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2017 Para Grand Prix SWIMMING QUEENSLAND MALE MC RECORDS LONG COURSE as at 18 November 2019 MEN Event Class Age Record Name Club State Date Location 50m Freestyle S1 Open 0:24.28 Andrew Pasterfield Kawana Waters QLD 16 March 2012 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S2 Open 50m Freestyle S3 Open 52.60 Grant Patterson Central Cairns QLD 13 July 2015 Kazan 50m Freestyle S4 Open 1:12.80 Allan Bunyan QLD 14 March 2004 Brisbane 50m Freestyle S5 Open 37.07 Nic Beveridge UQ QLD 19 December 2014 Brisbane 50m Freestyle S6 Open 36.97 Daniel Baker Redcliffe Leagues QLD 11 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S7 Open 34.70 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 21 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S8 Open 27.51 Blake Cochrane Southern Cross QLD 6 August 2014 California 50m Freestyle S9 Open 25.28 Matt Cowdrey Kawana Waters QLD 16 March 2012 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S9 Open eq. 25.28 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 19 December 2014 Brisbane 50m Freestyle S10 Open 23.54 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 11 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S11 Open 35.47 Andrew Parkinson Somerset GC QLD 22 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S12 Open 24.79 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 11 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S13 Open 24.47 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S14 Open 24.67 Daniel Fox Chandler QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Freestyle S15 Open 0:27.56 Anthony Shing Cotton Tree QLD 18 September 2011 Brisbane 50m Freestyle S16 Open 0:27.65 Brad Owen QLD 3 October 1997 Sydney 100m Freestyle S1 Open 0:55.33 Andrew Pasterfield Kawana Waters QLD 19 March 2012 Adelaide 100m Freestyle S2 Open 100m Freestyle S3 Open 1:53.12 Grant Patterson 2017 Para Grand Prix QLD 6 August 2014 California 100m Freestyle S4 Open 2:33.43 Allan Bunyan QLD 7 January 2004 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S5 Open 1:23.33 Nic Beveridge UQ QLD 18 December 2014 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S6 Open 1:21.81 Daniel Baker Redcliffe Leagues QLD 12 April 2019 Adelaide 100m Freestyle S7 Open 1:14.01 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 20 December 2018 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S8 Open 1:00.75 Blake Cochrane Southern Cross QLD 18 December 2014 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S9 Open 54.18 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 18 December 2014 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S10 Open 51.16 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 10 August 2018 Cairns 100m Freestyle S11 Open 1:28.95 Andrew Parkenson Somerset GC QLD 16 September 2017 Gold Coast 100m Freestyle S12 Open 53.76 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 12 April 2019 Adelaide 100m Freestyle S13 Open 53.66 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 17 December 2015 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S14 Open 53.52 Daniel Fox Chandler QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 100m Freestyle S15 Open 1:00.89 Anthony Shing Cotton Tree QLD 18 September 2011 Brisbane 100m Freestyle S16 Open 1:03.34 Brad Owen QLD 26 April 1996 Sydney 200m Freestyle S1 Open 200m Freestyle S2 Open 200m Freestyle S3 Open 3:55.93 Grant Patterson Central Cairns QLD 13 July 2015 Kazan 200m Freestyle S4 Open 5:29.86 Allan Bunyan QLD 7 January 2004 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S5 Open 2:58.72 Nic Beveridge UQ Swim Club QLD 20 December 2014 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S6 Open 2:51.39 Chris Diehm QLD 29 October 2002 Busan 200m Freestyle S7 Open 2:39.60 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 20 December 2018 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S8 Open 2:36.00 Joshua McErlean Rocky City QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 200m Freestyle S9 Open 1:59.02 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 4 April 2014 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S10 Open 1:55.00 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 10 December 2017 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S11 Open 200m Freestyle S12 Open 2:09.31 Jeff Hardy QLD 30 May 1999 Braunschweig 200m Freestyle S13 Open 1:58.76 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 15 December 2016 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S14 Open 1:54.79 Liam Schluter Kawana Waters QLD 10 April 2019 Adelaide 200m Freestyle S15 Open 2:09.93 Jack Kelly QLD 18 October 2008 Brisbane 200m Freestyle S16 Open 400m Freestyle S6 Open 6:42.90 Hayden Siebuhr Newtown QLD 17 December 2014 Brisbane 400m Freestyle S7 Open 5:34.55 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 13 June 2019 Brisbane 400m Freestyle S8 Open 4:39.79 Blake Cochrane Southern Cross QLD 7 September 2016 Rio de Janeiro 400m Freestyle S9 Open 4:10.88 Brenden Hall Grace QLD 31 August 2012 London 400m Freestyle S10 Open 4:08.74 Rowan Crothers Yeronga Park QLD 13 December 2017 Brisbane 400m Freestyle S11 Open 400m Freestyle S12 Open 4:14.20 Braeden Jason USC Spartans QLD 7 April 2019 Adelaide 400m Freestyle S13 Open 4:10.50 Braedan Jason USC Spartans QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 400m Freestyle S14 Open 4:06.53 Liam Schluter Kawana Waters QLD 7 April 2019 Adelaide 400m Freestyle S15 Open 5:08.68 Anthony Shing Cotton Tree QLD 18 September 2011 Brisbane 400m Freestyle S16 Open 800m Freestyle S6 Open 12:59.97 Christopher Diehm QLD 1 February 2003 Cairns 800m Freestyle S7 Open 800m Freestyle S8 Open 800m Freestyle S9 Open 8:44.53 Brenden Hall Lawnton QLD 14 December 2013 Brisbane 800m Freestyle S10 Open 800m Freestyle S11 Open 800m Freestyle S12 Open 9:53.82 Jeff Hardy QLD 15 November 1997 Brisbane 800m Freestyle S13 Open 800m Freestyle S14 Open 9:17.08 Liam Schluter Kawana Waters QLD 23 September 2015 Ecuador 800m Freestyle S15 Open 12:49.01 Russell Booysen Redlands SC Inc QLD 13 October 2019 Brisbane 800m Freestyle S16 Open 1500m Freestyle S7 Open 1500m Freestyle S8 Open 1500m Freestyle S9 Open 16:34.12 Brenden Hall Lawnton QLD 18 December 2012 Brisbane 1500m Freestyle S10 Open 18:42.68 Michael Palfery QLD 24 June 2001 Phoenix 1500m Freestyle S11 Open 1500m Freestyle S12 Open 18:57.10 Jeff Hardy QLD 16 November 1997 Brisbane 1500m Freestyle S13 Open 1500m Freestyle S14 Open 16:41.40 Liam Schluter Kawana Waters QLD 17 October 2019 Brisbane 1500m Freestyle S15 Open 1500m Freestyle S16 Open 50m Backstroke S1 Open 50m Backstroke S2 Open 1:41.70 Brent Kibble QLD 14 March 2004 Brisbane 50m Backstroke S3 Open 56.96 Grant Patterson Central Cairns QLD 11 August 2018 Cairns 50m Backstroke S4 Open 1:14.73 Allan Bunyan QLD 12 April 2003 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S5 Open 50m Backstroke S6 Open 44.78 Hayden Siebuhr Newtown QLD 3 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S7 Open 42.78 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 16 February 2019 Brisbane 50m Backstroke S8 Open 0:41.03 Joshua McErlean Rocky City QLD 8 February 2014 Brisbane 50m Backstroke S9 Open 30.97 Harrison Vig Brisbane Jets QLD 9 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S10 Open 0:28.60 Michael Anderson Somerset QLD 20 March 2012 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S11 Open 40.09 Andrew Parkinson Somerset GC QLD 21 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S12 Open 0:48.65 Dean Bila QLD 20 April 1997 Sydney 50m Backstroke S13 Open 32.60 Jacob Templeton USC Spartans QLD 20 February 2016 Brisbane 50m Backstroke S14 Open 30.06 Daniel Fox Chandler QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Backstroke S15 Open 0:35.92 Miguel Boura Albany Creek QLD 9 February 2013 Brisbane 50m Backstroke S16 Open 0:33.31 Brad Owen QLD 25 August 1995 Stockport 100m Backstroke S1 Open 1:03.53 Andrew Pasterfield Kawana Waters QLD 15 March 2012 Adelaide 100m Backstroke S2 Open 3:31.98 Brett Kibble QLD 14 March 2004 Brisbane 100m Backstroke S3 Open 1:56.42 Grant Patterson QLD 1 April 2011 Sydney 100m Backstroke S4 Open 2:32.71 Allan Bunyan QLD 6 January 2004 Brisbane 100m Backstroke S5 Open 100m Backstroke S6 Open 1:28.97 Christopher Diehm QLD 20 October 2002 Busan 100m Backstroke S7 Open 1:30.26 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 13 June 2019 Brisbane 100m Backstroke S8 Open 1:16.37 Blake Cochrane USC Spartans QLD 12 August 2018 Cairns 100m Backstroke S9 Open 1:02.78 Matt Cowdrey Kawana Waters QLD 15 March 2012 Adelaide 100m Backstroke S10 Open Michael Anderson Somerset GC QLD 6 August 2014 California 100m Backstroke S11 Open 1:27.22 Andrew Parkinson Somerset GC QLD 21 December 2018 Brisbane 100m Backstroke S12 Open 100m Backstroke S13 Open 1:02.22 Jacob Templeton USC Spartans QLD 8 April 2019 Adelaide 100m Backstroke S14 Open 1:03.35 Daniel Fox Chandler QLD 7 September 2016 Rio de Janeiro 100m Backstroke S15 Open 1:31.00 Bradley Doolan QLD 17 October 2019 Brisbane 100m Backstroke S16 Open 1:16.63 Brad Owen QLD 25 April 1996 Stockport 200m Backstroke S6 Open 3:22.71 Hayden Siebuhr Newtown QLD 23 November 2015 Adelaide 200m Backstroke S7 Open 200m Backstroke S8 Open 200m Backstroke S9 Open 2:18.43 Logan Powell USC Spartans QLD 23 November 2015 Adelaide 200m Backstroke S10 Open 2:22.33 Michael Anderson QLD 13 July 2007 Vancouver 200m Backstroke S11 Open 200m Backstroke S12 Open 200m Backstroke S13 Open 200m Backstroke S14 Open 2:31.36 Bailey Stewart University of QLD QLD 15 October 2019 Brisbane 200m Backstroke S15 Open 200m Backstroke S16 Open 50m Breaststroke SB1 Open 50m Breaststroke SB2 Open 1:00.35 Grant Patterson Central Cairns QLD 7 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB3 Open 50m Breaststroke SB4 Open 50m Breaststroke SB5 Open 53.72 Hayden Siebuhr Newtown QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB6 Open 51.95 Joel Mundie Central Cairns QLD 21 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB7 Open 35.55 Blake Cochrane USC Spartans QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB8 Open 38.94 Joshua McErlean Rocky City QLD 7 April 2016 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB9 Open eq 32.37 Rick Pendleton Brisbane Grammar QLD 16 September 2017 Gold Coast 50m Breaststroke SB11 Open 50m Breaststroke SB12 Open 50m Breaststroke SB13 Open 35.78 Nathan Jason USC Spartans QLD 10 April 2017 Brisbane 50m Breaststroke SB14 Open 30.04 Jake Michel Carina Leagues QLD 7 April 2019 Adelaide 50m Breaststroke SB15 Open 0:41.50 Miguel Boura Albany Creek QLD 9 February 2013 Brisbane 50m Breaststroke SB16 Open 0:34.40 Brad Owen QLD 25 August 1995 Stockport 100m Breaststroke SB1 Open 100m Breaststroke
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