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2013 Swimming Queensland Development Squads 2013 SWIMMING QUEENSLAND DEVELOPMENT SQUADS BRISBANE REGION QAS Target Squad Aisling Scott Jared Gilliland Meagen Nay Brittany Elmslie Katie Goldman Mitchell Larkin Bronte Barratt Keryn McMaster Ned McKendry Bronte Campbell Kylie Palmer Nicholas Schafer Cate Campbell Leah Neale Ryan Napoleon Christian Sprenger Lorna Tonks Shayna Jack Emily Seebohm Madeline Groves Taylor McKeown Grant Irvine Madison Wilson McDonald’s Gold Squad Amy Forrester Gabrielle Wilson Lachlan Staples Amy Smith Georgia Bohl Lauren Rettie Buster Sykes Jack McLoughlin Matthew Briggs Cameron Jones Jamie Sturgeon Melissa Gorman Carla Buchanan Joshua Richardson Megan Gianotti Chelsea Gillett Julian Layton Mikkayla Sheridan McDonald’s Silver Squad Andrew Gillespie Jack Selman Robert Gerlach Clyde Lewis Kate Dimou Taylor Green Declan Potts Lachlan Neill Zac Stubblety-Cook Dominic Bilton-Philp Liam Rayfield Zannetta Lovi Dylan Lewis Luke Kerswell Hayden Rea Minna Atherton McDonald’s Flippers Squad Andrew Cumming Daniel Parker Max Carleton Brooke Thornton Elli Mackay Max Pendall Caitlyn McKavanagh Elliott Mitchell Michael Ng Callum Parbery Gemma Cooney Nicholas Keune Calypso Sheridan Georgia Wells Nicole Swan Charles Cox Jacob Sedgman Peter Mills Chloe Ireland Jordan Lello Samuel Young Cody Paterson Joshua Zuill Sarah Johnson Daniel Ashcroft Kayla Hoey Sofia Cicchitti Daniel Jacobson Lizzie Gannon Steven Coombes McDonald’s Bronze Squad Abbey Ryan Ashleigh Brown Caitlin Large Abigail Lihou Ashleigh Duyzer Callum McFaul Ainslee Togia Bailey Paties Cameron Joyes Alex Gough Ben Jimmieson Chloe Holden Alexei Gantimuroff Benjamin Carlyon Christian Rull Alice Lane Braedan Jason Ciara Cescotto Alicia Clarson Brendan Garbutt Declan McMillan Aliesha Meagher Brenton Woolf Delaney Ronan Annalise Salm Bronte Dargusch Delenn Palmer Aoife Scales Cade Fasala Douglas Oliver Dylan Brown Joseph Herbert Nicole Bates Dylan Mason Joseph McFerran Oscar Breakwell Elise Williams Justin Morey Reece Brennan Elliott Mitchell Jye Cornwell Robert Friend Emily Finch Ka Ho Kwong Rory Scott Hannah Beighton Kane Brady Rose Foster Hannah Hetherington Katelyn Mills Ryan Parker Harrison Abeya Kiani Tiller Ryan Smith Harry Podbury Kiara Meagher Samuel Wendt Hayden Cotter Lachlan Gough Sarah Todd Hazel Ivy Son Laura J Brosnan Sean Morey Hunter Stubbs Liam Hunter Sharne-Louise Tiller Jack Prosser Liam Osborne Sharnie Kunde Jack Riley Maddison Delaney Simone McKenzie Jack Seawright Madison Thompson Sophie Binks Jacob Taylor Mark Adi Stuart Rech James Camp Mary McFerran Tatjana Veeser Jamieson Hicks Michaela Hokin Taylah McDonnell Jasmine Mills Mikayla Messer Tereka Fasala Jasper Ford Mitchell Jack Will Walsh Jeremy Matthews Molly Atkinson Xanique Taylor-Rolls Jesse Coplick Natalie James Zac Shepherd McDonald’s Junior Development Squad Alexander Camp Emma Clarke Juliette Seipel Alexandra Harris Erin Allanson Karissa Mills Aliesha Keuning Evelina Afoa Kelsey Willmington Andrew 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Cover Jody-Joy Davie Otene, Keani Connor Scott Joe Hao-In Chen Rachael Madders Courtney Daniels Jorden Smith Rachel Hukins Damien Tronc Josephine Harris Rachel Mills Daniel McConnell Josephine Osborne Reya Palmer Ellie Thiess Joshua Hollindale Rory Brown Ellodie Ruffin Joshua Mavin Ryan Murphy Eloise Gannon Joshua Scibilia Sally Allan Emily Seymour Julian Tabe Samantha Bell Samantha Duffy Teejay Paterson Trent Cowell Samantha Firrell Teneka Ash Tyler Coplick Sarah Beale Tess Hering Vanessa Puhlmann Savanah Tkatcenko Thomas Jackson Wilson Ellis Shanice McCarthy Tiani Anderson Winston Ta Sofia Giacoboni Timothy Chambers Zachary Jack Stuart Lester Tom Hardy Tayla Raines Tom Jeffries QAS SWD Target Squad Blake Cochrane Daniel Fox Rowan Crothers Brendan Hall Kayla Clarke McDonald’s Gold SWD Squad Cameron Schefman Solomon Coleman McDonald’s Silver SWD Squad Emily Schmidt Hellen Haseloff Lauren Folster Ethan Chan Lakeisha Patterson Rakiya Thomas McDonald’s Bronze SWD Squad Nicole Fielden Tinita Wilson McDonald’s Junior Development SWD Squad Eleanor Mills Miguel Boura Travis Browning Keasha Wilson Nina Smith QAS Target OW Squad Melissa Gorman McDonald’s Gold SWD Squad Brendan Hall Kayla Clarke McDonald’s Silver OW Squad Cameron Schefman Joshua Richardson Rowan Crothers Cody Paterson Oscar Breakwell Jordan Lello Rakiya Thomas McDonald’s Flippers OW Squad Caitlyn Wall Luke Harris Renee Holdstock Kyle Mason Marcus Hall Sarah Todd McDonald’s Bronze OW Squad Ashleigh Duyzer Fiona Harris Kurt Hogan Christian Galvin Jacinta Seymour Natalie Hopsick Damien Tronc Jay Hilditch Natalie James Daniel McConnell Jayden Nicoll Ridge Grimsey Elliot Mitchell Kiani Tiller Sabrina Ellis McDonald’s Junior Development OW Squad Abigail Lihou Hayden Walker Luke Chapman Alice Lane Jack Seawright Maddison Clarke Amy Parikka Jackson Aiono-Fatu Maddy McLachlan Andrew Parkes Jacob Taylor Maegen Hollindale Anthony Cronan Jarrod Tiller Mary McFerran Ashleigh Holmes Jayekium Hills Max Van Dijk Ashleigh Lower Jenna Freeman Nicholas Garozzo Austin Whayman Jessica Emerson Oliver Pye Ben Jimmieson Joshua Hollindale Reece Southall Benjamin Freeman Judd Burgess Robert Friend Bridget Seawright Julie Ubbesen Rory Scott Caitlin Roberts Kaitlin Emerson Ryan Murphy Chantelle McIntosh Keny Arcangeli Ryan Smith Chloe Hopkins Kirrilee Wilton Ryan Wilson Christian (Toby) Rull Kristie Binskin Sallie Imura Claudia Abbott Lachlan McGrath Scott Pegg Connor Brady Laura House Shannon Majerovic Connor Scott Laura Nuutinen Sharne-Louise Tiller Ellie Thiess Lefu Fonomaalii Sofie Imura Emily Finch Liam T Hunter Stevie Calleija Emily Redd Lillian Reed Tayce Wilson Frazer Carsley Lillie Lane Tegan Cowell Georgia Reardon Lilly McCann Tess Woodward Hannah Gordon Louis Townsend Hannah Lord Lucy Bedford Thomas Marr Victoria Carta Trent Cowell Wyatt K Westmoreland .
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