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President: Dave Ur NSW SWIMMING Chief Executive Officer: Kevin Neil Room 309 Level 3 Sports House Media & PR Manager: Lachlan Searle Wentworth Ave, Ultimo NSW 2037 Address: 12-7 Beissel Street, PO Box 727 Belconnen ACT 2617 GLEBE NSW 2037 PO Box 3286, Belconnen DC ACT 2617 Phone: 02 9552 2966 Phone: +61 2 62 195600 Fax: 02 9552 2980 Fax: +61 2 62 195606 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.nswswimming.com.au Web: www.swimming.org.au SWIMMING QLD MEDIA MANAGER TELSTRA DOLPHINS Sleeman Aquatic Centre AUSTRALIAN SWIM TEAM Cnr Old Cleveland and Tilley Road Ian Hanson Chandler QLD 4155 Hanson Media Group Pty Ltd PO Box 1279, Capalaba QLD 4157 PO Box 299, West Burleigh QLD 4219 Ph: 07 3390 2011 Phone: +61 7 55 22 5556 Fax: 07 3390 2887 Fax: +61 7 55 22 5557 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.qld.swimming.org.au/ Web: www.hansonmediagroup.com.au SWIMMING NT SPORTSHOOT – Delly Carr 79 Rapid Creek Road (Swimming Australia’s Official Australian Photographer) Rapid Creek NT 0810 Phone: + 61 2 996 06625 PO Box 1960 Email: [email protected] Darwin NT 0810 Web: www.sportsphotography.com.au Phone: 08 8981 2938 Fax: 08 8981 2137 MagicPBK - Patrick Kraemer Web: www.nt.swimming.org.au (FINA’S official Photographer) Phone: +41 79 217 7370 SWIM SA Email: [email protected] Adelaide Aquatic Centre Web: www.magicpbk.com Jeffcot Road (Cnr Fitzroy Terrace) North Adelaide SA 5006 STATE ASSOCIATIONS Phone: 08 8269 5595 SWIMMING WA Fax: 08 8344 6977 Beatty Park Aquatic Centre Email: [email protected] Vincent Street, North Perth WA 6006 Web: www.swimsa.swimming.org.au PO Box 205 Leederville WA 6903 SWIMMING TAS Phone: 08 9328 4599 PO Box 246 Fax: 08 9227 6089 HOBART TAS 7001 Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 6231 6171 Web: www.wasa.asn.au Fax: 03 6251 6181 Email: [email protected] SWIMMING VICTORIA INC Web: www.tasswim.com.au Melbourne Sports Aquatic Centre Aughtie Drive, Albert Park VIC 3206 ASTCA (Australian Swimming Coaches and PO Box 230, South Melbourne DC VIC 3205 Teachers Association) Phone: 03 9686 5222 Ex Director: Dr Ralph Richards Fax: 03 9682 7888 President: Rohan Taylor Email: [email protected] PO Box 2175 Web: www.swimmingvictoria.org.au Moorabbin, VIC, 3189 Email: [email protected] ACT SWIMMING Web: www.ascta.com ACT Sports House Hackett, ACT, 2602 ASADA (Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority) Phone: (02) 6257 4837 PO Box 345, Curtin ACT 2605 Fax: (02) 6230 1007 Phone: 02 6206 0200 Web: www.actswimming.com.au Fax: 02 62060201 Email: [email protected] Web: www.asada.org.au 3 AEST – 8 hours ahead ROME 12noon Monday 4am Monday 1pm 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 5 9 6 10 7 11 8 12noon 9 1pm 10 2 11 3 12midnight 4 1am Tuesday 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 5 9 6 10 7 11 8 12midnight 9 1am Tuesday 10 2 11 3 12 noon 4 Results & Stats - XIII FINA World Swimming Championships – Rome July 19-August 2, 2009 © HMG DIVA Her name – the aim was finding an Italian name, that had to be short, prompt but also internationally known, in order to highlight the qualities of the mascot. The peculiarity to add a ‘09’ to name Diva, includes not only a temporal reference that matches with the Swimming World Championships,, but makes the name unique and exclusive and gains a bit of starring that the mascot wants to have. FORO ITALICO The Foro Italico will be the centre of the XIII FINA World Championships which will consist of four permanent and two temporary pools for Swimming, Diving, Water Polo and Synchronised Swimming. There is over 400,000 people expected to visit the Foro Italico over 17 days of competition with 1800 athletes from 200 countries and 2000 voluntees and 1500 media covering the event. OSTIA – OPEN WATER VENUE Ostia, the port of ancient Rome, now lying 5km/3mi inland from the Tyrrhenian Sea and close to Fiumicino Airport, is the largest excavation site in Italy after Pompeii. The access for spectators along the coast makes the open water events exciting and easy to watch from the shoreline. (information curtesy www.roma09.com) 5 Results & Stats - XIII FINA World Swimming Championships – Rome July 19-August 2, 2009 © HMG TELSTRA DOLPHINS AUSTRALIAN SWIM TEAM LIST AND ENTRIES Event Men Women 50m Free Matthew Abood Libby Trickett Cate Campbell 100m Free Matthew Targett Libby Trickett Matt Abood Marieke Guehrer 200m Free Patrick Murphy Meagen Nay Kenrick Monk Stephanie Rice 400m Free Robert Hurley Bronte Barratt Ryan Napoleon Ellen Fullerton 800m Free Ryan Napoleon Blair Evans Robert Hurley Melissa Gorman 1500m Free Ryan Napoleon Melissa Gorman Robert Hurley * 50m Back Ashley Delaney Sophie Edington Emily Seebohm 100m Back Ashley Delaney Emily Seebohm Belinda Hocking 200m Back Ashley Delaney Belinda Hocking Meagen Nay 50m Breast Brenton Rickard Sarah Katsoulis Christian Sprenger Tarnee White 100m Breast Brenton Rickard Tarnee White Christian Sprenger Sarah Katsoulis 200m Breast Christian Sprenger Sally Foster Brenton Rickard Sarah Katsoulis 50m Fly Andrew Lauterstein Marieke Guehrer Matthew Targett Libby Trickett 100m Fly Andrew Lauterstein Jessicah Schipper Adam Pine Felicity Galvez 200m Fly Christopher Wright Jessicah Schipper Lachlan Staples Samantha Hamill 200m IM Leith Brodie Stephanie Rice Tommaso D'Orsogna Emily Seebohm 400m IM Stephen Parkes Stephanie Rice Leith Brodie Samantha Hamill Relays 4 x 100m Free Australia Australia 4 x 200m Free Australia Australia 4x 100m Medley Australia Australia Relay Swimmer Only Nicholas Ffrost Merindah Dingjan 6 Rohan Taylor, Stephan Widmer Head Coach Alan Thompson Support Staff Megan Anderson Physiologist Managers Craig Boettcher Professional Therapies David Wilson - Head Clair Burns Professional Therapies Lynne Fowlie - Assistant Sean Carroll Security Paul Clinch Massage Therapist Assistant Manager Ian Hanson Media Kellie MacMillan Michael Makdissi Doctor Lee Nicholson Performance Analysis Team Coaches Leigh Nugent Team Liaison Peter Bishop Katie Pettifer Massage Therapist Michael Bohl Cory Prout Professional Therapies Matthew Brown Bernard Savage Performance Analysis Simon Cusack Lachlan Searle Media John Fowlie Matt Sebbens Operations Vince Raleigh Greg Shaw Dietetics Shannon Rollason Peter Wells Physiotherapist Grant Stoelwinder SWIMMING FINALS BY DAY DAY 1 - Sunday July 26 200m Fly W (SF) DAY 6 - Friday July 31 100 m Butterfly W (SF) 200m IM M (SF) 100m Free W 400 m Free M 800m Free M 200m Back M 200 m IM W (SF) 50m Fly W (SF) 50 m Butterfly M 50m Free M (SF) 100 m Breast M (SF) DAY 5 - Thursday July 30 200m Breast W 4x100 m Free W 100 m Free W (SF) 100m Fly M (SF) 4x100 m Free M 200m IM M 200m Back W (SF) 200m Breast W (SF) 200m Breast M 100m Free M 4x200m Free W DAY 2 - Monday July 27 200m Breast M (SF) 100m Breast M 50m Back W DAY 7 - Saturday August 1 100m Fly W 200m Back M (SF) 50 m Fly W 100 m Back M (SF) 4x200m Free W 50m Free M 100m Breast W (SF) 200m Back W 50m Fly M 50m Breat W (SF) 100m Back W (SF) 100m Fly M 200m Free M (SF) 50m Free W (SF) 200m IM W 50m Back M (SF) 800m Free W 4x100m Medley Relay W DAY 3 - Tuesday July 28 200m Free M 100m Fly W DAY 8 - Sunday August 2 100m Breast M (SF) 50m Back M 1500m Free W 50m Breast W 100mBack M 400m IM M 200m Free W (SF) 50m Free W 200m Fly M (SF) 1500m Free M 100m Breast W 400m IM W 4x100m Medley relay M DAY 4 – Wednesday July 29 100m Free M (SF) 50m Back W (SF) 200m Free W 50m Breast M GOLDEN GIRL: Libby Trickett with medals 2007 FINA World Championships Photo Patrick B Kraemer www. magicpbk.com Results & Stats - XIII FINA World Swimming Championships – Rome July 19-August 2, 2009 © HMG Australian World Championship Medal Tally Records – Long Course as at July 11, 2009 Australian World Champions FINAWorld Championships Pool 1973 – 2007 (plus Australian team results 2007) 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships (Selection trials for the XIII FINA World Championships) PROUD AUSSIE: Brenton Rickard after 200m breaststroke presentation Photo: Patrick B Kraemer www.magicpbk.com 8 Results & Stats - XIII FINA World Swimming Championships – Rome July 19-August 2, 2009 © HMG AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL TALLY – *Pool swimming only GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL Belgrade 1973 1 2 2 5 Cali 1975 1 2 - 3 West Berlin 1978 2 - - 2 Guayaquil 1982 - 1 - 1 Madrid 1986 - - - - Perth 1991 2 5 1 8 Rome 1994 4 2 3 9 Perth 1998 7 6 7 20 Fukuoka 2001 13 3 3 19 Barcelona 2003 6 9 7 22 Montreal 2005 13 5 4 22 Melbourne 2007 9 5 7 21 Totals 58 40 34 132 AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL TALLY - *Open Water medals included GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL Belgrade 1973 1 2 2 5 Cali 1975 1 2 - 3 West Berlin 1978 2 - - 2 Guayaquil 1982 - 1 - 1 Madrid 1986 - - - - Perth 1991 3 5 2 10 Rome 1994 6 3 4 13 Perth 1998 7 7 8 22 Fukuoka 2001 13 3 4 20 Barcelona 2003 6 9 7 22 Montreal 2005 13 6 4 23 Melbourne 2007 9 5 9 23 Totals 61 43 40 144 GOLDEN SMILE: Leisel Jones takes home three gold medals from the 2007 FINA World Championships, Melbourne.
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