The 2017 Australian Swimming Championships began Sunday night from Brisbane with World Championship berths on the line. The Aussies are looking to improve on their not so satisfying performance last summer at the Olympics. Olympians Cate Campbell, Bronte Campbell, Cameron McEvoy, Mack Horton, Mitch Larkin and Emma McKeon were all in action on Sunday night as they fought for spots on the World Championship team in Budapest this summer. McEvoy (50 free), Cate Campbell (100 free) and 16-year-old Ariarne Titmus (800 free) raced to the top spot on the world rankings list in their respective events as all of them came away with wins except Campbell, who was beat out by her sister Bronte and McKeon in the 100 free final. A total of eleven World Championship spots were clinched on Sunday night in Brisbane as the five day competition is just starting to heat up.
Men’s 200 Backstroke
Mitch Larkin won the first able bodied final of the night, clinching a trip to Budapest in the process. Larkin led the race throughout and swam a 1:56.66 in the 200 back, good for fourth in the world currently. He sits behind Xu Jiayu (1:55.04), Jacob Pebley (1:55.56) and Matteo Restivo (1:56.55). Larkin won the silver medal at the Olympics last summer. Joining him in Budapest this summer will be Josh Beaver who placed second in the race with a 1:56.95 under the qualifying time of 1:57.12. The time is a bit sluggish for Larkin as his Australian Record from 2015 stands at 1:53.17.
Larkin will be swimming on third World Championship team and will enter Budapest as the defending champion in the event after he won the title in Kazan in 2015. Beaver will be swimming in his second World Championships after also swimming in 2015.
Clyde Lewis, Jared Gilliland, Kazim Boskovic, Bradley Woodward, Tristan Ludlow and Cameron Tysoe also swam in the championship final.
Event 3 Men 200 LC Metre Backstroke
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World: 1:51.92 31/07/2009Aaron Peirsol, USA
Commonwealth: 1:53.17 7/11/2015 Mitch Larkin, Australia
Australian: R 1:53.17 7/11/2015 Mitch Larkin, StPeters Western
All Comers: A 1:53.72 15/12/2015Mitch Larkin, StPeters Western
SALWQT: Q 1:57.12
Title Holder: 1:53.90 12/04/2016Mitch Larkin, StPeters Western
Meet Qualifying: 2:09.80
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== A - Final ===
1 LARKIN, MITCH 23 UNAQ 1:58.06 1:56.66Q 882
r:+0.66 27.12 56.61 (29.49)
1:26.59 (29.98) 1:56.66 (30.07)
2 BEAVER, JOSHUA 24 NUN 1:59.01 1:56.95Q 876
r:+0.51 27.48 57.07 (29.59)
1:27.18 (30.11) 1:56.95 (29.77)
3 LEWIS, CLYDE 19 STPETERSWESTERN 1:58.91 1:58.83 835
r:+0.61 27.69 57.73 (30.04)
1:28.43 (30.70) 1:58.83 (30.40)
4 GILLILAND, JARE 22 CHANDLER 1:59.47 1:59.80 815
r:+0.99 28.09 58.00 (29.91)
1:28.87 (30.87) 1:59.80 (30.93)
5 BOSKOVIC, KAZIM 21 NUN 2:01.01 2:00.45 802
r:+0.58 28.18 58.99 (30.81)
1:30.03 (31.04) 2:00.45 (30.42)
6 WOODWARD, BRADL 18 MINGARA SWIMMING 2:01.42 2:00.85 794
r:+0.73 28.42 58.80 (30.38)
1:29.93 (31.13) 2:00.85 (30.92)
7 LUDLOW, TRISTAN 19 RACKLEY 1:59.55 2:01.29 785
r:+0.65 28.14 58.32 (30.18)
1:29.53 (31.21) 2:01.29 (31.76)
8 TYSOE, CAMERON 20 GIND 2:00.97 2:02.08 770
r:+0.66 28.24 58.69 (30.45)
1:30.53 (31.84) 2:02.08 (31.55)
Men’s 100 Butterfly
David Morgan repeated in the 100 butterfly, but missed on the automatic qualifying time for Budapest this summer. Morgan won the final on Sunday with a 51.81, missing the 51.51 qualifying time. Grant Irvine was second in the race. Both of those swimmers will also have strong chances of making the World Championship team in the 200 butterfly later on in the meet. Morgan and Irvine also both swam at the Olympics last summer, qualifying for the semi-finals for the 100.
Despite missing on the automatic qualifying time, Morgan is third in the world behind Chad Le Clos (51.29) and Li Zhuhao (51.34). Brayden McCarthy, Nicholas Brown, Christopher Raven, Bowen Gough, Cameron Jones and Edward Marks also competed in the championship final.
Event 4 Men 100 LC Metre Butterfly
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World: 49.82 1/08/2009 Michael Phelps, USA
Commonwealth: 50.39 12/08/2016Joseph Schooling, Singapore
Australian: R 50.85 1/08/2009 Andrew Lauterstein, SOPAC
All Comers: A 50.77 31/03/2007Michael Phelps, USA
SALWQT: Q 51.51
Title Holder: 51.64 13/04/2016David Morgan, TSS Aquatic
Meet Qualifying: 56.90
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== A - Final ===
1 MORGAN, DAVID 23 TSS AQUATICS 52.69 51.81 889
r:+0.63 24.72 51.81 (27.09)
2 IRVINE, GRANT 26 STPETERSWESTERN 53.31 52.08 875
r:+0.68 24.59 52.08 (27.49)
3 MCCARTHY, BRAYD 19 BOND 52.98 52.43 857
r:+0.66 24.65 52.43 (27.78)
4 BROWN, NICHOLAS 21 WSS 53.41 53.07 827
r:+0.70 25.35 53.07 (27.72)
5 RAVEN, CHRISTOP 23 USC SPARTANS 52.77 53.17 822
r:+0.73 24.96 53.17 (28.21)
6 GOUGH, BOWEN 18 NUN 53.53 53.49 807
r:+0.69 25.13 53.49 (28.36)
7 JONES, CAMERON 20 STPETERSWESTERN 53.49 53.82 793
r:+0.67 24.88 53.82 (28.94)
8 MARKS, EDWARD 20 CARL 53.76 53.92 788
r:+0.61 25.06 53.92 (28.86)
Women’s 100 Freestyle
After Cate Campbell’s stellar 52.78 in the heats, many wondered if another 52 low was in the world record holder. But it was not Cate who won the final on Sunday, but it was her sister Bronte Campbell who stole the show with a 52.85 for her first national title in the event. Perhaps more shocking, Emma McKeon finished second, overtaking Cate on the second 50. McKeon was second at 53.12 after placing third behind the Campbell sisters for so many years.
Cate has already indicated she will not be competing individually in Budapest this summer, but also has not ruled out the potential for a relay swim. Even if Cate elects not to swim in the relay, the Aussies still have a very formidable team with Bronte, McKeon, Shayna Jack (53.40) and Madison Wilson (54.33) to try and defend their world title from 2015, as well as their Olympic title from last summer. Bronte, McKeon and Jack all finished under the A-qualifying time that was 53.92. Bronte’s time is now second in the world behind Cate’s heat swim, while McKeon is third.
Brittany Elmslie (54.38), Emily Seebohm (54.39) and Kotuku Ngawati (54.52) also competed in the championship final.
Event 5 Women 100 LC Metre Freestyle
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World: 52.06 2/07/2016 Cate Campbell, Australia
Commonwealth: 52.06 2/07/2016 Cate Campbell, Australia
Australian: R 52.06 16/07/2016Cate Campbell, Commercial
All Comers: A 52.06 2/07/2016 Cate Campbell, Commercial
SALWQT: Q 53.92
Title Holder: 52.38 12/04/2016Cate Campbell, Commercial
Meet Qualifying: 57.90
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== A - Final ===
1 CAMPBELL, BRONT 22 COMMERCIAL 53.54 52.85Q 955
r:+0.71 25.70 52.85 (27.15)
2 MCKEON, EMMA 22 STPETERSWESTERN 53.26 53.12Q 941
r:+0.71 25.53 53.12 (27.59)
3 CAMPBELL, CATE 24 COMMERCIAL 52.78 53.30Q 931
r:+0.80 25.41 53.30 (27.89)
4 JACK, SHAYNA 18 COMMERCIAL 53.60 53.40Q 926
r:+0.71 25.62 53.40 (27.78)
5 WILSON, MADISON 22 STPETERSWESTERN 54.29 54.33 879
r:+0.71 26.39 54.33 (27.94)
6 ELMSLIE, BRITTA 22 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 54.64 54.38 877
r:+0.74 26.66 54.38 (27.72)
7 SEEBOHM, EMILY 24 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 54.59 54.39 876
r:+0.69 26.24 54.39 (28.15)
8 NGAWATI, KOTUKU 22 MVC 54.44 54.52 870
r:+0.69 26.50 54.52 (28.02)
Women’s 800 Freestyle
The upsets kept on rolling on Sunday night in Brisbane at the 2017 Australian Swimming Championships as big favorite and Australian record holder Jess Ashwood was upset in the 800 free final by 16-year-old Ariarne Titmus. Titmus took an early lead on the defending champion and Olympian and never relinquished it as she won her first national title with an 8:23.08, under the qualifying time for World Championships.
Ashwood was second at 8:25.61, off her 8:18.14 national record from last year. Ashwood will still make the team for Budapest as she was also under the qualifying time that was an 8:26.96. Titmus is now the number one ranked swimmer in the world in the 800, unseating Simoana Quadarella of Italy (8:25.08). Ashwood is now ranked third in the world behind Titmus and Quadarella. Titmus is also now the fifth fastest Australian of all-time in the event behind Ashwood, Kylie Palmer (8:22.81), Katie Goldman (8:22.83) and Julie McDonald (8:22.93).
Kiah Melverton, Mikayla Messer, Kareena Lee, Dahlas Rogers, Chelsea Gubecka and Madeleine Gough finished in the top eight.
Event 6 Women 800 LC Metre Freestyle
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World: 8:04.79 18/08/2016Katie Ledecky, USA
Commonwealth: 8:14.10 16/08/2008Rebecca Adlington, GBR
Australian: R 8:18.14 5/06/2016 Jessica Ashwood, Chandler
All Comers: A 8:11.35 21/08/2014Katie Ledecky, USA
SALWQT: Q 8:26.96
Title Holder: 8:18.42 13/04/2016Jessica Ashwood, Chandler
Meet Qualifying: 9:02.00
Name Age Team Seed Finals FINA
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1 TITMUS, ARIARNE 16 STPETERSWESTERN 8:37.50 8:23.08Q 894
r:+0.76 28.99 59.83 (30.84)
1:30.98 (31.15) 2:02.23 (31.25)
2:33.66 (31.43) 3:05.28 (31.62)
3:36.89 (31.61) 4:08.95 (32.06)
4:40.60 (31.65) 5:12.71 (32.11)
5:44.63 (31.92) 6:16.87 (32.24)
6:48.71 (31.84) 7:20.94 (32.23)
7:52.53 (31.59) 8:23.08 (30.55)
2 ASHWOOD, JESSIC 23 CHANDLER 8:18.14 8:25.61Q 881
r:+0.79 29.23 1:00.42 (31.19)
1:32.02 (31.60) 2:03.82 (31.80)
2:35.47 (31.65) 3:07.25 (31.78)
3:39.16 (31.91) 4:11.09 (31.93)
4:42.84 (31.75) 5:14.61 (31.77)
5:46.56 (31.95) 6:18.41 (31.85)
6:50.58 (32.17) 7:22.60 (32.02)
7:54.39 (31.79) 8:25.61 (31.22)
3 MELVERTON, KIAH 20 TSS AQUATICS 8:30.97 8:34.76 835
r:+0.73 29.56 1:00.88 (31.32)
1:32.72 (31.84) 2:04.68 (31.96)
2:36.84 (32.16) 3:09.37 (32.53)
3:41.83 (32.46) 4:14.71 (32.88)
4:47.35 (32.64) 5:20.11 (32.76)
5:52.64 (32.53) 6:25.18 (32.54)
6:58.30 (33.12) 7:30.85 (32.55)
8:03.62 (32.77) 8:34.76 (31.14)
4 MESSER, MIKAYLA 17 CHANDLER 8:37.46 8:36.25 828
r:+0.69 30.10 1:01.91 (31.81)
1:34.39 (32.48) 2:06.93 (32.54)
2:39.13 (32.20) 3:11.37 (32.24)
3:43.89 (32.52) 4:16.22 (32.33)
4:48.46 (32.24) 5:21.10 (32.64)
5:53.87 (32.77) 6:26.46 (32.59)
6:59.14 (32.68) 7:31.74 (32.60)
8:04.57 (32.83) 8:36.25 (31.68)
5 LEE, KAREENA 23 MTCRKMOOL'ABA 8:31.06 8:37.03 824
r:+0.79 29.76 1:01.72 (31.96)
1:34.10 (32.38) 2:06.57 (32.47)
2:39.05 (32.48) 3:11.92 (32.87)
3:44.68 (32.76) 4:17.38 (32.70)
4:49.97 (32.59) 5:22.71 (32.74)
5:55.27 (32.56) 6:28.34 (33.07)
7:01.14 (32.80) 7:33.97 (32.83)
8:06.33 (32.36) 8:37.03 (30.70)
6 ROGERS, DAHLAS 22 GOOD SHEPHERD 8:43.44 8:41.29 804
r:+0.71 29.36 1:00.95 (31.59)
1:33.36 (32.41) 2:05.67 (32.31)
2:38.05 (32.38) 3:10.48 (32.43)
3:43.17 (32.69) 4:15.76 (32.59)
4:48.48 (32.72) 5:21.28 (32.80)
5:54.57 (33.29) 6:27.69 (33.12)
7:01.26 (33.57) 7:34.87 (33.61)
8:08.56 (33.69) 8:41.29 (32.73)
7 GUBECKA, CHELSE 18 KAWANA WATERS 8:44.35 8:42.32 799
r:+0.56 29.90 1:01.85 (31.95)
2:39.42 (1:37.57) 2:06.75 ( )
3:44.89 (1:38.14) 3:12.17 ( )
4:18.03 ( )
4:51.11 (33.08) 5:24.37 (33.26)
5:57.51 (33.14) 6:30.80 (33.29)
7:04.10 (33.30) 7:37.56 (33.46)
8:10.50 (32.94) 8:42.32 (31.82)
8 GOUGH, MADELEIN 17 TSS AQUATICS 8:41.63 8:43.27 795
r:+0.82 29.96 1:02.01 (32.05)
1:34.52 (32.51) 2:06.79 (32.27)
2:39.71 (32.92) 3:12.71 (33.00)
3:45.79 (33.08) 4:18.69 (32.90)
4:51.71 (33.02) 5:24.83 (33.12)
5:57.94 (33.11) 6:31.06 (33.12)
7:04.33 (33.27) 7:37.59 (33.26)
8:10.89 (33.30) 8:43.27 (32.38)
Men’s 50 Freestyle
Cameron McEvoy raced to the number one time in the world for 2017 in the 50 free as he picked up his third straight World Championship berth. McEvoy swam a 21.55 in the 50 on Sunday night, the fastest time in the world ahead of Great Britain’s Ben Proud (21.74). McEvoy will be joined in Budapest by James Roberts who finished second at 21.91, under the qualifying time. Roberts is now third in the world for 2017.
McEvoy was a little off his 21.44 from last year’s Australian Championships. He will be looking to have a better World Championships after he was 11th in the 50 at the Olympics last summer. McEvoy now has made his third straight World Championships team. Roberts will also be swimming on his third World Championships team after qualifying in 2011 and 2013. Will Stockwell, Brayden McCarthy, David Morgan, Andrew Abood, Louis Townsend and Alexander Graham also swam in the championship final.
Event 7 Men 50 LC Metre Freestyle
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World: 20.91 18/12/2009Cesar Cielo, Brazil
Commonwealth: 21.19 26/11/2009Ashley Callus, Australia
Australian: R 21.19 26/11/2009Ashley Callus, North End
All Comers: A 21.19 26/11/2009Ashely Callus, North End
SALWQT: Q 22.02
Title Holder: 21.44 13/04/2016Cameron McEvoy, Bond
Meet Qualifying: 23.90
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== A - Final ===
1 MCEVOY, CAMERON 22 BOND 21.73 21.55Q 913
r:+0.50
2 ROBERTS, JAMES 25 SOMERSET GC 22.38 21.91Q 869
r:+0.58
3 STOCKWELL, WILL 21 COMMERCIAL 22.74 22.33 821
r:+0.52
4 MCCARTHY, BRAYD 19 BOND 22.95 22.40 813
r:+0.56
5 MORGAN, DAVID 23 TSS AQUATICS 22.91 22.55 797
r:+0.49
6 ABOOD, ANDREW 26 MARI 22.63 22.66 785
r:+0.63
7 TOWNSEND, LOUIS 19 RACKLEY 22.61 22.67 784
r:+0.51
8 GRAHAM, ALEXAND 21 BOND 22.52 22.70 781
r:+0.61
Men’s 400 Freestyle
Defending Olympic champion Mack Horton started off his 2017 campaign with a spot on the World Championship team in Budapest for his third straight national title. Horton won the 400 free on Sunday night with a 3:44.18, out-racing David McKeon at 3:46.90, who will represent the Aussies in Budapest. McKeon out-touched Jack McLoughlin over the last 50 at 3:46.96.
Horton won the Olympic gold last summer with a 3:41 and will be swimming in his second straight World Championships after falling ill in Kazan two years ago and failing to reach the final in the 400. Horton is now ranked second in the world in 2017 behind Italian Gabriele Detti (3:43.46). McKeon and McLoughlin are now third and fourth in the world. McLoughlin will have a better chance to make the World Championship team in the 800 and 1500 later on.
Joshua Parrish, Jacob Vincent, Eli Winnington, Ethan Owens and Joshua Hertz also competed in the championship final.
Event 10 Men 400 LC Metre Freestyle
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World: 3:40.07 26/07/2009Paul Biedermann, Germany
Commonwealth: 3:40.08 30/07/2002Ian Thorpe, Australia
Australian: R 3:40.08 30/07/2002Ian Thorpe, SLC Aquadot
All Comers: A 3:40.54 18/03/2002Ian Thorpe, SLC Aquadot
SALWQT: Q 3:47.19
Title Holder: 3:41.65 7/04/2016 Mack Horton, Melb. Vicentre
Meet Qualifying: 4:06.00
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== A - Final ===
1 HORTON, MACK 20 MVC 3:49.52 3:44.18Q 946
r:+0.73 26.25 54.28 (28.03)
1:22.95 (28.67) 1:51.45 (28.50)
2:19.85 (28.40) 2:48.24 (28.39)
3:16.48 (28.24) 3:44.18 (27.70)
2 MCKEON, DAVID 24 STPETERSWESTERN 3:49.23 3:46.90Q 912
r:+0.69 25.75 53.68 (27.93)
1:22.08 (28.40) 1:50.76 (28.68)
2:19.61 (28.85) 2:48.89 (29.28)
3:18.32 (29.43) 3:46.90 (28.58)
3 MCLOUGHLIN, JAC 22 CHANDLER 3:49.79 3:46.96Q 911
r:+0.69 25.91 53.94 (28.03)
1:22.46 (28.52) 1:51.32 (28.86)
2:19.94 (28.62) 2:49.10 (29.16)
3:18.54 (29.44) 3:46.96 (28.42)
4 PARRISH, JOSHUA 19 TSS AQUATICS 3:55.90 3:50.31 872
r:+0.70 26.49 55.78 (29.29)
1:25.37 (29.59) 1:55.23 (29.86)
2:24.91 (29.68) 2:54.06 (29.15)
3:22.36 (28.30) 3:50.31 (27.95)
5 VINCENT, JACOB 18 MIAMI 3:54.59 3:52.22 851
r:+0.72 27.28 56.60 (29.32)
1:25.99 (29.39) 1:55.73 (29.74)
2:25.21 (29.48) 2:54.63 (29.42)
3:23.81 (29.18) 3:52.22 (28.41)
6 WINNINGTON, ELI 16 BOND 3:55.11 3:54.65 824
r:+0.66 26.30 55.41 (29.11)
1:24.72 (29.31) 1:54.89 (30.17)
2:25.04 (30.15) 2:55.46 (30.42)
3:25.15 (29.69) 3:54.65 (29.50)
7 OWENS, ETHAN 20 MARI 3:56.54 3:55.84 812
r:+0.77 27.57 57.02 (29.45)
1:26.75 (29.73) 1:56.80 (30.05)
2:26.87 (30.07) 2:56.86 (29.99)
3:27.06 (30.20) 3:55.84 (28.78)
8 HERTZ, JOSHUA 21 SOSC 3:55.18 3:55.87 812
r:+0.72 27.24 56.48 (29.24)
1:26.12 (29.64) 1:56.11 (29.99)
2:26.27 (30.16) 2:56.38 (30.11)
3:26.89 (30.51) 3:55.87 (28.98)
Women’s 50 Breaststroke
After a couple of key scratches from Georgia Bohl, Jessica Hansen, Aisling Scott and Tessa Wallace, the field was wide open for a new national champion as this race did not serve as qualification for the World Championships. With all of the big names absent, Jenna Strauch took home the title with a 32.11 ahead of Chelsea Hodges (32.51) and Georgia Wells (32.85).
Event 11 Women 50 LC Metre Breaststroke
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World: 29.48 3/08/2013 Ruta Meilutyte, LTU
Commonwealth: 30.11 9/08/2015 Alia Atkinson, Jamaica
Australian: R 30.16 2/08/2009 Sarah Katsoulis, Nunawading
All Comers: A 30.24 7/04/2011 Leiston Pickett, Sthport Olympic
Title Holder: 30.58 13/04/2016Georgia Bohl, StPeters Western
Meet Qualifying: 34.50
Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA
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=== Finals ===
1 STRAUCH, JENNA 20 BOND 32.81 32.11 773
r:+0.62
2 HODGES, CHELSEA 15 SOUTHPORT 32.31 32.51 745
r:+0.64
3 WELLS, GEORGIA 18 COMMERCIAL 32.57 32.85 722
r:+0.55
4 BELLUE, MIA 17 BOND 32.93 32.93 717
r:+0.58
5 VAN BREUGEL, CA 23 WOYW 32.36 33.03 710
r:+0.62
6 SPURR, JUSTINE 22 PERC 33.09 33.08 707
r:+0.53
7 WASHER, EMILY 20 CARL 32.84 33.11 705
r:+0.61
8 EVERINGHAM, MEK 19 TRGR 33.02 33.58 676
r:+0.58
Women’s 100 Breast Multi Class
Tiffany Thomas Kane repeated in the 100 breaststroke multi-class event after winning last year. Kane collected the most power points over anyone in the final for her abilities, despite her time being slower. Madeleine Scott and Paige Leonhardt finished second and third.
Event 1 Women 12 & Over 100 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi Class
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Title Holder: 1:35.32 13/04/2016Tiffany Thomas Kane, Ravenswood
Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS
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=== Finals ===
1 THOMAS KANE, TI 15 RAVN 1:40.23 1:37.92 912
r:+0.61 46.16 1:37.92 (51.76)
2 SCOTT, MADELEIN 24 NUN 1:18.59 1:18.87 876
r:+0.70 36.41 1:18.87 (42.46)
3 LEONHARDT, PAIG 16 EAST BRISBANE 1:21.05 1:21.07 807
r:+0.75 37.63 1:21.07 (43.44)
4 GREENWOOD, JASM 12 BBASC 1:20.59 1:21.84 784
r:+0.76 39.99 1:21.84 (41.85)
5 GETSON, JAIME-L 18 MTOR 1:24.60 1:25.20 619
r:+0.79 39.34 1:25.20 (45.86)
6 STORM, RUBY SB1 13 TRL 1:26.11 1:29.24 539
r:+0.70 40.92 1:29.24 (48.32)
7 HALLIDAY, RUBY 16 BGOLD 1:50.71 1:48.58 535
r:+0.72 51.22 1:48.58 (57.36)
8 HARDING, NIKESH 18 ABTO 1:28.28 1:29.73 530
r:+0.74 42.13 1:29.73 (47.60)
Men’s 100 Breast Multi Class
Ahmed Kelly won the men’s 100 breaststroke multi-class with a 1:52.02, a little off his 1:50.59 from last year. Kelly scored first with 945 points, while Grant Patterson was second with 886 and Blake Cochrane was third with 795.
Event 2 Men 12 & Over 100 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi Class
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Title Holder: 1:50.59 13/04/2016Ahmed Kelly, Melb. Vicentre
Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS
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=== Finals ===
1 KELLY, AHMED SB 25 MVC 1:55.40 1:52.02 945
r:+0.85 54.23 1:52.02 (57.79)
2 PATTERSON, GRAN 27 CENCA 2:18.37 2:18.09 886
1:05.98 2:18.09 (1:12.11)
3 COCHRANE, BLAKE 26 USC SPARTANS 1:19.19 1:18.26 795
r:+0.71 37.01 1:18.26 (41.25)
4 MICHEL, JAKE SB 19 CJ'S 1:12.16 1:12.37 770
r:+0.71 34.29 1:12.37 (38.08)
5 BEKRIC, LIAM SB 16 NWD 1:09.25 1:09.80 756
r:+0.62 32.85 1:09.80 (36.95)
6 PENDLETON, RICK 32 USC SPARTANS 1:12.23 1:11.00 733
r:+0.67 33.31 1:11.00 (37.69)
7 ELIASON, RICHAR 28 GIND 1:13.55 1:14.31 711
r:+0.93 34.50 1:14.31 (39.81)
8 GILSON, DARCY S 15 SNGL 1:13.96 1:14.79 698
r:+0.80 34.90 1:14.79 (39.89)
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