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Welsh Short Course Records WELSH SHORT COURSE RECORDS WOMEN DIST STROKE TIME NAME CLUB VENUE DATE 50m FREESTYLE 00:25.26 Harriet JONES City of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 01/12/2019 100m FREESTYLE 00.54.12 Kathryn GREENSLADE Edinburgh University Scottish National Short Course 08/12/2017 200m FREESTYLE 01.54.67 Kathryn GREENSLADE Edinburgh University BUCS Short Course Champs 11/11/2017 400m FREESTYLE 03.58.07 Jazz CARLIN University of Bath Duel in the Pool, Indianapolis 11/12/2015 800m FREESTYLE 08.08.16 Jazz CARLIN Swansea Performance Doha, WSC Champs 04/12/2014 1500m FREESTYLE 16.34.01 Grace KINNELL Bracknell & Wokingham City of Cardiff Capital Open Meet 04/11/2018 50m BACKSTROKE 00:26.13 Georgia DAVIES Loughborough University Fina World Cup, Budapest 04/10/2018 100m BACKSTROKE 00:56.45 Georgia DAVIES Loughborough University Canada, WSC Champs 07/12/2016 200m BACKSTROKE 02.03.23 Kathryn GREENSLADE Edinburgh University European Short Course Champs 15/12/2017 50m BREASTSTROKE 00.30.60 Chloe TUTTON City of Cardiff Canada, WSC Champs 10/12/2016 100m BREASTSTROKE 01.04.79 Chloe TUTTON City of Cardiff Canada, WSC Champs 10/12/2016 200m BREASTSTROKE 02.18.83 Chloe TUTTON City of Cardiff Canada, WSC Champs 11/12/2016 50m BUTTERFLY 00:26.02 Harriet WEST London Roar International Swimming League, Budapest 19/10/2020 100m BUTTERFLY 00.56.32 Jemma LOWE University of Bath Denmark 14/12/2013 200m BUTTERFLY 02:03.19 Jemma LOWE Swansea Performance Turkey WSC Champs 12/12/2012 200m IND. MEDLEY 02.12.09 Chloe TUTTON City of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 20/12/2014 400m IND. MEDLEY 04.45.46 Julie GOULD Guildford Guildford City Open 28/05/2005 4x100m FREE TEAM 03.46.99 Siwan THOMAS HOWELLS, Sian MORGAN, Ellena JONES, Chloe TUTTON National Team Isle of Man CWYG 09/09/2011 4x100m MEDLEY TEAM 04.22.79 Charlotte NIBLETT , Mirelle EVANS, Kathryn OWENS, Catrin DAVIES National Team Penlan, Swansea 20/07/1996 4x200m FREE TEAM 08.07.35 Sian MORGAN, Ellena JONES, Chloe TUTTON, Siwan THOMAS HOWELLS National Team Isle of Man. CWYG 10/09/2011 Updated: 20/10/2020 WELSH SHORT COURSE RECORDS MEN DIST STROKE TIME NAME CLUB VENUE DATE 50m FREESTYLE 00.21.38 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Ontario Junior International, Toronto 14/12/2019 100m FREESTYLE 00.46.84 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Ontario Junior International, Toronto 15/12/2019 200m FREESTYLE 01.43.64 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Ontario Junior International, Toronto 13/12/2019 400m FREESTYLE 03:42.41 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 19/12/2015 800m FREESTYLE 07.36.47 David DAVIES City of Cardiff Duel in the Pool, Manchester 19/12/2009 1500m FREESTYLE 14.32.44 Daniel JERVIS City of Swansea ASA National Winter Meet 17/12/2016 50m BACKSTROKE 00:24.04 Marco LOUGHRAN Guildford Rijeka, Croatia ESC 12/12/2008 100m BACKSTROKE 00.51.81 Marco LOUGHRAN Guildford Guilford Reg. Champs 07/12/2013 200m BACKSTROKE 01.53.40 Marco LOUGHRAN Guildford Rijeka, Croatia ESC 11/12/2008 50m BREASTSTROKE 00.27.41 Lewis FRASER Swansea University Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 01/12/2019 100m BREASTSTROKE 00.59.50 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 19/12/2015 200m BREASTSTROKE 02.08.21 Robert HOLDERNESS Millfield School ASA Winter Meet, Sheffield 20/12/2015 50m BUTTERFLY 00.23.27 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Ontario Junior International, Toronto 14/12/2019 100m BUTTERFLY 00.51.36 Thomas LAXTON Loughborough University Glasgow 15/12/2013 200m BUTTERFLY 01.54.39 Thomas LAXTON Loughborough University Glasgow 14/12/2013 200m IND. MEDLEY 01.55.41 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff BUCS Sheffield 19/11/2014 400m IND. MEDLEY 04.05.78 Thomas HAFFIELD City of Cardiff Duel in the Pool, Manchester 18/12/2009 4x100m FREE TEAM 03.26.48 City of Cardiff Sheffield 13/12/1992 4x100m MEDLEY TEAM 03.46.31 City of Swansea Sheffield 20/12/1996 4x200m FREE TEAM 07.22.16 Lewis SMITH, Oliver TENNANT, Daniel WOODS, Ieuan LLOYD National Team Isle of Man CWYG 11/09/2011 Updated: 20/10/2020 WELSH SHORT COURSE RECORDS GIRLS DIST STROKE TIME NAME CLUB VENUE DATE 50m FREESTYLE 00.25.85 Rebecca DE TORRES City Of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 01/12/2019 100m FREESTYLE 00.56.11 Mari Fflur DAVIES Swim Gwynedd Sheffield 20/10/2013 200m FREESTYLE 01.59.90 Mari Fflur DAVIES Swim Gwynedd Llandudno SN Regionals 08/02/2014 400m FREESTYLE 04.12.09 Sian MORGAN City of Bradford ASANER Champs, Durham 08/11/2009 800m FREESTYLE 08.42.33 Sian MORGAN City of Bradford ASANER Champs, Durham 07/11/2009 1500m FREESTYLE 16.45.41 Sian MORGAN City of Bradford ASANER Champs, Durham 02/11/2008 50m BACKSTROKE 00:28.32 Medi HARRIS Caernarfon Ontario Junior International 15/12/2017 100m BACKSTROKE 01.00.87 Medi HARRIS Caernarfon Ontario Junior International 16/12/2017 200m BACKSTROKE 02.11.71 Medi HARRIS Caernarfon Ontario Junior International 17/12/2017 50m BREASTSTROKE 00.32.46 Georgia HOLDERNESS Millfield GB SC Stockport 14/08/2003 100m BREASTSTROKE 01.09.95 Sara LOUGHER Bridgend County National Arena League, Swindon 10/10/2009 200m BREASTSTROKE 02.33.18 Cerys COLEY City of Newport South East Wales Regional Champs, Newport 07/02/2015 50m BUTTERFLY 00.27.67 Rebecca DE TORRES City of Cardiff South East Wales Regional Champs, Newport 05/02/2020 100m BUTTERFLY 01.00.08 Jemma LOWE Stockton ASC Chinese Nats, Shanghai 13/12/2005 200m BUTTERFLY 02.13.67 Jemma LOWE Stockton ASC Chinese Nats, Shanghai 08/12/2005 200m IND. MEDLEY 02.16.63 Rebecca SUTTON Bridgend County Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 02/12/2016 400m IND. MEDLEY 04:47.90 Julie GOULD Guildford GB SC, Manchester 29/08/2004 Updated: 20/10/2020 WELSH SHORT COURSE RECORDS BOYS DIST STROKE TIME NAME CLUB VENUE DATE 50m FREESTYLE 00:22.68 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 30/11/2018 100m FREESTYLE 00:49.38 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 01/12/2018 200m FREESTYLE 01:47.53 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 02/12/2018 400m FREESTYLE 03.52.76 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff Newport Spring Open 03/05/2009 800m FREESTYLE 08:14.97 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff Newport, South East WC 31/01/2009 1500m FREESTYLE 15.53.32 Ioan EVANS Bridgend County ASA National Winter Meet 17/12/2016 50m BACKSTROKE 00:26.63 Marco LOUGHRAN Guildford Surrey Count Age Groups 06/02/2005 100m BACKSTROKE 00:55.36 Ieuan LLOYD City of Cardiff Newport Spring Open 02/05/2009 200m BACKSTROKE 02:02.61 Ioan EVANS Bridgend County ASA National Winter Meet 15/12/2016 50m BREASTSTROKE 00:29.61 Connor BRYAN City of Oxford ASA Winter Meet, Sheffield 19/12/2015 100m BREASTSTROKE 01.03.65 Lewis FRASER Swansea Aquatics Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 19/12/2015 200m BREASTSTROKE 02:17.45 Kyle BOOTH City of Cardiff Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 04/12/2016 50m BUTTERFLY 00:24.25 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 01/12/2018 100m BUTTERFLY 00:53.92 Matthew RICHARDS Royal Wolverhampton Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 30/11/2018 200m BUTTERFLY 02:03.02 Antonio RODRIGUEZ Swansea Aquatics Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 30/11/2019 200m IND. MEDLEY 02:06.27 Lewis FRASER Swansea Aquatics Swim Wales Short Course Champs Swansea 18/12/2015 400m IND. MEDLEY 04:26.41 Thomas HAFFIELD City of Cardiff GB SC Stockport 15/08/2003 Updated: 20/10/2020 .
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