CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, June 7. ROBERT Hurley added his fifth and sixth gold medals of the meet with a double on the third day of swimming at the Oceania Championships held in Christchurch, New Zealand.<\/p>\n
Hurley first snagged the 400 free title with a time of 3:53.56, before touching first in the 200 back with a time of 2:01.23. Both times were meet records.<\/p>\n
In other men's action, New Zealand's Glenn Snyders won the 50 breast in a meet-record 29.23, while Papau New Guinea's Ryan Pini claimed the 100 fly in a meet-record 52.33.<\/p>\n
For the women, Amy Smith of Australia won another gold medal at the meet with a meet-record 59.96 in the 100 fly. Compatriot Jessica Legge took home the 50 breast title in a meet-record 32.22.<\/p>\n
New Zealand's Lauren Boyle topped the 400 free in 4:14.29, while teammate Melissa Ingram touched first in the 200 back with a meet-record 2:11.03.<\/p>\n
Results Day Three<\/b>
\nFemale:
\n50m breaststroke J Legge (AUS) 32.22 (CR) A Carey (NZL) 33.14 K Pilgrim (AUS) 33.76
\n400m freestyle L Boyle (NZL) 4:14.29 M-L Barnes (AUS) 4:16.45 J Powell (AUS) 4:16.73
\n100m butterfly A Smith (AUS) 59.96 (CR) L Coster (NZL) 1:00.07 J Ash (AUS) 1:01.29
\n200m backstroke M Ingram (NZL) 2:11.03 (CR) Siobhan Keane (AUS) 2:14.55 B-R Taylor (AUS) 2:17.32
\n4x100m freestyle relay Australia A (O Halicek, R Ohlwein, K Pilgrim, M Dingjan) 3:47.32 New Zealand 4:00.19 New Caledonia 4:08.03<\/p>\n
Male:
\n50m breaststroke G Snyders (NZL) 29.23 (CR) J Stacey (AUS) 29.09 S Debaere (Tahiti) 30.12
\n400m freestyle R Hurley (AUS) 3:53.56 (CR) T Pasialis (AUS) 3:54.77 B Murphy (NZL) 4:00.81
\n100m butterfly R Pini (PNG) 52.33 (CR) C Swanepoel (NZL) 53.75 C Wright (AUS) 54.43
\n200m backstroke R Hurley (AUS) 2:01.23 (CR) C Stanley (NZL) 2:02.08 J Zulch (NZL) 2:04.35
\n4x100m freestyle relay New Zealand A 3:19.91 (CR) Australia (R Turner, C Wright, M Brooks, R Hurley) 3:22.84 New Caledonia 3:35.12<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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