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Men’s 50-Meter Freestyle

Final:

• 1. Jack Conger (Good Counsel), United States – 22.69
  
• 2. Regan Leong, Australia – 23.02
• 3. Erik Risolvato, United States – 23.17
• 4. Andrew Digby, Australia – 23.29
• 5. Takeshi Kawamoto, Japan – 23.62
• 6. Toru Maruyama, Japan – 23.67
• 7. Chen Ho Jeremy Wong, Hong Kong – 23.92
• 8. Omar Arafa, Canada – 24.11

Men’s 4×100 Meter Medley Relay

Final:

• 1. Japan – 3:37.67
• 2. United States (Jack Conger, Will Licon, Maclin Davis, Matt Ellis) – 3:39.37
• 3.  Australia – 3:44.03
• 4. Canada – 3:44.37
• 5. New Zealand – 3:58.53

Men’s 200-Meter Backstroke

Final:

• 1. Jack Conger (Good Counsel), United States – 1:57.20
  
• 2. Keita Sunama, Japan – 1:59.57
• 3. Corey Main, New Zealand – 1:59.67
• 4. Takeshi Kawamoto, Japan – 2:01.06
• 5. Alex Katz, United States – 2:01.12
• 6. Jordan Harrison, Australia – 2:03.06
• 7. Jared Gilliland, Australia – 2:03.83
• 8. Dimitar Ivanov, Canada – 2:05.46

Men’s 4×100-Meter Freestyle Relay

Final:

• 1. United States (Matt Ellis, Jack Conger, Kyle Darmody, Pete Brumm) – 3:18.67
• 2. Australia – 3:20.82
• 3. Japan – 3:21.34
• 4. Canada – 3:23.69
• 5. Hong Kong – 3:30.32
• 6. New Zealand – 3:37.06

Our Lady of Good Counsel senior Jack Conger swam his personal best time and set a new meet record in winning the final of the men’s 100-meter backstroke during the first day of the 2012 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Honolulu on Thursday. Conger, a member of the Rockville-Montgomery Swim Club, was seeded first in the event entering the meet and swam the fastest time in the morning preliminary heats.

Men’s 100-Meter Backstroke

Final:

• 1. Jack Conger (Good Counsel), United States – 54.07
• 2. Corey Main, New Zealand – 54.96
• 3. Takeshi Kawamoto, Japan – 55.32
• 4. Keita Sunama, Japan – 55.66
• 5. Omar Arafa, Canada – 56.20
• 6. Ty Stewart, United States – 56.31
• 7. Regan Leong, Australia – 56.88
• 8. Dimitar Ivanov, Canada – 59.35