2009_FINA_Swimming_World_Cup

2009 FINA Swimming World Cup

Sport Event

The 2009 FINA Swimming World Cup was a series of five short course (25 m) swimming meets, held in October and November 2009.^[1]

Meets

The 2009 World Cup was staged at five venues on three continents, with each meet following a morning heats and evening finals format for all events, with the exception of the 800 m and 1500 m freestyle and 400 m individual medley events which were heat-declared winners. The order of events at each meet was the same. A sixth meet originally scheduled to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 23–25 October was cancelled.^[2]

More information Meet, Dates ...

Meet	Dates	Location	Results
1	16–17 October	Durban, South Africa	Results
2	6–7 November	Moscow, Russia	Results
3	10–11 November	Stockholm, Sweden	Results
4	14–15 November	Berlin, Germany	Results
5	21–22 November	Singapore	Results

Results

Overall World Cup

At each meet of the World Cup circuit in 2009, the FINA Points Table^[3] was used to rank all swim performances at the meet. The top 10 men and top 10 women were then awarded World Cup points. Bonus points were awarded for a world record broken (20 points) or equalled (10 points).^[4] The number of World Cup points awarded was doubled for the final meet of the World Cup in Singapore.

More information Rank on FINA Points, World Cup points awarded ...

Rank on FINA Points	World Cup points awarded
1	25
2	20
3	16
4	13
5	10
6	7
7	5
8	3
9	2
10	1

The overall rankings are shown below.^[5]

Men

More information Rank, Name ...

Rank	Name	Nationality	Points awarded (Bonus)					Total
Rank	Name	Nationality	RSA	RUS	SWE	GER	SIN	Total
1	Cameron van der Burgh	South Africa	16	25	25	25 (40)	32	163
2	Roland Schoeman	South Africa	25	20	16	20	50	131
3	Peter Marshall	United States	20 (20)	7	13 (20)		26 (20)	126
4	Arkady Vyatchanin	Russia	1	3	3	13 (20)	40	80
5	Evgeny Korotyshkin	Russia		13 (20)		5 (20)		58
6	Paul Biedermann	Germany				10 (40)		50
7	Felipe Silva	Brazil			20	7	20	47
8	Steffen Deibler	Germany	10			16 (20)		46
9	Sergey Fesikov	Russia	7	10		3 (20)		40
10	George Du Rand	South Africa	3	16 (20)				39
11	Kaio de Almeida	Brazil			10 (20)			30
12	Neil Versfeld	South Africa	13		7		10	30
13	Darian Townsend	South Africa	5	2	2	(20)		29
14	Nicholas Santos	Brazil				1	14	15
15	Markus Rogan	Austria	2		5			7
16	Matthew Abood	Australia					6	6
17	Stanislav Donets	Russia		5				5
18	Christian Sprenger	Australia					4	4
19	Gerhard Zandberg	South Africa				2		2
20	Guilherme Guido	Brazil					2	2
21	Stefan Nystrand	Sweden			1			1
22	Igor Borysik	Ukraine		1				1

Women

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Rank	Name	Nationality	Points awarded (Bonus)					Total
Rank	Name	Nationality	RSA	RUS	SWE	GER	SIN	Total
1	Jessica Hardy	United States	20 (20)	25 (20)	20 (20)	25 (20)	40	210
2	Therese Alshammar	Sweden	25 (40)	13	25 (20)	7	50 (20)	200
3	Hinkelien Schreuder	Netherlands	13	7	2	16 (20)	26	84
4	Marieke Guehrer	Australia	16	20 (20)	13	10		79
5	Zhao Jing	China			16 (60)			76
6	Shiho Sakai	Japan				20 (40)		60
7	Leisel Jones	Australia		1	3	13 (40)		57
8	Liu Zige	China			(20)	5 (20)		45
9	Felicity Galvez	Australia	10	10	5 (20)			45
10	Evelyn Verrasztó	Hungary		16 (20)				36
11	Kathryn Meaklim	South Africa					14 (20)	34
12	Francesca Halsall	Great Britain			1		32	33
13	Sarah Katsoulis	Australia					20	20
14	Gao Chang	China			10	3		13
15	Emily Seebohm	Australia					10	10
16	Aya Terakawa	Japan			7			7
17	Inge Dekker	Netherlands	3				4	7
18	Fabíola Molina	Brazil	7					7
19	Elizabeth Simmonds	Great Britain					6	6
20	Kseniya Moskvina	Russia		5				5
21	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Netherlands	5					5
22	Hanna-Maria Seppälä	Finland		3				3
23	Daniela Samulski	Germany				2		2
24	Whitney Myers	United States					2	2
25	Rikke Møller-Pedersen	Denmark		2				2
26	Lara Jackson	United States	2					2
27	Rie Kaneto	Japan				1		1
28	Sarah Sjöström	Sweden	1					1