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Swimming at the 2007 Pan American Games – Women's 4 × 100 metre medley relay

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The Women's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay at the 2007 Pan American Games took place at the Maria Lenk Aquatic Park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with the final being swum on July 22.[1][2]

Medalists

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Gold Julia Smit
Michelle McKeehan
Kathleen Hersey
Maritza Correia
 United States
Silver Liz Wycliffe
Annamay Pierse
Stephanie Horner
Chanelle Charron-Watson
 Canada
Bronze Alana Dillette
Alicia Lightbourne
Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace
Nikia Deveaux
 Bahamas

Results

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Finals

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Place Country Swimmers Time Note
1  United States Julia Smit (1:01.94)
Michelle McKeehan (1:08.59)
Kathleen Hersey (58.57)
Maritza Correia (55.50)
4:04.60 CR
2  Canada Liz Wycliffe (1:02.35)
Annamay Pierse (1:08.35)
Stephanie Horner (1:00.99)
Chanelle Charron-Watson (56.16)
4:07.85
3  Bahamas Alana Dillette (1:04.16)
Alicia Lightbourne (1:12.86)
Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (1:03.69)
Nikia Deveaux (58.26)
4:18.97
4  Venezuela Erin Volcán (1:05.98)
Daniela Victoria (1:13.67)
María Rodríguez (1:04.48)
Arlene Semeco (57.01)
4:21.14
5  Peru Slavica Pavic (1:10.62)
Valeria Silva (1:16.50)
María Torres (1:12.00)
Massie Carrillo (1:01.87)
4:40.99
6  Honduras Laura Páz (1:13.13)
Karen Poujol (1:21.75)
Sharon Fajardo (1:06.59)
Laura Leiva (1:04.91)
4:46.38
--  Mexico Fernanda González (1:05.04)
Adriana Marmolejo (1:13.19)
Alma Arciniega (1:04.32)
Liliana Ibáñez
DQ
--  Brazil Fabíola Molina (1:01.98)
Tatiane Sakemi (1:12.26)
Daiene Dias (1:00.18)
Rebeca Gusmão (54.85)
4:09.27 Result nullified
See Rebeca Gusmão entry
for explanation

Preliminaries

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The heats was held on July 20.[3][4]

Place Country Swimmers Time Note
1  Canada Caitilin Meredith (1:03.63)
Jillian Tyler (1:10.74)
Stephanie Horner (1:01.86)
Elizabeth Collins (55.99)
4:12.22 Q
2  United States Brielle White (1:02.60)
Michelle McKeehan (1:11.10)
Kathleen Hersey (1:00.58)
Maritza Correia (58.34)
4:12.62 Q
3  Bahamas Alana Dillette (1:05.67)
Alicia Lightbourne (1:15.33)
Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (1:04.09)
Nikia Deveaux (58.61)
4:23.70 Q
4  Brazil Fernanda Alvarenga (1:08.18)
Mariana Katsuno (1:13.99)
Gabriella Silva (1:01.22)
Flávia Delaroli (1:01.85)
4:25.24 Q
5  Venezuela Jeserick Pinto (1:08.78)
Gloria González (1:16.13)
Andreina Pinto (1:06.72)
Ximena Vilar (1:01.06)
4:32.69 Q
6  Mexico Fernanda González (1:05.22)
Adriana Marmolejo (1:25.58)
Alma Arciniega (1:05.53)
Sandra Alanis (1:00.54)
4:36.87 Q
7  Peru Slavica Pavic (1:11.21)
Valeria Silva (1:17.92)
María Torres (1:10.49)
Massie Carrillo (1:03.24)
4:42.86 Q
8  Honduras Laura Páz (1:14.89)
Karen Poujol (1:23.58)
Sharon Fajardo (1:08.05)
Laura Leiva (1:05.22)
4:51.74 Q
9  Argentina


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References

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