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(Founded 1898) (Affiliated to Swimming Australia Limited)

STATE OFFICE The Sleeman Centre Cnr Old Cleveland & Tilley Rds, Chandler, Brisbane, QLD 4155

PATRON His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC Governor of Queensland

BOARD

President: Mr. M. Cox

Directors: Mrs. M. Watson, Mr. M. Nichols (Treasurer), Mrs. E. Collis, Mr. M. Twyford, Mr. K. Martin, Ms. R. Vickery

Chief Executive Officer: Mr. K. Hasemann

LIFE MEMBERS Dr. D. Theile AO, Mr. G. R. White OAM, Miss P. C. Wright OAM, Dr. D. Bendeich, Mr. B. Short, Mr. E. Randle, Mr. J. Keppie OAM, Mr. G. Burke, Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mrs. L. Tanner, Mr. W.F. Sweetenham OAM, Mr. J.T. Major, Mr. G. Bigg, Mr. P. Crane, Mr. B. Welch OAM, Mr. D. Millard, Mr. R. Kretchmann OAM, Mr. D. Cotterell, Mr. K. Wood, Mrs. J. McGinley OAM, Mr. L. Lawrence, Mr. D. Urquhart, Mr. P. Diamond, Mr. M.Bohl OAM, Mr. P. Plumridge, Mrs. W. Ryan, Dr. S. Hooton, Ms. S. Hardie, Mr. A. Johnston, Mr. B. Stehr, Mrs. J. Hicks, Mrs. J. King, Mr. D. Milburn, Mrs. M. Watson, Ms. L. Day, Mr. T. Curtis, Mrs. M. Squires, Mrs. S. Brown, Mrs. K. Macleod, Mrs. G. Williams, Mrs. J. Ryan, Mr. G. Shepherdson, Mr. W. Grainger, Mr. K. Martin, Mr. J. Wallace, Mr. D. White, Mr. D. Towner, Mrs E. Collis, Mr. D. Gregory, Mrs. G. Smail, Mrs. T. Manning, Mrs. D. Daw

HALL OF FAME Mr. G. Lalor AM, Mrs. N. Welch (nee Lyons), Mr. S. Holland OAM, Mr. J. King AM, Dr. D. Theile AO, Mr. L. Lawrence, Ms. T. Wickham OBE, Mrs. L. Short OAM, Mr. K. Perkins OAM, Mr. D. Armstrong OAM, Ms. S. O’Neill OAM, Mr. J. Carew, Mr. J. Sieben OAM, Mr. W.J. Willis OAM, Mr. A. Cusack, Ms. S. Riley OAM, Dr. B. Burkett OAM, Mr. D.S. Carter, Mr. J. Hardy OAM, Mr. A. A. Steinbeck OBE, Dr. T. Barrett OAM, Ms. C. Wolfenden OAM, Ms. G. Rooney OAM, Mrs. H. Lewis OAM, Mr. G. Hackett OAM, Ms. J. Edmistone, Ms. J. Henry OAM, Mr. J. Santacaterina, Mr. B. Capell, Mr. D. Cotterell, Mr. K. Wood, Ms. L. Jones OAM, Mr. G. Huegill, Mr. J. Keppie OAM, Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mr. M. Bohl OAM, Mr. B. Rickard, Mrs. L. Trickett OAM, Mr. S. Widmer OAM, Ms. J. Schipper OAM, Ms. S. Rice OAM, Mr. S. Rollason, Mr. B. Sweetenham AM, Dr. S Hooton, Mr. C. Sprenger, Ms. M. Gorman, Ms. A. Coutts OAM

Auditor: Phil Davis & Company

Hon. Legal Advisors: McInnes Wilson, Lawyers queensland CONTENTS

OUR ROLE 1

PRESIDENT’S & CEO’S REPORT 2

TREASURER’S REPORT 5

ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT 6

AFFILIATED CLUBS 2017-18 18

REGIONAL REPORTS 22

AWARDS 36

TEAMS AND SQUADS 41

SUCCESS IN THE WATER 58

SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS 97

APPOINTED POSITIONS 98

SPONSORS 99 OUR ROLE

Swimming Queensland is the peak body for the administration of swimming activities in Queensland. It conducts, encourages, promotes, advances, controls and administers swimming activities throughout the State through a number of distinct functions, including:

• Administering the rules of swimming • Registering members • Educating and developing athletes, coaches, and Technical Officials • Administering the sport’s funding • Representing Queensland swimming at the national level and with Government • Conducting and co-ordinating swimming competition • Formulating and implementing policies and programs • Acquiring and managing sponsorship

Front Cover Emily Seebohm OAM - 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze Medals, 2017 World Championships Emma McKeon OAM - 4 Silver and 2 Bronze Medals, 2017 World Championships

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queensland PRESIDENT’S & CEO’S REPORT

We are pleased to submit to members this report on Swimming Queensland’s activities during the 2017/18 financial year.

2017 FINA World Championships

At the 2017 FINA World Championships in Budapest, Queensland swimmers won a total of four medals in individual events, with the best performance being recorded by Emily Seebohm, who won the Women’s 200m Backstroke, a repeat of her accomplishment at the 2015 World Championships. Emma McKeon was the other Queensland medallist, with two second placings. Queensland swimmers also featured strongly in the relays, in which Australia won two silver and two bronze medals.

Erin Collis was appointed as a Starter for the Championships.

2018 Commonwealth Games

Queensland swimmers comprised 59% of the Australian swimming team at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games (67% of able-bodied swimmers and 38% of para swimmers) and amassed the lion’s share of Australia’s medal haul in the pool.

In the individual events, our swimmers claimed 68% of Australia’s medals. Queensland’s able-bodied competitors won 13 of Australia’s 15 gold medals, and three-quarters of its relay gold medals, while their para team mates claimed 57% of Australia’s para medals.

Our most successful swimmer was Mitch Larkin, who won four individual events. Cate Campbell, Lakeisha Patterson and Ariarne Titmus all won two gold medals in individual events, while Shayna Jack, Bronte Campbell, Emma McKeon, and Cate combined to break the world record in winning the Women’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay. Lakeisha set a new world record in the Women’s S8 100m Freestyle.

Ten of the team coaches were Queenslanders, and Erin Collis had the honour of being appointed a Starter at the Games.

2017 FINA World Junior Championships

Both Zac Stubblety-Cook and Elijah Winnington won bronze medals in individual events at the 2017 World Swimming Championships in Indianapolis.

2018 Australian Age Championships

Our youth swimmers continued Queensland’s proud record of success by winning 64 individual events and a total of 183 medals at the 2018 Australian Age Championships. Queensland’s 34 gold medallists were prepared by 24 coaches.

Stand-out performers for Queensland were Michaela Ryan, with six gold medals; Jenna Forrester, the winner of five events; and Thomas Hauck, Lani Pallister, and Elijah Winnington, each of whom won four gold medals. They were strongly supported by triple gold medallists, Samuel Short and Kai Thomas, and by dual event winners, Connor Brackin, Elizabeth Dekkers, Madeline Gough, Flynn McGregor, Thomas Neill, Mollie O’Callaghan, Georgia Powell, and Laura Taylor.

2018 Australian Age Multi Class Championships

At the 2018 Australian Age Multi Class Championships, Katja Dedekind, Jack Ireland and Madeleine McTernan excelled by each claiming four gold medals.

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2018 Australian Open and Age Open Water Championships

Queensland swimmers won 13 gold medals at the 2018 Australian Open and Age Open Water Championships. Both Hayden Cotter and Chelsea Gubecka won two events.

2017 Australian Short Course Championships

Queensland was the leading State at the 2017 Australian Short Course Championships. Emily Seebohm underlined her longevity in the high performance ranks of our sport by winning four gold medals, which were matched by David Morgan. Cate Campbell and Grant Patterson claimed three events each.

2017 State Teams Championship

The Queensland team prevailed again at the 2017 State Teams Championship. As well as winning Champion Team trophy, Queensland was named Champion Male Team, Champion Female Team, Champion Male Team 14/15 years, and Champion Female Team 13/14 years.

2017 Queensland Championships

Major award winners at the 2017 Queensland Championships were Ariarne Titmus (McDonald’s Swimmer of the Meet); Thomas Hauck (McDonald’s Age Group Swimmer of the Meet); Lakeisha Patterson (McDonald’s SWD Swimmer of the Meet); and Ty Hartwell (McDonald’s Country Swimmer of the Meet).

St Peter’s Western won the President’s Trophy and Hancock Prospecting Trophy for Champion Club.

Athlete and Coach Development

SQ’s ability to deliver coach and club development services has been greatly enhanced over the past few years. Its team now comprises a Coach Development Director, a Coach Development Officer, two Coach and Club Development Officers, a Sport Scientist, an Athletic Development Officer, and a Para Development Officer.

Major activities included Paulus Wildeboer Scholarships for emerging coaches to attend the 2017 FINA World Championships and 2018 Commonwealth Games to observe international swimming competition first hand and learn from the experience under the guidance of the SQ team. The scholarships enabled six Queenslanders to make the journey to Budapest, and another 16 coaches to the Gold Coast Games.

Nine of our swimmers and four of our coaches participated in the Japan Open, while two swimmers and a coach attended an Open Water Swimming World Cup. Fifteen coaches attended a workshop delivered by international sport science expert, Jan Olbrecht. Two talent ID camps and a stroke camp were held in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast, while nine inter-regional clinics were held at local level, catering for 324 swimmers, 52 coaches and 237 parents. A camp for SWD members attracted 22 swimmers and seven coaches. One-on-one mentoring, education and support was provided to coaches across the State.

Technical Official Development

The annual Referees Forum was attended by 34 Technical Officials, and 18 officials participated in an Assessor and Mentor Workshop. Mentoring of Technical Officials was conducted at both the State Teams Championships and the Queensland Championships.

Membership Development

Clinics conducted by SQ for children with special needs, indigenous children, and children from culturally and linguistically diverse communities totalled 85, with 7,926 children participating. Workshops for teachers

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queensland PRESIDENT’S & CEO’S REPORT and clinics for school and learn to swim teachers attracted 824 attendees. 85 swim schools conducted Macca’s Mini Meets.

Awards

New inductees into the SQ Hall of Fame were Alicia Coutts OAM, Jodie Henry OAM, and Christian Sprenger.

SQ Life Membership was conferred on Erin Collis (NQ), Theresa Manning (NQ), Diane Daw (GC), David Gregory (Bne), and Gail Smail (DD). Recipients of the SQ Award of Excellence were Sarah Emery (CQ), Garry Gibson (DD), Tim Hiller (NQ), Trevor Williams (NQ), and Edelene Koplick (Bne).

Emily Seebohm OAM was named the Susie O’Neill Swimmer of the Year and Olympic Program Swimmer of the Year. Her coach, David Lush, received the Olympic Program Coach of the Year award. The Paralympic Program Swimmer of the Year and Paralympic Program Coach of the Year awards went to Rowan Crothers and his coach, Rob Van Der Zant.

QSport award winners were Kaylee McKeown (Queensland Junior Sport Star of the Year) and Erin Collis (Queensland Sport Officiator of the Year). Jess Schipper OAM was inducted in the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame.

Suellen Hardie received the John Keppie Award for officiating excellence.

Acknowledgments

Like all sporting organisations, SQ relies heavily on the support of its sponsors in successfully carrying out its functions. So a big thank you goes to McDonald’s, Georgina Hope Foundation, Speedo and Medal Shots. Another vital partner is the Queensland Government, which also gives SQ much-needed financial support.

Similarly, without the wholehearted involvement of a multitude of mums, dads and other friends of swimming across the length and breadth of Queensland, our sport could not survive, let alone flourish.

Thank you to one and all.

Michael Cox Kevin Hasemann President Chief Executive

VALE During the year, SQ lost Life Member Fred Kellett. Fred was a familiar figure in the marshalling room at Chandler swim meets for many years and will be long remembered for his dry wit, down-to-earth character and mischievous twinkle in his eye.

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On behalf of the Board of Directors, I submit the Treasurer’s Annual Report, together with the audited Annual Financial Report, for the year ended 30 April 2018.

The Association recorded an operating surplus of $49,435, with Total Revenue of $3.105m. Total Accumulated Funds grew to $1.317m.

Notable changes from last year were:

• Shop income dropped by $113,000 due to heightened competition in the swim suit market.

• Grants income grew by $136,000 largely as a result of increased funding from Swimming Australia for club and coach development and from government entities for indigenous programs.

• Membership receipts were $49,000 lower because of Swimming Australia’s reimbursement in 2016/17 of foregone membership income relating to earlier periods.

• Athlete and Coach Development expenditure was $75,000 lower mainly because a Queensland team was not sent to a World Cup pool event this year.

• Employee Benefits outlays rose by $80,000 principally because of added investment in SQ’s staffing capacity.

The Association remains in a solid financial position, with a strong balance sheet and a healthy level of liquidity.

Assisting me on the Finance Sub-Committee over the past year were Michael Cox, Mark Twyford, Kevin Martin, and Erin Collis. I express my sincere appreciation to each of them, and to SQ’s finance team.

Marc Nichols Treasurer

Percentage (%) of Queensland Swimmers selected on Major Australian Teams

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queensland ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT

COMPREHENSIVE INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT for the year ended 30th April 2018 2018 2017 $ Notes $

Shop Sales 298,575 411,557

Less Cost Of Sales (157,624) (219,998)

Gross Profit/(Loss) 140,952 191,559

Other Revenues from Ordinary Activities 2,806,356 2 2,814,746

Meets and Events (333,749) (334,229)

Athlete & Coach Development (778,079) (852,874)

Membership Development (212,803) (199,103)

Membership (52,669) (50,968)

Technical Officials Education & Development (25,107) (27,405)

Shop Expenses (124,355) (124,844)

Administration (249,283) 3 (259,159)

Employee Benefits (1,103,911) (1,023,902)

Other Expenses (17,916) (26,203)

OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 49,435 107,618

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

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BALANCE SHEET as at 30th April 2018 2018 2017 $ Notes $ CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents 196,011 4 324,102

Trade and Other Receivables 251,408 5 305,292

Inventories 100,589 6 99,575

Financial Assets 1,249,040 7 929,672

Other Current Assets 22,515 8 20,741

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 1,819,564 1,679,382

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Property, Plant & Equipment 71,976 9 50,974

Other Non Current Assets - -

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 71,976 50,974

TOTAL ASSETS 1,891,540 1,730,356

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Trade and Other Payables 272,472 10 204,642

Short Term Provisions 275,749 11 240,595

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 548,221 445,237

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

Long Term Provisions 26,277 11 17,513

TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITITES 26,277 17,513

TOTAL LIABILITIES 574,498 462,750

NET ASSETS 1,317,041 1,267,606

EQUITY

Accumulated Funds 1,317,041 1,267,606

TOTAL EQUITY 1,317,041 1,267,606

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

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queensland ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT

Statement of changes in equity as at 30th April 2018 2018 Notes 2017 $ $ Accumulated Accumulated Funds Funds

Balance as at 1 May 1,267,606 1,159,988

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year 49,435 107,618

CLOSING ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1,317,041 1,267,606

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

cash flow statement for the year ended 30th April 2018 Inflows Inflows (Outflows) (Outflows) $ $

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Receipts from grant providers 1,098,825 838,978

Receipts customers, clubs & others 2,294,395 2,372,493

Payment to suppliers and employees (3,206,079) (3,143,154)

Interest received 39,573 19,267

NET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 226,714 15 87,584

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Payments for property, plant & equipment (34,468) (10,360) Proceeds from sale of property, plant & equipment - 200 Proceeds from maturity of investments 279,663 -

Payments for new investments (600,000) (901,752)

NET CASH FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES (354,805) (911,911)

NET INCREASE/DECREASE IN CASH HELD (128,091) (824,327)

CASH AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 324,102 1,148,429

CASH AT END OF YEAR 196,011 4 324,102

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018

Note 1 - Statement of Significant Accounting Policies The financial statements are a general purpose financial report and have been prepared in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Interpretations, other authoritative pronouncements of the AASB and the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act. The financial statements have also been prepared on an accrual basis and is based on historical costs modified by the revaluation of selected non current assets (where applicable) and financial assets and liabilities for which the fair value basis of accounting has been applied.

The financial report covers Queensland Swimming Association Inc. which is incorporated under the Associations Incorporations Act 1981 and is domiciled in Brisbane Queensland.

The following is a summary of the material accounting policies adopted in the preparation of the financial statements.The accounting policies have been consistently applied, unless otherwise stated.

Income Tax No provision has been made for income tax as the Association is exempt under Section 50-45 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

Inventories Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and current replacement cost. Costs are assigned on a first-in first out basis.

Property, Plant & Equipment Property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable any accumulated depreciation and impairment losses. The carrying amount of property, plant and equipment is reviewed annually by the committee to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from those assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of the expected net cash flows which will be received from the assets employment and subsequent disposal. The expected net cash flows have been discounted to their present values in determining recoverable amount.

Depreciation The depreciable amounts of all fixed assets including buildings and capitalised leased assets, but excluding freehold land, are depreciated over their useful lives to the entity commencing from the time that the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are amortised over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or the estimated useful lives of the improvements. Depreciation rates are plant & equipment 7.5% to 75%, leasehold improvements 10% and Historical Gallery 10%.

Leases Leases of fixed assets, where substantially all the risks and benefits incidental to the ownership of the asset, but not legal ownership, are transferred to the Association are classified as finance leases. Finance leases are capitalised, recording an asset and a liability equal to the present value of the minimum lease payments, including any guaranteed residual value. Leased assets are amortised over their estimated useful lives. Lease payments are allocated between the reduction of the lease liability and the lease interest expense of the period. Lease payments under operating leases, where substantially all the risks and benefits remain with the lessor, are charged as expenses in the periods in which they are incurred.

Financial Instruments Financial instruments are initially measured at cost on trade date, which includes transaction costs, when the related contractual obligation or right exists. Subsequent to initial recognition these instruments are measured dependent on whether they are classified as Financial Assets at fair value through profit and loss, loans and receivables, held to maturity investments, available for sale financial assets or financial liabilities.

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018

Employee Benefits Provision is made for the liability for employees arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee benefits expected to be settled within one year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled, plus related on-costs. Employee benefits payable later than one year have been measured at the present value of the estimated future cash outflows to be made for those benefits.

Contributions are made by the Association to an employee superannuation fund and are charged as expenses when incurred.

Government Grants Government grants are recognised at fair value when the entity obtains control of the grant, it is probable that the economic benefits will flow and the grant can be measured reliably.

Revenues Revenue from the sale of goods is recognised upon delivery of the goods to customers. Revenue from rendering a service is recognised upon delivery of the service. Interest income is recognised on an accruals basis.

Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and cash equivalents includes cash on hand, deposits held at call with banks, other short term highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less, and bank overdrafts.

Impairment of Assets At each reporting date, the entity reviews the carrying values of its tangible and intangible assets to determine whether there is any indication that those assets have been impaired. If such an indicator exists, the recoverable amount of the asset, being the higher of the assets fair value less costs to sell and value in use, is compared to the assets carrying value. Any excess of the assets carrying value over its recoverable amount is expensed to the income statement.

Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgments The committee members evaluate estimates and judgments incorporated into the financial report based on historical knowledge and best available current information. Estimates assume a reasonable expectation of future events and are based on current trends and economic data, obtained both externally and within the Association.

2018 2017 $ $ Note 2 - Revenue Revenue from Operating Activities: Grants 570,362 434,852 Sponsorship 333,241 390,251 Membership 560,952 609,992 Swim Meets and Events 487,406 522,865 Athlete & Coach Development 620,484 631,909 Membership Development 44,773 44,773 Interest & Investment Earnings/Movement 40,502 31,961 Administrative Services 127,000 127,000 Other 21,637 21,144 Total Other Revenue from Ordinary Activities 2,806,356 2,814,746

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018

Note 3 - Profit for the Year 2018 2017 Profit for the year has been determined after: $ $ Depreciation of Non Current Assets - Plant and Equipment 6,206 6,329 - Computers 3,157 4,689 - Historical Gallery 2,129 2,875 - Shop Equipment 45 90 Amortisation of Non Current Assets - Leasehold Improvements 1,166 1,372 Fixed Asset Writedown 763 - Rental Expense on Operating Leases 83,174 82,517 Finance Costs - - Audit Fees - Auditing the financial statements 5,500 5,500 - Other services none provided - -

Administration Expenses - Bank Charges 4,486 3,869 - Postage/Phone/Stationery/Computers 40,652 52,866 - Office Equipment Rental/Repairs 31,164 28,912 - Office Rental/Cleaning 24,449 22,138 - Insurance 74,634 67,341 - Audit 5,500 5,500 - Depreciation 13,466 15,264 - Meeting Expenses 16,278 22,386 - Service Providers/Consultancy 19,386 22,586 - Vehicle Lease and Fuel 19,267 18,297 TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 249,283 259,159

Note 4 - Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash at Bank 195,111 323,202 Petty Cash/Float 900 900 196,011 324,102

Note 5 - Trade and Other Receivables Trade Debtors 63,702 49,048 Sundry Debtors 187,706 256,243 251,408 305,292

Note 6 - Inventories At Cost Inventories held for distribution - Medals 26,731 23,883 Shop Inventory 73,858 75,692 100,589 99,575 Note 7 - Financial Assets Perpetual Investment at Fair Value 599,031 - Bank Deposits held to Maturity 650,009 929,672 1,249,040 929,672 Note 8 - Other Assets Current Prepayments 22,515 20,741 22,515 20,741

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018 2018 2017 Note 9 - Property, Plant & Equipment $ $

Historical Gallery 40,211 40,211 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (33,043) (30,914) 7,167 9,296

Plant & Equipment at Cost 73,498 60,980 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (37,791) (33,688) 35,707 27,292

Computers at Cost 43,271 55,630 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (20,778) (49,107) 22,494 6,523

Leasehold Refurbishment at Cost 13,559 13,559 Less: Accumulated Amortisation (6,952) (5,786) 6,607 7,773

Shop Equipment at Cost - 1,069 Less: Accumulated Depreciation - (979) - 90

Total Property, Plant & Equipment 71,976 50,974

Movements in Carrying Amounts Plant & Computers Leasehold Historical Shop Total Equipment Improvements Gallery Equipment Balance at beginning of year 27,292 6,523 7,773 9,296 90 50,974 Additions 14,908 19,649 0 0 0 34,557 Disposals 287 521 0 0 45 853 Depreciation 6,206 3,157 1,166 2,129 45 12,703 Carrying amount at end of financial year 35,707 22,494 6,607 7,167 0 71,976

Note 10 - Trade and Other Payables Trade Creditors 60,222 84,596 Affilliation & Capitation Fees 615 624 PAYG Tax Withholding 28,174 26,774 Superannuation Payable 12,534 12,757 Grants Received in Advance - 44,124 Net GST/FBT (1,230) 5,249 QAS Funding Received in Advance 140,039 - Other 32,119 30,518 272,472 204,642

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018 2018 2017 $ $ Note 11 - Provisions Current Provision for Holiday Leave 180,286 174,603 Provision for Long Service Leave 72,427 65,993 Provision for Time In Lieu 23,035 0 275,749 240,595

Non Current Provision for Long Service Leave 26,277 17,513

Note 12 - Financial Instruments Financial Risk Management The groups financial instruments comprise mainly of deposits with banks, accounts receivable and payable. A finance sub committee oversees financial risks. Interest rate risk is covered by use of term deposits and online saver accounts which pay a higher rate of interest than a cheque account.

Interest Rate Risk The associations exposure to interest rate risk, which is the risk that a financial instruments value will fluctuate as a result of changes in market interest rates and the effective weighted average interest rates on classes of financial assets and liabilities is as follows:

Financial Assets Effective Effective Cash and cash equivalents (within 1 year) interest rate interest rate Receivables (non interest bearing) 196,011 2.10% 324,102 2.10% Financial assets at fair value 251,408 0.00% 305,292 0.00% Investments (within 1 year) 599,031 0.00% - 0.00% Total Financial Assets 650,009 2.40% 929,672 2.40% 1,696,460 1,559,065 Financial Liabilities Trade and other payables (non interest bearing) Total Financial Liabilities 272,472 0.00% 204,642 0.00% 272,472 204,642

Net Fair Values Aggregate net fair values and carrying amounts of financial assets and financial liabilites at balance date. Financial Assets Carrying Amount Fair Value Carrying Amount Fair Value Financial assets at fair value 599,031 599,031 0 0 Cash and cash equivalents 196,011 196,011 324,102 324,102 Held to maturity financial assets 650,009 650,009 929,672 929,672 Trade and other receivables 251,408 251,408 305,292 305,292 1,696,460 1,696,460 1,559,065 1,559,065 Financial Liabilities Trade and other payables 272,472 272,472 204,642 204,642

Note 13 - Remuneration & Retirement Benefits Committee members of the Association received up to a maximum of $60 depending on how far travelled, per meeting during the 2017/18 financial year to cover travel costs.

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Notes to and forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 30th April 2018 Note 14 - Related Parties There were no transactions with related parties during the financial year.

Note 15 - Reconciliation of Net Cash from Operating Activities to Operating Surplus 2018 2017 $ $

Operating Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year 49,435 107,618

Depreciation 13,466 15,354 Provision for Leave 43,918 47,252 Loss on Disposal of Assets - 44 Decrease/Increase in Sundry Debtors 52,110 (34,885) Decrease/Increase in Other Assets 969 (8,479) Decrease/Increase in Inventory (1,014) (6,874) Increase/Decrease in Sundry Creditors 67,830 (32,446) Net Cash from Operating Activities 226,714 87,584

Note 16 - Change in Accounting Policy

The following Australian Accounting Standards have been issued or amended and are applicable to the entity but are not yet effective. They have not been adopted in preparation of the financial statements at reporting date.

Standard AASB Ref Starting

AASB 9: Financial Instruments and Associated Various (iii) 1-Jan-18 Amending Standards

AASB 15: Revenue from Contracts with Customers AASB 15 (iii) 1-Jan-18

AASB 13: Fair Value Measurement AASB 13 (iii) 1-Jan-18

AASB 101: Presentation of Financial Statements AASB 101 (iii) 1-Jan-18

AASB 16: Leases AASB 16 (iii) 1-Jan-19

AASB 136: Impairment of Assets AASB 136 (iii) 1-Jan-18

AASB 139: Financial Instruments Recognition & AASB 139 (iii) 1-Jan-18 Measurement

(i) The standards, and therfore the amendments are not relevant to the entity (ii) Amendments primarily provide changes to disclosure requirements (iii) No significant impacts anticipated

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT

In my opinion, the accompanying Income & Expenditure Statement, Balance Sheet, Statement of Changes in Equity, Cash Flow Statement and Notes to the Financial Statements are drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Association as at 30 April 2018 and of the results of the activities of Association for the year ended 30 April 2018.

At the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that Queensland Swimming Association Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

BRISBANE Michael Cox 8 June 2018 President

TREASURER’S REPORT

In my opinion, the accompanying Income & Expenditure Statement, Balance Sheet, Statement of Changes in Equity, Cash Flow Statement and Notes to the Financial Statements are drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Association as at 30 April 2018 and of the results of the activities of Association for the year ended 30 April 2018.

At the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that Queensland Swimming Association Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

BRISBANE Marc Nichols 8 June 2018 Treasurer

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

TO THE MEMBERS OF QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.

Qualified Opinion I have audited the accompanying financial report as at 30 April 2018, being a general purpose financial report, of QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC., which comprises the balance sheet, the income statement, statement of changes in equity, cash flow statement, a summary of significant accounting policies, other explanatory notes and the committee member’s declarations.

In my opinion, except for the effects of the matter described in the Basis for Qualified Opinion section of our report, the accompanying financial report as at 30 April 2018 gives a true and fair view of QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC. financial affairs on the basis of accounting set out in the Statement of Significant Accounting Policies.

Basis for Qualified Opinion As is common for organisations of this type, it is not practicable for QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC. to maintain an effective system of internal control over cash from swim meets and other sources of income until their initial entry into the accounting records. Accordingly our audit in relation to fundraising activities was limited to amounts recorded.

I conducted my audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. My responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. I am independent of the entity in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to my audit of the financial report in Australia. I have also fulfilled my other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my opinion.

Committees’ Responsibility for the Financial Report Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance with the financial reporting requirements of the applicable legislation and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation and fair presentation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

In preparing the financial report, management is responsible for assessing the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters relating to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless management either intends to liquidate the entity or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so. Those charged with governance are responsible for overseeing the entity’s financial reporting process.

Auditor’s Responsibility My objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes my opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report.

Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT Continued...

As part of an audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards, I exercise professional judgment and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit.

I also: • Identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error, design and perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting from fraud is higher than for one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal control. • Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. • Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by management. • Conclude on the appropriateness of management’s use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern. If I conclude that a material uncertainty exists, I am required to draw attention in our auditor’s report to the related disclosures in the financial report or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify my opinion. My conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of my auditor’s report. However, future events or conditions may cause the entity to cease to continue as a going concern. • Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial report, including the disclosures, and whether the financial report represents the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation.

I communicate with those charged with governance regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that I identify during my audit.

PHIL DAVIS & COMPANY Chartered Accountants

P G DAVIS Principal 8 June 2018

Brisbane Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation

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Non- Non- Swimmer Swimmer Swimmer Swimmer

BRISBANE CLUBS 7088 3265 Indooroopilly SS 100 1 Ipswich Grammar 30 3 Acacia Bayside 217 196 Ipswich Vikings 34 30 Acqua Rosa Clayfield 142 40 Ironside 28 16 Albany Creek 175 172 Ithaca Creek 151 24 Ambrose Treacy College 66 8 Jamboree Heights 103 101 Ashgrove SS 98 9 John Paul College 48 12 Ashgrove Tridents 7 2 Lake’s Swimming 36 28 Aspley 32 18 Lawnton 76 66 Australian Crawl 61 33 Logan Vikings 45 51 Bellbowrie 43 9 Logan West Community 44 6 Bethania Aquatic 14 1 Lowood & District 44 9 Boondall 32 9 Mansfield State School 14 2 Bracken Ridge 98 120 MCA Swim Club 58 13 Brisbane Grammar 113 7 Milton Marlins 95 44 Brisbane Jets 215 151 Newmarket Racers 95 39 Carina Leagues CJ’s 125 41 Nudgee College 168 55 Centenary Dolphins 78 79 Oxley SS 18 27 Chandler 123 62 Padua 121 54 Citipointe 3 6 Pine Rivers Community 78 27 Clayfield Aquatics 57 42 Rackley Swim Team 429 103 Commercial 57 22 Railways 1 9 Craigslea School 10 21 Redcliffe Leagues 52 39 CYMS St Edmunds 139 85 Redlands 134 37 Dayboro & District 35 7 Rosewood District 72 31 Eagle Junction 186 92 Runcorn SS 49 26 East Brisbane 49 24 Samford ASC Inc 154 62 Electric Eels 136 8 Sandgate SC Inc 269 28 Everton Park 38 49 Sheldon Academy of Sport 31 8 Ferny Hills & District 89 70 Somerset Hills SS 15 12 Genesis Aquatics 152 92 Somerville House Aquatics 26 4 Grace 149 44 Southern Cross 105 73 Graceville 183 128 Southside Aquatics 77 29 Healthstream 35 8 St Peters Western 209 79 Holland Park SS 120 7 Stafford State School 1 5 Sunnybank 126 17 The Gap 138 77 The Swim Academy - Brisbane 15 59 UQ Swim Club 120 30 Waterworx 40 35 Wellers Hill SS 15 15 Wellington Point Allstars 27 2 West Brisbane 42 12 West End 26 23 Western Aquatics 110 55 Whites Hill 1 2 Wilston SS 95 7 Wishart SS ASC 0 8 Woogaroo SC Inc 104 66 Above: Albany Creek swimmers at the 2018 Vorgee Yeronga Park Sc Inc 142 42 Brisbane Senior Metropolitan Championships.

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Non- Swimmer Swimmer

Cecil Plains 61 33 Charleville 65 9 Chinchilla 82 70 Clifton & District 46 23 Cunnamulla 41 7 Dalby & District 124 62 Dirranbandi 33 15 Fairholme 34 20 Flyers 55 43 Gatton 79 108 Above: Gladstone South Swimmers during the CQ 2018 Goondiwindi 120 75 McDonald’s Regional Championships. Highfields 102 8 Non- Inglewood 54 3 Swimmer Swimmer Injune 39 28 Jandowae 44 16 CENTRAL QLD CLUBS 1694 1206 Killarney 34 4 Miles & District 39 31 Alpha 21 6 Millmerran 41 46 Barcaldine 110 35 Mitchell 40 23 Biloela 77 37 Morven 21 19 Blackall 49 39 Oakey & District 31 21 Blackwater 44 74 Pittsworth & District 44 22 Boyne Tannum 184 51 Quilpie Legend 37 24 Caribeae 176 196 Roma 99 17 Clermont Dolphins 16 35 St George 72 57 CQ Aquajets 15 18 Stanthorpe 42 43 Crescent Lagoon SS 17 10 Tambo 4 2 Dysart 14 8 Tara 53 12 Emerald 112 49 Taroom 34 20 Emu Park 67 34 Texas 28 14 Gladstone Gladiators 86 58 The Glennie 73 17 Gladstone South 87 79 Toowoomba Grammar 140 28 Gracemere 27 43 Turbo Jets 33 24 Longreach 38 16 Middlemount Community 64 5 Sports Association Monto 4 12 Moranbah Highlanders 58 52 Moura 69 16 Rocky City 95 91 Rolleston 34 19 Springsure 51 23 Tieri 35 7 Western Suburbs (Gladstone) 69 138 Winton Pelican 12 2 Yeppoon 63 53

DARLING DOWNS CLUBS 1723 1221

Allora 47 22 Above: Toowoomba Grammar basket handlers at the Augathella Aqua Ants 72 72 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships.

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Wallumbilla 49 46 Wandoan 42 34 Warwick 50 37

FAR NORTH QLD CLUBS 2119 1180

Atherton 100 129 Cairns Stingrays 80 55 Central Cairns 54 59 Cooktown 49 44 Dimbulah 29 5 Edge Hill 114 11 Etheridge Shire 23 25 Innisfail 21 39 Above: Cannonvale Cannons swimmers at the NQ 2018 Malanda Aquatic Dragons 46 30 McDonald’s Regional Championships. Mareeba 130 65 Marlin Coast 44 35 Non- Swimmer Mission Beach 0 6 Swimmer Mossman Meteors 60 61 Cloncurry 48 14 Normanton 88 31 Collinsville & Scottville 51 29 Saints 47 53 Gardens 73 65 TAS Swimming 42 53 Glenden 28 19 Tobruk Swim Club 19 14 Herbert River 33 28 Tully 44 29 Home Hill 40 28 Weipa 0 1 Hughenden 35 22 Julia Creek 35 22 Mackay Cyclones 43 39 Mackay Swimming Academy 72 49 (MSA) Mirani 78 51 Pioneer 49 40 Richmond 28 19 Townsville Brothers 61 43 Townsville Tiger Sharks 16 9 Townsville Tourist 79 104 Whitsunday 34 27

GOLD COAST CLUBS 1072 891

A B Paterson College 63 7 All Saints Gold Coast 56 42 Above: Central Cairns swimmers at the FNQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships. Beaudesert 114 104 Bond 69 17 NORTH QLD CLUBS 990 746 Boonah 74 9 Coopers Burleigh Aquatic 54 17 Aitkenvale Stingers 0 2 Emmanuel College 86 68 Ayr 42 39 Gold Coast North 69 7 Bowen 84 64 Griffith University 23 5 Cannonvale Cannons 74 49 Gullivers Coomera 44 32 Cardwell Swim Club 9 13 Helensvale 134 61 Charters Towers 56 45

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Gayndah 38 35 Good Shepherd Aquatics 107 50 Gympie Gold Fins 35 49 Gympie South 56 3 Hervey Bay 57 19 Isis District 20 12 Kandanga & District 31 31 Kawana Waters 151 138 Kilcoy 28 21 Kilkivan District 55 31 Kingaroy 49 70 Kolan 76 55 Above: Helensvale swimmers at the GC 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships. Maleny 38 63 Maryborough 11 19 Non- Mountain Creek Mooloolaba 95 55 Swimmer Swimmer Mundubbera 37 16 Murgon 15 22 Jimboomba SS 21 29 Nambour 40 51 Kennedy Pacific 74 51 Nanango 24 13 Miami 182 90 Noosa 40 46 Mudgeeraba 46 5 Pelican Waters Caloundra 99 109 Nerang 57 7 Rainbow Beach 24 50 Palm Beach Currumbin 47 30 Sunshine Coast Grammar 23 14 Rathdowney 28 4 Sunshine Coast Sea Devils 34 10 Somerset (Gold Coast) 160 113 USC Spartans 64 38 Southport Olympic 54 31 St Hilda’s Aquatics 96 77 Superfish Swim Club 133 9 Surfers Paradise 121 39 Trinity Aquatic Club 33 22 TSS Aquatics 160 131 Woongoolba Aquatics 29 54

WIDE BAY CLUBS 2027 1061

Alexandra Headland 14 3 Beerwah & District 52 31 Biggenden 15 7 Bribie Island 62 37 Burrum 48 5 Caboolture Central 31 32 Above: Fairymead swimmers, with Bronte Campbell, at Cooloola Coast Crocs 23 16 the 2017 McDonald’s Qld Championships. Coolum Peregian 17 19 Cooroy Dolphins 97 62 Cotton Tree 68 57 Eidsvold 21 13 Eumundi District 48 27 Fairymead 112 45 Fraser Coast 43 25 From The Edge 8 11

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Brisbane Swimming Association Inc. President: Suellen Hardie Secretary: Susan Weldon On behalf of the Management Committee of Brisbane Swimming, I present the 2017-18 Annual Report to Swimming Queensland. This has been another successful season for the region, its swimmers, coaches, officials and clubs.

Brisbane swimmers represented Australia at International events, including the World Championships in Budapest, the World Junior Championships in Indianapolis, the Summer Universiade in Taipei and the Youth Commonwealth Games in Nassau. The only female Australian medallists in Budapest were Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) with back-to-back Gold in 200m Backstroke and Bronze in the 100m Back and Emma McKeon (then of St Peters Western) with Silver in both the 100m Fly and 200m Free.

At the XXI Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, Brisbane swimmers collected 15 individual Gold medals: Mitch Larkin (SPW) 4; Ariarne Titmus (SPW) 2; Cate Campbell (Chandler) 2; Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) 2; Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar), Clyde Lewis (SPW), Brenden Hall (Lawnton), Jack McLoughlin (Chandler) and Bronte Campbell (Chandler) 1 each. Games Records were set by Cate Campbell, Ariarne Titmus, Emily Seebohm, Bronte Campbell and Mitch Larkin, with Cate and Ariarne each breaking an Oceania record. And who can forget the World Record in the Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay with Cate and Bronte Campbell and Shayna Jack (Chandler) in the team. Topped off by their medals being presented by Susie O’Neill.

Brisbane swimmers also competed as Queensland team members. Liam Hunter and Mikayla Messer (Chandler) and Abbey Harkin (St Peters Western) competed at the 2017 Japan Open. The 2017 State Teams Championships in Canberra included 22 from Brisbane clubs out of the 40 team members, along with 4 coaches.

Brisbane played host to the 2017 Patron’s Shield, winning for the 5th consecutive year. Our team consisted of 26 boys, 22 girls, 5 coaches and 2 managers. At Queensland State Championships, Brisbane continued to field 2 teams in the Regional Relays.

The region’s total membership currently stands at 83 clubs with 10,303 members. Exciting to break through the 10,000 barrier. It is pleasing to see the regular applications for affiliation from new or re-establishing clubs in our region. Our regional championships (Short Course, Open Water, Sprints, Junior and Senior Metropolitans) this season attracted almost 17,000 nominations. The Preparation meets had over 36,500 nominations, an increase of around 10,000, with Development and Transition level meets seeing a decrease to just over 7,000 nominations. It is important for clubs to recognise the value of holding these more introductory levels of meets, bringing the experience of competitive regional swimming to our newest members in a less intimidating atmosphere.

Brisbane region has again increased its investment in Development Activities, this season committing

Above: Brisbane swimmers at the 2017 Patron’s Shield.

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Brisbane Swimming Association Inc. Continued. over $66,000 to this vital area. 38 swimmers participated in an Athlete Potential Workshop, an interactive workshop run in conjunction with leading sport psychologist, Georgia Ridler from SportPsych Qld. Exploring topics such as confidence, focus, perseverance and mental toughness, both in sport and in life, the participants were mentored by World Champions Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin. 63 swimmers attended a series of 3 Stroke Training Sessions, conducted by Olympic Coaches Barry Prime, Brant Best and Rick Van Der Zant. 32 swimmers, 9 coaches and 2 managers attended this season’s Big Brisbane Camp, a annual feature on our development calendar. 21 swimmers benefitted from the 2 Open Water clinics, conducted by Trent Grimsey’s Grimsey Adult Swim Fit, participation in which included eligibility to compete in the Noosa Summer Swim. Around 160 youngsters enjoyed the 2 Macca’s Clinics hosted by the Sunnybank and East Brisbane Swim Clubs. Around 120 swimmers took part in 5 Aquatic Body Alignment Clinics with former Breaststroke World Record Holder, Jade Edmistone.

Our development activities are not only for athletes but for their parents as well. At our annual Parents’ Forum during the Metropolitan Junior Championships, interested parents were addressed by SQ Athletic Development Coordinator, Grant Jenkins. He spoke on the topic “Beyond Resilience”, dealing with matters such as helping young athletes deal with success and cope with failure.

Becoming an official is an excellent way to show support for your athletes and may open up a whole new area of interest that can endure long after you are no longer required to drive them to training and competition. Swimming Australia has a complete pathway of training modules for technical officials, from Timekeeper through to National Referee. It has been my pleasure to deliver this initial accreditation training to interested members of several clubs over the season.

The 2016/17 Annual Awards Function recognised last season’s top performers. Warren Grainger was named Technical Official of the Year. Margaret Pugh and Pat McGinley shared the Hazel Ferguson Award for Volunteer of the Year. Ariarne Titmus from St Peters Western was awarded the Brisbane Rising Star Award and Jack Cartwright, also from St Peters Western, received the Glen Bigg President’s Trophy. Brisbane Swimming acknowledges the continuing support of our sponsors, McDonald’s and Vorgee. Their representatives are always kept busy at the Awards Function, presenting trophies and awards. Two new Life Members were announced at the 2017 AGM, Teresa Goddard and Robert Van Der Zant.

Above: (L-R) Mitch Larkin and Acacia Bayside Swimmer, Lily Price, at the Athlete Potential Workshop, and the Brisbane Open Water Squad after a training session at Redcliffe.

A new award this season is the Club of the Year Award. This encourages clubs to examine their efforts in the areas of recruitment of members and technical officials; creation of a positive club environment; effective management practices; and inclusion of their local community. The inaugural trophy was presented at the 2018 Awards Function to the Acacia Bayside club.

Many thanks to all the technical officials, volunteers, club administrators, coaches, parents and of

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Brisbane Swimming Association Inc. Continued. course the swimmers who, in combination, are responsible for the success of Brisbane Swimming. I also acknowledge all our Life Members, many of whom continue to actively support the association. In addition, we thank Swimming Queensland for its role in our administration, with special acknowledgement of Kellie Richter. Sincere thanks to my fellow members of the Management Committee for the time they put into the running of this association. This is my final President’s Report, as I have now completed the maximum 6 years as President, as laid down by our constitution. I have enjoyed this time and wish the incoming President and committee all the best into the future.

Suellen Hardie

Central Queensland

President: Michael Borg Secretary: Amanda Noone The 2017-18 swimming season was another successful year for the Central Queensland region with another year of strong membership, both competitive and recreational swimmers.

The Association conducted, with the generous assistance of the region’s clubs, two carnivals which provided valuable platforms for State & National competitions. CQ Sprints was hosted by Biloela Bluefins with over 220 swimmers competing this year in Biloela. The Graham Simpson “Simmo’s Best Overall Performance Award” went to Matthew Richardson & Randy Chopping. CQ Championships celebrated all the fantastic efforts of coaches, parents & competitors for the season. Congratulations to all competitors, whether it was PB’s, CQ Records or Awards, the standard of competition was outstanding. Special thanks to all the volunteers for their time, especially Meet Director Mrs Susan Brown, Chief Referee Mrs Sarah Emery, and the many clubs that took on roles over the weekend and undertook those jobs professionally and to a high standard.

Thanks & appreciation needs to be extended to the Chair of the Technical Committee, Mrs Sarah Emery, the Referees and the many officials who ensure our meets throughout the region are conducted “within the rules” and in the spirit of competition. Without their support through the long hot summer the competition would just not happen. Thank you to those who are working on their technical qualifications, as with all sport, many more are needed so keep up the good work!

Above: (L-R) Emerald swimmers, Boyne Tannum swimmers, Rocky City swimmers at the CQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships. The Development Grants Program continued to support clubs undertake activities that may ordinarily be beyond their reach. Thank you to those clubs that have participated.

Our State & National swimmers showed CQ can match it with the best medalling in a range of events; these young men & women and their families should be proud of their achievements. Coaches also deserve praise as their support is integral to the swimmer’s success.

The GC2018 Commonwealth Games provided opportunities for many to volunteer and share the experience

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Central Queensland Continued. that will always provide benefits beyond the event itself.

Next year will see another series of development activities in partnership with Swimming Queensland, CQ Sprints at an exciting venue, and CQ Championships as the season’s culmination of all the work swimmers and coaches put in.

Finally, I would like to thank the Management Committee (and their families) for their contributions of time, energy and enthusiasm throughout the year; your efforts are appreciated by all.

Michael Borg

Above: (L-R) Biloela swimmers, Gladstone Gladiators swimmers and Gladstone South swimmer accepting his award, at the CQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

Darling Downs Regional Swimming association (DDRSA)

President: Garry Gibson Secretary: Shannon Armbruster It’s with great pleasure that I present the annual report on the activities held in the region for the 2017- 18 season. It has been a busy season with the continuation of implementing initiatives of past years. The members of the Management Committee have been working with members of various Subcommittees and a whole range of technical, professional and voluntary providers to implement the programs for the 2017-18 season. We are now planning for the upcoming season to continue to take the region forward.

Development

This season, the DDRSA continued to join with Swimming Queensland to take part in the funding to access Barry Prime, the SQ Development Coach. This continues to be a major investment by the DDRSA for the development of club coaches throughout the region, at grass roots level. For many this is the future in the development of strong clubs. The progress of this investment in development has evolved as Barry Prime continues to travel to various clubs. He ran small clinics to help develop the swimmers and coaches in this region.

2017 JX Clinic Toowoomba The DDRSA Junior JX Clinic for 9 – 12 year olds was held at the Fairholme Aquatic Centre on the 28th October which saw a lot of new faces attending and also allowed some coaches to experience the coaching techniques offered by other coaches in this region. The coaches from different country clubs and Toowoomba clubs assisted Barry Prime from Swimming Queensland to facilitate an extremely beneficial swimming clinic and a skills session. This year, Jack Cartwright and our own Jacob Whale were the invited guest swimmers. It was followed up by the Time and Technique meet run by Fairholme which allowed a lot of the swimmers who attended the clinic to practice what they had just been introduced to. From the feedback it actually worked very well. This meet is about points based on Racing Skills & Technical skills. The afternoon competition was organised by Fairholme SC.

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Darling Downs Regional Swimming association (DDRSA)

President: Garry Gibson Secretary: Shannon Armbruster 2017-18 Club Visits & Clinics in the Outer Western Regions of the Darling Downs This is an important initiative for the DDRSA Development program. Barry Prime visited Coaches in our region, in total 26. He observed club programs at St George, Charleville, Texas, Quilpie, and Augathella. He also held a clinic at St George and along with Jade Edmistone held clinics at Inglewood, Chinchilla. Michael Wise DDRSA Development Coach also spent time out at some centres helping coaches and their swimmers. He ran a competitive strokes course out at Wandoan and put 4 new parents through the course over 2 days. He then went back and did another 2 development days with them during the season to help develop the swimmers in this area.

2018 Development Clinic held at Stanthorpe After a successful Country Championships held on the 20th January at Stanthorpe, the development clinic was held on Sunday 21st January at the same venue. This clinic was open to all swimmers in our region and saw over 60 swimmers take part. The morning started with Charlotte Bush (Dietitian) talking to parents and swimmers on what to eat before and after training and during competition. Then the swimmers enjoyed a session provided by Gail Smail, Garry Shorter, Michael Wise and Karen Gillcrist.

The DDRSA acknowledges the ongoing support received over many years from Gail Smail, Garry Shorter and Michael Wise. For without their time and expertise freely given, the DDRSA could not hold our annual Development Clinic activities. The DDRSA cannot thank enough Fairholme College and Stanthorpe Pool and the host clubs for their support of these clinics. DDRSA is appreciative of Barry Prime’s attendance at the year’s development activities, as his expertise is clearly apparent to the swimmers and coaches who participated with clinics and workshops.

Above: (L-R) Group photo at the 2017 JX Clinic, newspaper article about the St George clinic and group photo at the Chinchilla clinic. Regional Events

2017 McDonald’s Winter Short Course The first DDRSA meet for the season was the Winter Short Course. The Association would like to thank Fairholme College and Fairholme Swim Club for their support in enabling the DDRSA to host the Winter Short Course on the 6th August 2017. This season the DDRSA has introduced the full program in line with the other DDRSA Championships meets, which brings this meet in line with the selection criteria for all Championships meets for this region.

2017 Toowoomba Open The Toowoomba Open has again been used for the selection of Toowoomba Champions. Along with the Regional Championships, it was held in Toowoomba. With the support of all the Toowoomba clubs and Milne Bay Aquatic Centre, these meets ran efficiently.

2018 Country Championships The Country Championships, which was hosted by the Stanthorpe Swimming Club, was facilitated at an excellent standard and well supported. This meet was again the biggest on the Downs this season number-

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Darling Downs Regional Swimming association (DDRSA) Continued. wise. The Country Awards are selected from this meet. It was very pleasing to see the number of coaches and country technical officials who supported this meet.

2018 McDonald’s Regional Long Course The Regional Championships was held in Toowoomba with the support of all of the Toowoomba Clubs and Milne Bay Aquatic Centre. The DDRSA would like to express our sincere thanks to Kevin Martin (SQ Board Director) for his time spent talking to officials and coaches on the day.

Above: Some of the award recipients from the DD 2018 McDonald’s Regional Long Course Championships.

2018 Presentation Night The Presentation Night was held at the Highfields Cultural Centre on the 10th March, 2018. This year was a great success with the largest number ever of 260 members attending with swimmers, parents, coaches, officials and volunteers coming together to celebrate the successes of the season. This season we acknowledge the team swimmers that represented this region over the season. Our guest speaker, Shayna Jack (2018 Commonwealth Games Australian Swim Team member), spoke about her life as a swimmer, answered many questions from our own swimmers and interacted with both swimmers and parents afterwards.

Regional Teams

Patron’s Shield The Patron’s Shield was hosted by BSA at The Valley Pool on 17th September 2017 with teams from Darling Downs, Wide Bay, Brisbane and Gold Coast attending. The region was represented by 42 swimmers on the day. For the DDRSA this meet is all about a team event and is a good introduction for the younger swimmers. Thank you to all teams for an enjoyable day and congratulations to Brisbane as winners for this year.

State Relay A team of 32 swimmers was selected to swim for Darling Downs at this season’s State Relay. They gained medals in five events. Congratulations to all the swimmers for their great results in all age groups. DDRSA would like to thank the Team Managers, Shannon Armbruster, Lisa Ford and Michael Crook, Development coach Michael Wise and other coaches Cody Grimsley, Troy Chandler and Gail Smail for the selection and organisation of the relay teams. For without this support the DDRSA could not field these teams.

Congratulations This season, Gail Smail was awarded the Swimming Queensland Life Membership for her lifelong involvement in swimming and was presented to Gail at the 2018 Country Championships by Michael Cox SQ President. Garry Gibson was awarded the Swimming Queensland Award of Excellence for his lifelong involvement in swimming on the weekend of the 2018 Regional Championships by Kevin Martin SQ Director. William Salmond was awarded the McDonald’s Swimmer of the Year. Volunteer of the Year was awarded to Bianca Deleforce. Abigail Schoorl was awarded the Presidents Trophy. Rising Star award went to both William Salmond and Naia Anderson. Gail Smail was awarded Coach of the Year. Jamie Johnman was awarded DDRSA Life Membership at the DDRSA AGM.

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Darling Downs Regional Swimming association (DDRSA) Continued. The Future Our Association must be proactive in providing opportunities for all swimmers and their coaches throughout this vast region. However, what happens at club level is the most important thing for the swimmers. The future is full of opportunities with the continued development of technology on how clubs are run. The interaction between the club and the coaches is continuing to evolve, so the association must embrace these changes and work with the stakeholders. This is the goal of the DDRSA Management Committee when planning for the 2018-19 season.

Major Sponsor McDonald’s Family Restaurants The DDRSA takes this opportunity to thank McDonald’s Family Restaurants for their generous support in this region. The activities run by the DDRSA would come at a higher cost to the region without their generous ongoing support.

Thank You A thank you must go to Swimming Queensland CEO Kevin Hasemann and the Swimming Queensland staff, along with the DDRSA members who are working continuously to help in the development of swimming across the region.

I would also like to thank the Management Committee of David White, Cody Grimsley (Half the season), Shannon Armbruster and Troy Chandler who worked hard for another successful season.

Thank you to Michael Wise the DDRSA Development Coach, who worked with Barry Prime to ensure that our region had an ongoing swimmer development program. Thank you to Garry Gibson and Shannon Armbruster, Chairpersons of the Technical Sub-Committee, and all the technical officials who have volunteered their time to the swimming community. For without the volunteers, whether it is timekeeping, marshalling, check-starting or as a Technical Official, any swim meet would not start without them.

Garry Gibson

Far north queensland swimming association

President: Kerry Kresevic Secretary: Scott Snelling I am pleased to present the 2017-18 annual report for the Far North Queensland Regional Swimming Association.

The region would like to thank our sponsor McDonald’s Family Restaurants for their continued support of Swimming in our region.

This season we welcomed 2 new clubs to our region, Mission Beach Swimming Club and Tobruk Swimming Club. We look forward to seeing the swimmers and coaches from these new clubs at our future FNQ events.

Above: (L-R) Malanda, Mossman and Saints swimmers participating in the march past at the FNQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

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Far north queensland swimming association Continued. Our regional swim meets were well attended with many swimmers making their first state and national times. Our regional Development calendar was full of activities for all levels of swimming. 6 Clinics were held over the season which included visits by Jade Edmistone for our Junior Development, and Brant Best and SQ Biomechanics for our State Development and High performance. Our swimmers always look forward to these clinics and they are well attended.

This year the FNQRSA committee along with the assistance of Brant Best and SQ, introduced the FNQRSA Coaches Scholarship and Coaches Forum. In January of this year four coaches from our region were flown to Brisbane for a week to spend time with coach mentors in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. In January 2019 the FNQRSA with help from SQ, will be hosting a three-day coaches forum in Cairns. FNQRSA are sure the investment in our Coach Development will have positive long-term results for our region.

This season our region was successful in securing a grant to help upgrade software for the region and to purchase equipment for our swimmers and Technical Officials.

As this will be my last season on the FNQRSA management committee I would like to take this opportunity to thank Swimming Queensland for their continued support over the past 5 years. I would also like to thank the management committee and volunteers for their hard work and support.

Kerry Kresevic

Above: (L-R) Central Cairns, Edge Hill, Marlin Coast, Tully and Mareeba swimmers participating in the march past at the FNQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

swimming gold coast President: Kim Cook Secretary: John Whale

2017-18 was a huge season for the Gold Coast. With our usual business of club nights, club meets, regional championships, awards day and AGM in the year we had the honour of having the Commonwealth Games Trials and the Commonwealth Games in our home town. Swimmers, coaches, technical officials, parents and supporters were busy with excitement over having all this happening in our backyard. We had the opportunity to showcase our great home of the Gold Coast.

Congratulations to the many swimmers that have aspired to grow as swimmers and improve. From the JX swimmers to our regional development squads to our swimmers that have been selected on SQ teams and Swimming Australia teams. We had much to be proud of this year and seeing many smiling faces. The Gold Coast Aquatic Centre got a great facelift with the games and we watched on while our swimmers trialled for the Commonwealth Games in February and then 6 weeks later those swimmers fortunate enough to make the team showcased their talents and we were very proud of their personal achievements. As a region we are aware of how much work and personal sacrifice is made by our swimmers to achieve their goals and we applaud you. To the coaches of the region that have supported all our swimmers your hard

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swimming gold coast

Continued. work and many hours on pool deck are greatly appreciated. You may not be in the water swimming but you are certainly there for every 10th of a second that your swimmers race. Congratulations to you all.

Within our region we are fortunate to have 26 clubs that all work strongly to support swimming and their swimmers. From the bbq people to the club presidents, secretaries and race secretaries – your work and commitment is commended. Thank you.

Special mention to our swimmers within our region at the Commonwealth Games and the trials, National Age and National Open Water. Congratulations to the following swimmers within our region for their successes in the pool David Morgan, Laura Taylor, Kiah Melverton, Emma McKeon, David McKeon, Grant Irvine, Georgia Bohl, Madi Groves, Cameron McEvoy, Leiston Pickett, James Roberts, Elijah Winnington, Alexander Graham, Ben Treffers, Chelsea Hodges, Emma Siddle, Madeleine McTernan, Flynn McGregor, Brooke Napper, Tom Hauck, Max Kennedy, Lucinda Macleod, Ruben Rees, Daniel Craig, and Kalani Skipps and Madisyn Armstrong in Open Water. So many more swimmers that also made finals at National Age a great showcase of our junior talent. Congratulations to all our swimmers.

Within our committee we welcomed new executives as we said goodbye to Gerry Epstein, Michelle Sabotic and Di Daw after many years on our regional committee. We welcomed John Whale, Lynette Koina and Cathryn Rayward as part of our new executive and they have flourished in their new roles. Thank you to the executive for their hard work and their commitment to swimming. Within our region we cannot get the things done without many other helping hands and with this in mind I would like to thank Karen Bradburn, Sally Skea and Michelle Schafer for their work.

It is a pleasure to work with such experience within our technical committee and thank our Chief Referee, Sharon Wicking and our technical committee including Karen Macleod, Michael Cox, Alan Smith, John Dove and Maree Oberg. Not only do these officials help within the region but also assist at State Level Meets and National Meets. Thank you for your guidance, knowledge and support of our region in swimming and our meet calendar.

Our development program has continued and with the support of our Coach and Development Office, Barry Prime we continue to improve and work with our Gold Coast coaches and clubs to work to improve our swimmers. Thank you also to Drew McGregor for his support and guidance for our coaches too. There are many other volunteers that help our region run and far too many to list in this report but suffice to say without our band of many volunteers and officials our region would not be able to do what it does. Volunteer Week reminds us of the work that these many people do within the region and outside the region at club level, state level and national level and I thank them greatly for their support and time. Never underestimate the importance of your contribution – THANK YOU!

Above: Swimmers at the GC 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

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swimming gold coast Continued. The region looks forward to continuing its relationships with Swimming Qld and McDonald’s and I would like to take the opportunity to thank the staff at the Swimming Qld office that assist in our many enquiries in all areas to keep our region and our clubs running. Thank you to the support of Michael Cox and Kevin Hasseman of Swimming Qld.

TEAM – Together, Everyone, Achieves, More

Without our team made up of our committee, volunteers, officials, coaches, swimmers and parents our team would not achieve what we do each season. Congratulations to all and thank you for the successes we achieved in the 2017/2018 season. Now we all take a breath and look forward to the upcoming achievements of the next season. See you at a pool somewhere on our beautiful Gold Coast!

Kim Cook

swimming NORTH QUEENSLAND President: Theresa Manning Secretary: Lindy Hiller This past season has proven to be yet again an eventful and challenging one filled with success for our region.

Membership

During the season our region had 1,064 registered swimmers, 23 registered clubs, 26 coaches and 15 technical officials, 681 Parents, and 22 Life Members. Of the 1,064 registered swimmers 27% are Junior Dolphins (7&u) and 12% are 8yr Junior Dolphins, a strong indication that our nursery of swimmers coming through continues to show growth in the region.

Regional Championships

Our Regional Championships were held in March with just under 300 competitors taking part over the two days. The weather shone for us this year as we enjoyed a successful weekend. The weekend began with our March Pass on the Saturday morning, which was won by the very colourful Collinsville Team. A very strong performance from the Mackay Cyclones Team saw them awarded the Jenny Logan Memorial award, the Pat Wright relay award was awarded to the Gardens Team with Gardens also taking home the SNQ Champion Club Award.

We welcomed our special guest from SQ, Michele Watson and kept her busy chatting to the clubs during the course of the weekend.

Above: (L-R) NQ Technical Officials and Collinsville & Scottville swimmers at the NQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

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swimming NORTH QUEENSLAND Continued. And congratulations to our Volunteer of the year, Luc Sennet from Townsville Tourists Swimming Club and our Technical Official of the year Erin Collis.

A big thankyou to everyone that made the championship a success that it was.

Representation

Our swimmers excelled once again at State and National level.

Our Regional relay teams were again well represented with 72 swimmers representing the Region, Jack Hendy from Gardens Swim Club achieved a time to qualify for the Commonwealth Games.

This season saw the introduction of Regional Captains Zac Chrzanowski and Chloe Robertson, both swimmers represented the region with pride and we wish them every success going forward. Congratulations to all swimmers who represented the Region with Pride.

Officials

We continue to have a large number of accredited technical officials in the region and we are continuing to grow our numbers every year, with 19 meets held in the last season throughout the Region our officials have done an excellent job to get out to all the meets and to also make sure that all meets have been officiated at the highest standard.

Above: (L-R) Richmond, Pioneer and Bowen swimmers at the NQ 2018 McDonald’s Regional Championships.

The Region was again this season well represented at Age and or Open Nationals. Erin Collis was selected to be a Starter and Karen Donnell was selected to officiate at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast this year.

To all our officials we appreciate your time and effort that you all put in so our kids can swim.

Development

This year the Region’s Development Committee – Melissa Wilson, Mark Erickson, Matt Harrison, and Mick & Kim McConnachie worked closely in conjunction with the SQ Coach and Club development officer Brant Best.

The team have worked hard the whole season to make sure we continue to run development programs to allow our swimmers to excel. The coaches have dedicated their time and resources sometimes at the detriment to their own squads and for this we truly appreciate their effort.

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swimming NORTH QUEENSLAND Continued.

Sponsorship

I would like to thank the Regions Major Sponsor McDonald’s, without their support of swimming our swimmers would not be able to continue to receive the development that they need.

Swimming Qld

As SNQ President I would like to thank SQ’s CEO Kev Hasemann and President Michael Cox and their staff for all the help and guidance over the year, you all make our jobs so much easier.

Swimming North Qld Management Committee

Lastly I would like to thank all of the clubs within the region for their support and effort over the last year to make the swimming season the great success it was and as everyone knows teamwork makes the dream work, it has been a pleasure to work with Lindy Hiller(secretary), Karen Donnell (vice president), Marina Marson (Treasurer), and Alan Johnston (Tech sub com) there are a lot of other people as well who put a lot of time and effort into making sure that our swimmers can compete who I have not mentioned and I thank them as well.

Theresa Manning

wide bay regional swimming association

President: Sean Cawley Secretary: Marni Robertson

On behalf of the WB Management Committee, it is with great pleasure I provide you with the 2017-18 season report for Wide Bay Region. It has been a very successful and enjoyable season of swimming, with an solid number of swimmers attending our two championship meets, the continued success of club meets and the introduction of a new development meet concept within the region. We also welcomed a new club into the region this year – Sunshine Coast Grammar.

Wide Bay Championships

Short Course – Rainbow Beach Swimming Pool, August 2017 This year our SC Champs were again successfully held at the Rainbow Beach pool for the 3rd year in a row. Thank you to all of the volunteers from all clubs on the weekend who undertook an official task and to the parents and supporters, as well as the Rainbow Beach Swim Club committee and the Rainbow Beach Sports Club for their wonderful hospitality for the weekend.

Long Course – Hervey Bay Aquatic Centre, March 2018 The LC Champs were this year hosted by Hervey Bay Swim Club at the Hervey Bay Aquatic Centre, with warm yet windy (as well as wet at times) weather greeting us across the weekend. All swimmers competed at their very best and performed outstandingly in all races. There was a significant amount of records broken over the weekend, along with many PB’s also being achieved.

A big thank you is conveyed to the volunteering parents and club officials from Hervey Bay Swim Club and the staff at Hervey Bay Aquatic Centre for their support and assistance over the 3 days. A huge thankyou is also extended to Kev Thompson for his assistance in the timing area, as he has done for many, many years in WB region. Without the support of all concerned, we could not run such a successful and enjoyable championship meet.

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wide bay regional swimming association Continued. Development Activities

This year we held 5 Squad Activities across all ages, with the squads split into 3 separate levels – Piranhas, Sharks & Stingers.

Sharks – Sunshine Coast, July 2017 Our winter camp for the 12-13 yr old swimmers (known as the Sharks squad) this year was held in July in Coolum, with 42 kids attending and then competing at the Mountain Creek Makos SC meet. The kids attended the Luther Heights Camp at Coolum, arriving by bus Saturday, having activities in the afternoon and evening and then swimming at the Makos meet on the Sunday. All kids seemed to enjoy themselves and were wonderfully looked after by Coaches Brendan Roser & Kaitlyn Walker.

Piranhas Trip, September 2017 – Vic Age SC Champs In Sept 2017, myself and Everlyn Druce (WB Registrar) along with Coach Adrian Williams from Eumundi, took a group of 12 kids down to the Victorian Age SC Champs to compete as a WB team, for the 3rd year in a row. These kids did an outstanding job of swimming, acting as young adults and looking out for and after one another as a group.

My sincere thanks goes to Everlyn Druce, who assisted me on the trip and took care of the kids exceptionally well, and ensured all of them were fed, watered and clothed with clean towels, togs and clothes where necessary. Thankyou also to Deb Newnham for all of the bookings made for the trip. Our thanks also goes to Adrian, who did an outstanding job as Coach and who had the respect of every swimmer who travelled.

Stingers, Jan 2018 – Kingaroy meet In January 2017, 33 9-11 yo’s attended the Kingaroy swim meet as part of the Stingers squad with coaches Andrew Cowan (Cooroy) and Rob West (Gympie) giving up their day to take care of and teach the young swimmers on the day.

The meet ran smoothly, the kids had a great time and hopefully enjoyed being part of a WB squad, many for the first time. Thankyou to Andrew & Rob and the team managers on the day.

Above: (L-R) Brant Best with SC Sea Devils swimmers at the WB 2018 McDonald’s LC Championships, WB Stingers Squad at the Kingaroy Meet and the WB Sharks Squad at the TSS Meet.

Sharks, Jan 2018 – TSS Sprint Meet January 2017 saw us take 31 Sharks squad swimmers down to the Gold Coast for a weekend camp and competing at the TSS Sprint meet. Friday travel on the bus from WB region, with accommodation needs being looked after at TSS boarding facilities. Brant Best from SQ joined us as Coach, with Colin, Deb, Krysty and myself travelling as TM’s. Once again, swimming efforts were great, all kids appeared to compete well and enjoy the different surrounds and then also the time together on camp. Thankyou to Brant for his time given.

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wide bay regional swimming association Continued.

Junior Skills Clinics Across the region there were 3 Junior Skills Clinics held, which were all a great success. Sunshine Coast held at Eumundi, Burnett Fraser at Hervey Bay and South Burnett at Kingaroy. Thankyou to all coaches who gave up their time to undertake these clinics.

State Relay Day December 2017 saw Wide Bay compete at the annual State Relay Day, with some exceptional swimming performances from the WB kids. A large number of kids represented the region in teams on the day with some fantastic results. Thankyou is extended to Peter Diamond from Good Shepherd and Colin Anderson and Everlyn Druce (WB Committee Members) for their time to manage and mentor the kids on the day.

Development Meets This year we introduced 11 & under development meets, held at Flinders, Maleny & Bribie Island pools. All seemed to go very well and the kids enjoyed the different style of meet. We have scheduled more of these this coming year and look forward to seeing more kids attend for the ultimate benefit of enjoyment and participation, forgetting about winning or losing for just one day.

Technical Officials Thankyou to all of our exceptional TO’s - Stan, David, Terry, Bill, Malcolm, David, Elwyn, Matthew & Rob. We have recently seen a few new faces starting to walk the pool deck so in the coming years it will be great to see these people take control of the meets in WB.

Swimming Queensland Thank you to Kevin Hasemann, Brant Best and the staff from SQ for their support, guidance and assistance over the past 12 mths, it has been extremely valued.

Thankyou also to Mr Michael Cox, President of Swimming Qld, and the board for their support throughout the season. We look forward to working with you and your board again over the coming 12 mths.

Sponsorship McDonalds has been a wonderful and generous sponsor and supporter of Wide Bay Swimming over the years and this season was no different. Thankyou to McDonalds for the merchandise and associated products afforded us to be able to then hand onto our swimmers, who much appreciate the items provided.

Wide Bay Management Committee The WB Management Committee worked overtime all year to ensure our clubs, coaches, swimmers and parents had an enjoyable, beneficial and productive season. I am very proud of the committee and their efforts, and proud to have been their President for this past year.

A sincere thank you from myself is extended to Colin Anderson, Deb Newnham, Krysty Connelly, Everlyn Druce, Leonie Wallace & Marni Robertson for their efforts throughout the year. Thankyou also to Kevin Burgess as our IT officer.

It was a pleasure being able to act as President of Wide Bay Swimming in season 2017-18.

Sean Cawley

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2017 SWIMMING QUEENSLAND AWARDS

Life Membership: Erin Collis, Diane Daw, David Gregory, Theresa Manning, Gail Smail

Hall of Fame Induction: Alicia Coutts OAM, Jodie Henry OAM, Christian Sprenger

Awards of Excellence: Sarah Emery, Garry Gibson, Tim Hiller, Edelene Koplick, Trevor Williams

Susie O’Neill Award: Emily Seebohm OAM John Keppie Award: Suellen Hardie

2017 MCDONALD’S QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS

McDonald’s Swimmer of the Meet Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western) asctaQLD Coach of Swimmer of the Meet Dean Boxall

McDonald’s Age Group Swimmer of the Meet Thomas Hauck (All Saints Gold Coast) asctaQLD Coach of Age Group Swimmer of the Meet Ken Sabotic

McDonald’s Country Swimmer of the Meet Ty Hartwell (Rocky City) asctaQLD Coach of Country Swimmer of the Meet Shane Kingston

McDonald’s SWD Swimmer of the Meet Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) asctaQLD Coach of SWD Swimmer of the Meet Harley Connolly

Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Lakeisha Patterson, Above: Christian Springer, 2017 Above: McDonald’s Age McDonald’s SWD Swimmer of Hall of Fame Inductee. Group Swimmer of the Meet, 2017 McDonald’s Queensland the Meet, 2017 McDonald’s Championships, Thomas Hauck. Queensland Championships.

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2017 SWIMMING QUEENSLAND AWARDS

2017 MCDONALD’S QUEENSLAND SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS

Male Swimmer of the Meet Thomas Hauck (All Saints) Coach of Male Swimmer of the Meet Ken Sabotic

Female Swimmer of the Meet Minna Atherton (Brisbane Grammar) Coach of Female Swimmer of the Meet David Lush

Country Swimmer of the Meet Ty Hartwell (Rocky City) Coach of Country Swimmer of the Meet Shane Kingston

SWD Swimmer of the Meet Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) & Katja Dedekind (UQ) Coach of SWD Swimmer of the Meet Rob Hindmarsh & David Heyden

Above: Rachael Watson, SWD Swimmer Above: Minna Atherton (C), 2017 McDonald’s SC of the Meet, 2018 RMHC Queensland Championships Female Swimmer of the Meet. Sprint Championships.

2018 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES SPRINT QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS

Male Swimmer of the Meet Thomas Hauck (All Saints) Coach of Male Swimmer of the Meet Ken Sabotic

Female Swimmer of the Meet Ella Ramsay (St Peters Western) Coach of Female Swimmer of the Meet Stewart Melton

Country Swimmer of the Meet Abigail Schoorl (Toowoomba Grammar) Coach of Country Swimmer of the Meet Richard McLean

SWD Swimmer of the Meet Rachael Watson (Chandler) Coach of SWD Swimmer of the Meet Rob Hindmarsh

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2017 QSPORT AWARDS

Queensland Junior Sport Star of the Year Kaylee McKeown Queensland Sport Officiator of the Year Erin Collis Queensland Sport Hall of Fame Inductee Jessicah Schipper OAM

Above: Kaylee McKeown (centre) receiving the Junior Sports Star of the Year Award at the 2017 QSport Awards Night.

Above: Erin Collis, with her Queensland Sport Officiator of the Year Award at the 2017 QSport Awards Night.

Above: Jessica Schipper (centre left) on stage at the 2017 QSport Awards Night, as an inductee into the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame.

2017 SWIMMING AUSTRALIA AWARDS

Olympic Program Swimmer of the Year Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Paralympic Program Swimmer of the Year Rowan Crothers (Yeronga Park) Swimmer’s Swimmer of the Year Emma McKeon (Griffith University) Open Water Swimmer of the Year Chelsea Gubecka(Kawana Waters) Short Course Swimmer of the Year Mitch Larkin (St Peters Western) Olympic Program Coach of the Year David Lush (Brisbane Grammar) Paralympic Program Coach of the Year Rob Van Der Zant (Yeronga Park) Open Water Coach of the Year Michael Sage (Kawana Waters) Youth Coach of the Year Dean Boxall (St Peters Western) Mrs. Gina Rinehart Patron Awards Lakeisha Patterson(Lawnton) Emma McKeon (Griffith University) AIS Discovery of the Year Shayna Jack(Commercial)

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Above: Suellen Hardie being presented with the John Keppie Award by Simon Hooton, alongside Technical Manager, Karen Macleod (R) and Technical Committee Chair, Alan Smith (L).

Above: Jodie Henry OAM with her Hall of Fame Above: Karen Macleod (L) presenting the Award of Induction Award, presented during the 2017 Excellence to Edelene Koplick (R), for her outstanding McDonald’s Queensland Championships and tireless devotion to Swimming Queensland.

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Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Alicia Coutts OAM, 2017 Hall of Fame Inductee.

Above: Ariarne Titmus, McDonald’s Swimmer of the Meet Award recipient at the 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships.

Above: 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Above: Emily Seebohm OAM accepting the Susie McDonald’s Country Swimmer of the Meet Award O’Neill Award from Swimming Queensland President, recipient, Ty Hartwell. Michael Cox.

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AUSTRALIAN TEAMS

2017 World Championships – Budapest, Hungary

Name Club Coach Jack Brazier Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jack Cartwright St Peters Western Dean Boxall Alexander Graham Bond Richard Scarce Grant Irvine St Peters Western Michael Bohl Mitch Larkin Chandler Simon Cusack Clyde Lewis St Peters Western Dean Boxall Cameron McEvoy Bond Richard Scarce David McKeon St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jack McLoughlin Chandler Vince Raleigh David Morgan TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit James Roberts Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus Louis Townsend Rackley Damien Jones

Bronte Campbell Commercial Simon Cusack Brittany Elmslie Brisbane Grammar David Lush Chelsea Gubecka Kawana Waters Michael Sage Shayna Jack Commercial Simon Cusack Kareena Lee Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Barry Kime Emma McKeon St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kaylee McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Taylor McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Kiah Melverton TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Leah Neale USC Spartans Chris Mooney Emily Seebohm Brisbane Grammar David Lush Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western Dean Boxall Madison Wilson St Peters Western Michael Bohl

Staff Club Role Michael Bohl St Peters Western Coach Dean Boxall St Peters Western Coach Simon Cusack Commercial Coach David Lush Brisbane Grammar Coach Chris Mooney USC Spartans Coach Chris Nesbit TSS Aquatic Coach Michael Sage Kawana Waters Coach Clare Burns Massage Therapist

Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Swimmers set to take off for the Women’s 5km Open Water Event at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.

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Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: (L-R)Jack McLoughlin, Kiah Melverton, Above: Erin Collis (Right) at the 2017 World Jack Brazier and Kareena Lee at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary. Championships in Budapest, Hungary.

Image Credit: Swimming Australia Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Emily Seebohm (centre) posing with her Gold Above: Emma McKeon, receiving one of her Medal at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Silver Medals at the 2017 World Championships in Hungary. Budapest, Hungary.

Image Credit: Swimming Australia Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Shayna Jack, Bronte Campbell, Brittany Elmslie Above: Bronze Medallists, (L-R) Madison Wilson, and Emma McKeon (L-R) Silver Medallists in the 4x100m Emma McKeon, Kotuku Ngawati (VIC) and Ariarne Freestyle Relay at the 2017 World Championships in Titmus in the 4x200m Freestyle Relay at the 2017 Budapest, Hungary. World Championships.

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AUSTRALIAN TEAMS

2017 World Junior Championships – Indianapolis, USA

Name Club Coach Jordan Brunt Southport Olympic Sean Eels Nathan Robinson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Zac Stubblety-Cook West Brisbane Vince Raleigh Jacob Vincent Miami Denis Cotterell Samuel Wendt Bond Richard Scarce Jacob Whale Flyers Chelsea Orbell Elijah Winnington Bond Richard Scarce

Sarah Beale Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Jenna Forrester St Peters Western Dean Boxall Chelsea Hodges Southport Olympic Sean Eels Eliza King Rackley Damien Jones Shikira-Lee Matheson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Sienna McDonald St Peters Western Dean Boxall Lydia Murray St Peters Western Dean Boxall Lani Pallister USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Sharni Robinson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Kirrily Siebenhausen Rackley Damien Jones Tanya Stovgaard Southport Olympic Sean Eels Matilda Wangoma Southport Olympic Sean Eels

Staff Club Role Shaun Crow Acacia Bayside Coach Damien Jones Rackley Coach Janelle Pallister USC Spartans Coach

2017 Summer Universiade – Taipei City, Taiwan

Name Club Coach Kai Edwards TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Brayden McCarthy Bond Richard Scarce Joshua Parrish TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit William Stockwell Commercial Simon Cusack Ben Treffers Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus

Gemma Cooney Brisbane Grammar David Lush Abbey Harkin St Peters Western Dean Boxall Kareena Lee Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Barry Kime Kiah Melverton TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Jemma Schlicht USC Spartans Chris Mooney Laura Taylor TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit

Staff Club Role Glenn Baker Southport Olympic Coach Ashley Callus Somerset (Gold Coast) Coach

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AUSTRALIAN TEAMS

2017 Youth Commonwealth Games – Nassau, Bahamas Name Club Coach Charles Cox St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jake Goldsworthy Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Daniel Jacobson Albany Creek Richard Sleight Max Osborn TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit

Meg Harris Commercial Michael Bromley Charlotte Mitchell TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Ela Noble Commercial Michael Bromley Katie Strachan St Peters Western Dean Boxall Phoebe Walker St Peters Western Dean Boxall

Staff Club Role Richard Sleight Albany Creek Coach

2018 Commonwealth Games – Gold Coast, Australia

Name Club Coach Jack Cartwright St Peters Western Dean Boxall Blake Cochrane USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Daniel Fox USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Alexander Graham Bond Richard Scarce Brenden Hall Lawnton Harley Connolly Liam Hunter Chandler Vince Raleigh Grant Irvine Griffith University Michael Bohl Mitch Larkin St Peters Western Dean Boxall Clyde Lewis St Peters Western Dean Boxall Cameron McEvoy Bond Richard Scarce David McKeon Griffith University Michael Bohl Jack McLoughlin Chandler Vince Raleigh David Morgan TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jake Packard USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Logan Powell USC Spartans Nathan Doyle James Roberts Somerset (Gold Coast) Ash Callus Liam Schluter Kawana Waters Michael Sage Zac Stubblety-Cook West Brisbane Vince Raleigh Ben Treffers Somerset Ash Callus Elijah Winnington Bond Richard Scarce

Jessica Ashwood Chandler Vince Raleigh Minna Atherton Brisbane Grammar David Lush Georgia Bohl Griffith University Michael Bohl Bronte Campbell Chandler Simon Cusack Cate Campbell Chandler Simon Cusack Ellie Cole USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Madeline Groves Griffith University Michael Bohl Shayna Jack Chandler Simon Cusack Paige Leonhardt Chandler Rob Hindmarsh

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AUSTRALIAN TEAMS

2018 Commonwealth Games – Gold Coast, Australia Continued Emma McKeon Griffith University Michael Bohl Kaylee McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Taylor McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Kiah Melverton TSS Aquatics Chris Nesbit Leah Neale USC Spartans Chris Mooney Lakeisha Patterson Lawnton Harley Connolly Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Emily Seebohm Brisbane Grammar David Lush Mikkayla Sheridan USC Spartans Chris Mooney Laura Taylor TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western Dean Boxall Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace

Staff Club Role Michael Bohl Griffith University Coach Dean Boxall St Peters Western Coach Harley Connolly Lawnton Coach Simon Cusack Chandler Coach Nathan Doyle USC Spartans Coach David Lush Brisbane Grammar Coach Chris Mooney USC Spartans Coach Chris Nesbit TSS Aquatic Coach Vince Raleigh Chandler Coach Richard Scarce Bond Coach Terry Downes Massage Therapist

Image Credit: Swimming Australia Image Credit: Swimming Australia Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Jack Carwright, at the 2018 Above: Laura Taylor, at the 2018 Above: Ariarne Titmus, 2018 Australian Trials, where he qualified Australian Trials after she won the 200m Commonwealth Games Team for the 2018 Commonwealth Butterfly and secured her place on the member after her Australian Record Games. 2018 Commonwealth Games team. breaking swim in the 400m Freestyle at the 2018 Australian Trials.

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QUEENSLAND TEAMS

2017 Japan Open –Tokyo, Japan

Name Club Coach Grayson Bell TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Liam Hunter Chandler Vince Raleigh Brayden McCarthy Bond Richard Scarce

Abbey Harkin St Peters Western Dean Boxall Mikayla Messer Chandler Vince Raleigh Dahlas Rogers Good Shepherd Aquatics Brian Stehr Jemma Schlicht USC Spartans Chris Mooney Mikkayla Sheridan USC Spartans Chris Mooney Laura Taylor TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit

Staff Club Role Glenn Baker Southport Olympic Head Coach Janelle Pallister USC Spartans Coach Brian Stehr Good Shepherd Aquatics Coach David Thomas TSS Aquatic Coach Scott Harrison Team Manager

Above: Queensland team and staff at the 2017 Japan Open Competition.

2017 Open Water World Cup Team –Chun’an, China and Hong Kong Name Club Coach Lachlan Colquhoun TSS Aquatic Adam Mallet Solomon Wright TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit

Staff Club Role Raelene Ryan Miami Coach

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QUEENSLAND TEAMS

2017 State Teams Championships – AIS, Canberra

Name Club Coach Ethan Banks St Peters Western Dean Boxall Lachlan Byrne Sunnybank Tom Harris Csongor Cellie Kawana Waters Michael Sage Cameron Clark Rocky City Shane Kingston Bailey Coleman Southside Aquatics Lachlan Staples Jake Goldsworthy Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Michael Gould Rackley Justin Bell Alexander Grant Brisbane Grammar David Lush Ty Hartwell Rocky City Shane Kingston Thomas Hauck All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic Kaiden Hubbard Miami Raelene Ryan Joseph Jackson Brisbane Grammar David Lush Zach Maher TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Aaron Mansfield Kawana Waters Michael Sage Hadley Mayo East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Thomas Neill Rackley Justin Bell Connor O’Neill TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Max Osborn TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jack Sparke Bond Kyle Samuelson Andy Zhu Sunnybank Tom Harris

Alice Campbell Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Emily Cobb Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Stella Cole TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Olivia Collins Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus Ella Goddard TAS Duncan Todd Bronte Job Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Caitlin Leslie St Peters Western Dean Boxall Isabelle Mason Toowoomba Grammar Richard McLean Brooke Napper All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic

Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Queensland Team, on pool deck at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) during the 2017 State Teams Championships.

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QUEENSLAND TEAMS

2017 State Teams Championships – AIS, Canberra Lani Pallister USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Georgia Pendergast Kawana Waters Craig Harkiss Lily Price Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Ella Ramsay St Peters Western Stewart Melton Billie Rezek Kawana Waters Craig Harkiss Michaela Ryan St Peters Western Dean Boxall Chloe Scriggins Brisbane Grammar Bobby Jovanovich Gabrielle Scudamore Brisbane Grammar David Lush Madeline Snell Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Jade Starr Nudgee College David Proud Taylor Timpani All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic

Staff Club Role Drew McGregor Swimming Queensland Head Coach Damien Jones Rackley Female Head Coach David Proud Nudgee College Male Head Coach Raelene Ryan Miami NT Mentor Coach Justin Bell Rackley Coach Craig Harkiss Kawana Waters Coach Bobby Jovanovich Brisbane Grammar Coach Shane Kingston Rocky City Coach Ken Sabotic All Saints Gold Coast Coach Kyle Samuelson Bond Coach David Thomas TSS Aquatic Coach Scott Harrison Manager Kellie Richter Swimming Queensland Manager

Above: Queensland Team, along with Speedo Ambassadors Cameron McEvoy and Brittany Elmslie (centre front), at Churchie prior to departing for the 2017 State Teams Championships.

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QUEENSLAND SQUADS

Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Target Squad Name Club Coach Bailey Armstrong (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jack Brazier (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jack Cartwright St Peters Western Dean Boxall Blake Cochrane (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Kai Edwards (OW) TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Daniel Fox (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Jared Gilliland Brisbane Grammar David Lush Alexander Graham Bond Richard Scarce Brenden Hall (SWD) Lawnton Harley Connolly Grant Irvine Griffith University Michael Bohl Mitch Larkin St Peters Western Dean Boxall Clyde Lewis St Peters Western Dean Boxall Cameron McEvoy Bond Richard Scarce David McKeon Griffith University Michael Bohl Jack McLoughlin Chandler Vince Raleigh David Morgan TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jake Packard USC Spartans Chris Mooney Joshua Parrish TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit James Roberts Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus Nick Sloman (OW) Noosa John Rodgers Daniel Smith Griffith University Michael Bohl William Stockwell Chandler Simon Cusack Zac Stubblety-Cook West Brisbane Vince Raleigh Louis Townsend Rackley Damien Jones Ben Treffers Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus Elijah Winnington Bond Richard Scarce

Jessica Ashwood Chandler Vince Raleigh Minna Atherton Brisbane Grammar David Lush Georgia Bohl Griffith University Michael Bohl Mackenzie Brazier (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Bronte Campbell Chandler Simon Cusack Cate Campbell Chandler Simon Cusack Ellie Cole (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Katja Dedekind (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Brittany Elmslie Brisbane Grammar David Lush Madeline Groves Griffith University Michael Bohl Chelsea Gubecka (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Chloe Gubecka (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Shayna Jack Chandler Simon Cusack Kareena Lee (OW) Noosa John Rodgers Paige Leonhardt (SWD) Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Emma McKeon Griffith University Michael Bohl Kaylee McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Taylor McKeown USC Spartans Chris Mooney Keryn McMaster Trinity Aquatic Dean Pugh Kiah Melverton TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Monique Murphy (SWD) Lawnton Harley Connolly Leah Neale USC Spartans Chris Mooney

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Target Squad (Continued)

Name Club Coach

Lani Pallister Alexandra Headland Janelle Pallister Lakeisha Patterson (SWD) Lawnton Harley Connolly Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Emily Seebohm Brisbane Grammar David Lush Mikkayla Sheridan USC Spartans Chris Mooney Laura Taylor TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western Dean Boxall Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Rachael Watson (SWD) Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Madison Wilson Bond Richard Scarce

Above: Coaches and support staff take a moment for a photo at the 2018 Talent Identification Camp at The Southport School (TSS).

Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Gold Squad

Name Club Coach Grayson Bell TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jordan Brunt Southport Olympic Sean Eels Max Carleton St Peters Western Dean Boxall Brodie Cook Helensvale Jon Cook Rowan Crothers (SWD) Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Tristan Hollard Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Liam Hunter Chandler Vince Raleigh Jack Ireland (SWD) UQ David Heyden Daniel Jacobson Albany Creek Richard Sleight Braedan Jason (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Cameron Jones St Peters Western Dean Boxall Regan Leong Somerset (Gold Coast) Ashley Callus

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Name Club Coach

Dylan Lewis Chandler Vince Raleigh Tristan Ludlow Rackley Damien Jones Brayden McCarthy Bond Richard Scarce Jack McLoughlin (OW) Chandler Vince Raleigh Logan Powell (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Christopher Raven USC Spartans Chris Mooney Nathan Robinson Chandler Vince Raleigh Nicholas Schafer Acqua Rosa Clayfield Luke Stafford Liam Schluter (SWD) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jacob Vincent St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jacob Whale Flyers Chelsea Orbell Thomas Wotton Griffith University Michael Bohl

Jessica Ashwood (OW) Chandler Vince Raleigh Sarah Beale Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Carla Buchanan Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Gemma Cooney Brisbane Grammar David Lush Emily Dring USC Spartans Chris Mooney Amy Forrester Bond Richard Scarce Jenna Forrester St Peters Western Dean Boxall Chelsea Gillett USC Spartans Chris Mooney Tianni Gilmour USC Spartans Chris Mooney Madeleine Gough TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Chelsea Gubecka Kawana Waters Michael Sage Abbey Harkin St Peters Western Dean Boxall Mackenzie Harris MCA James Boyce Moesha Johnson Coopers Burleigh Brad Cooper Eliza King Rackley Damien Jones Kareena Lee Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Barry Kime Kiah Melverton (OW) TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Mikayla Messer Chandler Vince Raleigh Lydia Murray St Peters Western Dean Boxall Sharni Robinson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Dahlas Rogers Good Shepherd Aquatics Brian Stehr Sara Saal Commercial Michael Bromley Jemma Schlicht USC Spartans Chris Mooney Aisling Scott Brisbane Grammar David Lush Calypso Sheridan Brisbane Grammar David Lush Kirrily Siebenhausen Rackley Damien Jones Tanya Stovgaard Southport Olympic Sean Eels Katie Strachan St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jenna Strauch Bond Richard Scarce Alice Stuart TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jessica Unicomb All Saints Gold Coast Phoebe Walker St Peters Western Dean Boxall Acacia Wildin-Snedden St Peters Western

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Silver Squad

Name Club Coach Teagan Appleby (SWD) Miami Scott Reinke Jack Brazier Kawana Waters Michael Sage Conor Brown (SWD) Somerset (Gold Coast) Graeme McDonald James Camp West Brisbane Adam Hosking Csongor Cellie Kawana Waters Michael Sage Seungbeen Cho St Peters Western Dean Boxall Lachlan Colquhoun (Pool & TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit OW) Brendan Cooke Brisbane Grammar David Lush Jye Cornwell Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Charles Cox St Peters Western Dean Boxall Matthew Davis Bond Richard Scarce Jasper Dejager All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic Kai Edwards TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Cade Fasala St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jake Goldsworthy Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Alexander Grant Brisbane Grammar David Lush Guy Harrison-Murray (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Ty Hartwell Rocky City Shane Kingston Thomas Hauck All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic Nicholas Honey Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Jackson Hughes (SWD) Kawana Waters Marie Hasemann Joseph Jackson Brisbane Grammar David Lush

Above: Drew McGregor (SQ Coach Development Director) addresses the swimmers and coaches during the Stroke Camp held at Churchie.

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Silver Squad (Continued)

Name Club Coach

Nathan Jason (SWD) USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Max Kennedy (SWD) Miami Steve Clark Kyle Kiehne Miami Denis Cotterell Brandon L’Barrow Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Donovan Lee St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jarrod Lee (SWD) Gladstone Gladiators Tomas Fronek Zach Maher TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Aaron Mansfield Kawana Waters Michael Sage William Martin (SWD) Nudgee College Col Cresser Jackson May (OW) Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Barry Kime Peter Mills Brisbane Grammar David Lush Thomas Neill Rackley Justin Bell Michael Ng St Peters Western Dean Boxall Kyle Niesler John Paul College Len Sterlin Trae Norbury (SWD) CYMS St Edmunds Steve Critoph Douglas Oliver Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Max Osborn (Pool & OW) TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Bryan Poon Kawana Waters Michael Sage Cameron Preval Commercial Michael Bromley William Pulley TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Henry Reardon (SWD) Toowoomba Grammar Darren Stewart Dominic Richardson TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Noah Robinson (SWD) TSS Aquatic David Thomas Samuel Rutley (OW) St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jack Selman USC Spartans Chris Mooney Bryce Skea Southport Olympic Sean Eels Nick Sloman Noosa John Rodgers Matthew Stark (SWD) Genesis Aquatics Brendan Keogh Max Statham TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Dylan Stevens Toowoomba Grammar Richard McLean Bailey Stewart (SWD) Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Buster Sykes TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Joshua Tierney TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Aiden Tuihalangingie Cotton Tree James Critoph Cooper van der Laan TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Harrison Vig (SWD) Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Will Walsh East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Samuel Wendt Bond Richard Scarce Toby Wilson Miami Denis Cotterell Samuel Young Bond Richard Scarce

Madisyn Armstrong TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Joeie Ballard (SWD) Gardens Matt Harrison Lily Barras (SWD) Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Olivia Borg Miami Raelene Ryan Emily Caine Rackley Damien Jones Alice Campbell Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Sofia Cicchitti Newmarket Racers Steve Miller

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Silver Squad (Continued)

Name Club Coach

Arna Couper Good Shepherd Aquatics Brian Stehr Bianca Crisp (OW) TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Chloe Crust (SWD) Ferny Hills & District Sean Williams Kiandra Cumberland (SWD) Southport Olympic Erin McCarthy Tahlia Davies (SWD) The Aquaterians Raleigh Young Zoe Elkerton TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Alanah Fowler (Pool & OW) Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Breana Gilroy St Peters Western Dean Boxall Alicia Goodwin (SWD) Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Rylee Grier-Stralow (SWD) Wellington Point Allstars Ben Ingersole Chloe Gubecka Kawana Waters Michael Sage Meg Harris Commercial Michael Bromley Jordan Harton (SWD) CYMS St Edmunds Steve Critoph Chelsea Hodges Southport Olympic Sean Eels Rebecca Jacobson Albany Creek Richard Sleight Bronte Job Brisbane Jets Humberto Angerami Moesha Johnson (OW) Coopers Burleigh Brad Cooper Lucia Lassman St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jessica Lavin (Pool & OW) Rackley Damien Jones Aiden Lister Waterworx Elli Mackay St Peters Western Dean Boxall Isabelle Mason Toowoomba Grammar Richard McLean Shikira-Lee Matheson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Sienna McDonald St Peters Western Dean Boxall Madeleine McTernan (SWD) Bond Zander Hey Mikayla Messer (OW) Chandler Vince Raleigh Charlotte Mitchell TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Brooke Napper All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic Ela Noble Commercial Michael Bromley Skye Norris Kawana Waters Michael Sage Georgia Powell Newmarket Racers Steve Miller Emma Robinson TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Michaela Ryan St Peters Western Dean Boxall Suzanne Ryan Rackley Damien Jones Emily Scibilia Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Emma Siddle Southport Olympic Sean Eels Jade Slee (OW) Miami Raelene Ryan Keira Stephens (SWD) Fraser Coast Marcus Elder Kara Svenson Indooroopilly Elisha Hunt Laticia-Leigh Transom Brisbane Grammar David Lush Chloe Trevitt (OW) Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Tatjana Veeser TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Matilda Wangoma Southport Olympic Sean Eels Imogen Watson St Peters Western Dean Boxall Monique Wegener (SWD) Beerwah & District Poppy Wilson (SWD) Woogaroo Stephan Ballhause

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Flippers Squad

Name Club Coach Bailey Armstrong Miami Denis Cotterell Connor Borkowsky Somerset (Gold Coast) Graeme McDonald Zachary Bromage (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Peter Brown (SWD) Gullivers Coomera Terry Gulliver Lachlan Byrne Sunnybank Tom Harris Ethan Chan (SWD) Australian Crawl Kirk Taylor Cameron Clark Rocky City Shane Kingston Jackson Clarke Southside Aquatics Lachlan Staples Riley Clout (OW) Somerset (Gold Coast) Graeme McDonald Bailey Coleman (Pool & OW) Southside Aquatics Lachlan Staples Isaac Cooper Fairymead Paul Simms Hayden Cotter (OW) Lawnton Harley Connolly Liam Donnelly Woogaroo Noel Donnelly Chad Fotea Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Benjamin Garozzo Redlands Nick Pedrazzini Scott Goadby TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Jordan Gubecka (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Kolby Gubecka (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Coen Healy-Johnson (OW) Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Kaiden Hubbard Miami Raelene Ryan Daniel Jacobson (OW) Albany Creek Richard Sleight Nicholas Lane (OW) Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Michael Lidstone (Pool & OW) Albany Creek Richard Sleight Callum Lowe-Griffiths Miami Denis Cotterell Dylan McAreavey (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jake Michel (SWD) Carina Leagues CJ’s Brian Glass Evan Mitchell TSS Aquatic David Thomas Joel Mundie (SWD) Central Cairns Andrew Howard Ethan Nagle (OW) Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant

Above: Drew McGregor (SQ Coach Development Director) addresses the swimmers and coaches at an Intra-Regional Clinic in 2017.

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Swimming Queensland McDonald’s Flippers Squad (Continued)

Name Club Coach Thomas Neill (OW) Rackley Justin Bell James Otley-Doe (OW) TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Luke Parrish TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Thomas Raymond (Pool & OW) Nudgee College David Proud Benjamin Read (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Ruben Rees Miami Raelene Ryan Tom Rimmington Newmarket Racers Bob Miller Samuel Rutley St Peters Western Dean Boxall Andrew Ryan Miami Raelene Ryan Cameron Schefman (SWD) Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Samuel Short (Pool & OW) Albany Creek Richard Sleight Arvin Singh Chahal St Peters Western Dean Boxall Jordan Smith Fairymead Paul Simms Joshua Staples St Peters Western Stewart Melton Jacob Templeton (SWD) USC Spartans Nathan Doyle Mitchell Tinsley (OW) Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Mitchell Toohey (SWD) Gatton David Reinhardt Kai Watson Redlands Nick Pedrazzini Elliot Weber Acacia Bayside Sam Sharp Ethan Wildin Murrihy USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Ethan Williams St Peters Western Stewart Melton Daniel Woodrow Ambrose Treacy Paul Jones Andy Zhu Sunnybank Tom Harris

Madisyn Armstrong (OW) TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Amadika Atkinson Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Emily Barany Trinity Aquatic Dean Pugh Michaela Bird (OW) Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Barry Kime Niamh Boden (OW) Albany Creek Richard Sleight Laura Brosnan (OW) Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Quinn Burling Toowoomba Grammar Richard McLean Mackenzie Carsley (OW) Albany Creek Richard Sleight Emily Cobb Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Stella Cole TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Olivia Collins Somerset (Gold Coast) Graeme McDonald Nicole Conyngham (OW) TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Ella Cossill TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Tayla Dowzard Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Ella Goddard (Pool & OW) TAS Duncan Todd Madeleine Gough (OW) TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Michaela Hazell St Peters Western Dean Boxall Carmen Jansen Van Vuuren Miami Raelene Ryan (OW) Charly Kuhnemann Chandler Rob Hindmarsh Caitlin Leslie St Peters Western Dean Boxall Tiffany Mackay Australian Crawl Kirk Taylor Charlotte Mitchell (OW) TSS Aquatic Chris Nesbit Philippa O’Brien (OW) Grace Chris Phillips

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Name Club Coach

Eleanor Otley-Doe (OW) TSS Aquatic Liam Du Feu Georgia Pendergast Kawana Waters Craig Harkiss Mikayla Popham Kawana Waters Michael Sage Jorgia Powell (OW) USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Tahlia Prenzler Good Shepherd Aquatics Brian Stehr Billie Rezek Kawana Waters Craig Harkiss Poppy Richards (SWD) USC Spartans Janelle Pallister Gabrielle Scudamore (Pool & Brisbane Grammar David Lush OW) Madeline Snell Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Hannah Stewart Southside Aquatics Lachlan Staples Sara Tazaki (OW) Somerset (Gold Coast) Graeme McDonald Sarah Thompson (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Amelia Tilly (OW) Kawana Waters Michael Sage Taylor Timpani All Saints Gold Coast Ken Sabotic Laticia-Leigh Transom (OW) Brisbane Grammar David Lush Taylah Tyerman-Webster Yeronga Park Rob Van Der Zant Sarah Wallace (SWD) Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Michael Gibson Ella Wassing (OW) Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Bindi Ware Bond Kyle Samuelson Alix Whitney (Pool & OW) Logan Vikings Drew Millar

Above: 2017 Paulus Wildeboer Coach Scholarship recipients with their SQ mentors in Budapest, Hungary.

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INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2017 World Championships - Budapest, Hungary Emma McKeon (St Peters Western) Silver 100m FLY 56.18 C Silver 200m FS 1:55.18

Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 200m BK 2:05.68 C Bronze 100m BK 58.59

Australia Silver 4x100m FS 3:32.01 Shayna Jack (Commercial), Bronte Campbell (Commercial), Brittany Elmslie (Brisbane Grammar), Emma McKeon (St Peters Western)

Australia Silver 4x100m MR (Mixed) 3:41.21 C Mitch Larkin (Chandler), Emma McKeon (St Peters Western), Bronte Campbell (Commercial)

Australia Bronze 4x200m FS 7:48.51 Madison Wilson (St Peters Western), Emma McKeon (St Peters Western), Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western)

Australia Bronze 4x100m MR 3:54.29 Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar), Taylor McKeown (USC Spartans), Emma McKeon (St Peters Western), Bronte Campbell (Commercial)

2017 World Junior Championships - Indianapolis, USA Zac Stubblety-Cook (West Brisbane) Bronze 200m BRST 2:10.90

Elijah Winnington (Bond) Bronze 200m FS 1:46.81

Australia Bronze 4x100m FS 3:18.55 Jordan Brunt (Southport Olympic), Samuel Wendt (Bond), Elijah Winnington (Bond)

Australia Bronze 4x100 FS (Mixed) 3:28.57 Elijah Winnington (Bond), Jordan Brunt (Southport Olympic), Eliza King (Rackley)

2017 Summer Universiade - Taipei City, Taiwan Leiston Pickett (Southport Olympic) Silver 50m BRST 30.82

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INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2017 Youth Commonwealth Games – Nassau, Bahamas Charles Cox (St Peters Western) Bronze 200m FLY 2:01.02

Max Osborn (TSS Aquatic) Silver 1500m FS 15:50.64

Meg Harris (Commercial) Gold 50m FS 25.89

Ela Noble (Commercial) Silver 50m FS 25.97

Australia Bronze 4x200m FS (Mixed) 7:57.74 Charlotte Mitchell (TSS Aquatic), Katie Strachan (St Peters Western), Daniel Jacobson (Albany Creek) 2018 Commonwealth Games – Gold Coast, Australia Blake Cochrane (USC Spartans) Silver 200m IM SM8 2:32.72 Bronze 100m BRST SB8 1:18.75

Daniel Fox (USC Spartans) Bronze 200m FS S14 1:58.26

Brenden Hall (Lawnton) Gold 100m BK S9 1:04.73 Bronze 100m FS S9 57.90

Grant Irvine (Griffith University) Bronze 100m FLY 51.50

Mitch Larkin (St Peters Western) Gold 50m BK 24.68 Gold 100m BK 53.18 Gold 200m BK 1:56.10 Gold 200m IM 1:57.67

Clyde Lewis (St Peters Western) Gold 400m IM 4:13.12

Image Credit: Swimming Australia Bronze 200m IM 1:58.18

Above: Technical Officials, including many Queensland officials, from the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

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INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Commonwealth Games – Gold Coast, Australia Continued Cameron McEvoy (Bond) Bronze 50m FS 21.92

Jack McLoughlin (Chandler) Gold 1500m FS 14:47.09 Silver 400m FS 3:45.21

David Morgan (TSS Aquatic) Silver 200m FLY 1:56.36

Logan Powell (USC Spartans) Bronze 100m BK S9 1:05.29

Liam Schluter, Kawana Waters Silver 200m FS S14 1:56.23 A

Ben Treffers (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Silver 50m BK 24.84

Australia Gold 4x100m FS 3:12.96 Cameron McEvoy (Bond), Jack Cartwright (St Peters Western)

Australia Gold 4x200m FS 7:05.97 Alex Graham (Bond), Elijah Winnington (Bond)

Australia Gold 4x100m MR 3:31.04 Mitch Larkin (St Peters Western), Jake Packard (USC Spartans), Grant Irvine (Griffith University)

Jessica Ashwood (Chandler) Silver 800m FS 8:27.60

Georgia Bohl (Griffith University) Bronze 100m BRST 1:07.22

Bronte Campbell (Chandler) Gold 100m FS 52.27 Silver 50m FS 24.26

Cate Campbell (Chandler) Gold 50m FLY 25.59 Gold 50m FS 23.78 C Silver 100m FS 52.69

Ellie Cole (USC Spartans) Silver 100m BK S9 1:11.51 Bronze 100m FS S9 1:03.36

Madeline Groves (Griffith University) Silver 100m FLY 57.19 Bronze 50m FLY 25.69

Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) Silver 100m BRST SB9 1:18.81

Emma McKeon (Griffith University) Gold 100m FLY 56.78 Bronze 200m FLY 2:08.05 Bronze 200m FS 1:56.26

Kiah Melverton (TSS Aquatic) Bronze 800m FS 8:28.59

Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) Gold 50m FS S8 30.14 Gold 100m FS S9 1:03.02 S8W

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INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Commonwealth Games – Gold Coast, Australia Continued Leiston Pickett (Southport Olympic) Bronze 50m BRST 30.78

Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 50m BK 27.78 Silver 100m BK 58.66 Bronze 200m BK 2:06.82

Laura Taylor (TSS Aquatic) Silver 200m FLY 2:07.39

Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western) Gold 400m FS 4:00.93 O Gold 800m FS 8:20.02 AAge Silver 200m FS 1:54.85 AAge

Australia Gold 4x100m FS 3:30.05 W Shayna Jack (Chandler), Bronte Campbell (Chandler), Emma McKeon (Griffith University), Cate Campbell (Chandler)

Australia Gold 4x200m FS 7:48.04 Emma McKeon (Griffith University), Leah Neale (USC Spartans), Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western)

Australia Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar), Georgia Gold 4x100m MR 3:54.36 A Bohl (Griffith University), Emma McKeon (Griffith University), Bronte Campbell (Chandler)

Image Credit: Swimming Australia Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Cate Cambell, who secured 3 Gold Above: Mitch Larkin, who secured 5 Gold Medals at Medals and 1 Silver Medal at the 2018 Gold Coast the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Commonwealth Games.

2017 Australian Short Course Championships – Adelaide, South Australia Grayson Bell (TSS Aquatic) Gold 50m BRST 27.03 Bronze 100m BRST 58.90

Rowan Crothers (Yeronga Park) Bronze 400m FS MC 3:58.60

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2017 Australian Short Course Championships – Adelaide, South Australia Continued Daniel Fox (USC Spartans) Gold 50m BK MC 29.40 Gold 50m FS MC 24.24 Silver 50m FLY MC 26.90 Silver 100m FLY MC 1:00.37 Bronze 100m BK MC 1:01.75

Liam Hunter (Chandler) Gold 100m BRST 58.27 Silver 200m BRST 2:07.52

Jack Ireland (UQ) Gold 100m FS MC 52.84 Silver 400m FS MC 4:09.32 Bronze 100m FLY MC 1:01.46

Braedan Jason (USC Spartans) Silver 100m FS MC 53.27 S13 W

David McKeon (Griffith University) Gold 400m FS 3:42.79

Jack McLoughlin (Chandler) Silver 1500m FS 14:53.18 Bronze 400m FS 3:44.39

Peter Mills (Brisbane Grammar) Silver 200m BK 1:53.95 Bronze 100m BK 52.47

David Morgan (TSS Aquatic) Gold 50m FLY 23.04 Gold 100m FLY 50.55 Gold 200m FLY 1:53.37 Gold 50m FS 21.46 Bronze 50m BK 24.64

Joshua Parrish (TSS Aquatic) Gold 800m FS 7:44.57 Gold 1500m FS 14:45.29 Silver 400m FS 3:44.25 Bronze 200m FS 1:46.95

Grant Patterson (Central Cairns) Gold 100m BK MC 2:03.51 Gold 100m BRST MC 2:16.70 SB2 W Gold 150m IM MC 3:08.77 Silver 50m BK MC 59.08

Nathan Robinson (Chandler) Silver 800m FS 7:45.40

Zac Stubblety-Cook (West Brisbane) Gold 200m BRST 2:05.69

Louis Townsend (Rackley) Bronze 50m FS 22.07

TSS Aquatic Gold 4x200m FS 7:14.13 David Morgan, Max Osborn, Grayson Bell, Joshua Parrish

TSS Aquatic Silver 4x100m MR 3:37.06 David Morgan, Grayson Bell, Max Osborn, Joshua Parrish

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2017 Australian Short Course Championships – Adelaide, South Australia Continued TSS Aquatic Bronze 4x100m FS 3:18.64 David Morgan, Grayson Bell, Joshua Blumberg, Joshua Parrish

Jessica Ashwood (Chandler) Gold 800m FS 8:20.41 Gold 1500m FS 15:52.29

Minna Atherton (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 50m BK 26.23 AA Silver 100m BK 57.07

Georgia Bohl (Griffith University) Gold 50m BRST 30.57 Bronze 100m BRST 1:06.68

Carla Buchanan (Acacia Bayside) Bronze 200m FS 1:55.70 Bronze 100m IM 1:01.39

Bronte Campbell (Chandler) Silver 100m FS 52.01 Bronze 50m FS 24.08

Cate Campbell (Commercial) Gold 50m FLY 25.56 Gold 50m FS 23.19 C Gold 100m FS 50.25 W

Gemma Cooney (Brisbane Grammar) Bronze 50m FLY 26.65 Bronze 100m FLY 58.22

Katja Dedekind (UQ) Gold 50m BK MC 31.92 S13W Gold 100m BK MC 1:10.74

Tianni Gilmour (USC Spartans) Bronze 400m IM 4:37.89

Madeleine Gough (TSS Aquatic) Silver 1500m FS 16:02.34 Bronze 800m FS 8:23.86

Shayna Jack (Commercial) Silver 50m FS 24.01

Emma McKeon (Griffith University) Gold 100m FLY 56.79 Gold 200m FLY 2:04.35 Silver 50m FLY 26.14 Bronze 100m FS 52.25

Kaylee McKeown (USC Spartans) Silver 200m IM 2:08.12 Bronze 100m BK 57.11

Taylor McKeown (USC Spartans) Gold 200m BRST 2:20.55 Silver 100m BRST 1:06.56 Bronze 50m BRST 31.34

Kiah Melverton (TSS Aquatic) Silver 800m FS 8:21.49 Bronze 400m FS 4:05.23 Bronze 1500m FS 16:18.92

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2017 Australian Short Course Championships – Adelaide, South Australia Continued Monique Murphy (Southport Olympic) Gold 400m FS MC 4:35.56 S10W Bronze 50m FLY MC 32.33

Aisling Scott (Brisbane Grammar) Silver 100m IM 1:00.89

Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 100m BK 56.80 Gold 200m BK 2:02.72 Gold 100m IM 1:00.21 Gold 200m IM 2:07.90 Silver 400m IM 4:33.65 Bronze 50m BK 26.48

Mikkayla Sheridan (USC Spartans) Gold 400m FS 4:02.00 Silver 200m FS 1:55.36

Laura Taylor (TSS Aquatic) Bronze 200m FLY 2:08.14

Tessa Wallace (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Bronze 200m BRST 2:23.77

Madison Wilson (Bond) Gold 200m FS 1:54.69 Silver 400m FS 4:04.54

TSS Aquatic Laura Taylor, Stella Cole, Tatjana Veeser, Kiah Silver 4x100m FS 3:43.22 Melverton

TSS Aquatic Laura Taylor, Madeleine Gough, Charlotte Silver 4x200 FS 8:04.93 Mitchell, Kiah Melverton

2018 Australian Open Water Championships - Brighton Beach, South Australia

Bailey Armstrong (Kawana Waters) Gold 19yrs 10km 1:53:19.01 Silver 5km 53:15.00

Jackson Clarke (Southside Aquatics) Silver 15yrs 5km 58:37.00

Riley Clout (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Silver 18yrs 10km 1:54:13.00 Bronze 18yrs 5km 57:37.01

Hayden Cotter (Lawnton) Gold 5km 52:56.01 Gold 17yrs 7.5km 1:23:02.01

Kolby Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Bronze 15yrs 5km 58:38.00

Brenden Hall (Lawnton) Gold 5km MC 58:28.03

Daniel Miller (Miami) Bronze 18yrs 10km 2:00:55.05

Ethan Nagle (Yeronga Park) Bronze 16yrs 7.5km 1:31:31.01

James Otley-Doe (TSS Aquatic) Silver 17yrs 7.5km 1:25:56.01

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Open Water Championships - Brighton Beach, South Australia Continued

Thomas Raymond (Nudgee College) Gold 15yrs 5km 58:28.00

Nick Sloman (Noosa) Gold 10km 1:53:04.07 Bronze 5km 53:17.00

Bailey Wellam (Miami) Bronze 14yrs 5km 1:03:08.01

Ashleigh Allred (Miami) Bronze 16yrs 7.5km 1:35:40.00

Naia Anderson (Toowoomba Grammar) Silver 15yrs 5km 1:04:25.00

Madisyn Armstrong (TSS Aquatic) Gold 18yrs 5km 1:01:50.00 Silver 18yrs 10km 2:05:48.01

Ebony Blackstone (Yeronga Park) Silver 5km 58:52.00

Mackenzie Brazier (Kawana Waters) Gold 17yrs 5km 1:01:07.01 Bronze 10km 2:03:13.00

Laura Brosnan (Yeronga Park) Gold 18yrs 10km 2:05:39.01 Silver 18yrs 5km 1:02:03.00

Bianca Crisp (TSS Aquatic) Silver 19yrs 10km 2:05:45.00

Jacqueline Davison-McGovern (Yeronga Park) Gold 14yrs 5km 1:03:16.90

Chelsea Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 5km 58:16.01 Gold 10km 2:01:20.01

Chloe Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Silver 16yrs 5km 1:01:04.01

Ally Hamilton-Moss (Mountain Creek Silver 14yrs 5km 1:04:28.01 Mooloolaba)

Jessica Lavin (Rackley) Bronze 5km 59:19.01 Bronze 19yrs 10km 2:05:45.01

Kareena Lee (Mountain Creek Mooloolaba) Silver 10km 2:02:53.00

Mikayla Messer (Chandler) Gold 19yrs 10km 2:05:22.00

Jessica Mouatt (Nudgee College) Bronze 17yrs 7.5km 1:34:44.01

Jade Slee (Miami) Bronze 18yrs 5km 1:02:07.01 Bronze 18yrs 10km 2:05:55.00

Kara Svenson (Indooroopilly) Silver 17yrs 7.5km 1:34:44.00 Bronze 17yrs 5km 1:01:41.09

Ella Wassing (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Bronze 16yrs 5km 1:01:16.01

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Trials - Gold Coast, Queensland Jack Cartwright (St Peters Western) Silver 100m FS 48.60

Blake Cochrane (USC Spartans) Silver 200m IM SM8 2:36.33 Bronze 100m BRST SB8 1:19.40

Jared Gilliland (Brisbane Grammar) Silver 400m IM 4:19.19

Alexander Graham (Bond) Bronze 200m FS 1:47.13

Brenden Hall (Lawnton) Bronze 100m BK S9 1:08.11 Bronze 100m FS S9 58.41

Liam Hunter (Chandler) Bronze 100m BRST 1:00.25

Jack Ireland (UQ) Silver 200m FS S14 1:59.26

Grant Irvine (Griffith University) Silver 100m FLY 52.50 Silver 200m FLY 1:57.37

Cameron Jones (St Peters Western) Gold 50m FLY 23.74

Mitch Larkin (St Peters Western) Gold 100m BK 53.37 Gold 200m BK 1:56.60 Gold 400m IM 4:15.68 Silver 200m IM 1:59.01 Bronze 50m BK 25.22

Clyde Lewis (St Peters Western) Gold 200m IM 1:58.36

Brayden McCarthy (Bond) Bronze 100m FLY 52.57

Cameron McEvoy (Bond) Silver 50m FS 22.02 Bronze 100m FS 48.62

David McKeon (Griffith University) Bronze 400m FS 3:47.39

Jack McLoughlin (Chandler) Gold 1500m FS 14:56.99 Silver 400m FS 3:45.80

David Morgan (TSS Aquatic) Gold 100m FLY 52.32 Gold 200m FLY 1:56.73 Bronze 50m FLY 23.94

Jake Packard (USC Spartans) Gold 50m BRST 27.33 Gold 100m BRST 59.74

Joshua Parrish (TSS Aquatic) Bronze 1500m FS 15:15.70

Logan Powell (USC Spartans) Silver 100m BK S9 1:05.93

James Roberts (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 50m FS 21.97

Liam Schluter (Kawana Waters) Gold 200m FS S14 1:56.69

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Trials - Gold Coast, Queensland Continued

Zac Stubblety-Cook (West Brisbane) Silver 200m BRST 2:10.64

Benjamin Treffers (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Silver 50m BK 25.06 Bronze 100m BK 54.40

Jessica Ashwood (Chandler) Silver 400m FS 4:07.73 Silver 800m FS 8:29.08

Minna Atherton (Brisbane Grammar) Bronze 50m BK 28.12

Georgia Bohl (Griffith University) Gold 100m BRST 1:07.22 Bronze 50m BRST 31.00 Bronze 200m BRST 2:25.52

Bronte Campbell (Chandler) Silver 50m FS 24.22 Silver 100m FS 52.96

Cate Campbell (Chandler) Gold 50m FLY 25.51 Gold 50m FS 23.79 C Gold 100m FS 52.37

Ellie Cole (USC Spartans) Gold 100m BK S9 1:10.51 Gold 100m FS S9 1:03.79

Madeline Groves (Griffith University) Bronze 50m FLY 26.35 Bronze 100m FLY 58.45

Shayna Jack (Chandler) Bronze 50m FS 24.62

Morgan Lee (Nerang) Silver 50m FLY S7 44.05

Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) Gold 100m BRST SB9 1:18.67 AAge Silver 200m IM SM10 2:34.34

Emma McKeon (Griffith University) Gold 100m FLY 57.13 Silver 200m FLY 2:08.00 Silver 200m FS 1:56.57 Bronze 100m FS 53.49

Kaylee McKeown (USC Spartans) Gold 200m BK 2:08.23 Silver 400m IM 4:39.14 AAge Bronze 100m BK 1:00.09

Taylor McKeown (USC Spartans) Gold 200m BRST 2:23.87 Silver 200m IM 2:13.55

Kiah Melverton (TSS Aquatic) Bronze 800m FS 8:31.38

Leah Neale (USC Spartans) Bronze 200m FS 1:57.68

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Trials - Gold Coast, Queensland Continued Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) Gold 50m FS S8 30.52 Silver 100m FS S9 1:03.96 S8 W Bronze 100m BK S9 1:19.98

Leiston Pickett (Southport Olympic) Gold 50m BRST 30.60 Silver 100m BRST 1:07.56

Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 50m BK 27.76 Gold 100m BK 59.15 Silver 200m BK 2:08.24

Mikkayla Sheridan (USC Spartans) Bronze 400m FS 4:10.85

Keira Stephens (Fraser Coast) Silver Open 100m BRST SB9 1:21.07

Laura Taylor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 200m FLY 2:06.80 AAgeA

Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western) Gold 200m FS 1:55.76 AAge Gold 400m FS 4:02.36 A Gold 800m FS 8:20.08 AAge

Tessa Wallace (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Silver 200m BRST 2:24.41

2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW

Harrison Abeya (East Brisbane) Bronze 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:03.68

James Bayliss (Albany Creek) Silver 14yrs 100m FLY 57.89 Bronze 14yrs 100m BK 59.26

Connor Brackin (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:04.99 Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:18.44

Troy Carlson (Sunshine Coast Grammar) Silver 15yrs 200m FLY 2:07.57

Jackson Clarke (Southside Aquatics) Bronze 14yrs 400m FS 4:10.58 Bronze 14yrs 1500m FS 16:23.18

Jesse Coleman (Southside Aquatics) Gold 13yrs 100m FLY 58.74 Silver 13yrs 200m FLY 2:11.85 Silver 13yrs 400m FS 4:18.52 Silver 13yrs 800m FS 8:53.67

Thomas Connellan (Nudgee College) Silver 13yrs 200m FS 2:01.35

Isaac Cooper (Fairymead) Silver 14yrs 100m BK 58.82

Charles Cox (St Peters Western) Bronze 17-18yrs 200m FLY 2:00.01

Daniel Craig (Miami) Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:11.24

Lucas Cyrillo (Healthstream) Silver 13yrs 100m BRST 1:09.89

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Liam Donnelly (Woogaroo) Bronze 14yrs 50m FS 24.39

Caio Gallo (John Paul College) Bronze 15yrs 200m FLY 2:07.72

Lachlan Gilbert (Nudgee College) Silver 15yrs 200m BRST 2:21.43 Bronze 15yrs 100m BRST 1:06.06

Jake Goldsworthy (Acacia Bayside) Bronze 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:03.18

Josh Hardess (Brisbane Grammar) Silver 16yrs 100m BRST 1:04.89

Ty Hartwell (Rocky City) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:01.89

Thomas Hauck (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 100m FS 51.89 Gold 15yrs 200m FS 1:51.63 Gold 15yrs 200m IM 2:05.71 Gold 15yrs 400m IM 4:28.23 Silver 15yrs 100m FLY 57.07 Silver 15yrs 200m BK 2:02.66 Silver 15yrs 400m FS 3:57.86 Bronze 15yrs 100m BK 57.93 Bronze 15yrs 50m FS 23.92

Kaiden Hubbard (Miami) Bronze 14yrs 200m BK 2:09.11 Bronze 14yrs 400m IM 4:45.50

Lucas Humeniuk (Chandler) Bronze 16yrs 400m IM 4:29.17

Jack Ireland (UQ) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY MC 28.37 Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK MC 30.55 AAge Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS MC 54.92 AAge Gold 16-18yrs 400m FS S6 - S16 4:22.61 Silver 17-18yrs 100m FLY MC 1:03.55 Silver 17-18yrs 100m BK MC 1:05.10 Silver 16-18yrs 200m IM SM5 - SM16 2:20.51 Bronze 17-18yrs 50m BRST MC 35.24 Bronze 17-18yrs 50m FS MC 25.56

Nathan Jason (USC Spartans) Silver 15-16yrs 100m BRST MC 1:20.81 Silver 15-16yrs 50m FS MC 27.02 Silver 11-15yrs 400m FS S6 - S16 4:42.33 Bronze 15-16yrs 100m FLY MC 1:05.04 Bronze 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 59.71

Max Kennedy (Miami) Gold 11-14yrs 100m BRST MC 1:21.20 Silver 11-14yrs 50m BRST MC 37.87 Silver 11-14yrs 100m FS MC 1:03.33 Bronze 11-14yrs 50m BK MC 36.11 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m BK MC 1:16.80

Bailey Lello (East Brisbane) Bronze 14yrs 200m BRST 2:27.27

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Carlos Licuanan (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Bronze 17-18yrs 50m FS 23.09

Heath Macleod (Griffith University) Silver 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:02.37 Silver 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:16.37

William Martin (Nudgee College) Bronze 17-18yrs 50m FLY MC 27.37 Bronze 17-18yrs 100m FLY MC 59.95 AAge Bronze 17-18yrs 100m FS MC 56.45

Hadley Mayo (East Brisbane) Bronze 15yrs 200m IM 2:09.24

Flynn McGregor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 13yrs 100m BRST 1:08.25 Gold 13yrs 200m BRST 2:28.92 Silver 13yrs 200m IM 2:14.74 Bronze 13yrs 200m FLY 2:13.25 Bronze 13yrs 100m FS 54.83 Bronze 13yrs 200m FS 2:01.59

Connor Mitchell (Rackley) Silver 16yrs 200m FS 1:52.62

Thomas Neill (Rackley) Gold 15yrs 400m FS 3:55.53 Gold 15yrs 1500m FS 15:35.31 Silver 15yrs 200m FS 1:52.54 Silver 15yrs 200m IM 2:06.56 Silver 15yrs 400m IM 4:30.00 Bronze 15yrs 100m FS 52.32

Kyle Niesler (John Paul College) Silver 16yrs 200m FLY 2:04.54 Bronze 16yrs 200m IM 2:06.63

Max Osborn (TSS Aquatic) Silver 17-18yrs 1500m FS 15:28.60

Thomas Raymond (Nudgee College) Bronze 15yrs 1500m FS 16:08.90

Ruben Rees (Miami) Gold 14yrs 400m FS 4:06.63 Silver 14yrs 1500m FS 16:16.02

Nathan Robinson (Chandler) Gold 17-18yrs 1500m FS 15:22.84 Silver 17-18yrs 400m FS 3:51.73 Silver 17-18yrs 400m IM 4:20.44

Noah Robinson (TSS Aquatic) Bronze 11-14yrs 50m FLY MC 34.12 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m FLY MC 1:13.64 Bronze 11-14yrs 50m FS MC 30.46 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m FS MC 1:06.89 Bronze 11-15yrs 200m IM SM5 - SM16 2:41.82

William Salmond (Toowoomba Grammar) Silver 13yrs 100m FLY 58.91

Samuel Short (Albany Creek) Gold 14yrs 200m FLY 2:09.92 Gold 14yrs 200m FS 1:56.15 Gold 14yrs 1500m FS 15:55.51

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Connor Simms (Fairymead) Bronze 16yrs 200m FS 1:53.18

Joshua Staples (St Peters Western) Silver 14yrs 200m IM 2:12.99 Silver 14yrs 400m FS 4:10.04

Matthew Stark (Genesis Aquatics) Bronze 17-18yrs 100m BRST MC 1:19.98

Bailey Stewart (UQ) Bronze 17-18yrs 50m BK MC 33.84

Kai Thomas (Acacia Bayside) Gold 13yrs 50m FS 24.73 Gold 13yrs 100m FS 54.35 Gold 13yrs 200m FS 2:00.43

Harrison Vig (Brisbane Jets) Gold 15-16yrs 50m FS MC 28.18 Silver 15-16yrs 50m FLY MC 29.91 Silver 15-16yrs 100m FLY MC 1:08.24 Silver 15-16yrs 50m BK MC 33.10 Silver 15-16yrs 100m BK MC 1:10.83 Silver 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 1:01.50

Kaleb Welfare (Yeronga Park) Silver 16yrs 50m FS 23.50

Elijah Winnington (Bond) Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 1:58.93 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS 50.01 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS 1:47.58 Gold 17-18yrs 400m FS 3:48.26 Bronze 17-18yrs 100m FLY 54.92

James Yu (East Brisbane) Bronze 13yrs 100m BK 1:01.16 Bronze 13yrs 200m BK 2:14.30 Bronze 13yrs 50m FS 25.19

Acacia Bayside Silver 13-14yrs 4x50m FS 1:39.12 Kai Thomas, Jack Martin, Gil Griffiths, Elliot Weber

Acacia Bayside Bronze 13-14yrs 4x50m MR 1:51.25 Kai Thomas, Elliot Weber, Riley Mather, Jack Martin

Amadika Atkinson (Chandler) Silver 15yrs 100m FS 56.34

Emily Barany (Trinity Aquatic) Bronze 14yrs 50m FS 26.60

Lily Barras (Brisbane Jets) Silver 15-16yrs 50m BRST MC 39.89 Silver 15-16yrs 100m BRST MC 1:30.64 Silver 15-16yrs 50m FS MC 30.70 Lily Barras (Brisbane Jets) Silver 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 1:07.11 Silver 16-18yrs 400m FS S6 - S16 5:10.04

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Sarah Beale (Acacia Bayside) Silver 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:30.95 Bronze 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:10.64 Bronze 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:18.13

Elke Becks (Yeronga Park) Bronze 14yrs 100m BRST 1:13.06 Bronze 14yrs 200m BRST 2:36.60

Piper Brien (Newmarket Racers) Bronze 13yrs 100m BRST 1:14.42 Bronze 13yrs 200m BRST 2:38.85

Amelia Cescotto (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 200m BK 2:18.91 Bronze 13yrs 100m BK 1:06.43 Bronze 13yrs 400m IM 5:02.46

Emily Cobb (Chandler) Silver 14yrs 100m BRST 1:12.31 Silver 14yrs 200m BRST 2:33.22 Bronze 14yrs 200m IM 2:21.59

Olivia Collins (St Peters Western) Bronze 15yrs 100m FLY 1:01.88

Chloe Crust (Ferny Hills & District) Silver 11-14yrs 50m FLY MC 35.84

Kiandra Cumberland (Southport Olympic) Bronze 15-16yrs 100m FLY MC 1:25.86

Jacqueline Davison-McGovern (Yeronga Park) Bronze 14yrs 800m FS 9:05.17

Katja Dedekind (USC Spartans) Gold 15-16yrs 50m BK MC 33.55 Gold 15-16yrs 100m BK MC 1:13.46 Gold 16-18yrs 400m FS S6 - S16 4:52.83 Gold 16-18yrs 200m IM SM5 - SM16 2:40.31 Silver 15-16yrs 50m FLY MC 31.50 AAge Bronze 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 1:03.44

Elizabeth Dekkers (Newmarket Racers) Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:15.18 Gold 13yrs 400m IM 4:59.62 Silver 13yrs 200m IM 2:20.99

Ainsley Dullaway (UQ) Silver 11-14yrs 50m BRST MC 41.09 Silver 11-14yrs 100m BRST MC 1:31.76

Jenna Forrester (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 100m FS 56.47 Gold 14yrs 200m FS 2:01.32 Gold 14yrs 400m FS 4:14.16 Gold 14yrs 200m IM 2:17.09 Gold 14yrs 400m IM 4:53.97

Alysha Gallagher (Rackley) Bronze 15yrs 50m FS 26.31

Madeleine Gough (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 400m FS 4:11.86 Gold 17-18yrs 800m FS 8:38.83

Chloe Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 16yrs 800m FS 8:42.76

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Meg Harris (Commercial) Silver 16yrs 50m FS 25.88

Kirralee Hayes (Genesis Aquatics) Silver 11-14yrs 50m FS MC 29.91 AAge Bronze 11-14yrs 100m FLY MC 1:19.60 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m BK MC 1:22.31 Bronze 11-15yrs 400m FS S6 - S16 5:16.50 AAge Bronze 11-15yrs 200m IM SM5 - SM16 2:55.01

Chelsea Hodges (Southport Olympic) Gold 16yrs 100m BRST 1:09.13 Bronze 16yrs 200m BRST 2:36.70

Rebecca Jacobson (Albany Creek) Gold 16yrs 400m FS 4:14.61 Silver 16yrs 100m FS 55.83 Silver 16yrs 200m FS 2:01.60

Eliza King (Rackley) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS 25.45 Silver 17-18yrs 100m FS 55.49

Jaime Krueger (Fairymead) Gold 13yrs 400m FS 4:21.97 Silver 13yrs 100m FLY 1:02.99 Silver 13yrs 200m FLY 2:19.87 Bronze 13yrs 200m FS 2:05.43

Caitlin Leslie (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs 200m BRST 2:31.73 Bronze 16yrs 100m BRST 1:12.34

Lucinda Macleod (Griffith University) Gold 13yrs 200m FS 2:04.60 Silver 13yrs 400m FS 4:22.03

Lauren Maguire (Good Shepherd Aquatics) Silver 14yrs 800m FS 9:03.01

Isabelle Mason (Toowoomba Grammar) Bronze 16yrs 200m FLY 2:15.43

Shikira-Lee Matheson (St Peters Western) Silver 15yrs 200m BRST 2:34.68 Silver 15yrs 200m IM 2:17.12 Bronze 15yrs 400m IM 4:54.50

Sienna McDonald (St Peters Western) Silver 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:16.25

Madeleine McTernan (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY MC 34.48 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY MC 1:18.19 Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK MC 34.17 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK MC 1:12.67 Bronze 17-18yrs 50m FS MC 29.73 Bronze 17-18yrs 100m FS MC 1:04.95 Bronze 16-18yrs 200m IM SM5 - SM16 2:48.29 Mikayla Messer (Chandler) Bronze 17-18yrs 400m FS 4:16.04

Brooke Napper (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 100m FLY 1:00.79

Lily Nicolson (Acacia Bayside) Bronze 13yrs 50m FS 26.64

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Ela Noble (Commercial) Gold 16yrs 50m FS 25.87

Mollie O’Callaghan (Waterworx) Gold 14yrs 100m BK 1:03.21 Gold 14yrs 200m BK 2:18.71

Mia O’Leary (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 50m FS 25.84 Bronze 15yrs 100m BRST 1:11.63 Bronze 15yrs 100m FS 56.52

Jorja Otto (Bond) Silver 13yrs 100m BK 1:05.59

Lani Pallister (Alexandra Headland) Gold 15yrs 100m FS 56.19 Gold 15yrs 200m FS 1:59.37 AAge Gold 15yrs 400m FS 4:11.48 Gold 15yrs 800m FS 8:39.79

Georgia Powell (Newmarket Racers) Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:11.33 Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:30.68

Ella Ramsay (St Peters Western) Bronze 13yrs 100m FLY 1:03.23 Bronze 13yrs 200m IM 2:21.37

Sharni Robinson (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 200m FLY 2:14.96 Silver 15yrs 200m FS 2:01.86 Silver 15yrs 400m FS 4:14.78 Silver 15yrs 800m FS 8:53.11

Michaela Ryan (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs 100m FLY 59.05 Gold 16yrs 200m FLY 2:10.51 Gold 16yrs 200m BK 2:13.77 Gold 16yrs 100m FS 55.46 Gold 16yrs 200m FS 1:58.91 Gold 16yrs 200m IM 2:15.59 Bronze 16yrs 50m FS 26.05

Abigail Schoorl (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 16yrs 100m BK 1:03.17

Emma Siddle (Southport Olympic) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:15.93 Bronze 17-18yrs 400m IM 4:50.57

Madeline Snell (Acacia Bayside) Silver 16yrs 200m BRST 2:34.02 Silver 16yrs 200m IM 2:19.76 Bronze 16yrs 400m IM 4:53.97

Jade Starr (Nudgee College) Bronze 15yrs 200m BK 2:14.77 Bronze 15yrs 200m FS 2:02.00 Bronze 15yrs 400m FS 4:18.82

Tanya Stovgaard (Southport Olympic) Bronze 17-18yrs 100m BK 1:03.54

Katie Strachan (St Peters Western) Silver 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:18.11

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued Kara Svenson (Indooroopilly) Bronze 17-18yrs 200m FLY 2:14.25

Isabelle Swindale (Rackley) Bronze 13yrs 200m FLY 2:23.28

Laura Taylor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY 1:00.18 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 2:10.49 Silver 17-18yrs 200m FS 1:59.56 Silver 17-18yrs 400m FS 4:14.60

Phoebe Walker (St Peters Western) Silver 16yrs 800m FS 8:51.20 Bronze 16yrs 400m FS 4:18.18

Matilda Wangoma (Southport Olympic) Silver 17-18yrs 100m BK 1:03.40

Bindi Ware (Bond) Silver 15yrs 100m FLY 1:01.70

Poppy Wilson (Woogaroo) Bronze 11-14yrs 50m FLY MC 33.97 Bronze 11-14yrs 50m BK MC 37.52 Bronze 11-14yrs 50m BRST MC 42.51 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m BRST MC 1:37.87 Bronze 11-14yrs 100m FS MC 1:14.11

Acacia Bayside Bronze 13-14yrs 4x50m FS 1:50.03 Lily Nicolson, Gabrielle Cladwell, Layla Sobey, Gabrielle Seccombe

Southport Olympic Gold 18&U 4x100m MR 4:12.05 Matilda Wangoma, Chelsea Hodges, Emma Siddle, Tanya Stovgaard

St Peters Western Gold 18&U 4x200m FS 8:08.02 Michaela Ryan, Sharni Robinson, Katie Strachan, Jenna Forrester

St Peters Western Gold 16&U 4x100m FS 3:46.30 AAge Michaela Ryan, Shikira-Lee Matheson, Mia O’Leary, Jenna Forrester

St Peters Western Gold 16&U 4x100m MR 4:10.82 AAge Shikira-Lee Matheson, Mia O’Leary, Michaela Ryan, Jenna Forrester

St Peters Western Gold 13-14yrs 4x50m FS 1:48.64 Jenna Forrester, Lara Owen, Amelia Cescotto, Ella Ramsay

St Peters Western Gold 13-14yrs 4x50m MR 2:00.30 Amelia Cescotto, Ella Ramsay, Jessica-Marie Garbanzo, Jenna Forrester

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NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 Australian Age Championships - Sydney, NSW Continued St Peters Western Silver 18&U 4x100m MR 4:15.89 Sienna McDonald, Caitlin Leslie, Lydia Murray, Katie Strachan

TSS Aquatic Gold 18&U 4x100 FS 3:49.77 Laura Taylor, Madeleine Gough, Charlotte Mitchell, Tahlia Dilkes

TSS Aquatic Gold 18&U 4x200m FS 8:18.64 Laura Taylor, Tahlia Dilkes, Charlotte Mitchell, Madeleine Gough

Above: (L-R) Australian Crawl swimmers and Rocky City swimmers with their McDonald’s Age Championships Towels. QUEENSLAND RESULTS

2017 Queensland Short Course Championships

Ethan Banks (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 50m FLY 26.15 Gold 15yrs 50m FS 23.94

Macallister Barber (Healthstream) Gold 12yrs 800m FS 9:30.80

Ashton Baumann (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open 200m BRST 2:14.81

James Bayliss (Albany Creek) Gold 13yrs 100m BK 1:00.46

Matthew Beauchamp (Gardens) Gold 17-18yrs 400m IM 4:53.31

Grayson Bell (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open 50m BRST 27.92 Gold Open 50m FS 22.60

Gideon Burnes (Palm Beach Currumbin) Gold 11yrs 50m BRST 36.64 Gold 11yrs 100m BRST 1:19.26

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Lachlan Byrne (Sunnybank) Gold 16yrs 100m FLY 56.72 Gold 16yrs 100m BK 56.15

Max Carleton (St Peters Western) Gold Open 400m FS 3:49.55

Cameron Clark (Rocky City) Gold 14yrs 100m FLY 1:00.49 Gold 14yrs 50m BRST 30.03 Gold 14yrs 100m BRST 1:05.40 Gold 14yrs 200m BRST 2:23.30

Bailey Coleman (Southside Aquatics) Gold 15yrs 100m FS 52.38 Gold 15yrs 200m FS 1:54.49

Thomas Connellan (Nudgee College) Gold 12yrs 200m FS 2:08.17 Gold 12yrs 400m FS 4:34.86

Brodie Cook (Helensvale) Gold Open 200m FLY 1:58.19 Gold Open 200m IM 2:02.77 Gold Open 400m IM 4:19.26

Jye Cornwell (Yeronga Park) Gold Open 50m BK 24.94

Macson Cottle (Fairymead) Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:26.44

Charles Cox (St Peters Western) Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY 54.72 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 1:58.66 Gold 17-18yrs 100m IM 57.72

Lachlan Creswell (Albany Creek) Gold 12yrs 100m IM 1:07.36

Rowan Crothers (Yeronga Park) Gold Open 50m FS MC 23.36

Lucas Cyrillo (Healthstream) Gold 12yrs 50m BRST 33.76 Gold 12yrs 100m BRST 1:12.58

Jasper Dejager (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY 24.93 Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK 25.71 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK 56.11 Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS 22.74 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS 50.21

Liam Donnelly (Woogaroo) Gold 13yrs 50m FS 24.95

Alex Fahey (Rackley) Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:13.89

Nick Fahey (Rackley) Gold 11yrs 50m FLY 32.20 Gold 11yrs 100m FS 1:03.95 Gold 11yrs 400m FS 4:51.68

Alex Fenton (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 14yrs 50m BK 28.81

Jake Goldsworthy (Acacia Bayside) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BRST 28.63

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Alexander Grant (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 16yrs 200m FS 1:49.89 Gold 16yrs 400m FS 3:56.16 Gold 16yrs 200m IM 2:04.09

Kolby Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 13yrs 400m IM 4:54.60

Brenden Hall (Lawnton) Gold Open 100m FLY MC 1:04.47

Ty Hartwell (Rocky City) Gold 16yrs 200m FLY 2:02.86 Gold 16yrs 200m BK 2:01.21 Gold 16yrs 400m IM 4:26.94

Thomas Hauck (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 14yrs 50m FLY 25.76 Gold 14yrs 100m BK 55.72 Gold 14yrs 200m BK 2:02.38 Gold 14yrs 50m FS 23.42 Gold 14yrs 100m FS 51.07 Gold 14yrs 200m FS 1:49.53 Gold 14yrs 400m FS 3:53.25 Gold 14yrs 100m IM 57.77 Gold 14yrs 200m IM 2:03.46 Gold 14yrs 400m IM 4:20.73

Tristan Hollard (Southport Olympic) Gold Open 100m BK 53.60

Liam Hunter (Chandler) Gold Open 100m BRST 58.82

Daniel Jacobson (Albany Creek) Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS 1:50.57 Gold 17-18yrs 1500m FS 15:26.94

Andrew Kennedy (Commercial) Gold Open 100m IM 56.02

Matthew Lowe (Helensvale) Gold 11yrs 100m IM 1:14.27

Tristan Ludlow (Rackley) Gold Open 200m BK 1:56.91

Zach Maher (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 50m FS 23.44 Gold 16yrs 100m FS 50.91

Aaron Mansfield (Kawana Waters) Gold 16yrs 400m FS 3:55.24

William Martin (Nudgee College) Gold Open 50m FLY MC 27.76

Flynn McGregor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 13yrs 50m BRST 31.81 Gold 13yrs 100m BRST 1:10.12 Gold 13yrs 100m FS 55.43 Gold 13yrs 100m IM 1:02.84

Jake Michel (Carina Leagues CJ’s) Gold Open 50m BRST MC 32.18 Gold Open 100m BRST MC 1:10.25

Benjamin Morris, Southside Aquatics Gold 12yrs 400m IM 5:20.63

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Connor Munchow (Chandler) Gold 11yrs 100m FLY 1:11.86 Gold 11yrs 50m BK 32.31 Gold 11yrs 100m BK 1:08.44 Gold 11yrs 50m FS 28.88 Gold 11yrs 200m FS 2:16.33 Gold 11yrs 200m IM 2:35.92

Thomas Neill (Rackley) Gold 15yrs 200m BK 2:04.53 Gold 15yrs 400m FS 3:58.47 Gold 15yrs 1500m FS 15:47.05 Gold 15yrs 100m IM 59.59 Gold 15yrs 200m IM 2:07.65 Gold 15yrs 400m IM 4:32.40

Michael Ng (St Peters Western) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:16.51 Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:03.69

Connor O’Neill (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK 56.11 Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:01.29

James Otley-Doe (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 1500m FS 15:56.87

Nathan Petty (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 1500m FS 16:25.55

Dominic Richardson (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open 50m FLY 24.06 Gold Open 100m FLY 53.34

William Salmond (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 13yrs 50m FLY 26.75 Gold 13yrs 100m FLY 1:00.31

Liam Schluter (Kawana Waters) Gold Open 100m BK MC 1:03.67 A Gold Open 100m FS MC 54.73

Samuel Short (Albany Creek) Gold 13yrs 200m BK 2:12.18 Gold 13yrs 200m FS 1:59.67 Gold 13yrs 400m FS 4:07.28 Gold 13yrs 800m FS 8:33.97 Gold 13yrs 1500m FS 16:14.06

Joey Simonis (Redcliffe Leagues) Gold 16yrs 200m BRST 2:25.28

Nick Sloman (Noosa) Gold Open 1500m FS 15:18.00

Harrison Smith (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 16yrs 50m BRST 29.56 Gold 16yrs 100m BRST 1:04.60 Gold 16yrs 100m IM 59.21

Daniel Smith (St Peters Western) Gold Open 100m FS 48.04 Gold Open 200m FS 1:43.16

Tim Son (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs 50m FLY 25.06 Gold 16yrs 50m BK 25.92

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Jack Sparke (Bond) Gold 15yrs 50m BK 27.04 Gold 15yrs 100m BK 58.37

Joshua Staples (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 200m BRST 2:33.41 Gold 13yrs 200m IM 2:17.66

Bailey Stewart (Brisbane Jets) Gold Open 50m BK MC 33.19

Lewis Treggiden (Miami) Gold 13yrs 50m BK 28.20

Cooper van der Laan (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:02.65

Ethan Williams (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 200m FLY 2:15.26

James Yu (East Brisbane) Gold 12yrs 50m FLY 27.16 Gold 12yrs 100m FLY 1:03.34 Gold 12yrs 50m BK 28.61 Gold 12yrs 100m BK 1:01.27 Gold 12yrs 50m FS 25.50 Gold 12yrs 100m FS 56.22 Gold 12yrs 200m IM 2:19.05

Andy Zhu (Sunnybank) Gold 15yrs 100m FLY 57.40 Gold 15yrs 200m FLY 2:04.14 Gold 15yrs 50m BRST 29.98 Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:05.10

Minna Atherton (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK 26.78 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK 58.25

Amadika Atkinson (Chandler) Gold 14yrs 50m FS 26.35 Gold 14yrs 100m FS 57.26

Niamh Bedggood (Acqua Rosa Clayfield) Gold 12yrs 50m BRST 34.52 Gold 12yrs 100m BRST 1:15.29

Megan Bogatie (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 100m IM 1:05.20

Laura Brosnan (Yeronga Park) Gold 17-18yrs 400m IM 4:58.24

Quinn Burling (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 16yrs 50m FS 26.04

Taylor Butler (Helensvale) Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:19.29 Gold 13yrs 400m FS 4:28.23 Gold 13yrs 400m IM 5:01.59

Alice Campbell (Chandler) Gold 15yrs 100m BK 1:03.31 Gold 15yrs 200m BK 2:12.62

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Amelia Cescotto (St Peters Western) Gold 12yrs 100m BK 1:04.81 Gold 12yrs 50m FS 28.13 Gold 12yrs 100m FS 59.92 Gold 12yrs 200m FS 2:08.72 Gold 12yrs 400m FS 4:33.62 Gold 12yrs 800m FS 9:16.64 Gold 12yrs 100m IM 1:07.65 Gold 12yrs 200m IM 2:24.82 Gold 12yrs 400m IM 5:02.72 Emily Cobb (Chandler) Gold 13yrs 50m BRST 33.54 Gold 13yrs 100m BRST 1:11.51 Gold 13yrs 200m BRST 2:35.31 Gold 13yrs 100m IM 1:05.34 Gold 13yrs 200m IM 2:21.91 Stella Cole (TSS Aquatic) Gold 15yrs 50m FS 25.54 Gold 15yrs 100m FS 55.19 Olivia Collins (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 14yrs 50m FLY 28.50 Gold 14yrs 100m FLY 1:03.52 Daesyn Cook (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 12yrs 50m FLY 29.39 Gold 12yrs 100m FLY 1:05.54 Amanda Cyrillo (Healthstream) Gold 15yrs 50m BRST 33.63 Courtney Daniels (Acacia Bayside) Gold Open 50m BRST 31.98 Jacqueline Davison-McGovern (Yeronga Park) Gold 13yrs 800m FS 9:12.14 Katja Dedekind (UQ) Gold Open 50m BK MC 32.44 S13W Emily Dring (USC Spartans) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS 26.13 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS 56.22 Amy Forrester (Bond) Gold Open 100m BK 1:00.39 Gold Open 200m BK 2:09.76 Gold Open 200m FS 2:01.80 Gold Open 200m IM 2:14.60

Tianni Gilmour (USC Spartans) Gold Open 200m FLY 2:10.51 Gold Open 100m BRST 1:10.12

Ella Goddard (TAS) Gold 14yrs 200m FLY 2:19.40

Madeleine Gough (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open & 17-18yrs 800m FS 8:30.36 Gold 17-18yrs 400m FS 4:12.64

Rachel Gower (Commercial) Gold 17-18yrs 100m IM 1:03.18

Chloe Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 15yrs 400m IM 4:56.77

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Michaela Hazell (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:12.22

Jessica Hobbin (Southport Olympic) Gold Open 100m FS 56.61

Chloe Holden (Rackley) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:34.95

Britney Holloway (Southport Olympic) Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 2:16.75

Bronte Job (Brisbane Jets) Gold 14yrs 50m BK 28.61 Gold 14yrs 100m BK 1:01.69

Claveria Johnson-Tiumalu (St Peters Western) Gold 11yrs 100m BK 1:08.47 Gold 11yrs 50m FS 27.99 Gold 11yrs 100m FS 1:00.54 Gold 11yrs 100m IM 1:10.60 Gold 11yrs 200m IM 2:33.73

Jaime Krueger (Fairymead) Gold 13yrs 100m FLY 1:04.15 Gold 13yrs 100m FS 59.29 Gold 13yrs 200m FS 2:08.08

Charly Kuhnemann (Chandler) Gold 16yrs 50m FLY 28.41 Gold 16yrs 200m IM 2:19.96

Isabel Lampre (Brisbane Grammar) Gold Open 100m IM 1:03.18 Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:16.40

Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) Gold Open 100m FLY MC 1:07.07 S10W Gold Open 100m BRST MC 1:17.35

Caitlin Leslie (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs 200m BRST 2:33.60

Sophie Martin (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 11yrs 50m BRST 36.31 Gold 11yrs 100m BRST 1:18.08

Teagan McGowan (Good Shepherd Aquatics) Gold 11yrs 50m FLY 30.34 Gold 11yrs 50m BK 30.74

Samantha McKenna (Bond) Gold Open 200m BRST 2:32.34

Catherine McLeod (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 16yrs 50m BK 28.67 Gold 16yrs 200m BK 2:16.03

Madeleine McTernan (Bond) Gold Open 50m FLY MC 35.23

Mikayla Messer (Chandler) Gold Open 400m FS 4:12.62 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS 2:01.01

Brooke Napper (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 50m FLY 27.22 Gold 15yrs 100m FLY 1:00.45 Gold 15yrs 200m FLY 2:12.67

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Mollie O’Callaghan (Waterworx) Gold 13yrs 50m BK 29.55 Gold 13yrs 100m BK 1:04.40 Gold 13yrs 200m BK 2:22.51

Mia O’Leary (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 50m BRST 32.59

Jorja Otto (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 12yrs 50m BK 30.22

Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) Gold Open 100m BK MC 1:17.00

Georgia Pendergast (Kawana Waters) Gold 14yrs 100m BRST 1:11.50 Gold 14yrs 200m IM 2:20.38 Gold 14yrs 400m IM 4:50.62

Alexandria Perkins (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY 27.51 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY 1:01.05

Holly Pilgrim (Commercial) Gold 16yrs 100m BRST 1:11.48

Mikayla Popham (Kawana Waters) Gold 16yrs 100m FS 57.46 Gold 16yrs 200m FS 2:02.32 Gold 16yrs 400m FS 4:19.25 Gold 16yrs 800m FS 8:52.80 Gold 16yrs 400m IM 4:59.31

Sofia Ramirez (Miami) Gold 11yrs 100m FLY 1:09.70 Gold 11yrs 200m FS 2:15.31 Gold 11yrs 400m FS 4:46.98

Ella Ramsay (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 50m FLY 28.53 Gold 13yrs 50m FS 26.72

Billie Rezek (Kawana Waters) Gold 14yrs 200m BK 2:14.65

Michaela Ryan (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 50m BK 29.18 Gold 15yrs 100m IM 1:03.56 Gold 15yrs 200m IM 2:15.79

Sara Saal (Commercial) Gold Open 50m FLY 25.90 Gold Open 100m FLY 58.48 Gold Open 50m FS 25.34

Abigail Schoorl (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 16yrs 100m BK 1:03.11

Chloe Scriggins (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 16yrs 50m BRST 32.97

Gabrielle Scudamore (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 15yrs 200m FS 2:01.83 Gold 15yrs 400m FS 4:17.74 Gold 15yrs 800m FS 8:47.99

Madeline Snell (Acacia Bayside) Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:35.85

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Short Course Championships Continued Jade Starr (Nudgee College) Gold 14yrs 200m FS 2:04.06 Gold 14yrs 400m FS 4:18.79 Gold 14yrs 100m IM 1:05.51

Keira Stephens (Fraser Coast) Gold Open 50m BRST MC 37.53

Katie Strachan (St Peters Western) Gold Open 400m IM 4:51.28

Kara Svenson (Indooroopilly) Gold 16yrs 100m FLY 1:02.22 Gold 16yrs 200m FLY 2:13.22

Amane Takeda (Indooroopilly) Gold Open 50m BK 29.86

Taylor Timpani (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 14yrs 800m FS 9:00.18

Chloe Trevitt (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Gold 14yrs 200m BRST 2:35.07

Imogen Watson (St Peters Western) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:12.04

Rachael Watson (Chandler) Gold Open 50m FS MC 41.35 A Gold Open 100m FS MC 1:31.21 A

Georgia Wells (Commercial) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BRST 31.99 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:10.77

Above: Ronald McDonald in the warm up pool at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre.

Page 84 queensland SUCCESS IN THE WATER QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland OWS Championships Zachary Bromage (Kawana Waters) Gold 15yrs 7.5km 1:31:59.00

Thomas Connellan (Nudgee College) Gold 12yrs 2.5km 32:15.45

Hayden Cotter (Lawnton) Gold 16yrs 10km 1:57:28.95

Archibald Craig (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 13yrs 2.5km 32:09.66

Benjamin Garozzo (Redlands) Gold 14yrs 2.5km 30:29.49

Lachlan Gilbert (Nudgee College) Gold 15yrs & Over 2.5km 32:02.03

Kolby Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 13yrs 5km 1:03:02.27

Kai Harland (Miami) Gold 13yrs 1.25km 16:31.80

Ryley Harland (Miami) Gold 11yrs 1.25km 16:38.40

Matthew Lewis (Eumundi District) Gold 12yrs 1.25km 16:47.75

Daniel Miller (Miami) Gold 17-18yrs 7.5km 1:33:45.43 Gold 17-18yrs 10km 2:05:40.52

Thomas Neill (Rackley) Gold 15yrs 5km 58:39.40

Dominic Osswald (Australian Crawl) Gold 10yrs 1.25km 18:52.18

James Otley-Doe (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 5km 57:34.66

Samuel Rutley (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs & Open 7.5km 1:28:02.20

Samuel Short (Albany Creek) Gold 14yrs 5km 59:55.76

Nick Sloman (Noosa) Gold Open 10km 1:56:59.05

Jacob Vincent (St Peters Western) Gold 17-18yrs & Open 5km 57:02.26

Vivian Bogomiagkoff (Yeronga Park) Gold 16yrs 5km 1:05:07.66

Mackenzie Brazier (Kawana Waters) Gold 16yrs 7.5k 1:34:32.82 Gold 16yrs & Open 10km 2:07:07.29

Alexandra Cleaver (St Peters Western) Gold 12yrs 1.25km 17:45.75

Jacqueline Davison-McGovern (Yeronga Park) Gold 13yrs 5km 1:04:24.75

Emma Doherty (Emu Park) Gold 12yrs 2.5km 34:13.66

Ashleigh Eskdale (Redlands) Gold 13yrs 1.25km 16:54.26

Chloe Gubecka (Kawana Waters) Gold 15yrs & Open 7.5km 1:32:37.04

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland OWS Championships Continued Kareena Lee (Mountain Creek Mooloolaba) Gold Open 5km 1:00:55.30

Mollie O’Callaghan (Waterworx) Gold 13yrs 2.5km 32:33.91

Lani Pallister (USC Spartans) Gold 15yrs 5km 1:01:01.61

Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) Gold 15yrs & Over 2.5km 32:34.12

Jade Slee (Miami) Gold 17-18yrs 5km 1:02:39.25 Gold 17-18yrs 7.5km 1:35:50.37 Gold 17-18yrs 10km 2:09:40.27

Chloe Trevitt (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Gold 14yrs 5km 1:03:48.82

Lucia Walker (Albany Creek) Gold 14yrs 2.5km 32:51.14

Millicent Warraker (Nudgee College) Gold 11yrs 1.25km 18:21.98

Gwen Watson (Ferny Hills & District) Gold 10yrs 1.25km 18:50.11

Above: Swimmers preparing to race at the 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Open Water Championships, held at lake Kawana on the Sunshine Coast.

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Harrison Abeya (East Brisbane) Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:05.21

Lewis Bishop (Rackley) Gold 12&U 100m BK MC 1:30.34 Gold 12&U 50m FS MC 33.52 Gold 12&U 100m FS MC 1:13.09 Gold 12&U 200m FS MC 2:37.86

Connor Brackin (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:05.36 Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:21.86

Cameron Bradburn (TSS Aquatic) Gold 12yrs 200m FLY 2:32.02

Thomas Brentnall (UQ) Gold 12yrs 200m BK 2:24.96 Gold 12yrs 200m IM 2:29.59

Jack Cartwright (St Peters Western) Gold Open 100m FS 49.33

Cameron Clark (Rocky City) Gold 14yrs 100m BRST 1:07.62 Gold 14yrs 200m BRST 2:28.33

Blake Cochrane (USC Spartans) Gold Open 100m BRST MC 1:19.96

Bailey Coleman (Southside Aquatics) Gold 15yrs 100m FLY 57.84

Thomas Connellan (Nudgee College) Gold 12yrs 100m FLY 1:05.70 Gold 12yrs 100m BK 1:06.03 Gold 12yrs 100m FS 56.33 Gold 12yrs 200m FS 2:04.41 Gold 12yrs 400m FS 4:27.43 Gold 12yrs 800m FS 9:22.53

Isaac Cooper (Fairymead) Gold 13yrs 100m BK 59.09 Gold 13yrs 200m BK 2:14.45

Daniel Craig (Miami) Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:13.47

Alex Fahey (Rackley) Gold 14yrs 200m FLY 2:14.66

Daniel Fox (USC Spartans) Gold Open 100m FLY MC 1:02.21 Gold Open 50m FS MC 25.06 Gold Open 100m FS MC 54.49

Alexander Grant (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 16yrs 400m FS 3:59.46

Ty Hartwell (Rocky City) Gold 16yrs 100m FLY 56.34 Gold 16yrs 200m FLY 2:04.47 Gold 16yrs 100m BK 57.58 Gold 16yrs 200m BK 2:03.83 Gold 16yrs 200m FS 1:53.85 Gold 16yrs 200m IM 2:07.23

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Thomas Hauck (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 14yrs 100m FLY 57.40 AAge Gold 14yrs 100m BK 57.70 Gold 14yrs 200m BK 2:03.73 Gold 14yrs 100m FS 51.95 Gold 14yrs 200m FS 1:52.28 Gold 14yrs 400m FS 4:00.96 Gold 13-14yrs 1500m FS 15:57.09 Gold 14yrs 200m IM 2:06.56 Gold 14yrs 400m IM 4:29.33

Liam Hunter (Chandler) Gold Open 100m BRST 1:01.70

Jack Ireland (UQ) Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY MC 1:02.38 Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS MC 25.47

Joseph Jackson (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK 58.29

Daniel Jacobson (Albany Creek) Gold 17-18yrs 400m FS 3:58.58

Nathan Jason (USC Spartans) Gold 15-16yrs 100m BRST MC 1:20.51

Max Kennedy (Miami) Gold 13-14yrs 100m BRST MC 1:25.16 Gold 13-14yrs 100m FS MC 1:08.03 Gold 13-14yrs 200m FS MC 2:21.35

Mitch Larkin (St Peters Western) Gold Open 100m BK 54.03 Gold Open 200m BK 1:57.41 Gold Open 200m IM 1:58.89 Gold Open 400m IM 4:20.45

Sebastian Leavy (Newmarket Racers) Gold 16yrs 100m BRST 1:04.59

Clyde Lewis (St Peters Western) Gold Open 100m FLY 54.33

Matthew Magnussen (Albany Creek) Gold 13yrs 400m FS 4:17.59

Zach Maher (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 100m FS 51.61

Jed Manson (Nudgee College) Gold 13yrs 100m BRST 1:09.50

Flynn McGregor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 13yrs 100m FLY 1:00.51 Gold 13yrs 200m BRST 2:33.16 Gold 13yrs 200m FS 2:01.57 Gold 13yrs 200m IM 2:15.95

David Morgan (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open 200m FLY 1:58.58

Thomas Neill (Rackley) Gold 15yrs 200m BK 2:08.12 Gold 15yrs 100m FS 52.73 Gold 15yrs 200m FS 1:53.76 Gold 15yrs 400m FS 3:59.49

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Thomas Neill (Rackley) Gold 15yrs 1500m FS 15:52.55 Gold 15yrs 200m IM 2:08.60 Gold 15yrs 400m IM 4:33.12

Kyle Niesler (John Paul College) Gold 16yrs 200m BRST 2:25.25 Gold 16yrs 400m IM 4:30.08

James Otley-Doe (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 1500m FS 16:07.03

Christopher Raven (USC Spartans) Gold Open 100m FLY 54.33

James Roberts (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold Open 50m FS 22.55

Nathan Robinson (Chandler) Gold Open & 17-18yrs 1500m FS 15:19.98

Noah Robinson (TSS Aquatic) Gold 13-14yrs 100m FLY MC 1:18.06 Gold 13-14yrs 100m BK MC 1:23.88 Gold 13-14yrs 50m FS MC 32.06 Gold 13-14yrs 400m FS MC 5:19.44 Gold 13-14yrs 200m IM MC 2:51.77

Liam Schluter (Kawana Waters) Gold Open 100m BK MC 1:04.09 AAge Gold Open 200m FS MC 1:57.37 Gold Open & 17-18yrs 400m FS MC 4:18.87 Gold Open 200m IM MC 2:15.76 A Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK MC 1:04.89 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST MC 1:18.02 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS MC 55.17 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS MC 1:59.65 Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM MC 2:18.75

Flynn Southam (Bond) Gold 12yrs 400m IM 5:22.46

Jack Sparke (Bond) Gold 15yrs 100m BK 59.33

Joshua Staples (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 800m FS 8:54.62

Bailey Stewart (Brisbane Jets) Gold 15-16yrs 100m FLY MC 1:06.69 Gold 15-16yrs 50m FS MC 28.08 Gold 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 1:13.09 Gold 15-16yrs 200m IM MC 2:34.80

Zac Stubblety-Cook (West Brisbane) Gold Open 200m BRST 2:12.29 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:02.13 Gold 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:13.32

Kai Thomas (Chandler) Gold 13yrs 100m FS 54.91

Harrison Vig (Brisbane Jets) Gold 15-16yrs 100m BK MC 1:12.26 Gold 15-16yrs 200m FS MC 2:16.48

Jacob Vincent (St Peters Western) Gold 17-18yrs 400m IM 4:23.31

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Hayden Wasiak (Chandler) Gold 13yrs 400m IM 5:06.84

Samuel Wendt (Bond) Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:04.08

Felix Wilson (Brisbane Jets) Gold 12yrs 100m BRST 1:14.63 Gold 12yrs 200m BRST 2:47.36

Elijah Winnington (Bond) Gold Open 200m FS 1:47.96 Gold Open 400m FS 3:50.20 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY 54.94 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 1:58.88 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS 50.07 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS 1:48.58

Andy Zhu (Sunnybank) Gold 15yrs 200m FLY 2:11.98

Minna Atherton (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK 1:01.10 Gold 17-18yrs 200m BK 2:12.65

Lily Barras (Brisbane Jets) Gold 15-16yrs 100m BRST MC 1:31.62

Sarah Beale (Acacia Bayside) Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST 1:11.78 Gold 17-18yrs 200m BRST 2:30.31 Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM 2:18.45

Niamh Bedggood (Acqua Rosa Clayfield) Gold 12yrs 100m BRST 1:13.88 Gold 12yrs 200m BRST 2:42.48 Gold 12yrs 200m IM 2:27.68 Gold 12yrs 400m IM 5:14.96

Olivia Borg (Miami) Gold 16yrs 100m FLY 1:01.42

Piper Brien (Newmarket Racers) Gold 13yrs 100m BRST 1:14.81

Laura Brosnan (Yeronga Park) Gold 17-18yrs 400m IM 5:07.79

Alice Campbell (Chandler) Gold 15yrs 200m BK 2:19.48

Cate Campbell (Chandler) Gold Open 50m FS 24.13 Gold Open 100m FS 52.69

Emily Cobb (Chandler) Gold 14yrs 200m BRST 2:35.50 Gold 14yrs 200m IM 2:20.33

Ellie Cole (USC Spartans) Gold Open 100m BK MC 1:11.77

Jacqueline Davison-McGovern (Yeronga Park) Gold 13yrs 800m FS 9:15.50

Elizabeth Dekkers (Newmarket Racers) Gold 13yrs 100m FLY 1:03.68 Gold 13yrs 200m FLY 2:15.77 Gold 13yrs 200m IM 2:22.75 Gold 13yrs 400m IM 5:06.16

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Jenna Forrester (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 200m FS 2:03.98 Gold 14yrs 400m FS 4:20.04 Gold 14yrs 400m IM 4:58.15 Madeleine Gough (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 400m FS 4:16.59

Sienna Harben (Mountain Creek Mooloolaba) Gold 13yrs 200m BRST 2:39.61

Kirralee Hayes (Genesis Aquatics) Gold 13-14yrs 100m FLY MC 1:22.81 Gold 13-14yrs 400m FS MC 5:32.86 Gold 13-14yrs 200m IM MC 2:58.75

Alyssa Jacklin (Southport Olympic) Gold 12yrs 100m FLY 1:06.51 Gold 12yrs 200m FLY 2:28.65

Bronte Job (Brisbane Jets) Gold 14yrs 100m BK 1:03.39

Claveria Johnson-Tiumalu (St Peters Western) Gold 12yrs 100m FS 59.41 Gold 12yrs 200m FS 2:10.79 Gold 12yrs 400m FS 4:40.66

Eliza King (Rackley) Gold 16yrs 100m FS 56.13 Gold 16yrs 200m FS 2:02.13

Tiana Kritzinger (Nudgee College) Gold 12yrs 800m FS 9:46.91

Jaime Krueger (Fairymead) Gold 13yrs 400m FS 4:28.02

Caitlin Leslie (St Peters Western) Gold 16yrs 200m BRST 2:33.91

Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) Gold Open 100m FLY MC 1:06.98 Gold Open 100m BRST MC 1:19.10 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY MC 1:06.68 A Gold 17-18yrs 100m BRST MC 1:20.43

Eve Lutze (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 800m FS 9:03.73

Tiffany Mackay (Nudgee College) Gold 14yrs 100m BRST 1:13.29

Shikira-Lee Matheson (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 200m IM 2:17.42 Gold 15yrs 400m IM 4:51.05

Emma McKeon (Griffith University) Gold Open 100m FLY 58.94 Gold Open 200m FLY 2:09.33

Kaylee McKeown (USC Spartans) Gold 16yrs 100m BK 1:00.15 Gold 16yrs 200m BK 2:08.18 Gold 16yrs 100m BRST 1:10.41 Gold 16yrs 400m FS 4:15.37 Gold 16yrs 200m IM 2:12.52 AAge Gold 16yrs 400m IM 4:40.29 AAge

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Taylor McKeown (USC Spartans) Gold Open 100m BRST 1:08.36 Gold Open 200m BRST 2:23.50 Gold Open 200m IM 2:13.13

Madeleine McTernan (TSS Aquatic) Gold 15-16yrs 100m FLY MC 1:18.80 Gold 15-16yrs 100m BK MC 1:12.28 Gold 15-16yrs 50m FS MC 30.14 Gold 15-16yrs 100m FS MC 1:06.12 Gold 15-16yrs 200m FS MC 2:21.55 Gold 15-16yrs 400m FS MC 4:58.15 Gold 15-16yrs 200m IM MC 2:48.88

Lydia Murray (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 100m FLY 1:01.00 Gold 14yrs 200m FLY 2:13.34 Gold 14yrs 100m FS 57.45

Brooke Napper (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 200m FLY 2:14.81

Mollie O’Callaghan (Waterworx) Gold 13yrs 100m BK 1:04.06 Gold 13yrs 200m BK 2:20.21 Gold 13yrs 200m FS 2:07.30

Jorja Otto (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 12yrs 100m BK 1:05.74 Gold 12yrs 200m BK 2:26.17

Lani Pallister (USC Spartans) Gold 15yrs 200m FS 1:59.67 Gold 15yrs 400m FS 4:12.56 Gold 15yrs 800m FS 8:38.18

Lakeisha Patterson (Lawnton) Gold Open 200m FS MC 2:16.04 S8W Gold Open & 17-18yrs 400m FS MC 4:43.39 Gold Open 200m IM MC 2:45.49 Gold 17-18yrs 100m BK MC 1:22.92 Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS MC 31.32 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS MC 1:05.96 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS MC 2:19.90 Gold 17-18yrs 200m IM MC 2:47.93

Georgia Pendergast (Kawana Waters) Gold 15yrs 100m BRST 1:12.83

Georgia Powell (Newmarket Racers) Gold 15yrs 200m BRST 2:34.96

Ella Ramsay (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 100m FS 58.48

Billie Rezek (Kawana Waters) Gold 14yrs 200m BK 2:18.77

Poppy Richards (USC Spartans) Gold 12&U 100m BK MC 1:44.12 Gold 12&U 100m BRST MC 1:57.86 Gold 12&U 50m FS MC 38.29 Gold 12&U 200m FS MC 3:06.61 Gold 12&U 200m IM MC 3:49.39

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships Continued Michaela Ryan (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 100m FLY 1:00.51 Gold 15yrs 100m BK 1:03.66 Gold 15yrs 100m FS 55.80 Emily Seebohm (Brisbane Grammar) Gold Open 100m BK 59.22 Gold Open 200m BK 2:12.08

Mikkayla Sheridan (USC Spartans) Gold Open 400m IM 4:42.98

Keira Stephens (Fraser Coast) Gold 13-14yrs 100m BK MC 1:16.52 Gold 13-14yrs 100m BRST MC 1:22.62 Gold 13-14yrs 50m FS MC 29.31 Gold 13-14yrs 100m FS MC 1:06.80

Kara Svenson (Indooroopilly) Gold 16yrs 200m FLY 2:14.55

Laura Taylor (TSS Aquatic) Gold 17-18yrs 100m FLY 1:00.39 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FLY 2:11.96 Gold 17-18yrs 100m FS 56.39 Gold 17-18yrs 200m FS 2:01.55

Taylor Timpani (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 14yrs 800m FS 9:03.94

Ariarne Titmus (St Peters Western) Gold Open 200m FS 1:56.34 AAge Gold Open 400m FS 4:02.86 A Gold Open & 17-18yrs 800m FS 8:25.22

Rachael Watson (Chandler) Gold Open 50m FS MC 38.62 Gold Open 100m FS MC 1:27.12

Poppy Wilson (Woogaroo) Gold 13-14yrs 200m FS MC 2:50.30

Above: Ronald McDonald in the crowd during the 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre.

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2018 RMHC Queensland Sprint Championships Keith Ashcroft (Hervey Bay) Gold 11yrs 50m FLY 31.42

James Bayliss (Albany Creek) Gold 14yrs 50m FLY 26.30 Gold 14yrs 50m BK 27.94

Blayd Brown (Ferny Hills & District) Gold 16yrs 50m FS 24.30

James Camp (West Brisbane) Gold Open 50m FLY 24.90

Brendan Cooke (Brisbane Grammar) Gold Open 50m FS 23.51

Jasper Dejager (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold Open 50m BK 26.45

Joshua Dixon (Woogaroo) Gold 13yrs 50m FS 25.81

Liam Donnelly (Woogaroo) Gold 14yrs 50m FS 24.50

Cameron Donovan (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 14yrs 50m BRST 31.92

Juert Eerkens (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 11yrs 50m BK 33.85

Jordan Greensill (Brisbane Jets) Gold 13yrs 50m BRST 33.02

Thomas Hauck (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 50m FLY 26.01 Gold 15yrs 50m BK 27.29 Gold 15yrs 50m FS 24.07

Lucas Humeniuk (Chandler) Gold 16yrs 50m FLY 26.18 Gold 16yrs 50m BK 28.02

Liam Hunter (Chandler) Gold Open 50m BRST 28.27

Jack Ireland (UQ) Gold Open 50m FLY MC 29.02 Gold Open 50m BK MC 31.52 Gold Open 50m FS MC 25.79

Joseph Jackson (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY 25.58

Luca Knezevic (Southport Olympic) Gold 10yrs 50m FLY 33.44 Gold 10yrs 50m BK 35.02

Carlos Licuanan (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS 23.73

Jonas Longhurst (A B Paterson College) Gold 10yrs 50m BRST 40.69

Jake Michel (Carina Leagues CJ’s) Gold Open 50m BRST MC 31.80

Koda Milburn (Caribeae) Gold 10yrs 50m FS 30.47

Jack Muller (Pelican Waters Caloundra) Gold 16yrs 50m BRST 31.06

Tallan Raftery (Palm Beach Currumbin) Gold 12yrs 50m FLY 29.04

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2018 RMHC Queensland Sprint Championships Continued Sebastien Roy-Bryant (Chandler) Gold 12yrs 50m FS 27.28

William Salmond (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 13yrs 50m FLY 26.78 Gold 13yrs 50m BK 28.66

Matthew Smith (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 15yrs 50m BRST 31.57

Harrison Smith (Somerset (Gold Coast)) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BRST 30.10

Flynn Southam (Bond) Gold 12yrs 50m BK 30.74

Dylan Stevens (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK 27.30

Felix Wilson (Brisbane Jets) Gold 12yrs 50m BRST 34.19

Harry Wright (Noosa) Gold 11yrs 50m BRST 37.35

Yaroslav Zharkov (Chandler) Gold 11yrs 50m FS 28.11

Zoe Ammundsen (Rackley) Gold 10yrs 50m BK 35.82

Scarlett Barber (Healthstream) Gold 11yrs 50m BK 33.20

Niamh Bedggood (Acqua Rosa Clayfield) Gold 12yrs 50m BRST 34.61

Daesyn Cook (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 12yrs 50m FLY 29.29

Amanda Cyrillo (Healthstream) Gold Open 50m BRST 34.06

Tahlia Dilkes (TSS Aquatic) Gold 16yrs 50m FS 26.96

Rachel Gower (Commercial) Gold 17-18yrs 50m BK 30.83 Gold 17-18yrs 50m BRST 33.50

Bronte Job (Rackley) Gold 14yrs 50m BK 31.11

Claveria Johnson-Tiumalu (St Peters Western) Gold 12yrs 50m FS 27.66

Kayley Le Roux (Helensvale) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FLY 28.06

Paige Leonhardt (Chandler) Gold Open 50m FLY MC 30.34 Gold Open 50m BRST MC 36.71

Hana Lingo (Waterworx) Gold 10yrs 50m BRST 38.73

Ailin Liu (Rackley) Gold 13yrs 50m BK 30.71

Tiffany Mackay (Nudgee College) Gold 14yrs 50m BRST 33.56

Teagan McGowan (Good Shepherd Aquatics) Gold 12yrs 50m BK 31.37

Madeleine McTernan (TSS Aquatic) Gold Open 50m BK MC 33.79

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QUEENSLAND RESULTS 2018 RMHC Queensland Sprint Championships Continued Alice Monaghan (Helensvale) Gold 10yrs 50m FLY 33.13

Lydia Murray (St Peters Western) Gold 14yrs 50m FLY 28.31 Gold 14yrs 50m FS 26.80

Brooke Napper (All Saints Gold Coast) Gold 15yrs 50m FLY 27.37 Gold 15yrs 50m FS 26.40

Ela Noble (Commercial) Gold Open 50m FS 26.71

Georgia Powell (Newmarket Racers) Gold 15yrs 50m BRST 34.00

Ella Ramsay (St Peters Western) Gold 13yrs 50m FLY 28.57 Gold 13yrs 50m BRST 34.56 Gold 13yrs 50m FS 27.30

Michaela Ryan (St Peters Western) Gold 15yrs 50m BK 30.20

Abigail Schoorl (Toowoomba Grammar) Gold Open 50m FLY 27.94 Gold Open 50m BK 30.01 Gold 16yrs 50m FLY 28.23 Gold 16yrs 50m BK 29.89

Chloe Scriggins (Brisbane Grammar) Gold 16yrs 50m BRST 33.87

Ashleigh Sehl (Padua) Gold 17-18yrs 50m FS 27.04

Aspen Stewart (Brisbane Jets) Gold 10yrs 50m FS 31.41

Stella Stuart (Wilston) Gold 11yrs 50m BRST 37.67

Sally Vagg (Boyne Tannum) Gold 11yrs 50m FLY 31.27

Rachael Watson (Chandler) Gold Open 50m FS MC 39.01

Jasmin White (Gympie Gold Fins) Gold 11yrs 50m FS 29.04

Above: Ronald McDonald House Charities fundraising volunteer Above: Ronald McDonald House (centre) with a group of young swimmers on the 2017 RMHC Relays Charities volunteers at the 2017 Day, part of the 2017 McDonald’s Qld Championships. McDonald’s Qld Championships

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FINANCE Mr. M. Nichols (Treasurer & Chair), Mr. M. Cox, Mr. K. Martin, Mr. M. Twyford, Mrs. E. Collis

COMPETITION Mr. M. Cox (Chair), Ms. R. Vickery, Mrs. J. McGinley OAM, Mr. S. Crow

DEVELOPMENT Ms. R. Vickery (Chair), Mr. M. Cox, Mr. P. Jones, Mr. B. Stehr, Mr. M. Bohl

PLANNING, MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION Mrs. M. Watson (Chair), Mr. M. Cox, Mr. M. Twyford, Ms. S. Hardie

TECHNICAL Mr. A. Smith (Chair), Mrs. E. Collis, Mrs. K. Macleod, Mrs. J. McGinley, Ms. T. Goddard, Mr. D. Gregory

AWARDS Mrs. E. Collis (Chair), Mr. M. Cox

Above: Alan Smith (SQ Technical Chair) mentoring younger official, Cameron Schefman, at the 2017 McDonald’s Queensland Championships.

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SELECTOR Mr. P. Crane

CONTROL ROOM SUPERVISOR Ms. S. Hardie

MEET MANAGER Mrs. J. McGinley

TECHNICAL MANAGER Mrs. K. Macleod

Image Credit: Swimming Australia

Above: Technical Officials at the 2018 Australian Age Championships, including Queenslanders (right) Peter Crane (SQ Selector), (second from right) Karen Macleod (SQ Technical Manager) and (far left) Alan Johnston (AJ) (NQ Technical Manager).

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We would like to thank our Sponsors for their continued support

We would like to acknowledge our official charity

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