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<\/p>\nMELBOURNE, Australia, September 24. ROBERT Hurley completed the Australian Short Course Championships with his fourth and fifth titles of the meet.<\/p>\n
Hurley first won the men's 200 back with a time of 1:53.33, while Daniel Arnamnart took second in 1:54.03. Chris Walker-Hebborn finished third in 1:54.64.<\/p>\n
Hurley then claimed the title in the men's 1500 free with a time of 14:55.47, albeit doing so behind ineligible Chris Alderton of Great Britain \u2013 who won the event in 14:52.42. Theodore Pasialis then touched third in 14:58.19.<\/p>\n
Tom Miller opened the night with a win in the men's 100 free. He clocked a time of 47.86, inside the 47.89 Matt Targett used to win the event last year. Mitchell Patterson finished second in 48.10, just ahead of Kyle Richardson's 48.17.<\/p>\n
Amy Cockerton followed with a triumph in the women's 50 back. She touched in 27.69 with Grace Loh taking second in 27.81. Bridget Taylor finished third in 27.94.<\/p>\n
Sarah Katsoulis surfaced from the women's 200 breast with the win in 2:24.25. Tessa Wallace placed third in 2:25.48, while Samantha Marshall took third in 2:25.55.<\/p>\n
Sam Ashby touched first in the men's 100 IM with a time of 54.51, just ahead of Tommy D'Orsogna's 54.81. Stephen Parkes rounded out the podium in 55.20.<\/p>\n
Marieke Guehrer won her third crown of the meet with a 56.96 in the women's 100 fly. Amy Smith finished second in 58.41, while Ellese Zalewski took third in 59.98.<\/p>\n
Christian Sprenger won the men's 50 breast in 26.96, while Matthew Abood (27.67) and Robert van der Zant (28.39) took second and third, respectively.<\/p>\n
Olympic medalist Cate Campbell cruised to victory in the women's 50 free with a time of 23.98. Olivia Halicek finished second in 24.57, while Guehrer wound up third in 24.74.<\/p>\n
Chris Wright then topped the men's 200 fly in near-national record time with a 1:54.00. He finished just off the pace of the 1:53.85 set by Andrew Richard in 2004. Jayden Hadler placed second in 1:56.11, while Lachlan Staples took third in 1:56.71.<\/p>\n
In multi-disability events, Samantha Gandolfo claimed the women's 10 & over 50 back in 35.36, while Craig Morgan took home the men's 10 & over 50 back in 28.45. Prue Watt grabbed the women's 10 & over 100 fly in 1:06.60, while Sean Grierson took first in the men's 10 & over 100 fly in 1:19.57.<\/p>\n
Ben Donaldson, Sprenger, Wright and Richardson closed down the meet with a victory in the men's 400 medley relay by way of a 3:32.81.<\/p>\n
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