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2021 State Based National Age Challenge Results 12 Year Old Female Results Name Age Club Event Meet Percentile Abbey Hogg 12 Loreto Aquatic 100 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Abbey Wilson 12 Southern Performance 50 Back 2021 SA State Age Championships Abbey Wilson 12 Southern Performance 50 Fly 2021 SA State Age Championships Abbey Wilson 12 Southern Performance 100 Fly 2021 SA State Age Championships Abbey Wilson 12 Southern Performance 200 Free 2021 SA State Age Championships Abbie Clay 12 Revesby Workers 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Abbie King 12 South Esk 100 Back 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Top 15% Abbie King 12 South Esk 100 Breast 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Top 25% Abbie King 12 South Esk 100 Fly 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Top 50% Abbie King 12 South Esk 100 Free 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Top 5% Abbie King 12 South Esk 200 IM 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Top 15% Molly Adams 12 Goodlife Community SC 50 Fly 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Top 50% Molly Adams 12 Goodlife Community SC 50 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Molly Adams 12 Goodlife Community SC 100 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Molly Adams 12 Goodlife Community SC 200 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 50 Back 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 100 Back 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 50 Breast 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 100 Breast 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 50 Fly 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 50 Free 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 100 Free 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Aimee Kent 12 Darwin 200 IM 2021 NT Open & Age Championships Alana Mcduff 12 Haileybury Aquatic 100 Back 2021 Victorian Development Competition Alana Mcduff 12 Haileybury Aquatic 100 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 25% Alana Mcduff 12 Haileybury Aquatic 200 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 50% Alana Mcduff 12 Haileybury Aquatic 200 IM 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 50% Alba Arnall 12 City of Sydney Aquatic Club 50 Back 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Alba Arnall 12 City of Sydney Aquatic Club 100 Back 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Alba Arnall 12 City of Sydney Aquatic Club 100 Fly 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 15% Alba Arnall 12 City of Sydney Aquatic Club 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Alba Arnall 12 City of Sydney Aquatic Club 100 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Aleisha Clark 12 Nunawading 100 Back 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 50% Aleisha Clark 12 Nunawading 100 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 15% Aleisha Clark 12 Nunawading 200 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Aleisha Clark 12 Nunawading 200 IM 2021 Victorian Development Competition Alexia Foye 12 Dapto 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Alexis Sutherland 12 Hunter 200 IM 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Alice Massey 12 UWA‐West Coast SC 50 Fly 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Alice Massey 12 UWA‐West Coast SC 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 15% Alice Massey 12 UWA‐West Coast SC 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 25% Alice Massey 12 UWA‐West Coast SC 200 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Alice Verbeeten 12 Launceston Aquatic Club 100 Free 2021 TAS CRIPPS Championships Alyssa Peake 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 50 Back 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Alyssa Peake 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Alyssa Peake 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Alyssa Peake 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 200 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Alyssa Peake 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 200 IM 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amber Head 12 Peel Aquatic 50 Back 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amber Head 12 Peel Aquatic 50 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amber Head 12 Peel Aquatic 100 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amber Head 12 Peel Aquatic 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amelia Hinton 12 Breakers WA 50 Back 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amelia Hinton 12 Breakers WA 50 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Amelia Hinton 12 Breakers WA 100 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Amelia Hinton 12 Breakers WA 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Amelia Hinton 12 Breakers WA 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amelia Robinson 12 Ravenswood 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Amelia Robinson 12 Ravenswood 100 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Amelie Chan 12 Narrabeen Swimming Club 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Amelie Chan 12 Narrabeen Swimming Club 100 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Amelie Chan 12 Narrabeen Swimming Club 200 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Jordan Amos 12 Fairholme ASC 50 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Jordan Amos 12 Fairholme ASC 200 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Amy Greenwell‐Roberts 12 Southlake Dolphins 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amy Greenwell‐Roberts 12 Southlake Dolphins 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Amy Kennedy 12 Kiama 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Amy Kennedy 12 Kiama 100 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Anastasia Dearden 12 Galston 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Anastasia Dearden 12 Galston 50 Fly 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Anastasia Dearden 12 Galston 100 Fly 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Anastasia Dearden 12 Galston 200 IM 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Andie Milligan 12 Warringah Aquatic 50 Fly 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% 1 12 Year Old Female Results Andie Milligan 12 Warringah Aquatic 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 50 Back 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 50 Fly 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 50 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 100 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Top 50% Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 200 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Top 50% Allegra Andjelkovic 12 Somerville House Aquatics 200 IM 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Angelina Smythe 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 50 Back 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelina Smythe 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelina Smythe 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 200 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelina Smythe 12 Southside Penrhos Wesley 200 IM 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 50 Fly 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 100 Fly 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 200 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Angelyne Jodrell 12 Pinjarra 200 IM 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Annabelle Frederic 12 Southlake Dolphins 100 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 25% Annabelle Frederic 12 Southlake Dolphins 50 Fly 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 5% Annabelle Frederic 12 Southlake Dolphins 100 Fly 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 15% Annabelle Frederic 12 Southlake Dolphins 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 25% Annabelle Frederic 12 Southlake Dolphins 100 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Top 50% Annie Steele 12 Firbank Aquastars 100 Fly 2021 Victorian Development Competition Annie Steele 12 Firbank Aquastars 100 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Top 50% Annie Steele 12 Firbank Aquastars 200 Free 2021 Victorian Development Competition Annie Steele 12 Firbank Aquastars 200 IM 2021 Victorian Development Competition Antigone Sotiropoulos 12 MANLY 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Antigone Sotiropoulos 12 MANLY 100 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Aria Furlong 12 MANLY 50 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Aria Furlong 12 MANLY 100 Breast 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Aria Matthews 12 Coffs Harbour 50 Back 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 25% Aria Matthews 12 Coffs Harbour 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 15% Aria Matthews 12 Coffs Harbour 100 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Maddison Ashby‐Cliffe 12 Rackley Swim Team 100 Back 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Top 50% Maddison Ashby‐Cliffe 12 Rackley Swim Team 50 Free 2021 QLD Jess Schipper Challenge Top 50% Ashleigh Sims 12 Revesby Workers 50 Fly 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Ashleigh Sims 12 Revesby Workers 50 Free 2021 NSW Junior State Age Championships Top 50% Ashley Farrell 12 Westside Christchurch Aquatic 50 Free 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Asta Mickan 12 Barossa 100 Back 2021 SA State Age Championships Asta Mickan 12 Barossa 50 Breast 2021 SA State Age Championships Top 50% Asta Mickan 12 Barossa 100 Breast 2021 SA State Age Championships Top 50% Asta Mickan 12 Barossa 100 Free 2021 SA State Age Championships Asta Mickan 12 Barossa 200 IM 2021 SA State Age Championships Top 50% Atiyada Latimer 12 Breakers WA 50 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Atiyada Latimer 12 Breakers WA 100 Breast 2021 WA HP Junior Championships Atiyada Latimer 12
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