Swimming at The 1979 Pan American Games - Women's Events

Women's Events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m freestyle Cynthia Woodhead (USA) 56.22 Jill Sterkel (USA) 56.24 Gail Amundrud (CAN) 57.79
200 m freestyle Cynthia Woodhead (USA) 1:58.43
WR
Kim Linehan (USA) 2:01.92 Gail Amundrud (CAN) 2:03.38
400 m freestyle Cynthia Woodhead (USA) 4:10.56 Tracy Caulkins (USA) 4:16.13 Wendy Quirk (CAN) 4:17.34
800 m freestyle Kim Linehan (USA) 8:39.82 Jennifer Hooker (USA) 8:50.71 Barbara Shockey (CAN) 8:54.82
100 m backstroke Linda Jezek (USA) 1:03.33 Cheryl Gibson (CAN) 1:05.17 Teresa Rivera (MEX) 1:06.87
200 m backstroke Linda Jezek (USA) 2:16.07 Cheryl Gibson (CAN) 2:17.58 Libby Kinkead (USA) 2:20.19
100 m breaststroke Tami Paumier (USA) 1:12.20 Tracy Caulkins (USA) 1:12.52 Anne Gagnon (CAN) 1:14.38
200 m breaststroke Anne Gagnon (CAN) 2:35.75 Joanne Bédard (CAN) 2:40.22 Patricia Speeds (USA) 2:40.79
100 m butterfly Jill Sterkel (USA) 1:00.53 Lisa Buese (USA) 1:00.59 Nancy Garapick (CAN) 1:02.96
200 m butterfly Mary T. Meagher (USA) 2:09.77
WR
Karinne Miller (USA) 2:15.05 Nancy Garapick (CAN) 2:16.40
200 m individual medley Tracy Caulkins (USA) 2:16.11 Nancy Garapick (CAN) 2:19.36 Anne Tweedy (USA) 2:20.33
400 m individual medley Tracy Caulkins (USA) 4:46.05 Anne Tweedy (USA) 4:47.19 Nancy Garapick (CAN) 4:53.37
4×100 m freestyle relay UNITED STATES
Stephanie Elkins
Tracy Caulkins
Jill Sterkel
Cynthia Woodhead
3:45.82 CANADA
Gail Amundrud
Carol Klimpel
Anne Jardin
Wendy Quirk
3:50.18 MEXICO
Teresa Rivera
Isabel Reuss
Yvonne Guerrero
Helen Plachinski
4:02.05
4×100 m medley relay UNITED STATES
Linda Jezek
Tracy Caulkins
Jill Sterkel
Cynthia Woodhead
4:13.24 CANADA
Cheryl Gibson
Anne Gagnon
Nancy Garapick
Gail Amundrud
4:20.16 MEXICO
Teresa Rivera
Elke Holtz
Helen Plachinski
Inez Guerrero
4:30.59

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