from theswimmingproject.com>

"Yeah, we don't have a lot of time left, so let's head off to the exotic country of Ann-DEE-taaaa!"

"That's right, the Llamaneans are facing off against eleven other nations, so this is not your average swim meet. Let's run through everybody here."

"Jeff Martinez swam for silver at the Llama Meet, and it appears that he's at it again, winning seventh and advancing to the final at the 200 free! Tom Jensen of Itanpavia currently has the lead and will compete with Estope's Chris Pierpont and Nick Gaskin later."

"Meanwhile, Meghan Taylor, the twenty-year-old prodigy, took fourth and will go for the gold after missing out on first place by seven-hundredths of a second! A very close race between Taylor, Widodo of Rarungan, the host's Janna Jones, and Christina Abbot of Itanpavia will determine the 200 free champ."

"Allan Smith has not done well at the 200 IM, finishing in dead-last by a whole second! Smith's future is in limbo and at 28, he's not getting any older. Smith will look to redeem himself at next year's Llama Meet, which he did not finish top-five at this year for anything but his bronze-winning 200 IM."

"At the Women's 200 IM, Brianna Anderson had better luck, finishing fourth to advance. Grace Britt of Kannap is the favorite, but Estope and Darvale have swimmers in contention as well."

"Men's fifty free! The 25-year-old Jeff Martinez finished fifth with a nice 21.59, breaking his personal gold-winning record of 21.64 in 2010 by a bit. Rarungan owns this event, but Anditia will compete with Martinez as well."

"On to the women! Once again, it was Brianna Anderson in seventh. Anditia, Darvale, and Rarungan are consistently dominating the meet, but the Llamas are not doing too badly."

"At the 400 free, Lewis Lewis was not doing well well, placing nearly dead-last with a time of three minutes, forty-something seconds. Lewis was sixth at the age of 29 at the Llama Open last time around, and I think his career ends soon."

"Women's 400 free, it was again Brianna Anderson going 4:15 to get fifth."

"The Llamas did not put in the strongest showing today. To prove the world that we're a swimming power, we'll need to really improve tomorrow."

by **Rarungan** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 12:18 am

BC News

Fresh Result

From Anditia, the first day of preliminaries has completed and Rarungan secure 10 positions for the final round in order to compete for medal. The first match is 200 m Freestyle Men where Damar Ferdiyan and Putu Suthawijaya represent Rarungan. Damar greatly finish in 5th position and make him the first from Rarungan to advance for final day while Putu Suthawijaya are just less than 1 second behind of 8th placed, James Falkand from Bryher. On the 200 m Freestyle Women, Rarungan also only advancing 1 swimmer to the final. Aulia Widodo finished 2nd and tie with Christina Abbot from Itanpavia while Christina Oktaviani just finish in 14th position.

In 200m medley, Ryan Darmawan advance to the final by finished 3rd while in women competition, Sarah Tri Hapsari has to be the one that being left off. Rarungan have a glorious success in 50m Freestyle Men where both Rarungan swimmer advance to final by finish 1st and second respectively. And also in Women, where Rarungan swimmer finished 3rd and 4th. Putu Suthawijaya gain another spot in final after finished 8th and tie with Matthew Wheelwright of Estope in 400m Freestyle Men competition. While in Women competition, both Rarungan swimmer advance into final by finished 1st and 2nd. Below are the secure position in the final by Rarungan swimmer;
1. Damar Ferdiyan (200m Freestyle Men, 50m Freestyle Men)
2. Putu Suthawijaya (50m Freestyle Men, 400m Freestyle Men)
3. Aulia Widodo (200m Freestyle Women, 50m Freestyle Women)
4. Ryan Darmawan (200m Individual Medley Men)
5. Christina Oktaviani (50m Freestyle Women, 400m Freestyle Women)
6. Diana Jelita (400m Freestyle Women)

Damar Ferdiyan, Putu Suthawijaya, Gading Yuwono, Aulia Widodo, Diana Jelita and Sarah Tri Hapsari will again compete in the second day preliminaries for another events with several others Rarungan swimmer. Hope the best for them and great result for the final.

by **Darvale** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 1:57 am

DIN News

First Day Results

And here we are everybody! We're here for a recap of the AFSII events that happened recently. "I am extremely pleased with the performance of our athletes," said team coach Ryan Denko, "in my opinion, they did exceptionally well for their first ever international competition". The King George IV also expressed happiness to the result of the game in a quick interview, stating "I am extremely proud of Darvale's swimmers' performances today". Michael Marman managed to advance to the next stage of the Mens 200 Freestyle, finishing just under 3 seconds after Itanpavian winner Tom Jensen, putting him in the 6th place. John Dubley, however, did not experience the same luck, finishing 14th. In the Womens 200 Freestyle, Darvale did not experience the same luck though, Amandine Jett and Lucie Abani just falling short of the top 8, finishing in the 9th and 10th places respectively. In the Mens 200 Individual Medley, Gregory Hoffman managed to scrap a 7th place, a not too-well-altogether result but it will still allow him to pass to the next round. In the Womens 200 Individual Medley, Darvalian star swimmer Luna Helwick managed to achieve the second highest result Darvale had today, finishing 3rd in the race. In the Mens 50 Free, Michael Marman was in trouble, starting very badly but still managed to pass Anditia's James Schaff and A Non-descript Puppet Nation's H.M.S Splashaboat, then finishing at the same time as A Non-descript Puppet Nation's Deathbringer the Trained Piranha. By the time the Womens 50 Free had finished however, thousands of cheers and cries of joy erupted like a thousand volcanoes from the Darvalian supporters. Amandine Jett had managed to come back from her earlier failure in the Womens 200 Freestyle to finish second in the race, finishing only 1 millisecond after Kannap's winner Grace Britt, which also meant that she had achieved Darvale's best results so far in the AFSII. Valentine Linnsey, however, tied at 7th place with Super-Llamaland's Anderson, putting her in a altogether quite dangerous position. In the Mens 400 Free, John Dubley also came back from his earlier failure in the Mens 200 Freestyle to finish 4th in the race, however, Andrew White, Darvale's other swimmer in the race, finished dead last. In the Womens 400 Free, Valentine Linnsey managed to finish in 3rd place, which is not too bad, considering the fact that there were 6 swimmers in the race. You will be able to have a recap of the next events later on tomorrow.

by **Schottia** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 2:37 am

SBC NEWS

Schottia's only swimmer competing in the first days action was 19 year old Rebecca James, who made it through to the final qualifying in 8th place in the 200 free. The New Islander was pleased to make it through in, what is not her strongest event, however her qualifying position will mean she starts in one of the outside lanes for the final. 'I think I have an outside chance of a meddle' said the 19 year old. 'I know I can swim faster than I did in the heats, and, well, you know, anything can happen.

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by **Itanpavia** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 6:09 am

i.Tanpavia News

Successful first day in Anditia!
The first day of competition in Anditia is complete - and we aren't doing half bad! We entered both the 200m Mens' and Womens' Freestyle - and one athlete is in both finals. Tom Jensen stormed the 200m Mens' Freestyle, coming home a convincing first. As you can imagine, the boys in the box got quite excited!

Extract from channel i1 yesterday
John Amsterdamer: Jensen is leading with one length to go! He's gonna do it!
Frankie Johansson: Here we go! Come on Tommy, don't fail us now!
JA: Jensen is 5 seconds away!
FJ: He's gonna make it!
Both: *Unintelligible screaming*

As well as this, Christina Abbott cruised into a joint second place in the 200m Womens' Freestyle. Come on Itanpavia, don't fail us now!

by **Anditia** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 7:17 pm

Results for Day 2:
Schedule B Preliminaries

100 Free Men

Overall ranking
 1 Dag Erickson (NYC)                          47.16
   Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                        47.16
 3 Mathew Wheelwright (EST)                    47.47
 4 Chris Tacker (ISB)                          47.69
   Jonas Watar (BRI)                           47.69
 6 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)                         47.85
   Donald Ramm (SCH)                           47.85
   Mike Kniley (ISB)                           47.85
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 9 Jesse McFerdinaz (KAN)                      47.97
10 HMS Splashaboat (DUH)                       47.98
11 Deathbringer the Trained Piranha (DUH)      48.02
12 Christian Pierpont (EST)                    48.08
13 Gilbert Nord (AND)                          48.10
14 Volcker (SLL)                               48.12
15 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                      48.13
16 Tamaz (NYC)                                 48.28
--
17 John Dubley (DRV)                           48.52
18 Angus Martin (SCH)                          48.62
19 James Schaff (AND)                          49.13
20 Ethan Traner (DRV)                          49.20

100 Free Women

Overall ranking
 1 Celestia Britt (KAN)                      53.10
 2 Alix Grat (AND)                           53.32
 3 Rebecca James (SCH)                       53.41
 4 Katrina Hoppes (EST)                      53.50
 5 Helena Velane (DRV)                       53.60
 6 Diana Jelita (RAR)                        53.96
 7 Janna Jones (AND)                         53.98
 8 Aulia Widodo (RAR)                        54.05
---
 9 Grace Britt (KAN)                         54.07
10 Luna Helwick (DRV)                        54.13
11 Penelope Anding (EST)                     54.16
12 Abbey Forrest (BRI)                       54.24
13 Sabine Turan (SCH)                        54.25
14 Cassandra (SLL)                           54.27
   Croakalina the Mechanical Frog (DUH)      54.27

100 Fly Men

Overall ranking
 1 Michael Marman (DRV)        50.75
   Mike Kniley (ISB)           50.75
 3 Steven McKing (KAN)         50.76
 4 Chris Tacker (ISB)          50.80
 5 Rendy Laksono (RAR)         51.03
 6 Ferris (SLL)                51.24
 7 Nikko Nestori (AND)         51.25
 8 Michael Jones (AND)         51.31
---
 9 Glenn Chisholm (EST)        51.36
10 Komang Ardhana (RAR)        51.39
11 Jesse Center (EST)          51.40
12 Gregory Welbanks (KAN)      51.44
13 Michael Grunge (BRI)        51.58
14 William Cott (DRV)          51.94

100 Fly Women

Overall ranking
 1 Kadek Chandrawati (RAR)      56.70
 2 Jane Thomas (AND)            56.81
 3 Celestia Britt (KAN)         57.07
 4 Abbey Forrest (BRI)          57.46
 5 Helena Velane (DRV)          57.76
 6 Alicia Floyd (EST)           57.79
 7 Halla D'Aubin (AND)          57.94
 8 Sintia Mulyono (RAR)         57.95
---
 9 Cassandra (SLL)              57.96
10 Alice McKing (KAN)           57.98
11 Lena Gauthier (EST)          58.00
12 Pansy Lenington (DRV)        58.01

100 Back Men

Overall ranking
 1 Wawan Hermawan (RAR)        52.32
 2 Gary Thompson (SCH)         52.33
 3 Ethan Traner (DRV)          52.45
 4 Nicholas VanRhyn (AND)      52.66
 5 D.Carlson (SLL)             52.91
 6 Patrick Quinlan (EST)       53.04
 7 Londres Nationez (BRI)      53.14
 8 Mike Nichols (AND)          53.19
---
 9 Erik Ell (EST)              53.20
10 Ketut Satya (RAR)           53.24
11 Max Chand (KAN)             53.40
12 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)         53.46
13 Robin Gunner (DRV)          53.48
14 Conner Nott (SCH)           53.58

100 Back Women

Overall ranking
 1 Jessica Blind (KAN)         58.77
 2 Michelle Havu (AND)         59.08
 3 Zoe Colton (DRV)            59.09
 4 Emily Esto (AND)            59.11
 5 China Linko (BRI)           59.14
 6 R.Carlson (SLL)             59.16
 7 Rosita Gullivier (SCH)      59.23
 8 Nicole Vance (DRV)          59.35
---
 9 Aulia Vindana (RAR)         59.43
10 Indah Nursanti (RAR)        59.65
11 Molly Orton (SCH)           59.94
 — Patsy Keeton (EST)            DSQ

100 Breast Men

Overall ranking
 1 Carlos Haygood (EST)         58.77
 2 Micha Havu (AND)             58.80
 3 Freeman (SLL)                58.85
 4 Ahmad Saptahadi (RAR)        58.89
 5 Chris Tacker (ISB)           59.02
   Olly Ramsey (DRV)            59.02
 7 Fernando Maturano (KAN)      59.03
 8 Evan Jaxon (DRV)             59.11
   Urd Rafferty (AND)           59.11
---
10 Kevin Santoso (RAR)          59.21
11 Mike Kniley (ISB)            59.27
12 Jeffrey Caron (EST)        1:00.16
13 Zetan Ceest (BRI)          1:00.18
14 Gregory Baxter (KAN)       1:00.24

*** Swim-off will take place between Evan Jaxton and Urd Rafferty with the winner advancing to A Final. This swim-off will occur with tomorrow's result posting.

100 Breast Women

Overall ranking
 1 Nikki Talla (AND)        1:04.44
 2 Leona Rigg (DRV)         1:04.49
 3 Gina Setiabudi (RAR)     1:04.86
 4 Hope (SLL)               1:04.89
 5 Eva Prince (DRV)         1:05.35
 6 April Torrey (EST)       1:06.03
 7 Windya Margono (RAR)     1:06.64
 8 Denqua Puen (BRI)        1:06.85
---
 9 Alice McKing (KAN)       1:07.01
10 Rya Vardos (AND)         1:07.03
11 Stacy McAllison (KAN)    1:07.87

1500 Free Men

Overall ranking
 1 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                      14:39.63
 2 Gading Yuwono (RAR)                       14:40.34
 3 Keith the Magical Goldfish (DUH)          14:40.88
 4 Brad Trott (SCH)                          14:41.29
 5 Kevin the Other Magical Goldfish (DUH)    14:41.43
 6 Carlson (SLL)                             14:42.05
 7 Lymond Ratus (AND)                        14:42.50
 8 Reg Attan (DRV)                           14:43.23
---
 9 Daryl Ünamm (SCH)                         14:44.15
10 Smithy Black (BRI)                        14:45.55

800 Free Women

Overall ranking
1 Rachel Carter (SCH)        8:11.10
2 Roxanne Jawner (DRV)       8:11.13
3 Danielle D'Talle (SCH)     8:12.11
4 Jane Sollar (AND)          8:12.33
5 Sarah Tri Hapsari (RAR)    8:14.70
6 Dyess Greene (BRI)         8:15.48
7 Aulia Widodo (RAR)         8:20.83
8 Harris (SLL)               8:26.76

by **Rarungan** » Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:25 pm

BC News

Another Great Results

On the second days of preliminaries AFS International Invitational, 14 spots have been secured by Rarungan swimmer with only 1 upset from 100m Backstroke Women competition where both Rarungan swimmer were unable to reach top 8. Damar Ferdiyan again amaze the crowed by finished first and tie with Dag Erickson of Nyucia in 100m Freestyle Men while Putu Suthawijaya was far behind. Diana Jelita and Aulia Widodo, both secured position in top 8 100m Freestyle Women by finished 6th and 8th in the preliminary. Rendy Laksono become sole Rarungan player to go to final in 100m Butterfly Men after finished at 5th while in Women competition Kadek Chandrawati successfully finished first and her compatriot, Sintia Mulyono finished at 8th. Another first finisher came from Wawan Hermawan in 100m Backstroke Men competition while in Women both Rarungan player were failed to go through.

On 100m Breaststroke Men competition, Rarungan swimmer, Ahmad Saptahadi advance to final round by finished 4th while in Women both Rarungan swimmer secured their position in final by finished 3rd and 7th. Rarungan swimmer dominate the 1500m Freestyle Men competition when Damar Ferdiyan and Gading Yuwono both advance by finished 1st and 2nd respectively. And in the last event, Rarungan also secured 2 position in final for 800m Freestyle Women.

Around 14 swimmer will compete in the final round starting tomorrow and with addition of 400m Medley Men and Women which is not in the preliminaries schedule. Damar Ferdiyan and Aulia Widodo become the biggest attention where both swimmer will compete in 4 final events. And there are 7 final events where 2 Rarungan swimmer will compete. Below are the secured position in the final by Rarungan swimmer combining the first and second days preliminaries result;
1. Damar Ferdiyan (200m Freestyle Men, 50m Freestyle Men, 100m Freestyle Men, 1500m Freestyle Men)
2. Putu Suthawijaya (50m Freestyle Men, 400m Freestyle Men)
3. Aulia Widodo (200m Freestyle Women, 50m Freestyle Women, 100m Freestyle Women, 800m Freestyle Women)
4. Ryan Darmawan (200m Individual Medley Men)
5. Christina Oktaviani (50m Freestyle Women, 400m Freestyle Women)
6. Diana Jelita (400m Freestyle Women, 100m Freestyle Women)
7. Rendy Laksono (100m Butterfly Men)
8. Kadek Chandrawati (100m Butterfly Women)
9. Sintia Mulyono (100m Butterfly Women)
10. Wawan Hermawan (100m Backstroke Men)
11. Ahmad Saptahadi (100m Breaststroke Men)
12. Gina Setiabudi (100m Breaststroke Women)
13. Gading Yuwono (1500m Freestyle Men)
14. Sarah Tri Hapsari (800m Freestyle Women)

by **Itanpavia** » Wed Mar 05, 2014 12:41 am

Anditia wrote:

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Results for Day 2:
Schedule B Preliminaries

100 Free Men

Overall ranking
 1 Dag Erickson (NYC)                          47.16
   Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                        47.16
 3 Mathew Wheelwright (EST)                    47.47
 4 Chris Tacker (ISB)                          47.69
   Jonas Watar (BRI)                           47.69
 6 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)                         47.85
   Donald Ramm (SCH)                           47.85
   Mike Kniley (ISB)                           47.85
---
 9 Jesse McFerdinaz (KAN)                      47.97
10 HMS Splashaboat (DUH)                       47.98
11 Deathbringer the Trained Piranha (DUH)      48.02
12 Christian Pierpont (EST)                    48.08
13 Gilbert Nord (AND)                          48.10
14 Volcker (SLL)                               48.12
15 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                      48.13
16 Tamaz (NYC)                                 48.28
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17 John Dubley (DRV)                           48.52
18 Angus Martin (SCH)                          48.62
19 James Schaff (AND)                          49.13
20 Ethan Traner (DRV)                          49.20

100 Free Women

Overall ranking
 1 Celestia Britt (KAN)                      53.10
 2 Alix Grat (AND)                           53.32
 3 Rebecca James (SCH)                       53.41
 4 Katrina Hoppes (EST)                      53.50
 5 Helena Velane (DRV)                       53.60
 6 Diana Jelita (RAR)                        53.96
 7 Janna Jones (AND)                         53.98
 8 Aulia Widodo (RAR)                        54.05
---
 9 Grace Britt (KAN)                         54.07
10 Luna Helwick (DRV)                        54.13
11 Penelope Anding (EST)                     54.16
12 Abbey Forrest (BRI)                       54.24
13 Sabine Turan (SCH)                        54.25
14 Cassandra (SLL)                           54.27
   Croakalina the Mechanical Frog (DUH)      54.27

100 Fly Men

Overall ranking
 1 Michael Marman (DRV)        50.75
   Mike Kniley (ISB)           50.75
 3 Steven McKing (KAN)         50.76
 4 Chris Tacker (ISB)          50.80
 5 Rendy Laksono (RAR)         51.03
 6 Ferris (SLL)                51.24
 7 Nikko Nestori (AND)         51.25
 8 Michael Jones (AND)         51.31
---
 9 Glenn Chisholm (EST)        51.36
10 Komang Ardhana (RAR)        51.39
11 Jesse Center (EST)          51.40
12 Gregory Welbanks (KAN)      51.44
13 Michael Grunge (BRI)        51.58
14 William Cott (DRV)          51.94

100 Fly Women

Overall ranking
 1 Kadek Chandrawati (RAR)      56.70
 2 Jane Thomas (AND)            56.81
 3 Celestia Britt (KAN)         57.07
 4 Abbey Forrest (BRI)          57.46
 5 Helena Velane (DRV)          57.76
 6 Alicia Floyd (EST)           57.79
 7 Halla D'Aubin (AND)          57.94
 8 Sintia Mulyono (RAR)         57.95
---
 9 Cassandra (SLL)              57.96
10 Alice McKing (KAN)           57.98
11 Lena Gauthier (EST)          58.00
12 Pansy Lenington (DRV)        58.01

100 Back Men

Overall ranking
 1 Wawan Hermawan (RAR)        52.32
 2 Gary Thompson (SCH)         52.33
 3 Ethan Traner (DRV)          52.45
 4 Nicholas VanRhyn (AND)      52.66
 5 D.Carlson (SLL)             52.91
 6 Patrick Quinlan (EST)       53.04
 7 Londres Nationez (BRI)      53.14
 8 Mike Nichols (AND)          53.19
---
 9 Erik Ell (EST)              53.20
10 Ketut Satya (RAR)           53.24
11 Max Chand (KAN)             53.40
12 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)         53.46
13 Robin Gunner (DRV)          53.48
14 Conner Nott (SCH)           53.58

100 Back Women

Overall ranking
 1 Jessica Blind (KAN)         58.77
 2 Michelle Havu (AND)         59.08
 3 Zoe Colton (DRV)            59.09
 4 Emily Esto (AND)            59.11
 5 China Linko (BRI)           59.14
 6 R.Carlson (SLL)             59.16
 7 Rosita Gullivier (SCH)      59.23
 8 Nicole Vance (DRV)          59.35
---
 9 Aulia Vindana (RAR)         59.43
10 Indah Nursanti (RAR)        59.65
11 Molly Orton (SCH)           59.94
 — Patsy Keeton (EST)            DSQ

100 Breast Men

Overall ranking
 1 Carlos Haygood (EST)         58.77
 2 Micha Havu (AND)             58.80
 3 Freeman (SLL)                58.85
 4 Ahmad Saptahadi (RAR)        58.89
 5 Chris Tacker (ISB)           59.02
   Olly Ramsey (DRV)            59.02
 7 Fernando Maturano (KAN)      59.03
 8 Evan Jaxon (DRV)             59.11
   Urd Rafferty (AND)           59.11
---
10 Kevin Santoso (RAR)          59.21
11 Mike Kniley (ISB)            59.27
12 Jeffrey Caron (EST)        1:00.16
13 Zetan Ceest (BRI)          1:00.18
14 Gregory Baxter (KAN)       1:00.24

*** Swim-off will take place between Evan Jaxton and Urd Rafferty with the winner advancing to A Final. This swim-off will occur with tomorrow's result posting.

100 Breast Women

Overall ranking
 1 Nikki Talla (AND)        1:04.44
 2 Leona Rigg (DRV)         1:04.49
 3 Gina Setiabudi (RAR)     1:04.86
 4 Hope (SLL)               1:04.89
 5 Eva Prince (DRV)         1:05.35
 6 April Torrey (EST)       1:06.03
 7 Windya Margono (RAR)     1:06.64
 8 Denqua Puen (BRI)        1:06.85
---
 9 Alice McKing (KAN)       1:07.01
10 Rya Vardos (AND)         1:07.03
11 Stacy McAllison (KAN)    1:07.87

1500 Free Men

Overall ranking
 1 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                      14:39.63
 2 Gading Yuwono (RAR)                       14:40.34
 3 Keith the Magical Goldfish (DUH)          14:40.88
 4 Brad Trott (SCH)                          14:41.29
 5 Kevin the Other Magical Goldfish (DUH)    14:41.43
 6 Carlson (SLL)                             14:42.05
 7 Lymond Ratus (AND)                        14:42.50
 8 Reg Attan (DRV)                           14:43.23
---
 9 Daryl Ünamm (SCH)                         14:44.15
10 Smithy Black (BRI)                        14:45.55

800 Free Women

Overall ranking
1 Rachel Carter (SCH)        8:11.10
2 Roxanne Jawner (DRV)       8:11.13
3 Danielle D'Talle (SCH)     8:12.11
4 Jane Sollar (AND)          8:12.33
5 Sarah Tri Hapsari (RAR)    8:14.70
6 Dyess Greene (BRI)         8:15.48
7 Aulia Widodo (RAR)         8:20.83
8 Harris (SLL)               8:26.76

Where are the Itanpavian athletes?

by **Schottia** » Wed Mar 05, 2014 2:56 am

SBC News
Schottic swimmers enjoyed another good day in the pool with: Donald Ramm, Gary Thompson, Rosita Gulivier, Brad Trott and Rachel Carter all joining Rebecca James in the finals.
James herself also progressed to the final of her strongest event the 100 free with a strong finish in third. Star of the day however was 25 year old Rachel Carter who swam an excellent race to finish first in the 800 free.
Speaking to SBC News earlier Carter said:
'It has been the accumulation of a lot of hard work. The facilities we have to work with now are far better than they were when I was starting out. That's pools, coaches, equipment; all that helps to give you the edge'.

by **Darvale** » Wed Mar 05, 2014 3:13 am

DIN News

Second Day Results

And welcome ladies and gentlemen! We're here for a brief recap of last night's AFSII events. Darvale's performances in last night's races were extremely mixed, achieving amazing as well as mediocre results. In the 100 Free Men, Dubley and Traner finished 17th and 20th (dead last) positions, much to the disappointment of Darvalian fans. In the 100 Free Women, Luna Helwick wasn't able to qualify for the next round, finishing in the 10th place, but Helena Velane managed to clinch a 5th place, which will allow her to proceed to the next round. In the 100 Butterfly Men, William Cott finished dead last, but, this embarrassment was eclipsed by the joy and contentment of the Darvalian fans. Michael Marman had tied in first-place with Bryher's Kniley, thus scoring the highest score Darvale has achieved so far in the AFSII. In the 100 Butterfly Women, Pansy Lenington finished dead last, again to the disappointment of the Darvalian fans, but Velane was able to clinch another 5th place. In the 100 Back Men, Ethan Traner managed to finish in an impressive 3rd place, however Robin Gunner finished second-to-last (13th place). In the 100 Back Women, Zoe Colton and Nicole Vance managed to qualify, finishing in an impressive 3rd place and a dangerous 8th place respectively. In the 100 Breast Men, Olly Ramsey managed to tie at 5th place with Bryher's Chris Tacker, however, Evan Jaxon tied at 8th place with hosts Anditia's Urd Rafferty, which will result in a swim-off with the winner proceeding to the finals. In the 100 Breast Women, Leona Rigg and Eva Prince both managed to qualify, finishing in a fantastic second place and a 5th place respectively. In the 1500 Free Men, Reg Attan just managed to qualify, finishing in the 8th place. And, finally, in the 800 Free Women, Roxanne Jawner managed to finish in a wonderful 2nd place, just behind Schottia's Rachel Carter. You will be able to have a recap of the next events later on the day after tomorrow.

by **Anditia** » Wed Mar 05, 2014 5:40 pm

*** Due to an oversight on my part, I forgot to enter the Iptavian entrants in the Schedule B events. To remedy this situation, all swimmers will compete along side final competitions and ranked accordingly.
This means that if (for example) Ais Remor recieves the equivilant of 8th overall, he will be given that place and all others will shift down (8->9, 9-> 10 etc).

The following swimmers will be added:
100 Free Men
Ais Remor 72
Jonathan Ackermann 43

100m Freestyle (Women)
Fionna Barth 71
Rhii Bertha 50

1500m Freestyle (Male)
Tyrone van der Ansen 91

800m Freestyle (Female)
Daniella Hirsch 87

100m Backstroke (Male)
Adrian Keller 93
Matthias Keller (no relation) 52

100m Backstroke (Female)
Andrea Schwartz, ITN, 95
Amelia laCoubelle, ITN, 34

This will mean that the 100 Free Men and 100 Free Women will be scored out of 18 swimmers (rather than 16) all others will still be scored (for overall standing) out of 16 swimmers (even if less than that exist in the event...)

I am sorry for any confusion that this may cause.

by **Anditia** » Wed Mar 05, 2014 8:11 pm

Final Results For A Events

Remember that the A final scores the top 8, 1-3 receiving medals. All places (1-16) will receive points for overall team standing (1st receives 16 points, 16th receives 1 point. Relays count double).
Following the final day of competition, the overall team 1-3 will also receive trophies.

Mens 200 Free
Heat A

*1 Frank Woodland (ISB)        1:43.01
*2 Christian Pierpont (EST)    1:44.91
*3 Nicholas Gaskin (EST)       1:45.17

4 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)        1:45.72
5 Martinez (SLL)              1:45.79
6 Michael Marman (DRV)        1:45.83
7 Tom Jensen (ITN)            1:45.98
8 James Falkand (ISB)         1:46.33

  Heat B
1 Bradley Tyuti (KAN)         1:42.22
2 James Schaff (AND)          1:45.28
3 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)      1:45.41
4 Ramesh Ranta (NYC)          1:46.54
5 John Dubley (DRV)           1:46.74
6 Franc D'Aubin (AND)         1:47.07
7 Steven Tyler (KAN)          1:47.29
8 Ais Remor (ITN)             1:47.32

Women's 200 Free

Final A
*1 Marie Hopewell (KAN)                    1:54.94
*2 Taylor (SLL)                            1:54.99
*3 Rebecca James (SCH)                     1:55.01

4 Jessica Fetchman (KAN)                  1:55.16
5 Brita Lehtonen (NYC)                    1:55.39
6 Janna Jones (AND)                       1:55.76
7 Christina Abbot (ITN)                   1:55.95
8 Aulia Widodo (RAR)                      1:56.56

  Final B
1 Brita Lehtonen (NYC)                    1:54.91
2 Lucie Abani (DRV)                       1:56.15
3 Amandine Jett (DRV)                     1:56.43
4 Christina Oktaviani (RAR)               1:57.04
5 Croakalina the Mechanical Frog (DUH)    1:57.19
6 Veronika Mustanen (NYC)                 1:57.37
7 Thailah Klien (ITN)                     1:57.38
8 Alix Grat (AND)                         1:57.81

200 IM Men

Final A
*1 Bai Huang (NYC)              1:53.92
*2 Sammy Stapperson (KAN)       1:54.38
*3 Ryan Dermawan (RAR)          1:55.82

4 Frank Woodland (ISB)         1:56.44
5 Gregory Hoffman (DRV)        1:56.88
6 Patrick Quinlan (EST)        1:56.90
7 James Falkand (ISB)          1:57.73
8 Henry Partoke (KAN)          1:58.59

  Final B
1 Christian Pierpoint (EST)    1:54.40
2 Smith (SLL)                  1:56.44
3 Arv Markoff (AND)            1:58.50

Womens 200 IM

Final A
*1 Alicia Floyd (EST)         2:08.60
*2 Luna Helwick (DRV)         2:09.20
*3 Rika Samm (AND)            2:09.31

4 Zora Brankovič (NYC)       2:10.36
5 Celestia Britt (KAN)       2:11.24
6 Anderson (SLL)             2:11.25
7 Grace Britt (KAN)          2:11.26
8 Amelia Pickle (EST)        2:11.81

  Final B
1 Sarah Tri Hapsari (RAR)    2:10.71

Mens 50 Free

Final A
*1 Ethan Traner (DRV)                        21.31
*2 Franc D'Aubin (AND)                       21.46
*3 Tiede Annema (NYC)                        21.49

4 Martinez (SLL)                            21.51
5 Deathbringer the Trained Piranha (DUH)    21.53
6 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                    21.60
7 Michael Marman (DRV)                      21.64
8 Damar Ferdiyan (RAR)                      21.65

  Final B
1 H.M.S. Splashaboat (DUH)                  21.64
2 James Schaff (AND)                        21.70

Womens 50 Free

Final A
*1 Alix Grat (AND)              24.09
*2 Aulia Widodo (RAR)           24.11
*3 Parvin Khoroushi (NYC)       24.13

4 Amandine Jett (DRV)          24.19
5 Christina Oktaviani (RAR)    24.22
6 Lilliana Tuil (AND)          24.62
7 Valentine Linnsey (DRV)      24.68
8 Anderson (SLL)               24.69

  Final B
1 Yelena Sokolov (NYC)         24.43

Mens 400 Free

Final A
*1 James Escobar (EST)                                      3:41.73
*2 Jesse McFerdinaz (KAN)                                   3:41.98
*3 Grant Holst (AND)                                        3:42.10

4 Putu Suthawijaya (RAR)                                   3:42.33
5 John Dubley (DRV)                                        3:42.54
6 Matthew Wheelwright (EST)                                3:42.61
7 Lewis (SLL)                                              3:44.33
— Raibeart Kendrick (NYC)                                      DSQ

  Final B
1 Arthit Metharom (NYC)                                    3:42.52
2 Marvin the Apoxian Rat (DUH)                             3:42.64
3 Francis Albertson (ISB)                                  3:42.78
4 Ronald Harrolds (ISB)                                    3:43.00
5 Riley McCoullough (KAN)                                  3:43.31
6 James Schaff (AND)                                       3:43.40
7 A Portion of Jellied Eel, once known as 'Ernie' (DUH)    3:43.91
8 Gading Yuwono (RAR)                                      3:45.59

Womens 400 Free

Final
*1 Anderson (SLL)               4:03.54
*2 Valentine Linnsey (DRV)      4:05.56
*3 Diana Jelita (RAR)            4:08.79

4 Ruth Cinya (NYC)             4:09.40
5 Janna Jones (AND)           4:11.46
6 Christina Oktaviani (RAR)    4:11.75

Mens 400 Free Relay

Final Heat
*1 Jesse McFerdinaz/Henry Partoke/Jeffery Partoke/Greg BAxter (KAN)           3:29.32
*2 Marman/Dubley/White/Traner (DRV)                                           3:29.42
*3 Francis Albertson/Ronald Harrolds/Frank Woodland/Chris Tacker (ISB)        3:29.62

4 Christian Pierpoint/Patrick Quinlan/Carlos Haygood/Glenn Chisholm (EST)    3:30.55
5 Schaff/Markoff/VanRhyn/Samm (AND)                                          3:30.69
6 Suthawijaya/Laksono/Hermawan/Saptahadi (RAR)                               3:31.01
7 Martinez/Smith/Zhang/Hernandez (SLL)                                       3:33.64

Womens 400 Free Relay

Final Heat
*1 Thomas/Jones/Havu/Talla (AND)                                  3:52.08
*2 Abani/Jett/Helwick/Linnsey (DRV)                               3:52.09
*3 Malarie Fern/Celestia Britt/Grace Britt/Maggie Ferrel (KAN)    3:52.20

4 Oktaviani/Chandrawati/Vindana/Setiabudi (RAR)                  3:52.32
5 Chung/Mikkelson/Anderson/Martin (SLL)                          3:52.95
6 Katrina Hoppes/April Torrey/Patsy Keeton/Alicia Floyd (EST)    3:55.06

Current Team Standings:

DRV 191
RAR 188
AND 176
KAN 164
EST 148
SLL 137
NYC 114
ISB 87
DUH 33
ITN 23
SCH 14

by **Rarungan** » Thu Mar 06, 2014 5:28 am

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Glory in AFS
The first day of AFS final has been held and Rarungan swimmer take 3 medals, 1 silver and 2 bronzes. The first medal was taken by Ryan Dermawan in 200m Individual Relay Men competition. He finished 3rd and give Rarungan the first bronze in the competition. Aulia Widodo then grab the silver medal from 50m Freestyle Women while Christina Oktaviani only finished 5th. The third and last medal for Rarungan in the first day is coming from Diana Jelita which finished 3rd in 400m Freestyle Women. Damar Ferdiyan upset the crowed by finished 4th in 200m Freestyle Men and finished 8th in 50m Freestyle Men.

Although only receive 3 medals, Rarungan placed on second place of overal points taken with 188 points. It only 3 points behind the first placed, Darvale. While Kannap become the greatest by taken 5 medals, 2 golds, 2 silvers and 1 bronze and lead the medal leader board.