=== Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 TITMUS, ARIARNE 17 STPET 4:09.17 4:01.73P 936 \r\n r:+0.76 27.93 58.01 (30.08)\r\n 1:28.33 (30.32) 1:59.00 (30.67)\r\n 2:29.55 (30.55) 3:00.37 (30.82)\r\n 3:31.22 (30.85) 4:01.73 (30.51)\r\n 2 MELVERTON, KIAH 21 TSS AQUATICS 4:11.25 4:06.25P 885 \r\n r:+0.71 28.31 58.98 (30.67)\r\n 1:29.70 (30.72) 2:01.03 (31.33)\r\n 2:32.25 (31.22) 3:04.02 (31.77)\r\n 3:35.51 (31.49) 4:06.25 (30.74)\r\n 3 SHERIDAN, MIKKA 23 USC SPARTANS 4:12.22 4:09.36 852 \r\n r:+0.71 28.39 59.73 (31.34)\r\n 1:31.77 (32.04) 2:04.00 (32.23)\r\n 2:35.27 (31.27) 3:07.40 (32.13)\r\n 3:38.49 (31.09) 4:09.36 (30.87)\r\n 4 GOUGH, MADELEIN 19 TSS AQUATICS 4:12.61 4:09.42 852 \r\n r:+0.76 28.92 59.90 (30.98)\r\n 1:31.03 (31.13) 2:02.77 (31.74)\r\n 2:34.25 (31.48) 3:06.26 (32.01)\r\n 3:38.01 (31.75) 4:09.42 (31.41)\r\n 5 PALLISTER, LANI 16 ALEXANDRA HLDS 4:13.16 4:10.61 839 \r\n r:+0.70 28.48 59.80 (31.32)\r\n 1:31.46 (31.66) 2:03.75 (32.29)\r\n 2:35.67 (31.92) 3:07.79 (32.12)\r\n 3:39.69 (31.90) 4:10.61 (30.92)\r\n 6 MESSER, MIKAYLA 18 CHANDLER 4:14.98 4:13.44 812 \r\n r:+0.69 29.97 1:01.91 (31.94)\r\n 1:33.90 (31.99) 2:06.04 (32.14)\r\n 2:37.71 (31.67) 3:09.71 (32.00)\r\n 3:41.49 (31.78) 4:13.44 (31.95)\r\n 7 BUCHANAN, CARLA 22 ACACIA BAYSIDE 4:19.17 4:15.02 797 \r\n r:+0.73 29.43 1:02.05 (32.62)\r\n 1:34.12 (32.07) 2:06.96 (32.84)\r\n 2:38.36 (31.40) 3:10.90 (32.54)\r\n 3:42.64 (31.74) 4:15.02 (32.38)\r\n 8 ASHWOOD, JESSIC 25 CHANDLER 4:17.91 4:15.55 792 \r\n r:+0.75 29.33 1:00.79 (31.46)\r\n 1:32.64 (31.85) 2:05.11 (32.47)\r\n 2:37.36 (32.25) 3:10.25 (32.89)\r\n 3:43.21 (32.96) 4:15.55 (32.34)\r\n 9 WHITE, JORDAN 24 SLCA 4:17.52 4:19.76 754 \r\n r:+0.67 29.39 1:01.23 (31.84)\r\n 1:33.71 (32.48) 2:06.48 (32.77)\r\n 2:39.42 (32.94) 3:13.04 (33.62)\r\n 3:46.74 (33.70) 4:19.76 (33.02)\r\n 10 JOHNSON, MOESHA 20 COOPERS BURLEIGH 4:19.61 4:20.35 749 \r\n r:+0.76 29.55 1:01.17 (31.62)\r\n 1:33.78 (32.61) 2:06.64 (32.86)\r\n 2:40.03 (33.39) 3:13.57 (33.54)\r\n 3:47.46 (33.89) 4:20.35 (32.89)\r\n<\/pre>\n<\/pre>\nMen’s 400 Free<\/h3>\n
Eli Winnington<\/strong> cruised to victory in the 400 free, breaking the pool record in 3:45.98. It was the sixth-fastest time in the world this year, beating two compatriots who are in the top five.<\/p>\nJack McLoughlin<\/strong> took second in 3:47.74, followed by Mack Horton<\/strong> (3:52.74). Horton has the fastest time this year in the world at 3:43.76. McLoughlin is third in the world this year at 3:45.21.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Event 32 Men 400 LC Metre Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n World: 3:40.07 26\/07\/2009Paul Biedermann, GER\r\n Commonwealth: 3:40.08 30\/07\/2002Ian Thorpe, AUS\r\n Australian: 3:40.08 30\/07\/2002Ian Thorpe, SLC Aquadot\r\n All Comers: 3:40.54 18\/03\/2002Ian Thorpe, AUS\r\n PPQT: P 3:46.14\r\n Meet Qualifying: 4:05.37\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 WINNINGTON, ELI 18 BOND 3:52.04 3:45.98P 923 \r\n r:+0.67 25.52 53.47 (27.95)\r\n 1:21.73 (28.26) 1:50.19 (28.46)\r\n 2:19.13 (28.94) 2:48.10 (28.97)\r\n 3:17.14 (29.04) 3:45.98 (28.84)\r\n 2 MCLOUGHLIN, JAC 23 CHANDLER 3:50.79 3:47.74 902 \r\n r:+0.70 25.90 54.22 (28.32)\r\n 1:22.35 (28.13) 1:51.51 (29.16)\r\n 2:20.49 (28.98) 2:49.76 (29.27)\r\n 3:18.78 (29.02) 3:47.74 (28.96)\r\n 3 HORTON, MACK 22 MVC 3:51.88 3:52.74 845 \r\n r:+0.73 26.15 54.66 (28.51)\r\n 1:22.91 (28.25) 1:51.26 (28.35)\r\n 2:21.31 (30.05) 2:51.71 (30.40)\r\n 3:22.43 (30.72) 3:52.74 (30.31)\r\n 4 PARRISH, JOSHUA 21 TSS AQUATICS 3:55.35 3:53.06 841 \r\n r:+0.65 27.21 56.42 (29.21)\r\n 1:25.95 (29.53) 1:55.81 (29.86)\r\n 2:25.73 (29.92) 2:55.69 (29.96)\r\n 3:25.03 (29.34) 3:53.06 (28.03)\r\n 5 HERTZ, JOSHUA 22 SOSC 3:55.39 3:54.15 830 \r\n r:+0.72 26.66 56.32 (29.66)\r\n 1:26.31 (29.99) 1:56.35 (30.04)\r\n 2:26.01 (29.66) 2:55.86 (29.85)\r\n 3:25.33 (29.47) 3:54.15 (28.82)\r\n 6 CARLETON, MAX 20 STPET 3:55.92 3:54.74 823 \r\n r:+0.66 26.60 55.12 (28.52)\r\n 1:24.64 (29.52) 1:54.18 (29.54)\r\n 2:24.00 (29.82) 2:54.18 (30.18)\r\n 3:25.06 (30.88) 3:54.74 (29.68)\r\n 7 ROBERTS, BEN 19 BRW 3:58.62 3:56.75 803 \r\n r:+0.68 27.27 57.40 (30.13)\r\n 1:27.78 (30.38) 1:58.36 (30.58)\r\n 2:27.73 (29.37) 2:57.76 (30.03)\r\n 3:27.27 (29.51) 3:56.75 (29.48)\r\n 8 OWENS, ETHAN 21 MARI 3:59.61 3:58.09 789 \r\n r:+0.72 27.42 57.22 (29.80)\r\n 1:27.05 (29.83) 1:57.37 (30.32)\r\n 2:27.74 (30.37) 2:58.40 (30.66)\r\n 3:29.00 (30.60) 3:58.09 (29.09)\r\n 9 HARRIS, SILAS 16 NTC 4:00.78 3:58.24 788 \r\n r:+0.76 27.21 57.44 (30.23)\r\n 1:27.63 (30.19) 1:58.51 (30.88)\r\n 2:28.59 (30.08) 2:59.24 (30.65)\r\n 3:29.13 (29.89) 3:58.24 (29.11)\r\n 10 YOUNG, SAMUEL 20 BOND 4:01.84 4:01.81 753 \r\n r:+0.73 26.86 56.50 (29.64)\r\n 1:26.33 (29.83) 1:57.25 (30.92)\r\n 2:28.33 (31.08) 2:59.73 (31.40)\r\n 3:31.16 (31.43) 4:01.81 (30.65)\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 100 Fly<\/h3>\n
Another pool record fell when Emma McKeon<\/strong> won the 100 butterfly in 56.61. It was more than a half second faster than second-place An Sehyeon<\/strong> of Korea, who finished in 57.91.<\/p>\nMcKeon moved into the third-fastest time in the world this year behind Rikako Ikee<\/strong> (56.23) and Sarah Sjostrom<\/strong> (56.29)<\/p>\nGemma Cooney<\/strong> took third in 59.15, followed by Michaela Ryan<\/strong> (59.84).<\/p>\nEvent 33 Women 100 LC Metre Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n World: 55.48 7\/08\/2016 Sarah Sjostrom, SWE\r\n Commonwealth: 56.18 24\/07\/2017Emma McKeon, AUS\r\n Australian: 56.18 24\/07\/2017Emma McKeon, SPW\r\n All Comers: 56.61 17\/09\/2000Inge de Bruijn, NED\r\n PPQT: P 57.64\r\n Meet Qualifying: 1:03.86\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 MCKEON, EMMA 24 GRIFFITH UNI 57.98 56.61P 941 \r\n r:+0.70 26.49 56.61 (30.12)\r\n 2 AN, (V), SEHYEO 22 KOR 59.24 57.91 879 \r\n r:+0.65 26.96 57.91 (30.95)\r\n 3 COONEY, GEMMA 18 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 1:00.83 59.15 825 \r\n r:+0.74 27.65 59.15 (31.50)\r\n 4 RYAN, MICHAELA 16 STPET 1:00.54 59.84 796 \r\n r:+0.76 27.98 59.84 (31.86)\r\n 5 TAYLOR, LAURA 18 TSS AQUATICS 1:00.77 59.85 796 \r\n r:+0.67 28.06 59.85 (31.79)\r\n 6 THROSSELL, BRIA 22 UWSC 59.90 1:00.00 790 \r\n r:+0.67 27.59 1:00.00 (32.41)\r\n 7 COSTA, KAYLA 16 NUN 1:01.08 1:00.69 763 \r\n r:+0.68 28.02 1:00.69 (32.67)\r\n 8 OLDSEN, ELLYSIA 22 MARI 1:01.61 1:01.32 740 \r\n r:+0.71 28.02 1:01.32 (33.30)\r\n 9 STUART, ALICE 20 TSS AQUATICS 1:01.54 1:01.70 727 \r\n r:+0.65 28.61 1:01.70 (33.09)\r\n 10 TONNER, JORDANA 20 SHILD 1:02.62 1:02.46 700 \r\n r:+0.65 28.87 1:02.46 (33.59)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 100 Fly<\/h3>\n
Grant Irvine<\/strong> and David Morgan<\/strong> were locked in a tight battle in the 100 butterfly. Irvine held off Morgan to win the event in 51.59, the eighth-fastest time in the world this year. Morgan was second in 51.93.<\/p>\nTheodoros Benehoutsos<\/strong> was third in 53.05, followed by Edward Marks<\/strong> (53.50).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Event 34 Men 100 LC Metre Butterfly<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n World: 49.82 1\/08\/2009 Michael Phelps, USA\r\n Commonwealth: 50.39 12\/08\/2016Joseph Schooling, SIN\r\n Australian: 50.85 1\/08\/2009 Andrew Lauterstein, SOPAC\r\n All Comers: 50.65 4\/09\/2018 Chad le Clos, RSA\r\n PPQT: P 51.31\r\n Meet Qualifying: 56.66\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 IRVINE, GRANT 27 GRIFFITH UNI 52.55 51.59 900 \r\n r:+0.66 24.17 51.59 (27.42)\r\n 2 MORGAN, DAVID 24 TSS AQUATICS 52.86 51.93 882 \r\n r:+0.65 24.56 51.93 (27.37)\r\n 3 BENEHOUTSOS, TH 20 MVC 52.98 53.05 828 \r\n r:+0.70 24.90 53.05 (28.15)\r\n 4 MARKS, EDWARD 22 CARL 53.55 53.50 807 \r\n r:+0.65 24.85 53.50 (28.65)\r\n 5 LEWIS, CLYDE 20 STPET 53.74 53.57 804 \r\n r:+0.68 25.03 53.57 (28.54)\r\n 6 GOUGH, BOWEN 20 NUN 53.60 53.62 802 \r\n r:+0.68 25.25 53.62 (28.37)\r\n 7 RAVEN, CHRISTOP 25 USC SPARTANS 53.55 53.71 798 \r\n r:+0.72 25.02 53.71 (28.69)\r\n 8 GOVERS, JACKSON 20 SHILD 55.00 54.86 748 \r\n r:+0.71 25.81 54.86 (29.05)\r\n 9 QAIUM, KEIRAN 25 SYDU 54.96 55.01 742 \r\n r:+0.64 25.68 55.01 (29.33)\r\n 10 HANSFORD, JACOB 22 STPET 54.82 55.09 739 \r\n r:+0.70 25.79 55.09 (29.30)<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Twenty-seven-year-old Blair Evans<\/strong> held off the field to win the 200 IM by a half second.<\/p>\nHayley Baker<\/strong> took second in 2:14.21, followed by Kotuku Ngawati<\/strong> in 2:14.24.<\/p>\n Event 37 Women 200 LC Metre IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n World: 2:06.12 3\/08\/2015 Katinka Hosszu, HUN\r\n Commonwealth: 2:06.88 9\/08\/2016 Siobhan-Marie O'Connor, GBR\r\n Australian: 2:07.03 27\/07\/2009Stephanie Rice, SPW\r\n All Comers: 2:08.63 27\/04\/2013Alicia Coutts, QLD\r\n PPQT: P 2:10.45\r\n Meet Qualifying: 2:23.22\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 EVANS, BLAIR 27 UWSC 2:17.56 2:13.78 837 \r\n r:+0.70 29.58 1:04.03 (34.45)\r\n 1:42.75 (38.72) 2:13.78 (31.03)\r\n 2 BAKER, HAYLEY 23 CBRA 2:17.92 2:14.21 829 \r\n r:+0.71 29.39 1:03.15 (33.76)\r\n 1:43.28 (40.13) 2:14.21 (30.93)\r\n 3 NGAWATI, KOTUKU 24 MVC 2:18.70 2:14.24 829 \r\n r:+0.63 28.83 1:03.22 (34.39)\r\n 1:42.82 (39.60) 2:14.24 (31.42)\r\n 4 HARKIN, ABBEY 20 STPET 2:16.54 2:14.61 822 \r\n r:+0.72 28.94 1:04.09 (35.15)\r\n 1:42.66 (38.57) 2:14.61 (31.95)\r\n 5 MCKEOWN, TAYLOR 23 USC SPARTANS 2:17.37 2:14.91 816 \r\n r:+0.74 29.12 1:04.08 (34.96)\r\n 1:42.12 (38.04) 2:14.91 (32.79)\r\n 6 GILMOUR, TIANNI 22 USC SPARTANS 2:18.49 2:16.88 782 \r\n r:+0.67 29.05 1:04.74 (35.69)\r\n 1:44.48 (39.74) 2:16.88 (32.40)\r\n 7 WILDIN-SNEDDEN, 20 STPET 2:17.89 2:18.38 757 \r\n r:+0.78 29.36 1:05.23 (35.87)\r\n 1:45.21 (39.98) 2:18.38 (33.17)\r\n 8 ADAMS, JESSICA 19 DVE 2:19.28 2:18.77 750 \r\n r:+0.67 29.35 1:03.72 (34.37)\r\n 1:44.90 (41.18) 2:18.77 (33.87)\r\n 9 FITZHENRY, FRAN 18 TRGR 2:19.52 2:20.45 724 \r\n r:+0.69 29.49 1:05.61 (36.12)\r\n 1:47.02 (41.41) 2:20.45 (33.43)\r\n 10 CROSS, BEC 18 GIND 2:19.84 2:20.61 721 \r\n r:+0.76 29.89 1:05.57 (35.68)\r\n 1:48.15 (42.58) 2:20.61 (32.46)\r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 200 IM<\/h3>\n
Mitch Larkin<\/strong> continued his strong meet by cruising to victory in the 200 IM. Larking finished in 1:58.42. The time didn’t crack the top 10 in the world this year, but was good enough to win by more than a half second.<\/p>\nClyde Lewis<\/strong> was second in 1:59.21, followed by Travis Mahoney<\/strong> (1:59.43).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Event 38 Men 200 LC Metre IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n World: 1:54.00 28\/07\/2011Ryan Lochte, USA\r\n Commonwealth: 1:56.64 26\/07\/2017Max Litchfield, GBR\r\n Australian: 1:56.69 30\/07\/2009Leith Brodie, Albany Creek\r\n All Comers: 1:54.98 29\/03\/2007Michael Phelps, USA\r\n PPQT: P 1:57.81\r\n Meet Qualifying: 2:09.21\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals FINA \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 LARKIN, MITCH 24 STPET 2:03.07 1:58.42 892 \r\n r:+0.70 25.72 55.62 (29.90)\r\n 1:30.49 (34.87) 1:58.42 (27.93)\r\n 2 LEWIS, CLYDE 20 STPET 2:01.25 1:59.21 874 \r\n r:+0.69 26.21 56.89 (30.68)\r\n 1:31.14 (34.25) 1:59.21 (28.07)\r\n 3 MAHONEY, TRAVIS 27 MARI 2:01.50 1:59.43 869 \r\n r:+0.68 25.75 55.51 (29.76)\r\n 1:30.02 (34.51) 1:59.43 (29.41)\r\n 4 FRASER-HOLMES, 26 GRIFFITH UNI 2:02.05 2:00.16 853 \r\n r:+0.66 25.93 55.99 (30.06)\r\n 1:31.29 (35.30) 2:00.16 (28.87)\r\n 5 TRAIFOROS, JAME 21 TRGR 2:02.51 2:01.28 830 \r\n r:+0.69 26.92 57.24 (30.32)\r\n 1:32.03 (34.79) 2:01.28 (29.25)\r\n 5 GILLILAND, JARE 23 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 2:03.03 2:01.28 830 \r\n r:+0.63 26.06 56.88 (30.82)\r\n 1:32.06 (35.18) 2:01.28 (29.22)\r\n 7 HUNTER, LIAM 21 CHANDLER 2:02.59 2:01.47 826 \r\n r:+0.62 26.17 58.80 (32.63)\r\n 1:32.21 (33.41) 2:01.47 (29.26)\r\n 8 ELLIOTT, TOMAS 23 SOSC 2:04.58 2:01.67 822 \r\n r:+0.66 26.17 56.85 (30.68)\r\n 1:31.19 (34.34) 2:01.67 (30.48)\r\n 9 MCKECHNIE, JAME 23 STP 2:04.76 2:05.13 756 \r\n r:+0.75 26.75 59.35 (32.60)\r\n 1:33.72 (34.37) 2:05.13 (31.41)\r\n 10 SCHLICHT, DAVID 18 MLC 2:05.49 2:06.37 734 \r\n r:+0.66 27.12 1:00.16 (33.04)\r\n 1:36.43 (36.27) 2:06.37 (29.94)\r\n\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\nMulti-Class Events<\/h2>\n
The multi-class events are not ranked by time but how each swimmer fares compared to the world record in their class. So\u00a0some swimmers may not have made it to the final despite swimming faster times than those that did make it.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 200 IM MC<\/h3>\n
Timothy Hodge<\/strong> kept his strong meet going by finishing first in the men’s 200 IM multi-class event.<\/p>\nMatthew Levy<\/strong> was second in 2:36.66, then Timothy Disken<\/strong> (2:18.90).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Event 29 Men 12 & Over 200 LC Metre IM Multi-Class<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 HODGE, TIMOTHY 17 AUBN 2:20.55 2:18.65 895 \r\n r:+0.73 29.31 1:04.41 (35.10)\r\n 1:46.59 (42.18) 2:18.65 (32.06)\r\n 2 LEVY, MATTHEW S 31 NSYD 2:37.08 2:36.66 891 \r\n r:+0.75 32.92 1:14.44 (41.52)\r\n 2:00.79 (46.35) 2:36.66 (35.87)\r\n 3 DISKEN, TIMOTHY 21 PLC 2:19.35 2:18.90 890 \r\n r:+0.70 30.13 1:07.95 (37.82)\r\n 1:46.69 (38.74) 2:18.90 (32.21)\r\n 4 SCHLUTER, LIAM 19 KAWANA WATERS 2:17.74 2:14.63 879 \r\n r:+0.73 28.57 1:04.23 (35.66)\r\n 1:44.24 (40.01) 2:14.63 (30.39)\r\n 5 BETAR, RICKY SM 14 AUBN 2:21.84 2:16.92 836 \r\n r:+0.63 28.64 1:03.13 (34.49)\r\n 1:45.56 (42.43) 2:16.92 (31.36)\r\n 6 AUNGLES, JESSE 23 MARI 2:29.68 2:29.47 822 \r\n r:+0.68 32.03 1:09.36 (37.33)\r\n 1:54.12 (44.76) 2:29.47 (35.35)\r\n 7 GILSON, DARCY S 17 SNGL 2:20.73 2:18.09 815 \r\n r:+0.78 29.54 1:05.87 (36.33)\r\n 1:45.35 (39.48) 2:18.09 (32.74)\r\n 8 BRIGHT, ROHAN S 20 BAQU 2:44.64 2:42.31 801 \r\n r:+0.64 34.28 1:19.93 (45.65)\r\n 2:05.20 (45.27) 2:42.31 (37.11)\r\n 9 IRELAND, JACK S 18 UQ 2:19.87 2:18.99 799 \r\n r:+0.81 29.11 1:04.69 (35.58)\r\n 1:47.61 (42.92) 2:18.99 (31.38)\r\n 10 ALFORD, JOSHUA 23 TNGV 2:22.36 2:20.90 767 \r\n r:+0.74 28.62 1:04.05 (35.43)\r\n 1:48.35 (44.30) 2:20.90 (32.55)\r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 200 IM MC<\/h3>\n
Lake Patterson<\/strong> continued her strong meet by earning victory in the 200 IM multi-class. She finished in 2:44.59.<\/p>\nKatherine Downie<\/strong> followed in 2:35.46, then Paige Leonhardt<\/strong> (2:35.68).<\/p>\n Event 30 Women 12 & Over 200 LC Metre IM Multi-Class<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 PATTERSON, LAKE 19 LAWNTON 2:47.17 2:44.59 851 \r\n r:+0.76 36.24 1:19.61 (43.37)\r\n 2:09.30 (49.69) 2:44.59 (35.29)\r\n 2 DOWNIE, KATHERI 22 PERC 2:35.82 2:35.46 810 \r\n r:+0.73 32.69 1:11.34 (38.65)\r\n 1:59.58 (48.24) 2:35.46 (35.88)\r\n 3 LEONHARDT, PAIG 17 YERONGA PARK 2:39.77 2:35.68 806 \r\n r:+0.69 31.86 1:13.45 (41.59)\r\n 1:59.07 (45.62) 2:35.68 (36.61)\r\n 4 GREENWOOD, JASM 13 BBASC 2:36.65 2:36.52 793 \r\n r:+0.79 31.47 1:14.53 (43.06)\r\n 2:00.07 (45.54) 2:36.52 (36.45)\r\n 5 DEDEKIND, KATJA 16 USC SPARTANS 2:42.75 2:39.57 729 \r\n r:+0.80 33.58 1:15.42 (41.84)\r\n 2:05.33 (49.91) 2:39.57 (34.24)\r\n 6 JONES, JENNA SM 17 SOSC 2:45.73 2:42.69 688 \r\n r:+0.70 33.69 1:16.98 (43.29)\r\n 2:05.00 (48.02) 2:42.69 (37.69)\r\n 7 CORRY, TAYLOR S 23 TRLM 2:40.99 2:37.94 672 \r\n r:+0.83 31.76 1:11.45 (39.69)\r\n 2:01.01 (49.56) 2:37.94 (36.93)\r\n 8 STORM, RUBY SM1 14 TRL 2:45.22 2:41.16 633 \r\n r:+0.73 32.75 1:15.28 (42.53)\r\n 2:03.64 (48.36) 2:41.16 (37.52)\r\n 9 GETSON, JAIME-L 19 MTOR 2:47.32 2:41.50 629 \r\n r:+0.86 34.67 1:15.88 (41.21)\r\n 2:02.89 (47.01) 2:41.50 (38.61)\r\n 10 THOMAS-KANE, TI 16 LCOV 3:17.59 3:17.10 624 \r\n r:+0.61 42.37 1:36.81 (54.44)\r\n 2:33.48 (56.67) 3:17.10 (43.62)<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 50 Breast MC<\/h3>\n
Jake Michel<\/strong> won the men’s 50 breaststroke multi-class event in 30.59.<\/p>\nLiam Bekric<\/strong> was second (31.62) and Ahmed Kelly<\/strong> followed (53.11).<\/p>\nEvent 35 Men 12 & Over 50 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi-Class<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 MICHEL, JAKE SB 20 CJ'S 31.19 30.59 833 \r\n r:+0.68 \r\n 2 BEKRIC, LIAM SB 17 NWD 32.37 31.62 725 \r\n r:+0.63 \r\n 3 KELLY, AHMED SB 26 MVC 52.81 53.11 717 \r\n r:+0.84 \r\n 4 GILSON, DARCY S 17 SNGL 33.77 33.29 646 \r\n r:+0.77 \r\n 5 WARD, MATTHEW S 22 MVC 32.51 32.31 630 \r\n r:+0.69 \r\n 6 STUBBS, OSCAR S 17 SOSC 35.46 35.29 522 \r\n r:+0.70 \r\n 7 PATTERSON, GRAN 29 CENCA 1:04.65 1:02.99 520 \r\n 8 DYER, JARROD SB 17 WGNG 37.41 36.15 505 \r\n r:+0.84 \r\n 9 BRIGHT, ROHAN S 20 BAQU 40.84 40.04 498 \r\n r:+0.66 \r\n 10 HANRATTY, LACHL 14 REVW 37.79 38.14 430 \r\n r:+0.72 \r\n<\/pre>\nWomen\u2019s 50 Breast MC<\/h3>\n
Paige Leonhardt<\/strong> won the 50 breaststroke multi-class in 37.05. Keira Stephens<\/strong> followed in 37.85.<\/p>\n Event 36 Women 12 & Over 50 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi-Class<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n Name Age Team Prelims Finals MCPS \r\n==================================================================\r\n === Finals === <\/b>\r\n \r\n 1 LEONHARDT, PAIG 17 YERONGA PARK 37.66 37.05 661 \r\n r:+0.66 \r\n 2 STEPHENS, KEIRA 15 FRASER COAST 37.97 37.85 620 \r\n r:+0.75 \r\n 3 VAN-RIJSWIJK, A 17 TUMT 39.66 37.71 577 \r\n r:+0.80 \r\n 4 THOMAS-KANE, TI 16 LCOV 47.45 46.57 576 \r\n r:+0.63 \r\n 5 SIGANTO, MERCED 12 WATERWORX 40.56 40.10 521 \r\n r:+0.75 \r\n 6 LUCY, JADE SB14 21 SLCA 44.57 44.44 353 \r\n r:+0.90 \r\n 7 HINDS, MADDISON 13 AQBL 47.03 46.13 315 \r\n r:+0.78 \r\n<\/pre>\nMen\u2019s 50 Back MC<\/h3>\n
Ricky Betar<\/strong> won the multi-class 50 backstroke in 29.47, continuing his strong performance this week.<\/p>\nTimothy Hodge<\/strong> was next in 30.34, followed by Oscar Stubbs<\/strong> (30.72).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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In the women’s 50 back multi-class Taylor Corry<\/strong> earned a victory in 31.95. Madeleine McTernan<\/strong> was second in 33.16.<\/p>\nKeira Stephens<\/strong> was next in 34.68.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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