Women 100m Breaststroke Swimming XXIV Olympic Games 1988 Seoul, South Korea - Friday, 23rd September - Gold Medal:
Final timegapLY50m
1. Tanya Bogomilova-DangalakovaBUL Bulgaria1:07.95OR-2431.90s
2. Antoaneta FrenkevaBUL Bulgaria1:08.74+0.79s-1732.43s
3. Silke HörnerGDR East Germany1:08.83+0.88s-2331.58s
4. Allison HigsonCAN Canada1:08.86+0.91s-1532.18s
5. Yelena VolkovaURS Soviet Union1:09.24+1.29s-2032.87s
6. Tracey McfarlaneUSA United States1:09.60+1.65s-2233.02s
7. Xiaomin HuangCHN China1:10.53+2.58s-1833.64s
8. Annett RexGDR East Germany1:10.67+2.72s-1833.04s
1992 Women 100m BreaststrokeWomen 100m Breaststroke History1984 Women 100m Breaststroke
Final B timegapLY50m
9. Svetlana KuzminaURS Soviet Union1:10.42 -1933.31s
10.Keltie DugganCAN Canada1:10.58+0.16s-1832.94s
11.Ingrid LempereurBEL Belgium1:10.86+0.44s-1933.63s
12.Manuela Dalla ValleITA Italy1:10.95+0.53s-2533.70s
13.Susan JohnsonUSA United States1:11.08+0.66s-1933.46s
14.Gabriella CsepeHUN Hungary1:11.24+0.82s-1533.53s
15.Lara HooiveldAUS Australia1:11.26+0.84s-1733.13s
16.Suki BrownsdonGBR Great Britain1:11.95+1.53s-2233.65s
World Record: Silke Hörner, East Germany 1:07.91 Strasbourg, France 21 August 1987
Olympic Record: Petra van Staveren, Netherlands 1:09.88 Los Angeles, United States, 2 August 1984
Todor 66index Swimming OG
index Seoul 1988index Swimming Seoul 1988
Men 50m FreestyleWomen 50m Freestyle
Men 100m FreestyleWomen 100m Freestyle
Men 200m FreestyleWomen 200m Freestyle
Men 400m FreestyleWomen 400m Freestyle
Men 1500m FreestyleWomen 800m Freestyle
Men 100m BackstrokeWomen 100m Backstroke
Men 200m BackstrokeWomen 200m Backstroke
Men 100m BreaststrokeWomen 100m Breaststroke
Men 200m BreaststrokeWomen 200m Breaststroke
Men 100m ButterflyWomen 100m Butterfly
Men 200m ButterflyWomen 200m Butterfly
Men 200m MedleyWomen 200m Medley
Men 400m MedleyWomen 400m Medley
Men 4x100m Freestyle RelayWomen 4x100m Freestyle Relay
Men 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Men 4x100m Medley RelayWomen 4x100m Medley Relay
After the 1986 World Championships, Bulgaria's Tanya Dangalakova took a year off from competition, giving birth to a daughter, Anna, born in June 1987. She required further surgery in October 1987, and was hoping just to win a medal in Seoul, as the gold medal in the 100 breast was conceded to East German Silke Hörner, who had already won the 200 breaststroke in world record time, with Dangalakova fourth. In qualifying Dangalakova and Hörner tied for the best time with 1:08.35. Dangalakova realized that the prelims had felt easy and actually predicted that she could break the world record in the final.
That was not to be, but she did win the gold medal. Hörner led the final at 50 metres in world record pace, but Dangalakova was on her shoulder, and the Bulgarian had much more left, coming home for gold in 1:07.95, the second fastest time ever, behind Hörner's world record. Dangalakova's teammate Antoaneta Frenkeva also finished strongly and passed Hörner for the silver.

Heats - Friday, 23rd September

Best 8 times advanced to Final. Next 8 to Final B.
Heat 6 timegapLYRk50m
1. Silke HörnerGDR East Germany1:08.35=OR-231.31.84s
2. Allison HigsonCAN Canada1:09.39+1.04s-153.32.74s
3. Ingrid LempereurBEL Belgium1:11.00+2.65s-1911.34.07s
4. Susan JohnsonUSA United States1:11.09+2.74s-1912.32.94s
5. Gabriella CsepeHUN Hungary1:11.10+2.75s-1513.33.71s
6. Lara HooiveldAUS Australia1:11.40+3.05s-1715.33.65s
7. Dorota ChylakownaPOL Poland1:12.38+4.03s-2119.34.24s
8. Hiroko NagasakiJPN Japan1:16.63+8.28s-2034.36.15s
Heat 5 timegapLYRk50m
1. Antoaneta FrenkevaBUL Bulgaria1:10.09+1.74s-175.33.25s
2. Annett RexGDR East Germany1:10.61+2.26s-187.32.56s
3. Xiaomin HuangCHN China1:10.78+2.43s-188.33.79s
4. Svetlana KuzminaURS Soviet Union1:10.83+2.48s-199.33.65s
5. Keltie DugganCAN Canada1:10.95+2.60s-1810.33.54s
6. Manuela Dalla ValleITA Italy1:11.25+2.90s-2514.33.27s
7. Linda MoesNED Netherlands1:11.84+3.49s-1617.33.71s
8. Margaret Kelly-HohmannGBR Great Britain1:12.67+4.32s-3220.33.92s
Heat 4 timegapLYRk50m
1. Tanya Bogomilova-DangalakovaBUL Bulgaria1:08.35OR-241.32.15s
2. Yelena VolkovaURS Soviet Union1:09.86+1.51s-204.32.87s
2. Tracey McfarlaneUSA United States1:10.59+2.24s-226.32.64s
4. Suki BrownsdonGBR Great Britain1:11.66+3.31s-2216.33.43s
5. Britta DahmFRG West Germany1:12.98+4.63s-2022.33.98s
6. Pascaline LouvrierFRA France1:13.21+4.86s-1624.34.24s
7. Hui-Ling ChenCHN China1:13.65+5.30s-1727.34.96s
-. Heike EsserFRG West GermanyDNS -15
Heat 3 timegapLYRk50m
1. Sung-Won ParkKOR South Korea1:12.32+3.97s-1618.34.51s
2. Brigitte BecueBEL Belgium1:12.90+4.55s-1621.35.49s
3. Ragnheildur RunolfsdottirISL Iceland1:13.01+4.66s-2123.34.02s
4. Yoshie NishiokaJPN Japan1:13.36+5.01s-1425.35.18s
5. Virginie BojarynFRA France1:13.55+5.20s-1726.35.12s
6. Nancy Arendt-KempLUX Luxembourg1:14.99+6.64s-1929.35.36s
7. Patricia BrulhartSUI Switzerland1:15.00+6.65s-2030.35.36s
8. Kornelia StawickaPOL Poland1:15.41+7.06s-1531.36.81s
Heat 2 timegapLYRk50m
1. Karen HorningPER Peru1:14.03+5.68s-2128.35.13s
2. Carwai SetoTPE Taiwan1:15.47+7.12s-1532.35.59s
3. Alicia Maria BoscattoARG Argentina1:15.67+7.32s-2833.36.30s
4. Sigrid NiehausCRC Costa Rica1:16.65+8.30s-2335.36.08s
5. Valentina AracilARG Argentina1:19.60+11.25s-2237.38.18s
6. Dipika ChanmugganSRI Sri Lanka1:20.18+11.83s-1638.37.91s
7. Kimberley ChenTPE Taiwan1:20.95+12.6s-2139.38.17s
-. Annemarie MunkHKG Hong KongDNS -14
Heat 1 timegapLYRk50m
1. Montserrat HidalgoCRC Costa Rica1:18.42+10.07s-2036.37.11s
2. Katerine MorenoBOL Bolivia1:22.62+14.27s-1440.39.89s
3. Ana MartinsANG Angola1:24.01+15.66s-1641.39.50s
4. Nadia Vanda Sousa Eloy CruzANG Angola1:24.46+16.11s-1342.39.94s
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