David Morgan Flies To 4th in World in 100 Fly

Photo Courtesy: Singapore Swimming Federation

David Morgan raced his way to the men’s 100-meter fly gold medal with a time of 51.64 at the 2016 Australian Nationals. That swim put him fourth in the world rankings behind Li Zhuhao (51.24), Konrad Czerniak (51.31) and Laszlo Cseh (51.40).

Grant Irvine gained second overall in a time of 51.76 to move to sixth in the world rankings, while Daniel Lester placed third in 52.33.

Christopher Wright (52.60), Keiran Qaium (52.67), Tommaso D’Orsogna (52.68), Nathaniel Romeo (52.90) and Hugo Morris (53.30) also competed in the finale.

                         === Finals ===                          
 
  1 MORGAN, DAVID    22 TSS                 52.69      51.64.  897  
    r:+0.61  24.28        51.64 (27.36)
  2 IRVINE, GRANT    25 STPET               52.09      51.76.  891  
    r:+0.68  24.37        51.76 (27.39)
  3 LESTER, DANIEL   25 LAWNT               52.65      52.33   862  
    r:+0.66  23.95        52.33 (28.38)
  4 WRIGHT, CHRISTO  27 STHPT               52.49      52.60   849  
    r:+0.66  24.58        52.60 (28.02)
  5 QAIUM, KEIRAN    23 SYDU                52.69      52.67   846  
    r:+0.64  24.82        52.67 (27.85)
  6 D'ORSOGNA, TOMM  25 COMM                52.86      52.68   845  
    r:+0.66  24.59        52.68 (28.09)
  7 ROMEO, NATHANIE  22 SOSC                53.08      52.90   835  
    r:+0.59  24.55        52.90 (28.35)
  8 MORRIS, HUGO     21 CBRA                53.56      53.30   816  
    r:+0.65  24.70        53.30 (28.60)

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Kenny Richardson

8 years ago

TSS legend.

Ashleigh Olive

8 years ago

Jade Morgan

Sherif Ramses Ebbo

8 years ago

Islam EL-Nahas Australia shaklaha hata5od kol el tatabo3at