Phelps, Soni Win Titles at US Nationals

World and Olympic champion Michael Phelps won the 100-meter butterfly at the U.S. national championships on Thursday night with the fastest time in the world this year.Phelps led all the way and touched in 50.65 seconds, easily topping the previous quickest time of 51.70 set by Evgeny Korotyshkin of Russia. 
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Tyler McGill was second in 52.20, and Timothy Phillips took third. Backstroke specialist Aaron Peirsol finished fourth.
The men's 50 freestyle was swum under protest, with Olympian Nathan Adrian declared the official winner after touching first in 21.70 seconds.
"That's the strongest I've felt in the water in a long time," he said.
Olympian Cullen Jones and Josh Schneider of Cincinnati, Ohio, tied for second at 21.97, but places two through eight were not declared official pending an appeal to USA Swimming's board of directors that was expected to be heard Friday.
The controversy involved Schneider,. then you might not have a clue about current fashion trends.fashion accessories who was entered in the morning heats of the 100 butterfly and 50 free. He failed to show up or scratch out of the fly, which according to the rules meant he was ineligible to swim the rest of the day. His only other event Thursday was the 50 free.
Schneider said he didn't know he had been entered in the 100 fly. He recently left Ohio to train in North Carolina.
"It's something I've never trained for," he said. "I didn't even look in the heat sheet for my name."
Schneider's coach, David Marsh, appealed to the meet referee, who upheld the rule that he not be allowed to swim. However, he was allowed to swim the prelims under protest while Marsh appealed to the meet jury.