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Parramatta Diocesan SC HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 11:10 AM 11/12/2017 Page 1 2017 Pacific School Games - 4/12/2017 to 10/12/2017 2017 Pacific School Games Adelaide Results 15 Morrow, Jack 10 VIC 3:07.82 Event 1 Boys 13-19 1500 LC Meter Freestyle 16 Marjoribanks, Lachlan 10 ACT 3:10.95 PSG Record: 15:56.89 4/12/2017 Brendon Smith 17 Bryant, Brady 10 ACT 3:12.25 SSA Record: 15:39.48 2001 Travis Nederpelt 18 Nel, Mitchell 10 WA 3:15.05 Name Age Team Finals Time 19 Lokasi, Etuate 10 Fiji 3:46.62 1 Smith, Brendon 17 VIC 15:56.89 2 Goodyear, Jesse 18 N S W 15:59.20 Event 6 Girls 11 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 3 Grimes, Bradley 16 SA-SA 16:37.97 PSG Record: 2:30.56 1/12/2008 Jemma Schlicht 4 Tan, Yu Yang Luke 15 SSP 16:38.28 SSA Record: 2:30.56 1/12/2008 Jemma Schlicht 5 Garozzo, Benjamin 14 QLD 17:08.68 Name Age Team Finals Time 6 Brown, Owen 16 WA 17:25.04 1 Roberts, Taryn 11 QLD 2:36.04 7 Stretton, Ethan 15 TAS 17:36.70 2 Hancl, Shanelle 11 SA-SA 2:38.06 8 Allnutt, Nicholas 14 ACT 18:29.71 3 Livingston, Alicia 11 SA-SA 2:42.32 9 Ramplin, Ben 14 NT 19:09.52 4 Zhang, Bella 11 N S W 2:43.34 5 Scown, Emily 11 SA-SA 2:44.03 Event 4 Girls 10 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 6 Giuliani, Aurora 11 TAS 2:45.47 PSG Record: 2:40.40 1/12/2008 Fan Yi Chan 7 Cartina, Francine 11 VIC 2:47.66 SSA Record: 2:40.41 2002 Amy Levings 8 Nowrojee, Hayley 11 WA 2:47.83 Name Age Team Finals Time 9 Moss, Marseleima 11 Fiji 2:47.87 1 Walters, Alisha 10 VIC 2:48.52 10 Richards, Lucia 11 QLD 2:49.61 2 Edwards, Millie 10 N S W 2:49.07 11 Kennard, Emma 11 ACT 2:50.91 3 Yan, Annaliese 10 N S W 2:49.13 12 Sheehan, Phoebe 11 ACT 2:52.46 4 Monaghan, Alice 10 QLD 2:51.42 13 Vulich, Amelie 11 VIC 2:53.00 5 Pak, Olivia 10 N S W 2:51.53 14 Le, Kaitlyn 11 VIC 2:53.58 6 Hurd, Imogen 10 QLD 2:51.73 15 Woodham, Telani 11 WA 2:54.05 7 Tanaka, Yui 10 SA-SA 2:52.74 16 Mapley, Keira 11 ACT 2:59.04 8 Lorain, Abbie 10 WA 2:55.68 17 Bui-Oatway, Keysha 11 NT 3:03.68 9 Woods, Alix 10 QLD 2:58.19 18 Hurford, Taleisha 11 WA 3:04.07 10 Petsos, Bianca 10 WA 2:58.69 19 Hinds, Sophie 11 TAS 3:08.00 11 Young, Jasmine 10 SA-SA 2:59.30 20 Tudreu, Faith 11 Fiji 3:16.67 12 McGregor, Lily 10 ACT 3:00.67 21 Muellner, Stella 11 CAPWN 3:24.54 13 Reidy, Sienna 10 VIC 3:01.12 22 Messenger, Hayley 11 NT 3:26.04 14 Metzger, Sina 10 WA 3:01.30 --- Tonelli-Smith, Ruby 11 N S W DQ 15 Liu, Angela 10 VIC 3:07.26 --- Johnston, Hayley 11 N S W DQ 16 Bai, Vivita 10 Fiji 3:13.48 --- Gallo, Aurelia 11 QLD DQ 17 Waqainabete, Eden 10 Fiji 3:14.34 18 King, Miley 10 Fiji 3:21.35 Event 7 Boys 11 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 19 Carroll, Annie 10 ACT 3:21.62 PSG Record: 2:26.88 1/12/2008 Nicholas Groenewald 20 McGuigan, Lara 10 ACT 3:28.37 SSA Record: 2:26.88 1/12/2008 Nicholas Groenewald Name Age Team Finals Time Event 5 Boys 10 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 1 Hoang, Hayden 11 N S W 2:33.96 PSG Record: 2:36.59 1/12/2008 Joel Walker 2 Zharkov, Yaroslav 11 ACT 2:35.66 SSA Record: 2:36.59 1/12/2008 Joel Walker 3 O'Donnell, Noah 11 VIC 2:37.28 Name Age Team Finals Time 4 Goodchild, Jensen 11 N S W 2:37.65 1 Dreverman, Thomas 10 WA 2:41.63 5 Mezzen, Conor 11 QLD 2:40.79 2 Ryu, Jack 10 N S W 2:42.88 6 Quartly, Fergus 11 ACT 2:41.17 3 Beech, Lenny 10 QLD 2:43.08 7 Lim, Angus 11 VIC 2:43.14 4 Walker, Alex 10 N S W 2:43.70 8 Lowe, Matthew 11 QLD 2:44.31 5 Kang, Edward 10 N S W 2:48.00 9 Russell, Benjamin 11 WA 2:47.20 6 Grady, Declan 10 QLD 2:49.33 10 Brennin, Isaac 11 VIC 2:48.79 7 Couldrick, Alex 10 ACT 2:50.13 11 Allen, Willem 11 N S W 2:49.11 8 Hammond, Bryce 10 SA-SA 2:56.97 12 Waqainabete, Zion 11 Fiji 2:50.92 9 Kalogeropoulos, Matthew 10 QLD 3:00.93 13 Murray, Lucas 11 ACT 2:52.07 10 Sutherland, Thomas 10 VIC 3:00.96 14 Ison, Lachlan 11 WA 2:52.48 11 Ryland, Andrew 10 VIC 3:02.15 15 Collins, Xavier 11 WA 2:54.28 12 Mould, Declan 10 WA 3:03.69 16 Wasiak, Cooper 11 QLD 2:54.89 13 Clifford, Matthew 10 SA-SA 3:04.43 17 Wylie, Daniel 11 TAS 2:55.40 14 Tokona, Erik 10 Fiji 3:07.76 Parramatta Diocesan SC HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 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    On Deck: Swimming NSW’s newsletter for coaches April-June 2019 edition Education p. 2 2019 asctaConvention wrap p. 2 — 3 Australian Open and Age Re- Welcome port p. 4 — 10 Welcome to the Swimming NSW Coaches Newsletter. In Train the way you like to race this newsletter we will keep coaches up to date with what Article p.11 is happening with our coaches and athletes within NSW. Announcing Swimming NSW We will also have valuable information from NSW Head State Squads p.11 Coach Ron McKeon, SNSW Coaching Director Jon Shaw, Chris Myers SNSW Regional Coaching Director & the asctaNSW News p.12 asctaNSW Board. SNSW/SAL Event Dates p.14-15 Carlile ST Coach Misha Payne with Australian Age Gold Medallist swimmer Se-Bom Lee 1 On Deck: Swimming NSW’s newsletter for coaches April-June 2019 edition ASCA World Clinic 2019 Coach Scholarship Swimming NSW and asctaNSW have joined together to provide four coaches with the opportunity to attend the ASCA World Coaches Clinic in Dallas from 2-10 Septem- ber, 2019. Click here to apply by 27 May, 2019 Bronze Licence Courses To register for upcoming courses click here. Report by asctaNSW Scholarship Group The ASCTA NSW Scholarship recipients for 2019 attended the ASCTA Conference in Bris- bane over the weekend. With the very first talk, “The Power of the Word…”, coaches learned that creating a positive culture within your own life would help to inspire yourself and, in turn, inspire others. This message was continued throughout the weekend, with talks centred around being objective towards your coaching and learning how to self- 2 On Deck: Swimming NSW’s newsletter for coaches April-June 2019 edition evaluate.

  • Australian Swimming Trials 2021

    SWIMMING SPECIAL EDITION IN AUSTRALIA PREVIEW PRESSURE SITUATIONS - NO WORRIES! An ultralight, low resistance racing goggle, the Stealth MKII features extended arms and a 3D seal to relieve pressure on and around the eyes. Stealth MKII Immerse yourself in Vorgee’s full product range at vorgee.com © Delly Carr Swimming Australia Trials, tribulations and testing times for Tokyo as our swimmers face their moments of truth in Adelaide ASCTA engaged swimming media expert Ian Hanson to profile a selection of athletes that will line up in Adelaide from June 12-17 for the 2021 Australian Swimming Trials at the SA Aquatic And Leisure Centre, after a frantic and frenetic time where Selection Criteria has changed with the inclusion of contingencies and recent lockdowns, forcing WA and Victorian Olympic hopefuls into Queensland. It will be a testing Trials in more ways than one - for swimmers, coaches and event staff as they work round the clock to give the class of 2020-21 a crack at their Olympic dreams. Here Ian Hanson provides his insight into the events that will seal the Tokyo team for this year's Games, starting July 23. Please enjoy and we wish the best of luck to all coaches and athletes at the Australian Swimming Trials. WOMEN 2021 © Delly Carr Swimming Australia WOMEN 50m Freestyle WORLD RECORD: Sarah Sjostrom, Sweden, 23.67 (2017) AUSTRALIAN RECORD: Cate Campbell, 23.78 (2018) Olympic QT: 24.46 Preview: An event shared at Australian Championship level by the Campbell sisters from Knox Pymble (Coach: Simon Cusack) since Cate Campbell won her first Australian title in 2012 - the first of her seven National championship wins.

  • NSW All Schools Swimming Results 2014

    PDSSSC Swim Team HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 4.0 - 8:25 AM 11/05/2014 Page 1 New South Wales All Schools Swimming 2014 Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush Results - All Schools Event 1 Boys 1500 LC Meter Freestyle Event 4 Girls 15-16 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay Record: 16:16.83 R 9/05/2013 Sho Nishimoto Record: 1:49.35 R 5/05/2014 P L C Sydney-CIS Name Age Team Finals Time D To, C Yoo, E Racki, V Zhu 1 Bentley, James 17 LISM 16:36.48 10 Team Relay Finals Time 2 Robinson, Nathan 14 MVA2 16:45.10 8 1 PLS1 A 1:49.35R 20 3 Collins, Daniel 18 MNEW 16:45.34 6 1) To, Deborah 15 2) Yoo, Chloe 15 4 Attard, Joshua 18 NORMB 17:23.79 5 3) Racki, Emily 15 4) Zhu, Vivian 16 2 BROK A 1:54.05 16 Event 2 Girls 12-14 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay 1) Mindham, Brooke 16 2) Marcer, Jessica 16 Record: 1:50.95 R 5/05/2014 Abbotsleigh-CIS 3) Brackin, Chelsea 15 4) Kolton, Armelle 15 J Yeats, N Ramsden, I Short, K Strachan 3 SAC6 A 1:55.99 12 Team Relay Finals Time 1) McJannett, Lucy 16 2) Cahill, Isabella 16 1 ABB1 A 1:50.95R 20 3) Gibbs, Casey 16 4) Popovic, Katarina 15 1) Yeats, Jaimey 14 2) Ramsden, Natasha 13 4 STHSD A 1:57.07 10 3) Short, Imogen 14 4) Strachan, Katie 14 1) Kennedy, Samantha 15 2) Pierce, Britney 15 2 PLS1 A 1:55.10 16 3) Spajic, Gabriella 16 4) Withers, Jae 16 1) McDougall, Lauren 14 2) Harris, Lilli 13 5 BWSC A 1:57.58 8 3) Moshovis, Mariah 13 4) McConnell, Megan 14 6 LISM A 1:57.62 6 3 MC_4 A 1:58.87 12 1) Cooper, Jemma 15 2) Gilmore, Karla 16 1) Anderson, Jasmine 13 2) Geelan, Lucy 14 3) McKenna, Samantha 16 4) Varcoe, Kalani 16 3) Jones, Chloe