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(female) were named the top swimmers of the series.

Meets

Event Winners

Note: Time listed in the heading are the series records at the start of the 2004-05 World Cup. Bettered records are marked with a "WC" following the time.

50 free

100 free

200 free

400 free

800/1500 free

50 back

100 back

200 back

50 breast

100 breast

200 breast

50 fly

100 fly

200 fly

100 IM

200 IM

400 IM

References

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