List of Mediterranean Games Records in Swimming - Women

Women

Event Time Name Club Date Meet Location Ref
01 ! 50m freestyle 24.88 Metella, Malia Malia Metella France 02009-06-2828 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
02 ! 100m freestyle 54.72
Metella, Malia Malia Metella France 02009-06-2727 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
03 ! 200m freestyle 1:58.91 Castro Ortega, Patricia Patricia Castro Ortega Spain 02009-06-3030 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
04 ! 400m freestyle 4:00.41
Pellegrini, Federica Federica Pellegrini Italy 02009-06-2727 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
05 ! 800m freestyle 8:20.78 Filippi, Alessia Alessia Filippi Italy 02009-06-3030 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
06 ! 50m backstroke 28.48 Jovanović, Sanja Sanja Jovanović Croatia 21 June 2013 2013 Games Turkey, Mersin ! Mersin, Turkey
07 ! 100m backstroke 1:01.72
Petradaki, Aspasia Aspasia Petradaki Cyprus 02009-07-011 Jul 2009 2009 Pescara
08 ! 200m backstroke 2:08.03 Filippi, Alessia Alessia Filippi Italy 02009-06-2828 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
09 ! 50m breaststroke 31.12 Chrystoforou, Anastasia Anastasia Chrystoforou Cyprus 02009-07-011 Jul 2009 2009 Pescara
10 ! 100m breaststroke 1:08.47 Panara, Roberta Roberta Panara Italy 02009-06-2727 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
11 ! 200m breaststroke 2:26.41 Dobral, Coralie Coralie Dobral France 02009-06-2929 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
12 ! 50m butterfly 26.15
Osman, Farida Farida Osman Egypt 24 June 2013 2013 Games Turkey, Mersin ! Mersin, Turkey
13 ! 100m butterfly 58.63 Bianchi, Ilaria Ilaria Bianchi Italy 22 June 2013 2013 Games Turkey, Mersin ! Mersin, Turkey
14 ! 200m butterfly 2:06.89 Giacchetti, Caterina Caterina Giacchetti Italy 02009-07-011 Jul 2009 2009 Pescara
15 ! 200m individual medley 2:10.36 Muffat, Camille Camille Muffat France 02009-06-2727 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
16 ! 400m individual medley 4:39.48 Klinar, Anja Anja Klinar Slovenia 02009-06-2929 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
17 ! 4×100m freestyle relay 3:40.63 Buratto ! Erica Buratto
Laura Letrari
Giorgia Mancin
Federica Pellegrini		 Italy 02009-06-2727 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
18 ! 4×200m freestyle relay 7:56.69 Zoccari ! Flavia Zoccari
Erica Buratto
Alice Carpanese
Alessia Filippi		 Italy 02009-06-3030 Jun 2009 2009 Pescara
19 ! 4×100m medley relay 4:04.57 De Nardi ! Valentina De Nardi
Roberta Panara
Caterina Giacchetti
Livia Travaglini		 Italy 02009-07-011 Jul 2009 2009 Pescara

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