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Swimming Records Short Course SHORT COURSE SWIMMING RECORDS Swimming Australia Ltd. Australian - For best times recorded Date of Compilation 16 December 2018 anywhere in the world by a swimmer or team having Australian citizenship All Comers - For best times recorded in Australia by a swimmer or team Page 1 MEN 50M FREESTYLE World 20.26 Florent Manaudou FRA Doha 05.12.14 Commonwealth 20.30 Roland Schoeman RSA Pietermaritzburg 08.08.09 Australian 20.75 Cameron McEvoy Bond QLD Sydney 28.11.15 All Comers 20.75 Cameron McEvoy Bond QLD Sydney 28.11.15 100M FREESTYLE World 44.94 Amaury Leveaux FRA Rijeka 13.12.08 Commonwealth 45.46 Matthew Abood NSW Singapore 21.11.09 Australian 45.46 Matthew Abood Sydney Uni NSW Singapore 21.11.09 All Comers 46.14 Ning Zetao China CHN Brisbane 19.08.17 200M FREESTYLE World 1:39.37 Paul Biedermann GER Berlin 15.11.09 Commonwealth= 1:40.80 Brent Hayden CAN Berlin 15.11.09 Commonwealth= 1:40.80 Cameron McEvoy AUS Sydney 27.11.15 Australian 1:40.80 Cameron McEvoy Bond QLD Sydney 27.11.15 All Comers 1:40.80 Cameron McEvoy Bond QLD Sydney 27.11.15 400M FREESTYLE World 3:32.25 Yannick Agnel FRA Angers 15.11.12 Commonwealth 3:34.58 Grant Hackett AUS Sydney 18.07.02 Australian 3:34.58 Grant Hackett Miami QLD Sydney 18.07.02 All Comers 3:34.58 Grant Hackett Miami QLD Sydney 18.07.02 800M FREESTYLE World 7:23.42 Grant Hackett AUS Melbourne 20.07.08 Commonwealth 7:23.42 Grant Hackett AUS Melbourne 20.07.08 Australian 7:23.42 Grant Hackett Melb. Vicentre VIC Melbourne 20.07.08 All Comers 7:23.42 Grant Hackett Melb. Vicentre VIC Melbourne 20.07.08 1500M FREESTYLE World 14:08.06 Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA Israel 05.12.15 Commonwealth 14:10.10 Grant Hackett AUS Perth 07.08.01 Australian 14:10.10 Grant Hackett Miami QLD Perth 07.08.01 All Comers 14:10.10 Grant Hackett Miami QLD Perth 07.08.01 50M BACKSTROKE World 22.22 Florent Manaudou FRA Doha 06.12.14 Commonwealth 22.85 Gerhard Zandberg RSA Berlin 15.11.09 Australian 22.91 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western QLD Sydney 26.11.15 All Comers 22.91 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western QLD Sydney 26.11.15 100M BACKSTROKE World 48.90 Kliment Kolesnikove RUS St Petersburg 22.12.17 Commonwealth 49.03 Mitch Larkin AUS Sydney 28.11.15 Australian 49.03 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western AUS Sydney 28.11.15 All Comers 49.03 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western AUS Sydney 28.11.15 200M BACKSTROKE World 1:45.63 Mitch Larkin AUS Sydney 27.11.15 Commonwealth 1:45.63 Mitch Larkin AUS Sydney 27.11.15 Australian 1:45.63 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western QLD Sydney 27.11.15 All Comers 1:45.63 Mitch Larkin St Peters Western QLD Sydney 27.11.15 SHORT COURSE SWIMMING RECORDS Swimming Australia Ltd. Australian - For best times recorded Date of Compilation 16 December 2018 anywhere in the world by a swimmer or team having Australian citizenship All Comers - For best times recorded in Australia by a swimmer or team Page 2 MEN 50M BREASTSTROKE World 25.25 Cameron van der Burgh RSA Berlin 14.11.09 Commonwealth 25.25 Cameron van der Burgh RSA Berlin 14.11.09 Australian 26.24 Christian Sprenger Commercial QLD Singapore 05.11.13 All Comers 26.60 Christian Sprenger Commercial QLD Hobart 12.08.09 100M BREASTSTROKE World 55.61 Cameron van der Burgh RSA Berlin 15.11.09 Commonwealth 55.61 Cameron van der Burgh RSA Berlin 15.11.09 Australian 57.14 Christian Sprenger Commercial QLD Tokyo 10.11.13 All Comers 57.67 Tommy Sucipto Rockingham WA Brisbane 04.11.15 200M BREASTSTROKE World 2:00.16 Kirill Prigoda RUS Hangzhou 13.12.18 Commonwealth 2:01.98 Christian Sprenger AUS Hobart 10.08.09 Australian 2:01.98 Christian Sprenger Commercial QLD Hobart 10.08.09 All Comers 2:01.98 Christian Sprenger Commercial QLD Hobart 10.08.09 50M BUTTERFLY World 21.75 Nicholas Santos BRA Budapest 06.10.18 Commonwealth 21.87 Roland Schoeman RSA Berlin 14.11.09 Australian 22.28 Matt Jaukovic Sydney Uni AUS Hobart 11.08.09 All Comers 22.28 Matt Jaukovic Sydney Uni AUS Hobart 11.08.09 100M BUTTERFLY World 48.08 Chad Le Clos RSA Windsor 08.12.16 Commonwealth 48.08 Chad Le Clos RSA Windsor 08.12.16 Australian 49.31 David Morgan TSS Aquatic QLD Windsor 08.12.16 All Comers 49.52 David Morgan TSS Aquatic QLD Brisbane 05.11.16 200M BUTTERFLY World 1:48.24 Daiya Seto JPN Hangzhou 11.12.18 Commonwealth 1:48.32 Chad Le Clos RSA Hangzhou 11.12.18 Australian 1:51.11 Chris Wright Commerical QLD Hobart 12.08.09 All Comers 1:51.11 Chris Wright Commerical QLD Hobart 12.08.09 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY World 50.26 Vladimir Morozov RUS Eindhoven 28.09.18 Commonwealth 51.05 Gerhard Zandberg RSA Berlin 14.11.09 Australian 51.19 Kenneth To Trinity Grammar NSW Doha 20.10.13 All Comers 51.24 Kenneth To Trinity Grammar NSW Sydney 25.08.13 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY World 1:49.63 Ryan Lochte USA Istanbul 14.12.12 Commonwealth 1:51.55 Darian Townsend RSA Berlin 15.11.09 Australian 1:52.01 Kenneth To Trinity Grammar NSW Berlin 11.08.13 All Comers 1:52.86 Leith Brodie Albany Creek QLD Hobart 10.08.09 400M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY World 3:55.50 Ryan Lochte USA Dubai 16.12.10 Commonwealth 3:57.91 Thomas Fraser-Holmes AUS Sydney 28.11.15 Australian 3:57.91 Thomas Fraser-Holmes Miami QLD Sydney 28.11.15 All Comers 3:57.91 Thomas Fraser-Holmes Miami QLD Sydney 28.11.15 SHORT COURSE SWIMMING RECORDS Swimming Australia Ltd. Australian - For best times recorded Date of Compilation 16 December 2018 anywhere in the world by a swimmer or team having Australian citizenship All Comers - For best times recorded in Australia by a swimmer or team Page 3 MEN 4 X 100M FREESTYLE RELAY World 3:03.03 USA Hangzhou 11.12.18 Caleb Dressel 45.66 Blake Pieroni 45.75 Michael Chadwick 45.86 Ryan Held 45.76 Commonwealth 3:06.18 Australia Dubai 15.12.10 James Magnussen 47.18 Matthew Abood 46.76 Kyle Richardson 46.09 Tommaso D’Orsogna 46.15 Australian 3:06.18 Australia Dubai 15.12.10 James Magnussen 47.18 Matthew Abood 46.76 Kyle Richardson 46.09 Tommaso D’Orsogna 46.15 All Comers 3:12.77 Melbourne Vicentre Hobart 08.08.09 Cameron Prosser 47.11 Ryan Nolan 48.92 Justin Griggs 48.31 Lloyd Townsing 48.43 Australian Club 3:12.77 Melbourne Vicentre Hobart 08.08.09 Cameron Prosser 47.11 Ryan Nolan 48.92 Justin Griggs 48.31 Lloyd Townsing 48.43 4 X 200M FREESTYLE RELAY World 6:46.81 Beazil Hangzhou 14.12.18 Altamir Melo 1:42.03 Fernando Scheffer 1:40.99 Leonardo Coelho 1:42.81 Breno Correia 1:40.98 Commonwealth 6:51.05 Canada Leeds 07.08.09 Colin Russell 1:43.60 Stefan Hirniak 1:43.41 Brent Hayden 1:41.49 Joel Greenshields 1:42.55 Australian 6:52.29 Australia Istanbul 13.12.12 Tommaso D’Orgsogna 1:42.49 Jarrod Killey 1:42.82 Kyle Richardson 1:44.59 Robert Hurley 1:42.39 All Comers 6:52.66 Australia Melbourne 31.08.07 Kirk Pamer 1:43.12 Grant Hackett 1:42.75 Grant Brits 1:44.01 Kenrick Monk 1:42.78 SHORT COURSE SWIMMING RECORDS Swimming Australia Ltd. Australian - For best times recorded Date of Compilation 16 December 2018 anywhere in the world by a swimmer or team having Australian citizenship All Comers - For best times recorded in Australia by a swimmer or team Page 4 MEN Australian Club 7:00.20 Miami Adelaide 06.11.14 Daniel Smith 1:44.22 Thomas Fraser-Holmes 1:43.02 Alex Graudins 1:47.96 Jordan Harrison 1:45.00 4 x 100M MEDLEY RELAY World 3:19.16 Russia St Petersburg 20.12.09 Stanislav Donets 49.63 Sergei Geibel 56.43 Evgeny Korotyshkin 48.35 Danila Izotov 44.75 Commonwealth 3:23.33 Canada Leeds 09.08.09 Jake Tapp 50.60 Paul Kornfield 57.18 Jo Bartoch 50.18 Brent Hayden 45.37 Australian 3:24.46 Australia Dubai 19.12.10 Ben Treffers 51.43 Brenton Rickard 56.59 Geoff Huegill 50.46 Matthew Abood 45.98 All Comers 3:27.65 Commercial Hobart 12.08.09 Michael Jackson 53.17 Christian Sprenger 57.35 Chris Wright 50.20 Kyle Richardson 46.93 Australian Club 3:27.65 Commercial Hobart 12.08.09 Michael Jackson 53.17 Christian Sprenger 57.35 Chris Wright 50.20 Kyle Richardson 46.93 SHORT COURSE SWIMMING RECORDS Swimming Australia Ltd. Australian - For best times recorded Date of Compilation 16 December 2018 anywhere in the world by a swimmer or team having Australian citizenship All Comers - For best times recorded in Australia by a swimmer or team Page 5 WOMEN 50M FREESTYLE World 22.93 Ranomi Kromowidjojo NED Berlin 07.08.17 Commonwealth 23.19 Cate Campbell AUS Adelaide 27.10.17 Australian 23.19 Cate Campbell Commercial QLD Adelaide 27.10.17 All Comers 23.19 Cate Campbell Commercial QLD Adelaide 27.10.17 100M FREESTYLE World 50.25 Cate Campbell AUS Adelaide 26.10.17 Commonwealth 50.25 Cate Campbell AUS Adelaide 26.10.17 Australian 50.25 Cate Campbell Commercial QLD Adelaide 26.10.17 All Comers 50.25 Cate Campbell Commercial QLD Adelaide 26.10.17 200M FREESTYLE World 1:50.43 Sarah Sjostrom SWE Eindhoven 12.08.17 Commonwealth 1:51.38 Ariarne Titmus AUS Hangzhou 11.12.18 Australian 1:51.38 Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western QLD Hangzhou 11.12.18 All Comers 1:51.66 Emma McKeon Chandler QLD Adelaide 09.11.14 400M FREESTYLE World 3:53.92 Ariarne Titmus AUS Hangzhou 14.12.18 Commonwealth 3:53.92 Ariarne Titmus AUS Hangzhou 14.12.18 Australian 3:53.92 Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western QLD Hangzhou 14.12.18 All Comers 3:59.19 Ariarne Titmus St Peters Western QLD Melbourne 26.10.18 800M FREESTYLE World 7:59.34 Mireia Belmonte ESP Berlin 10.08.13 Commonwealth 8:01.22 Lauren Boyle NZL Eindhoven 07.08.13 Australian 8:12.32 Kylie Palmer Albany Creek QLD Manchester 10.04.08 All Comers 8:12.65 Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami QLD Brisbane 15.07.10 1500M FREESTYLE World 15:19.71 Mireia Belmonte ESP Sabadell 12.12.14 Commonwealth 15:22.68 Lauren Boyle NZL Wellington 09.08.14 Australian 15:43.83 Jessica Ashwood Chandler AUS Sydney 25.11.15 All Comers 15:43.83 Jessica Ashwood Chandler AUS
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