Akins and J. Foster in the USA mixed medley

2024 World Aquatics Championships

relay start list

The qualifying relay lineup for the mixed 4×100 medley relay has been published, and all podium countries for the 2023 Fukuoka World Championships will participate. The top three teams from each relay in Fukuoka will automatically qualify, and the remaining 13 teams will be selected based on their combined fastest time from the 2023 World Championships and the Doha Games. If there is a tie for the final qualifying spot, a swim-off will be required to determine the final spot.

Team USA selected: jack akins (return), jake foster (chest), Rachel Klinker (fly) and addison souky (Free) Today’s tentative lineup. Akins placed 8th in yesterday’s 100 back final, and Foster set a personal best and placed 9th in the 100 breast. Klinker has yet to race here in Doha, and Sowicki finished 12th in yesterday’s 200 free semifinal.

After a decisive victory in the 200IM on the first day, the American kate douglas In an interview with World Swimming, he said, “There are a few more races left in Doha, but… relay, 100m freestyle and 200m breaststroke – I’m looking forward to seeing how that goes. Although Douglas had mentioned before the tournament that he might not compete in the relay here in Doha, it appears he intends to compete in at least one event, perhaps this mixed medley relay, the mixed 4×100 freestyle relay, or something like that. It will be both. It would make sense for the US to include her in the freestyle leg of tonight’s final. Because it will be the only swim she will have in this session.

hunter armstrong (Men’s 100 back championship) Nick Fink (Men’s 100 chest championship) Claire Curzan (Women’s 100 back champion, 100 fly silver medalist), assuming the U.S. successfully qualifies, Douglas will be in the projected lineup for tonight’s final.

The Australian team, which won the silver medal at the Fukuoka Games, has only one of the four swimmers on the Doha roster.That swimmer Shayna Jack, anchored them with a scorching 51.53 points.However, breaststroke swimmers Sam Williamson He has had a great match so far in Doha and looks to be on track to beat his 58.84 score. zach stablety cook In Fukuoka. Williamson nearly matched Stubbleti Cook’s split of 58.88 points in the relay heats in Fukuoka.

Australia have submitted the following provisional line-up. bradley woodward (return), Sam Williamson (chest), alexandria perkins (fly) and abby harkin (free). It looks like Woodward and Williamson will likely feature in the final quartet, followed by Throssell (Fry) and Jack (Free). Throssell and Jack have the 200 free final tonight, which will be the second event of the session and the relay will end for the night. You can also go with a male freestyler (Kai Taylor) and female backstroke swimmers (Iona Anderson) instead, based on the roster.

Defending champion China will be without the gold medal-winning Fukuoka swimmer. Their tentative lineup is as follows: Chen Jie, Dong Zhihao, Yu Yitingand Ji Xinjie.

full lineup

Heat 1:

• Lane 3 – Kenya (Thorpe, Branlaner, Mohamed, Maina)
• Lane 4 – Guam (Hendricks, Poppe, Bollinger, Lee)
• Lane 5 – Maldives (Ahmed, Ibrahim, Siham, Shaig)
• Lane 6 – Cook Islands (Story, Connolly, Roberts, Laban)

Heat 2:

• Lane 0 – Uganda (Namutebi, Mukalazi, Sengonzi, Mujito)
• Lane 1 – Czech Republic (lineup not submitted)
• Lane 2 – Mongolia (Enku Amgalan, Enktur, Batbayar, Batbayar)
• Lane 3 – Bahamas (Taylor, Gibbs, Johnson, Russell)
• Lane 4 – Dominican Republic (Pineiro, Nuñez, Fernandez, Santana)
• Lane 5 – Lithuania (Grigaitis, Meirutite, Sidlauskas, Plitnikaite)
• Lane 6 – Armenia (Barseghyan, Chakoyan, Manucharyan, Pojosyan)
• Lane 7 – Bahrain (Alobaidli, Ghali, Teibic, Yusuf Abdullah)
• Lane 8 – India (Chetana Bhaskar, Selvaraj Prema, Mathew, Desing)
• Lane 9 – Federated States of Micronesia (Moya, Rimutiako, Kieren, Adams)

Heat 3:

• Lane 0 – Thailand (Thammananthachote, Boonapai, Wongcharoen, Srisaad)
• Lane 1 – Kazakhstan (Ignatova, Kozhakmetov, Spodarenko, Musshin)
• Lane 2 – Italy (Lamberti, Viberti, D’Innocenzo, Tarantino)
• Lane 3 – Canada (Tierney, Dargsoff, Savard, Luck)
• Lane 4 – Australia (Woodward, Williamson, Perkins, Harkin)
• Lane 5 – Netherlands (De Waard, Corbeau, Korstanje, Toussaint)
• Lane 6 – Sweden (Rosvall, Persson, L. Hansson, R. Hansson)
• Lane 7 – Spain (Weiler Sastre, Col Marti, Mora Yanez, Daza Garcia)
• Lane 8 – Hong Kong (Chong, Lau, Kang, Ho)
• Lane 9 – Slovakia (Ivan, Jabručnik, Tistan, Potocka)

Heat 4:

• Lane 0 – Philippines (Jacinto, Delacruz, Hatch, Sanchez)
• Lane 1 – Singapore (Levenia Sim, Letitia Sim, Teong, Lee)
• Lane 2 – Poland (Masiouk, Standera, Jaskiewicz, Fiedkiewicz)
• Lane 3 – Great Britain (Harris, Wilby, Scott, Hopkin)
• Lane 4 – China (Chen, Dong, Yu, Ji)
• Lane 5 – USA (Akins, Foster, Klinker, Soicky)
• Lane 6 – Japan (Kato, Hiroshima, Iizuka, Ikemoto)
• Lane 7 – Greece (Christo, Aspougaris, Ntuntunaki, Drakou)
• Lane 8 – Hungary (Jasso, Bekesi, Marton, Senansky)
• Lane 9 – South Africa (Coetzee, Van Niekerk, Gallagher, Jimmy)