SWIMMING QUEENSLAND (FOUNDED 1898)
(Affiliated to Swimming Australia Limited)
STATE OFFICE SPORTS ROAD, THE SLEEMAN CENTRE Cnr OLD CLEVELAND & TILLEY RDs, CHANDLER, BRISBANE
PATRON: Her Excellency Ms Penelope Wensley AO, Governor of Queensland
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT: PRESIDENT: Mrs. M. Pugh OAM (until September 2008); Mr J. Keppie OAM (from October 2008) DIRECTORS: Mr. J. Keppie OAM, Mr. P. Plumridge (Treasurer), Mr. B Stehr, Mrs. S. Hardie, Dr. S. Hooton, Mr. J. Lemberg, Mr. J. Dove (from November 2008)
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Mr. K. Hasemann
LIFE-MEMBERS: Mr. J. F. Morgan, Mr. A. A. Steinbeck OBE, Mrs. T. Osborn, Mr. G. J. Lalor AM, Dr. D. Theile AO, Mr. W. J. Willis OAM, Dr. T. C. Barrett OAM, Mr. G. R. White OAM, Miss. P. C. Wright OAM, Dr. D. Bendeich, Mr. A. Gynther, Mr. B. Short, Mr. E. Randle, Mr. J. Keppie OAM, Mr. G. Burke, Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mrs. L. Tanner, Mr. W.F. Sweetenham OAM, Mrs. H. Ferguson, Mrs. J. Kellett, Mr. J.T. Major, Mr. G. Bigg, Mr. P. Crane, Mr. B. Welch OAM, Mr. D. Millard, Mr. F. Kellett, Mr. R. Kretchmann, Mr. D. Cotterell, Mr. K. Wood, Mrs. J. McGinley, Mr. L. Lawrence, Mr. D. Urquhart, Mr. P. Diamond
HALL OF FAME: Mr. G. Lalor AM, Mrs. N. Welch (nee Lyons), Mr. S. Holland OAM, Mr. J. King AM, Dr. D. Theile AO, Mr. L. Lawrence, Ms. T. Wickham OBE, Mrs. L. Short OAM, Mr. K. Perkins OAM, Mr. D. Armstrong OAM, Ms. S. O’Neill OAM, Mr. J. Carew, Mr. J. Sieben OAM, Mr. W.J. Willis OAM, Mr. A. Cusack, Ms. S. Riley OAM, Dr. B. Burkett OAM, Mr. D.S. Carter, Mr. J. Hardy OAM, Mr. S.Volkers, Mr. A. A. Steinbeck OBE
AUDITOR: Phil Davis & Company
HON. LEGAL ADVISER: Mr. Stephen Eleftheriou, LL.B.
HON. MEDICAL OFFICER: Dr. June Canavan CONTENTS
President’s & CEO’s Report … 2
Treasurer’s Report …8
Financial Report …9
Affiliations/Registrations 2008-2009 …20
Regional Reports …23
Appendices:
- Awards …35
- Teams & Squads …39
- Success in the Water …52
OUR ROLE:
Swimming Queensland is the peak body for the administration of swimming activities in Queensland. It conducts, encourages, promotes, advances, controls and administers swimming activities throughout the State through a number of distinct functions, including:
↣ Administering the rules of swimming ↣ Registering members ↣ Educating and developing athletes, coaches, and Technical Officials ↣ Administering the sport’s funding ↣ Representing Queensland swimming at the national level and with Government ↣ Conducting and co-ordinating swimming competition ↣ Formulating and implementing policies and programs ↣ Acquiring and managing sponsorship
Front Cover – Bronte Barratt, Kylie Palmer, Linda Mackenzie, Stephanie Rice 2008 Beijing Olympic Games – World Record 4x200m Freestyle Relay (7:44.31) Photo courtesy of Delly Carr Back Cover – Queensland Relay Teams 2009 Queensland Relay Teams at the Australian Age Championships Photos courtesy of Sporting Images
Matthew Bromley from FNQ officiating at the Queensland Championships
Coach and Swimming Queensland Director Brian Stehr with Ashlea Gierke
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PRESIDENT’S & CEO’S REPORT
We have pleasure in submitting this report to members on Swimming Queensland‟s activities for the 2008/09 financial year.
2008 Beijing Olympic Games
The performance of the Queensland contingent of swimmers at the Beijing Olympics was simply sensational – so great in fact that, if classified as a nation, Queensland would have finished in second place on the swimming medal table.
At the forefront of our swimmers‟ many exceptional accomplishments at Beijing was Stephanie Rice‟s success in the 200m and 400m Individual Medley events in world record time. Stephanie underlined her amazing talent and versatility by linking with fellow Queenslanders Bronte Barratt, Linda Mackenzie and Kylie Palmer to win the 4 x 200m relay. Rated an outside chance of winning a minor medal, Stephanie, Bronte, Linda and Kylie won decisively, smashing the world record by a massive 6 seconds, and breaking the USA‟s stranglehold on the event, in which it had never been defeated at an Olympic Games. In recognition of her stunning achievements, Stephanie was chosen to carry the Australian flag in the closing ceremony.
Libby Trickett won gold medals in the 100m Butterfly and 4 x 100m Medley Relay, in which she shared glory with Emily Seebohm, Jessicah Schipper and Leisel Jones. Leisel, who relocated to Victoria leading up to the Games, also won the 100m Breaststroke and finished second in the 200m Breaststroke, while Jessicah won bronze medals in the 100m Butterfly and 200m Butterfly.
Brenton Rickard and Andrew Lauterstein both won medals in individual events – with Brenton taking second place in the 200m Breaststroke and Andrew winning the bronze medal in the 100m Butterfly. They were also members of the Australian quartet that finished second in the 4 x 100m Medley Relay. Cate Campbell won bronze medals in the 50m Freestyle and 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.
Other medal winners were Ashley Callus, Nick Ffrost, Melanie Schlanger, Tarnee White, Leith Brodie, and Christian Sprenger.
Queensland coaches on the Australian team were Michael Bohl, Matthew Brown, Stephan Widmer, Ken Wood, Shannon Rollason, and Vince Raleigh. Technical Official Julie McGinley officiated at the open water swimming events.
2008 Beijing Paralympic Games
Three Queensland swimmers won medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games. Marayke Jonkers was the silver medallist in the 150m Individual Medley SM4, while Michael Anderson and Blake Cochrane achieved the same result in the 100m Backstroke S10 and 100m Breaststroke SB7, respectively.
2009 World Open Water Championships Trials
At the Australian Open Water Championships, five of the eight-member team selected for the 2009 World Championships were from Queensland. John Rodgers was selected as a coach on the team.
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2009 World Championships Trials
Queensland‟s strong representation on national teams continued following another dominant performance by our swimmers at the 2009 World Championships Trials in Sydney. Both the women‟s and men‟s trophies were won by Queensland. For the fourth year running, Queensland swimmers and coaches made up half of the team selected from the annual trials – on this occasion for the 2009 World Championships in Rome.
2009 Australian Age Championships
The 2009 Australian Age Championships produced a number of momentous results for Queensland: for the 10th consecutive year Queensland won the W.B. Phillips trophy as champion State; in winning the trophy, Queensland, for the first time, scored more points than all the other States combined, and markedly so; and every Olympian Christian Sprenger receiving the Kieran Shield for Champion State (men’s) from SAL one of the eight State relays was won by a Queensland President David Urquhart at the 2009 Australian team – an unprecedented feat – six of which were swum in Swimming Championships Australian record time.
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Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan won 10 individual medals, nine of which were gold, while Regan Leong claimed seven individual gold medals. Regan also won two gold medals in relay events.
For the second year running and for the third time in the past five years, Pro-Ma Miami was the Premier Club. St Peters Western finished runner-up.
At the Open Water section of the Championships, five events were won by Queensland swimmers.
2008 Zoggs Queensland Championships
The 2008 Zoggs Queensland Championships attracted 5,497 nominations from 1,665 swimmers from 164 clubs/teams for individual events.
Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan was named Swimmer of the Meet; Jayden Hadler, Age Swimmer of the Meet; Regan Leong, Country Swimmer of the Meet; and Nerice Holland and Brendan Hall were joint winners of the SWD Swimmer of the Meet award. St Peters Western was the champion club.
Yolane Kukla and Tess David celebrating St Peters Western’s victory in the 2008 Queensland Championships
Athlete and Coach Development
The major athlete and coach development activity undertaken during the past year was the London Calling camp at the Gold Coast. Aimed at the 2012 Olympic Games, the one-week camp hosted 90 emerging swimmers and 20 coaches. Another major activity was a trip to Shanghai for members of the Gold and Silver Squads.
Regional camps were conducted at Townsville and Toowoomba for the Junior Development and Bronze Squads, while a team of Bronze Squad members competed at a meet in Gladstone, and a 40-member team defeated Victoria at Caloundra.
Financial support was provided to several swimmers to help them access competition. This included regional Flippers and Bronze Squad swimmers wishing to compete at the Queensland Short Course Championships, talented Swimmers with a Disability, and leading open water swimmers.
A new initiative for junior swimmers saw 58 swimmers selected from the Junior Excellence Program (JX) participate in an offshoot of JX called Developing Medley Excellence. Guest speakers at the inaugural assembly of the group were Stephanie Rice and Michael Bohl.
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Swimming Queensland‟s 2008/09 squads comprised 435 swimmers, representing every region.
Coach education courses were delivered to 350 participants at various locations. The Mentor Coach Program assisted six emerging coaches to gain invaluable experience alongside leading Queensland coaches. This program was complemented by a new mentoring initiative successfully trialled at the Australian Age Championships where Queensland coaches at the meet with a small number of swimmers under their care were invited to spend their spare time observing and assisting selected senior coaches.
Technical Official Development
Mentoring continued as a top priority in the development of Technical Officials. Formal assessor and mentoring training was delivered to 34 Technical Officials from around the State. Mentoring of regional officials was once again undertaken at the Queensland Championships, and, under a reciprocal arrangement with Swimming NSW, two open water officials gained valuable experience at the NSW Open Water Swimming Championships. Two Queensland officials attended an Assessor and Trainer workshop conducted by Swimming Australia in conjunction with the Duel in the Pool Meet held in Canberra, and another four officials participated in a Swimming Australia FINA Open Water Swimming clinic.
A workshop for Starters, both theoretical and practical, was conducted in Brisbane for 11 Starters from five regions.
Membership Development
New membership development initiatives implemented during the year were the McDonald‟s Participation and Improvement Programs, a fun book tailored for learn-to-swim children, and novelty swim meets in swim schools called Macca‟s Mini Meets. The Mini Meets are offered to swim schools as a great way to give added value to their students by introducing them to the joy of racing in the pool. They are also seen as a vehicle for encouraging children to try competitive swimming when they finish their swim school tuition.
The Participation and Improvement Programs were created to help clubs recognise and reward swimmers who achieve targets set by their club based on participation in club activities and on personal improvement. To support the programs, major prizes were supplied by McDonald‟s and Retravision for swimmers and their coaches and clubs.
Established programs were continued. Approximately 6,500 kits were distributed to new swimming members to welcome them to club swimming; 1,000 Swim Star caps were supplied to clubs to enable them to give recognition to swimmers for exemplifying their clubs‟ values; clinics for swimmers with a disability were held at Gladstone, Brisbane, Toowoomba and Townsville; prizes, including a school visit by Jessicah Schipper, and more than 10,000 certificates were supplied to Primary School swimming; and several thousand participation ribbons were given to clubs for swim meets and club championships.
3,150 junior swimmers qualified for the Junior Excellence Program (JX), which was conceived and developed in Queensland and then transformed into a national scheme. Pool sessions for JX children featuring elite swimmers and coaches were conducted in Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton, Gladstone, Bundaberg, Maroochydore, Toowoomba, Nerang, Robina, Goodna, and Brisbane.
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Awards
The long list of people from the Swimming Queensland community recognised by the Sports Federation of Queensland, now named Q Sport, increased sharply with the inclusion of Stephanie Rice (Sports Star of the Year), Emily Seebohm (Junior Sports Star of the Year), Michael Bohl (Coach of the Year), and Linda Mackenzie, Kylie Palmer, Bronte Barratt and Stephanie Rice (Team of the Year). Since the inception of the awards in 1995, there have been 27 winners from swimming – well in excess of any other sport.
Swimming Australia Awards were presented to Stephanie Rice (Telstra Swimmer of the Year), Lisbeth Trickett (Telstra People‟s Choice Swimmer of the Year), and Michael Bohl (Telstra Coach of the Year). Stephanie‟s spectacular performances at the Beijing Olympics earned her the title of Female World Swimmer of the Year.
Swimming Queensland Hall of Fame inductees were Arch Steinbeck OBE, David Carter (posthumously), Jeff Hardy OAM, and Scott Volkers. Life Membership was conferred on coach Peter Diamond, and Awards of Excellence were presented to Guy Bagot LVO (GC), Susan Brown (CQ), Ted Curtis (BSA), Alan Johnston (NQ), Wayne Sexton (FNQ), Michele Watson (WB), Bob Wharton (DD), and to Nicole Yates (posthumously), a much-loved and respected staff member of Swimming Queensland who tragically passed away in December 2008.
John Keppie was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in the 2008 Queen‟s Birthday Honours List for his profound contribution to the sport of swimming in Australia, both as an administrator and as a Technical Official.
Acknowledgements
In concluding our report, we refer again to the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the phenomenal accomplishments of Queensland swimmers at those Games. As well as confirming the greatness of our swimmers in the most compelling style, the Beijing success reflects enormous credit on every person and organisation supporting the sport of swimming in this State. Sporting history has proven time and time again that success at the highest level of competition relies on a massive team effort from large numbers of people dedicated to helping others to succeed. Most of these servants of sport contentedly work out of sight behind the scenes, humbly unaware of just how vital their individual contribution is.
On behalf of Swimming Queensland and the swimmers and coaches who represented their State and country with such great distinction at Beijing, we salute you, we thank you, and we congratulate you. As we direct our focus towards 2012, we look forward to continuing to work with you to ensure that Queensland remains the strongest swimming province in the world.
Finally, we thank Mrs Margaret Pugh OAM for the enormous contribution she made to the sport of swimming in Queensland over the two decades that she was a member of the Swimming Queensland Board. Margaret, who served as President of Swimming Queensland from 2002 to 2008, was appointed to the Board of Swimming Australia in September last year.
John Keppie Kevin Hasemann President Chief Executive Office
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TREASURER’S REPORT
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I submit the Treasurer‟s Annual Report, together with the audited Annual Financial Report, for the year ended 30 April 2009.
An operating surplus of $15,717 was recorded by the Association in the 2008/09 financial year. Total Accumulated Funds now stand at $497,832.
Total revenue for the year was $1.48m, up from $1.351m in 2007/8. Similarly, total expenditure increased from $1.355m last year to $1.464m. As was the case in 2007/8, these increases were largely due to continued growth in Swimming Queensland‟s sponsorship income. It also reflects our closer working ties with the Queensland Academy of Sport and improved returns on our cash investments.
The financial status of the Association is excellent, with a strong balance sheet and a healthy level of liquidity.
As I am now ineligible to stand for re-election to the Swimming Queensland Board at this year‟s Annual General Meeting, having served three consecutive terms under the new constitution adopted in 2002, this will be my last report as Treasurer. I have enjoyed the role and responsibility a great deal and am pleased that I can step down knowing that the Association is in a financially robust state and, as reflected in this year‟s audit report, is operating with sound accounting practices and procedures.
Assisting me on the Finance Sub-Committee over the past year were Mrs Margaret Pugh OAM, Mr John Keppie OAM, Mrs Suellen Hardie, Dr Simon Hooton, Mr Joe Dixon, and Mr Jeremy Turner. I express my sincere appreciation to each of them and to Swimming Queensland‟s staff for their help and comradeship.
Peter Plumridge Treasurer
VALE In 2008-2009, Swimming Queensland lost members Thelma Osborn (SQ Life Member), and John Carew (SQ & SAL Life Member) each of whom made significant contributions to our sport.
The sympathy of Swimming Queensland goes to the families and friends of those no longer with us.
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AFFILIATIONS / REGISTRATIONS 2008-2009 SEASON
Club Previous Current Club Previous Current AB Patterson College SC 16 48 Cecil Plains ASC Inc 112 100 AB Thunderbolts SC Inc 0 14 Central Cairns Swimming Inc 113 124 Acacia Bayside SC Inc 205 271 Chandler SC Inc 144 203 Academy Swim Club 158 148 Charleville SC Assoc Inc 121 107 Aitkenvale SS SC Inc 13 21 Charters Towers ASC Inc 70 122 AJ's - Greenbank Swimming Club Inc 61 67 Chinchilla SC Inc 90 125 Albany Creek SC Inc 222 252 Clayfield Aquatics SC Inc 117 169 Alexandra Headland SC Inc 14 4 Clermont Dolphins ASC Inc 80 60 All Saints SC Inc 119 88 Clifton & District ASC Inc 32 28 All Stars SC Charters Towers 51 26 Cloncurry ASC Inc 53 40 Allora ASC Inc 119 105 Clontarf Raiders SC 53 31 Alpha ASC Inc 38 32 Collegians SC 73 92 Ashgrove SS ASC 120 95 Collinsville/Scottville SC Inc 58 57 Aspley SS ASC 107 260 Commercial SC Inc 161 209 Atherton SC Inc 105 72 Cooktown ASC Inc 63 56 Augathella SS ASC 5 43 Cooloola Coast Crocs SC Inc 0 72 Australian Crawl SC Inc 224 127 Coolum Peregian SC Inc 105 111 Ayr ASC Inc 51 70 Coopers Burleigh Aquatic SC Inc 70 61 Baralaba SC 79 95 Cooroy Dolphins SC Inc 116 101 Barcaldine ASC Inc 70 69 Coorparoo SS SC 159 137 Barra Oakey ASC Inc 9 76 CQ Aquajets SC Inc 22 49 Beaudesert SC Inc 152 131 Craigslea Schools Aquatic Club 164 199 Beenleigh SC Inc 91 64 Crescent Lagoon SS ASC 100 104 Beerwah & District SC Inc 40 51 Crows Nest & District ASC Inc 82 51 Bell State School & District ASC 101 86 Cunnamulla ASC Inc 79 79 Bellbowrie SC Inc 132 91 CYMS St Edmund's SC Inc 173 162 Bethania Aquatic SC Inc 86 109 Dalby & District SC Inc 253 207 Biggenden Barracudas SC Inc 39 33 Dayboro & District ASC Inc 67 52 Biloela ASC Inc 118 82 Dimbulah ASC Inc 56 73 Blackall ASA Inc 89 62 Duncamswim Demons Swim Team Inc 98 63 Blackwater ASC Inc 92 57 Dunlop Park SC 66 64 Boonah ASC Inc 0 163 Dysart SC Inc 39 25 Boondall Chermside Olympic SC 66 55 East Brisbane SC 97 112 Bowen SC Inc 96 98 Edge Hill ASC 83 63 Boyne Tannum SC Inc 325 311 Eidsvold Swim Club Inc 26 40 Bracken Ridge & Dist Aquatic Club Inc 104 82 Electric Eels SC Inc 77 51 Bribie Island SC Inc 147 152 Emerald ASC Inc 118 116 Brisbane Grammar Swimming Club 27 24 Emmanuel Bluefins SC 26 49 Brisbane Jets SC Inc 164 185 Emu Park SC Inc 31 49 Brothers SC Inc 115 115 Eumundi District SC Inc 0 47 Bundaberg ATW SC Inc 100 48 Fairholme ASC 117 116 Burpengary SC Inc 64 86 Fairymead SC Inc 160 141 Burrum SC Inc 104 90 Ferny Hills & District SC Inc 117 74 Cairns Stingrays SC Inc 79 64 Flinders SC Of Buderim Inc 26 20 Calliope Catfish SC 46 85 Flyers S C Toowoomba Inc 57 81 Camp Hill ASC 197 193 Fraser Coast SC Inc 73 66 Cannon Hill District SC Inc 106 94 Gardens SC Inc 126 93 Cannonvale Cannons SC Inc 113 98 Gatton SC Inc 119 101 Canungra Social Swim Club Inc 49 49 Gayndah SC Inc 44 40 Capalaba SPS ASC 67 37 Gladstone SC Inc 106 108 Capricorn ASC Inc 48 33 Gladstone South ASC Inc 43 27 Cardwell Swim Club Inc 21 19 Glenden ASC Inc 50 92 Caribeae SC Inc 227 241 Gold Coast Nth SC Inc 70 66 Carina Leagues CJ's SC Inc 85 94 Good Shepherd Aquatic SC 77 65
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Club Previous Current Club Previous Current Goombungee & District SC Inc 33 54 Mackay SC Inc 160 203 Goomeri ASC Inc 40 35 Malanda SC Inc 58 57 Goondiwindi SC Inc 115 134 Maleny SC Inc 98 66 Gordonvale ASC Inc 3 41 Mareeba SC Inc 129 144 Grace SC 168 127 Marist Ashgrove SC Inc 11 9 Gracemere SC Inc 125 128 Marlin Coast SC Inc 85 115 Graceville ASC Inc 104 87 Maroochydore SC Inc 115 57 Grammar SC Inc 54 85 Maryborough SC Inc 183 117 Grovely State School SC 48 42 Mayfield SS ASC 111 46 Gulf Sport & Rec Assoc Inc 39 73 Mighty Vikings SC Inc 62 39 Gullivers Coomera S C Inc 39 37 Miles & District ASC Inc 68 106 Gympie SC Inc 182 144 Millmerran SC Inc 61 50 Gympie South ASC Inc 131 66 Mirani SC Inc 76 77 Helensvale SC Inc 71 86 Mitchell ASC Inc 179 100 Herbert River ASC Inc 36 50 Monto SC Inc 46 55 Hervey Bay SC Inc 127 107 Mooloolah Valley SC Inc 84 43 Highfields ASC Inc 68 52 Moranbah Highlanders SC Inc 83 60 Holland Park SS ASC 86 67 Morningside SS ASC 110 78 Home Hill SC Inc 42 36 Morven SC Inc 6 34 Hughenden ASC Inc 52 75 Mossman ASC Inc 66 52 Imbil District ASC Inc 37 32 Mountain Creek Mooloolaba SC Inc 67 69 Indooroopilly SS ASC 116 110 Mount Morgan ASC Inc 54 18 Inglewood SC 0 31 Moura ASC Inc 75 45 Injune SC 86 70 Mudgeeraba ASC Inc 65 50 Innisfail Swimming Inc 60 86 Mundubbera ASC Inc 63 41 Iona SC Inc 56 33 Murgon ASC Inc 45 83 Ipswich Vikings SC Inc 93 83 Murrumba District SC 65 59 Isa Heat Swim Club 103 74 Muttaburra ASC Inc 43 45 Isis District SC Inc 134 88 Nambour ASC Inc 67 84 Ithaca SC Inc 12 182 Nanango ASC Inc 47 51 Jamboree Heights SC Inc 414 392 Nerang ASC Inc 63 75 Jandowae ASC Inc 41 13 Newmarket Racers SC Inc 61 161 Jimboomba SS SC 234 284 Newtown SC Inc 51 99 Jindalee SC Inc 94 113 Noosa SC Inc 112 74 John Carew Penguins SC Inc 99 60 Norman Park SS & Districts SC 100 114 John Paul College Aquatics 0 66 Normanton SC Inc 53 41 Kallangur SS ASC 49 31 North End Aquatic SC Inc 57 51 Kandanga & District ASC Inc 27 74 North Pine Aquatics Inc 49 20 Kawana Waters SC Inc 83 122 Northern Districts SC Inc 14 9 Kedron SS SC 134 46 Ormiston College SC Inc 105 101 Kennedy Pacific SC Inc 62 60 Oxley SS SC 105 89 Kilcoy SC Inc 148 60 Padua ASC Inc 3 51 Kilkivan District ASC Inc 50 58 Palm Beach Currumbin SC Inc 109 136 Kilarney ASC Inc 39 36 Palmwoods & District ASC Inc 62 44 Kingaroy SC Inc 110 103 Pelican Waters Caloundra SC Inc 110 124 Kolan SC Inc 138 131 Pine Rivers Comm Aquatics Club 169 205 Laidley SC Inc 57 71 Pioneer ASC Inc 121 125 Lake's Swimming Inc 81 47 Pittsworth & District ASC Inc 77 83 Logan Aquatic SC Inc 68 70 Pro-Ma Miami SC Inc 282 287 Logan Oasis SC Inc 37 16 Quilpie ASC 61 62 Longreach ASC Inc 3 32 Rackley Swim Team SC Inc 40 56 Lowood & District SC Inc 71 53 Railways SC Inc 123 100
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Club Previous Current Club Previous Current Redcliffe Leagues Lawnton SC Inc 128 134 The Gap SS ASC 123 96 Redlands SC Inc 124 202 The Glennie SC Inc 149 77 Richmond ASC Inc 39 57 Thornlands Tornados SC Inc 186 87 River City SC 30 62 Tieri ASC Inc 114 86 Rocky City SC Inc 91 118 Toowoomba City Stingers SC Inc 117 124 Rolleston SC Inc 73 73 Townsville Brothers SC Inc 60 103 Roma SC Inc 94 87 Townsville Marlins SC Inc 70 83 Rosewood District ASC Inc 32 57 Townsville Tourist ASC Inc 49 75 Ross River Swimming Club Inc 42 52 Trinity Lutheran College SC 49 66 Runcorn SS ASC 25 43 TSS Aquatics SC 118 114 Saints SC Inc 7 48 Tully SC Inc 29 28 Salisbury SS ASC 41 48 UQ Swimming Club 0 36 Samford ASC Inc 91 80 Wallumbilla SS SC 50 56 Sandgate SC Inc 129 117 Wandoan SC Inc 41 65 SBU Saints SC 69 44 Warwick SC Inc 83 83 Somerset Hills SS ASC 106 86 Waterworx ASC Inc 159 85 Somerset SC (Gold Coast) 110 101 Weipa SC Inc 7 131 Southern Cross SC 168 141 Wellers Hill SS ASC 74 139 Southport Olympic SC Inc 159 154 West End SC Inc 62 82 Southside Aquatics Club Inc 75 75 West Moreton A.C. Eagles SC 48 32 Springsure ASC Inc 103 74 Western Suburbs (Gladstone) SC Inc 74 78 St George ASC Inc 128 171 Whites Hill SC 133 121 St Hilda's Community SC Inc 64 64 Whitsunday SC Inc 103 115 St Peters Western ASC Inc 91 137 Wilston SS ASC 183 220 Stanthorpe AS & Life Saving Club Inc 92 101 Winton SC Inc 54 64 Sunnybank SC Inc 215 305 Wondai ASC Inc 46 58 Surfers Paradise SC Inc 128 119 Wondall Seagulls SC 123 145 Tambo SC Inc 34 34 Woodford Aquatic Club Inc 40 49 Tara ASC Inc 61 58 Woogaroo SC Inc 97 99 Taroom ASC 30 63 Woongoolba Amateur Swimming Club 61 57 TAS Swimming Inc 122 105 Yarraman ASC 27 19 Team Thompson SC Inc 36 29 Yeppoon SC Inc 74 99 Tewantin Noosa ASC Inc 63 54 Yeronga Park SC Inc 186 223 Texas ASC Inc 38 31
REGIONS Brisbane SA Inc Central Queensland SA Inc Darling Downs SA Inc Far North Queensland District SA Inc Swimming Gold Coast North Queensland SA Inc Wide Bay Regional SA Inc
SEASON 2007-2008 2008-2009 Clubs/Associations 281 281 Total Registrations 24,417 24,449 Life Members included in Total 247 231
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REGIONAL REPORTS
BRISBANE SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: Terry Major Secretary: Jill Ryan
Congratulations to all Technical Officials, Swimmers, Coaches, Volunteers and Parents on another successful Brisbane Swimming Association season.
The Brisbane Swimming Association would like to acknowledge the great input of our Sponsors; McDonald's Family Restaurants Brisbane and Vorgee. These sponsors go above and beyond expectations to support the Association and its members. Representatives from both of these organisations are a constant presence at our meets and clinics. Mrs. Erica Clydsdale, Marketing Manager for McDonalds, has provided even more for us this season, taking on the task of providing the Officials and Volunteers with treats for lunch and morning/afternoon teas at meets, and has also provided a coffee machine that has proved to be extremely popular. This coupled with the great merchandise provided for the Teams and Clinics provides great rewards for the swimmers.
Mr. John Vorgias, Mrs. Leigh Dempsey-McCoy and Quintin McCoy are constantly in attendance on the gate at our meets, helping the ladies and displaying merchandise. John also supplies the Association with wonderful merchandise for our Brisbane merchandising shop, Torpedos teams and also donates regularly as prizes.
Thanks also to Retravision who also helped us out with prize vouchers for the Officials and Timekeepers draws throughout swim meets. This is a great initiative which we hope they will continue.
The Competition program this season featured one less meet but that only provided us with more enthusiastic swimmers. All meets were well supported. Closing of some of the meets to Brisbane Swimmers only allowed the meets to run to a better time line.
The Divisional Competition again proved to be hotly contested. The Premier Division was taken out by Brothers Swimming Club followed by Duncan swim Demons. The First Division won by Clayfield Aquatics from Redlands Swimming Club. Honours in the Second Division fell to Logan Aquatics from Jamboree Heights. The competition in this division was very close with second to fifth only separated by eight points. Division Three saw Newmarket Racers win from Woogaroo Swimming Club. The Fourth Division was topped by Dunlop Park Swimming Club, second was Lowood and District Swimming Club. Grammar Sports won Division Five in another close finish with Boondall Chermside. Congratulations to all Clubs, Swimmers and Coaches for their support of our competition. It is particularly pleasing to see the Clubs that joined the Brisbane Association more recently featuring so well.
The Brisbane Swimming Association Presentation Day was again held at Brisbane City Hall. This is proving to be a very popular occasion with Swimming Award Winners, Parents, Club Award Winners, Coaches, Officials and Volunteers coming together to celebrate the successes of the season. It is also an opportunity for all to meet our wonderful sponsors and give them the thanks they deserve. The Lord Mayor's representative was Councillor Miss. Krista Adams. The day was very ably organised by Mrs. Gayle Black. During the Presentation a cheque for $2,000 was presented to Mr. Rod Chiapello for the Ronald McDonald House Fund.
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Thanks must go to the members of the Management Committee who have worked tirelessly throughout the season. It is exciting to have so many ideas to work from but we all have the one purpose and that is to provide the swimmers in the Brisbane Swimming Association with the best quality competition and opportunities for developing in this great sport.
Thanks to Messrs. Col Carter, David Gregory, Mark Ziviani, Fred Goddard, John Whitlock and Jeff West and Mesdames Maria Gregory, Jill Ryan and Gayle Black. Mr. Col Carter has been kept busy in his role of Deputy President, ensuring that the wheels continue to turn in my absence and providing me with valuable support throughout the season. Mrs. Maria Gregory has kept a watchful and diligent eye on the finances, and Registrar Mrs. Gayle Black has kept a close eye on memberships and in partnership with Mrs. Margaret Squires she has also maintained the front gate for all meets. Thank you ladies.
This season has seen Mr. Mark Ziviani complete the Strategic Plan, which is a great asset to the Association. Mr. David Gregory has worked closely with Mr. Forno over the season to provide Technical Officials for meets. He has also taken on the role of Risk Management Officer. Mr. Fred Goddard has provided a second voice in the Open Water arena and organised and managed the Team for the N.S. W. Open Water Championships.
Two members who have not nominated for the Management again are Mr. Jeff West and Mr. John Whitlock. Both have been members of the Management for several years. Mr. West joined us to provide the bridge between Ipswich and Brisbane in the early days of the amalgamation of the two Associations. His support and advice has been invaluable. Mr. Whitlock has also been a valued member who can be relied upon to give clear direction and advice. We thank them both for their diligence in supporting the Association.
The Management is also supported by the Sub-Committees and we must thank members of these committees for their input and support. Our Technical Manager duties this season have been overseen by Mr. Glenn Forno. We thank him for organising the Technical Officials for all BSA meets and for the Club meets; a huge job, well done. He was the well deserved recipient of the Official of the Year Award.
We must thank our Records Steward, Mrs. Kate Forno who has done an impressive job of keeping the records up to date.
Thanks go to our parent body for their support and guidance over the season, in particular, we thank Swimming Queensland President Mr. John Keppie and C.E.O. Mr. Kevin Hasemann, who have made themselves available to meet with the President and Committee. Our thanks go to our Administration Officer, Mrs. Trudee Stafford, for her work over the season. We also offer our congratulations on her recent marriage.
SWIMMING GOLD COAST
President: Tiana Van Burck Secretary: Diane Daw
As I sit here and revise the last six years I see a Region that has not only come together, but a Region that has come of age. Thank you all for your support over the six years and to those volunteers filling the various important positions of the new season; you will continue to take the Region forward.
Our swimming numbers have remained viable and from those swimmers many World, Olympic, Age, State and Regional Champions have emerged. With our very important sponsorship from McDonald‟s the Region has been able to give swimmers the advantage of competing locally and interstate, as well as attend the many camps provided by the Region.
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The format of development over the past years has changed from the once Junior Development to concentrating on ensuring the younger swimmers known as JX to have the opportunities to emerge into the wider more challenging areas of swimming.
Our Regional Relay teams competing at State titles continue to have success, with our younger age Groups taking out the State titles, our seniors winning the Open Age Freestyle Relay for the last 4 years. The Regional Swimmers proudly swimming with their McDonald‟s caps endorsing the Region‟s most significant sponsorship. Clearly the Region‟s sponsorship of McDonald‟s is noted each year, when attending the Twin Towns Meet.
With this continued sponsorship, the Region over the past 2 seasons has been able to return funds to the Clubs from Gold Coast Championships, to assist the finances of the swimmers. This season the Region was able to pay the pool entry fees, of swimmers, attending the Gold Coast Championships. This action, the Region will endeavour to keep in place and include the Short Course Meet in August.
I have worked with some remarkable people all giving more than what their positions equate. I have to first thank Sue Larsen who was my first secretary, who with boundless energy gave the Region extended boundaries and moved us forward at a rapid and fruitful pace. Diane Daw took over this demanding position, spending endless hours not only at meetings, but driving miles to ensure the smooth organisation of the Region and the many carnivals, the Region holds each season. Diane extended herself even further by taking on the role of operating and maintaining our timing equipment. Diane took on the role of teaching those enthusiastic parents who wanted to be involved in this vital area of officiating at our many Carnivals. Diane now has a band of parents who help operate the computers and timing equipment at the 30 plus swim meets the Region is involved in administering each season.
The treasury position being a very involved and accurate area was headed by Norm Fyffe who with wonderful accounting ability, put the region on the straight and narrow ensuring the region‟s books were always up to date and accountable. Michelle Sabotic then took over this daunting position keeping the Region on the straight and narrow ensuring we had money to spend on our many swimmers and their programmes of development, as well as keeping the Region well equipped.
Thank you to Mandy Savage, who was not only Registrar of the region but also Race Secretary, not only ensuring the Regional Meets were accounted for correctly, but the many Regional Club meets, Mandy formatted together the meets in the various Meet Manager files, plus sending the programme files to the many clubs in Queensland and N.S.W.
Thank you to a remarkable man called Bruce Welch. Bruce gave so much to Gold Coast Region ensuring there were always sufficient officials to attend the many meets. Bruce taught us all so much about swimming and his prodgie Karen McLeod now a Fina referee has a large band of many accomplished officials to attend the high demand of meets during a hectic season. Thank you to all officials who give up their valuable week-ends to ensure meets, whether they are a Regional “A” qualifying or Junior 12 and under meet, are administered successfully.
To the many parents who became involved with Junior Development programmes, took Swimmers on camps or just gave up their weekends at an SQ or Regional Development program, these would never have happened without your dedication to swimming. This programme is only going to enlarge with a further increase in demand of parent time.
McDonald‟s have become a big part of the Region‟s development. Thank you to McDonald‟s for its continued sponsorship over the past five years. McDonald‟s has ensured the evolvement of many of the Junior Development programmes with its continued sponsorship. McDonald‟s has supplied the Region with uniforms, tents, sponsorship of our major
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Carnivals, sponsored the successful Regional teams at Qld Championships, Patron‟s Shield and the Twin Town Meets. The swimmers have received copious sponsorship from drink bottles, to vouchers, towels and swimming bags. The Region says thank you, in the most positive way and asks that the sponsorship continues for many years to come, to ensure the growth of swimming for the youth of the Gold Coast.
Thank you to Peta-Kaye Croft and Stephen Ciobo who have given generously in printing our very large programmes for the Regional Meets. Their generosity has meant that vital money from the sale of these programmes goes back into the many swimming and community programmes the Region supplies.
Finally thank you everyone who has made Swimming Gold Coast the success it is today.
DARLING DOWNS SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: David Sondergeld Secretary: David White
It is with pleasure that I present this report regarding the progress of the DDRSA over the past twelve months. It has been a busy season. Working tirelessly for this great sport, the members of the Management Committee, members of various sub committees and a whole range of technical, professional and voluntary providers have assisted to guide and influence swimming on the Downs.
Development The weekend of 26- 27th October was set aside for the Regions Development program. With help from Swimming Queensland and the DDRSA volunteers our Regions Development Head Coach Gail Smail was able to ensure the provision of suitable education and support programs for the coaches, swimmers and officials on the Darling Downs.
Swimming Queensland ran a JD squad weekend clinic at Fairholme College. Also a Junior and Assistant Coaching Course was conducted by Judy Dickson. Along with the swimmers, the coaches that attended gained valuable information and a rewarding experience.
The DDRSA ran a JX clinic at the Glennie pool with over 100 members attending, of which approximately 56 were swimmers. Swimming Queensland guest speaker Christian Sprenger and Paul Simms held a pool session. Katie Clewett (Exercise Physiologist) also spoke about her swimming career and put the swimmers through some swim specific core strengthening exercises. Christine White (Queensland Health) discussed the physical activity benefits of our sport and the dietary requirements of Junior Swimmers with the parents and swimmers. Ray Henderson and Bob Wharton ran a series of Technical Officials forums for parents wishing to gain accreditation. The weekend was very well organized and the feedback has been positive.
Following the Country Championships a clinic was held in Miles on Sunday 18th January for all interested swimmers. Approximately 40 swimmers attended with Paralympian Darren Thrupp putting the swimmers through some core strength exercises before undertaking a water session with Gail Smail and coaches.
However as with any Development programs there is room for improvement and therefore the Association is keen to run it again next season implementing helpful ideas gained from feedback. This is an evolving process, but one which is important to swimming on the Downs, continuing to assist our swimmers to the “next level”. The majority of our Region‟s development programs involve the swimmers being in the JX program. For many of the swimmers this is an achievable goal.
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Registration System On the 10th August the DDRSA hosted a workshop presented by Gloria Williams and Dinah Glykidis from Swimming Queensland. They presented a forum on the new registration system and addressed any issues the clubs had. The clubs took some time to understand the system and as with any new system there have been teething problems. These are being worked through and the Association is sure the new system will make it easier for the Registrars of Clubs.
Accreditation of Technical Officials The Association received a Grant of $4000 from Dept of Sport & Recreation to undertake a program to increase the number of Accredited Officials on the Downs. With the Assessors and Trainers assistance this program has been a success with approximately 128 new Accredited Officials in various positions and 23 Accredited Officials continuing with further accreditation.
Regional Events The Regional Championships were held in Toowoomba on the 28th- 1st February 2009. The standard of swimming was very high and the Championships ran smoothly with keen officials and volunteers helping over the weekend. Mr Simon Hooton attended the Championships and his input was most welcome. The Country Championships were held in Miles on the 17th January. This continues to be an important event in the Region‟s Calendar as it provides country swimmers and clubs a chance to lift their profile outside Toowoomba. The Regional Short Course was held at Warwick in conjunction with the McNamara Sprints Open. This meet continues to meet our goal to have a Short Course meet that recognises the Region‟s Swimmers Short Course achievements. The Darling Downs Unique meet was held at Highfields. This meet ensures recognition for improvement rather than placings. The DDRSA Presentation Night was held on Saturday 21st March. This event gives the Region a chance to recognize our swimmers. This was a big occasion for the Association and was very well supported, beyond our expectation. The planning for this night started some 12 months before and the Association thanks Rhonda Sondergeld for all her work in making it a success. Hayley Wolff was our region‟s winner of the Swimmer of the Year award.
Congratulations The Association is proud to congratulate Bob Wharton on being awarded the Swimming Queensland Award of Excellence for his dedication to swimming. Bob is still a selector for the Association and is still working on pool deck as a Technical Official.
The Association also rewarded Life Membership to Gail Smail and Jenny Veivers for their tireless work for our Association over many years.
Lance Reddick was rewarded the title of "Patron Emeritus' at the Association‟s AGM as he has achieved great merit in his service to swimming.
Also congratulations to David Sondergeld who has gained his accreditation as a Referee.
Conclusion The Association would like to thank the staff of Swimming Queensland for all their help and support throughout the season and thank Queensland Sport and Recreation, Retra Vision and our local sponsors for their support. With continued support swimming on the Downs has a positive future.
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WIDE BAY REGIONAL SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: Michele Watson Secretary: Gail Dowsett
WBRSA has had another very successful season.
Wide Bay held its Winter Short Course Championships in August 2008 at Mt Creek. The meet coincided with the Olympics in Beijing. 220 swimmers from 23 clubs nominated a total of 1214 individual swims. That is one third more nominations than last year. Special thanks go to Mt Creek Mooloolabah for their help and also the Mt Creek lessees Gen and Michael King. The facility was extremely well set up and the food and coffee were delicious.
Wide Bay scheduled a relay meet for early in April but after a change of date due to a clash with school swimming the meet was cancelled due to lack of nominations. It is a difficult task we face each year as our planning gets underway prior to the announcement of other dates. As we have already found this season our calendar has needed to change even after approval from SQ.
Wide Bay relay teams performed very well at the state relays in December. Our younger swimmers particularly enjoyed being part of the relays. Once again the format of having the relays on one day worked well from a regional perspective. Wide Bay results were really pleasing this year with a couple of teams all but filled with replacements. Wide Bay relay selections give some swimmers the opportunity to represent our region who sometimes do not meet squad eligibility.
WB Championships were held at the Noosa Aquatic Centre with the home club, Noosa taking the Championship crown. This ended the 7 year reign of Fairymead. Congratulations to Noosa and especially Brian Stehr for the success. The program was revitalized with heats and multi aged timed finals in the morning followed by finals and relays in the evening. Finals followed on from events on the Sunday. Mr Peter Plumridge represented SQ at the Championship taking feedback to the Board. The most important being that Wide Bay swimmers need more access to electronic timing in the region. At our winter short course a swimmer broke a state record but this could not be recognized as electronic timing was not used. At Wide Bay LC championships a protest would have been much easier sorted if timing had been present. I urge more clubs to apply for grants for electronic timing if their pools meet the required length. We need to move the Championship events around the region but must consider facilities.
A full development program kept many people busy this season as over 400 swimmers were offered places in a development program within the region. Many more also participated in SQ and SAL programs. JX Clinics were held in September, the Junior skills clinics in Burnett Fraser and the Sunshine Coast and later in the South Burnett. Early Achievers and Achievers attended the Supercamp held in Bundaberg and the development squad went to Mt Maunganui, NZ for the Spring meet in September. The relay teams competed at States in December. This coming season will see some changes to the selection and funding of squads. Wide Bay has always provided an exceptional development program with very limited funding. This coming season we are fortunate to have financial support for our development program from Swimming Queensland. This has enabled us to provide development programs at no cost to swimmers. Our current development program will be split into development and participation. Development will include JX clinics, Early Achievers, Achievers and State relay teams. Our Participation program will include Junior Skills clinics and the Development Squad.
Congratulations to all the people across the region who are making gains in helping to increase technical official numbers. Something we have found very positive is the number of people coming to the forums who are able to complete their general principles as a group.
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Thanks to David, Dale and Paddy for their guidance and to Bobbi who has helped a lot on the coast.
Forums have changed a little over the season. The close of the Gympie Conference centre last July saw our September forum being held at the Gympie South School. Gloria Williams from Swimming Queensland attended and introduced the new online system to the region. Gloria has been very helpful in providing information as required as regions are not able to access they online system directly. Our December & March forums and this AGM have been held at the Gympie Civic centre. Delegates voted to keep the forums in Gympie being central to the region. Thanks go to Gayle who has managed the bookings, catering and advertising of the forums. A special thanks go the delegates who attend. It is important that the region involves delegates in the decision making process and keeps them informed of progress.
Sincere thanks to Kevin Hasemann and the staff of Swimming Queensland for their ongoing support of the Wide Bay region.
Special thanks also go to Gareth & Suki Sykes from Swimeroo for their ongoing support of Wide Bay Swimming. The shirts for squads were great and our championship tees were well received again.
Our presentation evening capped off a great season with a really enjoyable dinner held at the Boat Club in Hervey Bay. Paralympian Marayke Jonkers was our guest speaker. Special thanks to SQ for the gifts given to swimmers. Samantha Hamill was awarded WB swimmer of the year. Irene Armstrong WB volunteer of the year.
Points score – Winners of our divisional points score were Div. 1 Coolum; Div. 2 Kingaroy. Div. 3 Kawana Waters; Div 4 Nanango; Div 5 Bribie Island; Div 6 Cooloola Coast Crocs. Overall winner was Kawana Waters and overall handicapped winner was Burpengary.
Our trial of the 1800 number had mixed results. While limited calls were received website hits were significantly increased around the time of the screening of the TV and radio ads. Our sincere thanks go to John Wallace, Brett Mills and SQ for their contributions to the venture.
Membership across the region is down slightly on last year and interestingly Burnett Fraser and Sunshine Coast both have 44% membership. The South Burnett has 12%.
My heartfelt thanks go to each committee member. It is a time consuming job taking on a role on the WB committee The Management Committee has worked hard and had lots of fun as we meet, plan and implement things across the region throughout the season.
Donna Clark is leaving the Wide Bay committee this year. Donna has given so much of her time to swimming. She was the first person in Wide Bay to use Meet Manager and has helped person after person from clubs in side our region and some outside too. One of Donna‟s highlights during our trip to NZ last year was to spend some time with the SNZ officials in their recording room. While Donna shifts her focus she assures us she will keep in contact and help where possible.
As our season draws to a close the planning for the next 12 months of swimming is almost complete and with the support of each club in the region there is no reason why the next season will not be as good as the past. The one thing that has really improved a lot over the past few seasons is the friendship and willingness to assist the neighbouring clubs in and around our region. I really believe that forums help this process as delegates discuss the achievements and problems facing club committees. We have some amazing volunteers in the Wide Bay region. Congratulations everyone on another successful season.
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CENTRAL QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: David Milburn Secretary: Lynne Furness
I express my thanks to management committee members (Geodd Rafter, Jodie Hiron, Glenda Eiseman, Jenny Smith & Rhonda Hite) for their pro-active efforts to improve swimming in CQ and ask club delegates to support their nominations for re-election onto the new committee along with the nomination of Naomi MacGilvray (Moranbah) for the position of CD Association Secretary.
The success of our swimmers at State and National level are noted and the addition of two National Age Champions in the 13 year & under age division is very exciting for Central Queensland. It confirms the swimming talent that Central Queensland possesses and encourages this committee to continue implementing initiatives designed to develop our region‟s swimming talent further. Certainly, with some many young, enthusiastic swimmers coming through, I believe swimming standards will continue to rise.
CQ coaches are congratulated for their efforts in developing our swimmers talent, which, given the achievements that are being made by their swimmers, indicates their own strong commitment to advancing CQ swimming. Our children are benefiting from this collective coaching effort and with an increasing number of young swimmers participating in our CQ Championships, our sport is looking very healthy. During our this year‟s Championship event, Olympian Justin Lemberg commented on the swimming ability that these young swimmers displayed during the meet.
We are now generating very strong, home grown competition here in CQ which, with increased level of competitiveness, will enable club‟s to further improve the swimming standard of their members. Our younger swimmers now have role models who they can closely relate to and because of this, will be inspired to believe and achieve for themselves.
I am mindful of the important part our parents play in supporting the efforts of their children and I congratulate each of you for this. Similarly, the contribution made by our officials, who, by ensuring Swimming Queensland criteria are always met, make it possible for our swimmer‟s efforts to be recognised by their governing bodies. In contributing this support of our children, I ask clubs to encourage their adult members to become SQ qualified for the technical positions they accept on their club nights. Regional success, which is very much the result of a team effort between swimmers, coaches, officials and parents, starts at club level.
The CQ Sprint Meet in January (jointly hosted by Yeppoon and Caribeae clubs) that provided a lead in meet for our swimmers attending State Sprint Championships was successful, as was the Central Queensland Regional Championships (hosted by Mighty Vikings). The new CQ Championship meet format, that includes competition on the Friday evening, was well received. There were many fine individuals throughout the meet, with new CQ records established by Katelyn Lynch, Todd Russell(2) and Matthew White. I also congratulate all our swimmers on their success. Similarly, I congratulate the Caribeae Swimming Academy Club on winning both The Martin Hansen “High Point Club Trophy” as well as the Applied Chemical Trophy” for most points won in finals.
I am pleases to acknowledge the financial assistance (received from Mr.Tony Gilligan and Rockhampton‟s Regional Council) which ensured CQ was successful and I express gratitude to Mr. Tom Upton for his efforts in this matter and thank the Rockhampton Regional Council on behalf of our association.
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Support for Swimming Australia‟s JX Program continues to grow and more of our clubs are using it to their advantage in developing, acknowledging and rewarding young members. The CQ Emerging Squad camp was again very successful and Swimming Queensland provided development opportunities for a number of swimmers throughout the region, in addition to providing this association with financial and other benefits received from its own sponsors.
As well as seeking grant and other funding opportunities that can be used to our association‟s advantage and enable financial assistance to continue to be provided to swimmers, coaches, technical officials this coming season, I re-affirm that the management committee has been committed to supporting the efforts and initiatives of all affiliated clubs.
For Central Queensland, this coming season appears full of promise and with individual clubs, committees and coaches developing and growing their memberships, the natural competitiveness of our children will ensure swimming becomes faster and faster. Especially if clubs adopt a team philosophy that embraces the word FUN and continue supporting each other‟s meets throughout CQ.
NORTH QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: Alan White Secretary: Judy Hicks
2008/09 has been a successful season in so many ways. We have had 100% hit rate with applications for grants and every meet had or would have had an increase in nominations. The one thing we were not able to control was the weather with what seemed like never ending rain from January to March and then cyclone “Hamish”.
There‟s a name we will not forget in a hurry. Some meets were cancelled half way through or altogether and some went on regardless. However it did not make for ideal conditions for our swimmers to achieve their best.
The new wireless Semi Automatic Timing system which was acquired via a grant from “Gambling Community Benefit Fund” was a great investment. The system has lessened the overall time line of meets and is so efficient. NQSA clubs have embraced the system with enthusiasm and on the odd occasion where stop watches were used due to the system not being available or not required there were many polite grumbles.
Other grants received were from Volunteers Grants Program for fuel expenses for officials & volunteers to attend meets & meetings, Breakwater Island Casino Community Benefit Fund for lap counters and 2 small marquees, Dept of Sport & Recreation for financing „Come n Try Days‟ and the Telstra Assistance Fund for a large marquee and marshalling board. It is timely here that we thank sincerely Ms Jenny Talbot from Charters Towers for collating and submitting the grant applications on behalf of NQSA. Great job Jenny well done.
Our Regional Relay Teams at the State Championships this year did us proud as usual While the change of programming for the relays is not ideal for our region the swimmers chosen excelled themselves and for that we thank you.
North Queensland Championships this season was one the meets that had to be postponed due to the cyclone threat and was eventually held in late March. Due to this it was not our best year for attendance as the Australian Open Championships and State School Championships were on around the same time, although we did manage to have 175 swimmers. For the swimmers that did attend it was an opportunity to shine and shine they did. The meet was held in beautiful weather and went off without a hitch.
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This season sees the largest number of North Qld swimmers qualify for both Open and Age Nationals in both the pool and open water. It is tremendous to see our swimmers doing so well and we look forward to further achievements on this level.
As this is my last year as Regional Secretary it is with sincere thanks I acknowledge the assistance of Louise Baker, Theresa Manning, Alan White, Derek Taylor, Luc Sennet, and Peter Powell. Without these people the position of Regional Secretary would almost be a full time job. Recognition and appreciation must also go to Swimming Queensland and their staff for their continued assistance and support, without them most regions would be working blind.
Also special thanks to the Technical Sub Committee and their Chairperson Alan Johnston who once again kept things moving with a positive outlook on their duties.
To all the volunteers throughout the region from timekeepers to club Secretaries and Presidents, congratulations on a wonderful job and keep up the great work. The swimmers of North Queensland thank you.
I am proud to say we end this season in a great position both financially and competitively which is a far cry from where we started 6 years ago. Here‟s hoping for another successful season in 2009/10.
FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INC.
President: James Crompton Secretary: Dr. Roxanne Wu
The fourteen clubs in FNQ have enjoyed an enthusiastic season with membership increasing for the first time in some years. Our carnival circuit has been well supported, especially by the younger swimmers who have attended from as far away as Cooktown and Weipa.
The season started with the excitement of visits from the Australian Olympic Women‟s Waterpolo team and a contingent from the national Olympic team. What an inspiration for our kids to see how hard these champions work!
Back to Earth, up and coming JX swimmers got a lot of inspiration and top tips from the SQ JX Clinic, mentored by Brian Stehr and Jade Edmistone early in the Season.
Our region has sent competitors to all major Queensland State Championships. The seventeen relay teams brought home three medal placings and we are proud that TAS Swimming Cairns achieved the Best Country Club aggregate at Zoggs State championships 2008, for the second year running.
The FNQ region was proud to host the Queensland Primary Schools championships this year at the Smithfield Pool. This event was well attended and supported by our regional swimmers and the travelling did not stop participants from creating several new State records.
Our region is determined to help all our swimmers achieve their best in the coming season, while never losing sight of the enjoyment of swimming and joys of sport.
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Awards
Teams & Squads
Success in the Water
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AWARDS
2008 SWIMMING QUEENSLAND AWARDS
Life Membership Peter Diamond
Awards of Excellence Nicole Yates (Posthumously) Guy Bagot LVO Susan Brown Ted Curtis Alan Johnston Wayne Sexton Michele Watson Bob Wharton
Hall of Fame Induction Arch Steinbeck OBE David Carter (Posthumously) Jeff Hardy OAM Scott Volkers
2008 QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS
Zoggs Swimmer of the Meet Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan ASCTA Coach of Swimmer of the Meet Brant Best McDonald‟s Age Group Swimmer of the Meet Jayden Hadler ASCTA Coach of Age Group Swimmer of the Meet Brant Best Heritage Building Society SWD Swimmer of the Meet Nerice Holland & Brenden Hall ASCTA Coach of SWD Swimmer of the Meet Drew McGregor & Chris Phillips Central Group Country Swimmer of the Meet Regan Leong ASCTA Coach of Country Swimmer of the Meet James Galbraith
2008 SWIMMING AUSTRALIA AWARDS
Australian Sports Commission Discovery of the Year Cate Campbell Age Group Coach of the Year Denis Cotterell Telstra Coach of the Year Michael Bohl
Telstra People‟s Choice Swimmer of the Year Lisbeth Trickett Telstra Swimmer of the Year Stephanie Rice Services to the Australian Team Linda Mackenzie
QUEENSLAND SPORTS FEDERATION AWARDS Queensland Sports Team of the Year Women‟s 4x200m Freestyle Olympic Relay Team Queensland Junior Sport Star of the Year Emily Seebohm Queensland Sport Star of the Year Stephanie Rice
OTHER AWARDS
Female World Swimmer of the Year Stephanie Rice
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Denis Cotterell, SQ Life Member and Head Coach of the successful Pro-Ma Miami Swimming Club
All smiles at the Queensland Relay Championships
Olympic silver medallist, Brenton Rickard
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Olympic Champion Stephanie Rice
SQ Life Member Julie McGinley officiated at the inaugural Olympic Open Water competition in 2008
Samantha Hamill, Stephanie Rice and Ellen Fullerton, Queensland trifecta in the 200m individual medley at the 2009 Australian Swimming Championships
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2008 in September camp at super TSS ‘London attendedCalling’ coaches 90 the 20 swimmers and
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TEAMS & SQUADS
National Teams
2009 World Championships Team
Name Club Coach Bronte Barratt Albany Creek John Rodgers Cate Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Sophie Edington Commercial Stephan Widmer Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters Peter Gartrell Meagan Nay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Stephanie Rice St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jessicah Schipper Commercial Stephan Widmer Emily Seebohm Brothers Matthew Brown Tarnee White Chandler Shannon Rollason Leith Brodie Albany Creek John Rodgers Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic Vince Raleigh Kenrick Monk St Peters Western Michael Bohl Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl Stephen Parkes St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kyle Richardson Commercial Stephan Widmer Brenton Rickard Brothers Vince Raleigh Christian Sprenger Commercial Stephan Widmer Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
Staff Michael Bohl St Peters Western Coach Matthew Brown Brothers Coach Simon Cusack Indooroopilly Coach Vince Raleigh AIS Coach Shannon Rollason AIS Coach Stephan Widmer Commercial Coach Megan Anderson Queensland Academy of Sport Performance Science Peter Wells Physiotherapist
2009 World Championships OWS Team
Name Club Coach Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Danielle Defrancesco Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Kate Brookes-Peterson Nerang John Papuni Trent Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Brendan Capell St Peters Western Michael Bohl
Staff John Rodgers Albany Creek Coach
2009 Australian Global Games Swimming Team
Name Club Coach Kayla Clarke Woogaroo Tony Keogh
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Helen Haseloff Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Nerice Holland Chandler Drew McGregor Emily Schmidt Australian Crawl Chris Mooney Daniel Fox Redlands Nick Pedrazzini David Lee Gympie Elizabeth Manthey
Staff Tony Keogh Woogaroo Coach Drew McGregor Chandler Coach
2009 World University Games Swim Team
Name Club Coach Alice Mills Chandler Shannon Rollason Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler Drew McGregor Gene Kubala North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald
Staff Wayne Lomas Swimming Queensland Manager
2009 Youth Duel in the Pool Team
Name Club Coach Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Yolane Kukla St Peters Western Michael Palfrey Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Jade Neilsen Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Grant Irvine St Peters Western Michael Bohl Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics Michelle Morris Gene Kubala North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell
Staff Glenn Baker Southport Olympic Coach Michelle Morris Southside Aquatics Coach Michael Palfrey St Peters Western Coach John Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra Coach
2008 World Youth Championships Team
Name Club Coach Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Grant Irvine St Peters Western Michael Bohl
2008 West Coast Team
Name Club Coach Bronte Barratt Albany Creek John Rodgers Cate Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Amelia Evatt-Davey Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Ashleigh McCleery Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Kylie Palmer Albany Creek John Rodgers
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Lorren Sellwood St Peters Western Michael Bohl Leith Brodie Albany Creek John Rodgers Staff Denis Cotterell Pro-Ma Miami Coach Simon Cusack Indooroopilly Coach John Rodgers Albany Creek Coach Clare Burns Massage Therapist
2008 Mare Nostrum Team
Name Club Coach Alicia Coutts Redlands John Fowlie Linda Mackenzie Mackay Vince Raleigh Alice Mills Chandler Shannon Rollason Meagen Nay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Stephanie Rice St Peters Western Michael Bohl Emily Seebohm Brothers Matthew Brown Tarnee White Chandler Shannon Rollason Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic Vince Raleigh Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Brenton Rickard Brothers Vince Raleigh Nicholas Sprenger St Peters Western Michael Bohl
Staff Michael Bohl St Peters Western Coach Matthew Brown Brothers Coach Wayne Lomas Swimming Queensland Manager
2008 Commonwealth Youth Games Team
Name Club Coach Amelia Evatt-Davey Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers Matthew Brown Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside Rob Hindmarsh Alastair Bell Fairholme Tim Taylor Nick Johnston Brothers Matthew Brown Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl
Staff Raelene Ryan Pro-Ma Miami Coach
2009 Junior Pan Pacific Team
Name Club Coach Danielle Defrancesco Pro- Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers Matthew Brown Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Jayden Hadler Commercial Stephan Widmer Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Ned McKendry St Peters Western Michael Bohl Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl George O‟Brien Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell
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Staff Denis Cotterell Pro-Ma Miami Coach Raelene Ryan Pro-Ma Miami Manager
2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival Team
Name Club Coach Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Darthea Clydsdale Brothers Matthew Brown Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Rachel Gorrie St Peters Western Michael Bohl Megan Mackay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Anastasia Osadchuk Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Madeleine Van Hunnik St Peters Western Michael Bohl Justin James Mackay Pat Wright OAM Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics Michelle Morris Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh James Roberts Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher Nicholas Schafer River City Dion Walmsley James Sweeney Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher
Staff Michelle Morris Southside Aquatics Coach Clare Jones Queensland Academy of Sport Performance Science Lauren Harms Physiotherapist Todd Harris Manager
2008 FINA World Cup Team – Belo Horizonte/Durban
Name Club Coach Kyle Richardson Commercial Stephan Widmer Christian Sprenger Commercial Stephan Widmer
2008 FINA World Cup Team - Singapore
Name Club Coach Bronte Barratt Albany Creek John Rodgers
Staff John Rodgers Albany Creek Coach
2008 World Cup Team – Singapore/Europe
Name Club Coach Alice Mills Chandler Shannon Rollason Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Nick Ffrost Southport Olympic Vince Raleigh Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
2008 Oceania Championships Team
Name Club Coach Morgan-Lee Barnes Albany Creek John Rodgers Siobhan Keane St Peters Western Michael Bohl Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler Drew McGregor Jacinta Powell Gardens Don Watson-Brown Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl
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Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers Matthew Brown Matthew Brooks Chandler Drew McGregor Bradley Byrne Maryborough Adrian Williams Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl Trent Redman North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
Staff Drew McGregor Chandler Coach Adrian Williams Maryborough Coach
2008 Trans Tasman Green Team
Name Club Coach Kate Dimou Chandler Drew McGregor Megan Mackay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kotuku Ngawati TAS Michael Ursu Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Tegan Warrener Warwick Andrew Fidge Max Ackermann Warwick Andrew Fidge Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets Doug Frost
Staff Andrew Fidge Warwick Coach Michael Sage Coolum Peregian Coach
2008 Trans Tasman Gold Team
Name Club Coach Maddision Bruce Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Brittany Elmsie Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Jayden Hadler Southern Cross Steven Hadler Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets Doug Frost Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Ned McKendry St Peters Western Michael Bohl James Roberts Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher
Staff Brant Best Queensland Academy of Sport Head Coach Richard Scarce Southport Olympic Coach Hugh Simson Somerset Gold Coast Coach
State Teams
2008 Shanghai Team
Name Club Coach Morgan-Lee Barnes Albany Creek John Rodgers Jade Neilsen Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler Drew McGregor Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Matthew Brooks Chandler Drew McGregor Bradley Byrne Maryborough Adrian Williams Ben Donaldson Albany Creek John Rodgers Trent Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Grant Irvine St Peters Western Michael Bohl Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl
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Kyle Richardson Commercial Stephan Widmer Cameron Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
Staff Scott Volkers Queensland Academy of Sport Head Coach Drew McGregor Chandler Coach Adrian Williams Maryborough Coach Wayne Lomas Swimming Queensland Manager Wendy Swift Queensland Academy of Sport Psychologist
2008 Interstate Dual Meet vs. Victoria
Name Club Coach Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Carla Buchanan Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Darthea Clydesdale Brothers Matthew Brown Kate Dimou Chandler Drew McGregor Brittany Elmslie Coolum Perigian Michael Sage Gabrielle Epstein Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Katherine Gaynor Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Tianni Gilmour Coolum Perigian Michael Sage Jessica Hobbin Fairymead Paul Simms Yolane Kukla St Peters Western Michael Bohl Charlotte Lohan Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Courtney Lupton Albany Creek John Rodgers Taylor Lupton Albany Creek John Rodgers Brittany McEvoy Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Courtney McKee Railways Heath Ramsey Kerryn McMaster Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Leah Neale CYMS St Edmund's Peter Carswell Vanessa Puhlmann Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Montanna Sansby Waterworx Paul Sansby Aisling Scott Albany Creek John Rodgers Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Waterworx Paul Sansby Cade Fasala Lachlan Feather Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Jarred Gilliland Brothers Matthew Brown Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Jayden Hadler Commercial Stephan Widmer Jordan Harrison Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Jayden Hopewell Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Justin James Mackay Pat Wright OAM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Regan Leong Townsville Marlins James Gailbraith Cameron McEvoy Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera Terry Gulliver Aaron Oatway-Booth East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Jared O‟Hanlon Rocky City Shane Kingston Jake Packard Noosa Brian Stehr Alex Press TSS Aquatics Jason Cooper Buster Sykes Brothers Matthew Brown Harley Taylor Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Jesse Whenuaroa Palm Beach Currumbin Richard Scarce Zac Whenuaroa Brothers Matthew Brown
Staff Jason Cooper TSS Aquatics Head Coach (male) Shaun Crow Acacia Bayside Head Coach (female) Shane Kingston Rocky City Coach Michelle Morris Southside Aquatics Coach
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Michael Palfrey St Peters Western Coach Michael Sage Coolum Peregian Coach Paul Sansby Waterworx Coach John Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra Coach
Squads
SAL Gold Dolphins Squad
Name Club Coach Alexandra Bagley Gardens Don Watson-Brown Bronte Barratt Albany Creek John Rodgers Kate Brookes-Peterson Nerang John Papuni Cate Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Alicia Coutts Redlands John Fowlie Brooke Fletcher Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters (formerly Quad Park) Peter Gartrell Nerice Holland Chandler Drew McGregor Linda MacKenzie Mackay Pat Wright OAM Alice Mills Chandler Drew McGregor Meagen Nay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kylie Palmer Albany Creek John Rodgers Stephanie Rice St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jessicah Schipper Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Melanie Schlanger Commercial Stephan Widmer Emily Seebohm Brothers Matthew Brown Lisbeth Trickett Commercial Stephan Widmer Tarnee White Chandler Shannon Rollason Michael Anderson Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Leith Brodie Albany Creek John Rodgers Ashley Callus Redlands Chris Urquhart Brendan Capell St Peters Western Michael Bohl Nick D‟Arcy Maroochydore Brian Stehr Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic Vince Raleigh Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Brenton Rickard Brothers Vince Raleigh Josh Santacaterina St Peters Western Michael Bohl Christian Sprenger Commercial Stephan Widmer Nicholas Sprenger St Peters Western Michael Bohl
SAL Silver Dolphins Squad
Name Club Coach Lauren Arndt Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Kayla Clarke Woogaroo Tony Keogh Jade Edmistone Commercial Stephan Widmer Joanna Fargus Commercial Stephan Widmer Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Stacey Hansford Albany Creek John Rodgers Marayke Jonkers Maroochydore Brian Stehr Rhiannon Oliver Gladstone Caroline Hayes Lorren Sellwood St Peters Western Michael Bohl Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Amy Thompson Quad Park Peter Gartrell Annabelle Williams Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Blake Cochrane Southern Cross Stephen Hadler Trent Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Brenden Hall North Pine Chris Phillips Joshua Krogh Kawana Waters Peter Gartrell David Lee Gympie Elizabeth Manthey Andrew Mewing Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant
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Ricardo Moffatti Marist Ashgrove Matt McCahon Steve Osborne Marist Ashgrove Matt McCahon Kyle Richardson Commercial Stephan Widmer Cameron Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Luke Trickett St Peters Western Michael Bohl Josh Watson Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
SAL Bronze Dolphins Squad
Name Club Coach Morgan-Lee Barnes Albany Creek John Rodgers Rebecca Jones Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Ashleigh McCleery Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Briody Murphy Brothers Matthew Brown Belinda Nevell St Peters Western Michael Bohl Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler Drew McGregor David Browne St Peters Western Michael Bohl Blake Collis Gardens Don Watson-Brown Ephraim Hannant Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell
SAL Flippers Squad
Name Club Coach Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Kate Dimou Chandler Drew McGregor Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Megan Mackay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kotuku Ngawati TAS Michael Ursu Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Tegan Warrener Warwick Pat Wright OAM Max Ackermann Warwick Pat Wright OAM Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Jayden Hadler Southern Cross Brant Best Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets Doug Frost Mitchell Larkin John Paul College Aquatics Dean Pugh Ned Mckendry St Peters Western Michael Bohl James Roberts Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell
Queensland Academy of Sport Target Squad
Name Club Coach Lauren Arndt Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Bronte Barratt Albany Creek John Rodgers Cate Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Danielle Defrancesco Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Sophie Edington Commercial Stephan Widmer Jade Edmistone Commercial Drew McGregor Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Brooke Fletcher Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters (formerly Quad Park) Peter Gartrell Yolane Kukla St Peters Western Michael Palfery Meagen Nay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kylie Palmer Albany Creek John Rodgers
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Stephanie Rice St Peters Western Michael Bohl Jessicah Schipper Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Melanie Schlanger Commercial Stephan Widmer Emily Seebohm Brothers Matthew Brown Lisbeth Trickett Commercial Stephan Widmer Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Annabelle Williams Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Michael Anderson Southport Glenn Baker Leith Brodie Albany Creek John Rodgers Ashley Callus Redlands Chris Urquhart Brendan Capell St Peters Western Michael Bohl Blake Cochrane Southern Cross Stephen Hadler Nick D‟Arcy Maroochydore Brian Stehr Trent Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Brendan Hall Redcliffe Leagues Chris Phillips Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Andrew Mewing Yeronga Park Rick Van der Zant Ricardo Moffatti Marist Ashgrove Michael Wooldridge Kenrick Monk St Peters Western Michael Bohl Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl Stephen Parkes St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kyle Richardson Commercial Stephan Widmer Cameron Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Christian Sprenger Commercial Stephan Widmer Nicholas Sprenger St Peters Western Michael Bohl Josh Watson Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Christopher Wright Commercial Stephan Widmer
SQ Gold Squad
Name Club Coach Frances Adcock Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Morgan-Lee Barnes Albany Creek John Rodgers Brittany Elmslie Noosa Brian Stehr Darthea Clydesdale Brothers Matthew Brown Amelia Evatt-Davey Pro- Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Melanie Garibaldi Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Stacey Hansford Albany Creek John Rodgers Ashlea Gierke Maroochydore Brian Stehr Rebecca Kemp Mackay Pat Wright OAM Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Megan Mackay St Peters Western Michael Bohl Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial Stephan Widmer Jade Neilsen Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler Drew McGregor Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Jacinta Powell Gardens Don Watson-Brown Lorren Sellwood St Peters Western Michael Bohl Amy Smith St Peters Western Michael Bohl Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers Matthew Brown Jackson Bailey TSS Aquatics Chris Nesbit Brendan Capell St Peters Western Michael Bohl Sam Barrett Acacia Bayside Rob Hindmarsh Matthew Brooks Chandler Drew McGregor David Browne St Peters Western Michael Bohl Bradley Byrne Maryborough Adrian Williams Trent Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Jayden Hadler Commercial Stephan Widmer Grant Irvine St Peters Western Michael Bohl Justin James Mackay Pat Wright OAM
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Bobby Jovanovich Brothers Matthew Brown Adam Kable Commercial Stephen Widmer Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics Michelle Morris Gene Kubala North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Ned McKendry St Peters Western Michael Bohl Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Michael Bohl James Roberts North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald Matthew Terry Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Matthew White Rocky City Shane Kingston
SQ Silver Squad
Name Club Coach Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Jo-Lene Dendle Maroochydore Brian Stehr Melanie Durso Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher Melanie Garibaldi Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Madeline Groves St Peters Western Michael Palfrey Samantha Hoschke-Edwards Albany Creek John Rodgers Ashleigh McCleery Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Keryn McMaster Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx Paul Sansby Anastasia Osadchuk Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Aisling Scott Albany Creek John Rodgers Amy Thompson Kawana Waters Peter Gartrell Madeline Van Hunnik St Peters Western Michael Bohl Keri Vincent Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra John Wallace Tegan Warrener Warwick Andrew Fidge Meghan Wolbers Somerset Gold Coast Forrester Butcher Max Ackermann Warwick Andrew Fidge Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside Rob Hindmarsh Alastair Bell Fairholme Tim Taylor Nick Bobir Albany Creek John Rodgers Matthew Brooks Commercial Stephan Widmer Braiden Camm Redlands Nick Pedrazzini Nathan Cobbe St Peters Western Michael Bohl Zac Dalby East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Ben Donaldson Commercial Stephan Widmer Chris Dunne Warwick Andrew Fidge Nick Johnston Brothers Matthew Brown Daniel Lester Albany Creek John Rodgers Mitch Larkin Brisbane Jets Dean Pugh Bruce McGregor Maroochydore Brian Stehr Alexander McNeill Albany Creek John Rodgers Drew Mitchell Waterworx Paul Sansby George O‟Brien Brisbane Jets Doug Frost Nicholas Schafer River City Dion Walmsley Mitchell Thomson Albany Creek John Rodgers
SQ Flippers Youth Squad
Name Club Coach Brooke Clark Redlands Nick Pedrazzini Rachael Gorrie St Peters Western Michael Bohl Natasha Harrison Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Jaimi Henderson All Saints Ken Sabotic Rebecca Kemp Mackay Pat Wright OAM Sara Marson Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Aisling Scott Albany Creek John Rodgers
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Alex Collins Maroochydore Brian Stehr Michael Evans Hervey Bay Paul Jones Liam Kinneally Birsbane Jets Doug Frost Nicholas Schafer River City Dion Walmsley James Sweeney Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher Bogdan Urichianu TAS Michael Ursu
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SQ Flippers Junior Squad
Name Club Coach Jessica Adams CYMS St Edmunds Peter Carswell Amy Allen Atherton Hamish Guy Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly Simon Cusack Simone De Smit Australian Crawl Chris Mooney Kate Dimou Chandler Drew Mcgregor Gabrielle Epstein Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Yolane Kukla St Peters Western Michael Palfery Kotuku Ngawati TAS Michael Ursu Leah Neale CYMS St Edmunds Peter Carswell Montana Sansby Waterworx Paul Sansby Caillan Arthur Gardens Don Watson-Brown Nathan Barrett Gardens Don Watson-Brown Joel Defrancesco Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Robert Eugster Brothers Matthew Brown Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers Jayden Hopewell Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Mitch Larkin John Paul College Aquatics Dean Pugh Regan Leong Townsville Marlins James Galbraith Jake Packard Maroochydore Brian Stehr Adam Paroz Academy Glen Currie Jonathon Ritzau Finders SC of Buderim Brad Kydd Buster Sykes Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Zac Whenuaroa Brothers Matthew Brown
SQ Brisbane Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Maddison Allen St Peters Western Michael Bohl Annabelle Anderson Albany Creek John Rodgers Jamie-Leigh Austin Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Kathleen Carey CYMS St Edmunds Peter Carswell Claire Cox Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Tess David St Peters Western Michael Palfrey Alisha Ellwood Albany Creek John Rodgers Caitlin Fletcher Chandler Drew McGregor Rebecca Frey Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Katherine Gaynor Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Madeline Groves St Peters Western Michael Palfrey Kaelyn Hann Southern Cross Stephan Hadler Roanne Ho Ruen St Peters Western Michael Bohl Anna Lenarczyk Waterworx Paul Sansby Taylor Lupton Albany Creek John Rodgers Michelle Marston St Peters Western Michael Bohl Courtney Mckee Railways Heath Ramsey Kathryn Mcloughlin Brothers Matthew Brown Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx Paul Sansby Rebecca Pegg St Peters Western Michael Palfrey Vanessa Puhlmann Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Caitlin Smith Albany Creek John Rodgers Caitlin Zillman Yeronga Park Rick Ven Der Zant Caitlin Ziviani Redlands Nick Pedrazzini Joshua Achilles East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Lucas Allan Southside Aquatics Michelle Morris Edward Barry St Peters Western Michael Bohl Scott Blakeway East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Andre Cois Brisbane Jets Doug Frost Ayrton Cois Brisbane Jets Doug Frost
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Christopher Fredrick Jindalee Doug Harvey Jared Gilliland Brothers Matthew Brown Rohan Lynham Chandler Drew McGregor Cody Matthews Jindalee Doug Harvey Lorenzo Mauro-Todd Duncanswim Duncan Todd Bradley Narcis Albany Creek John Rodgers Daniel Powell East Brisbane Mark Lorrimer Ethan Ramsey CYMS St Edmunds Peter Carswell Rory Ryan Brothers Matthew Brown Ben Talbot Acacia Bayside Shaun Crow Harley Taylor Brisbane Jets Doug Frost Blair Walkington Albany Creek John Rodgers
SQ Central QLD Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Miranda Bell Rocky City Shane Kingston Sarah Lowe Western Suburbs Gladstone John Dahl Maddison Wilson Rocky City Shane Kingston Sam Bell Rocky City Shane Kingston Corey Brown Gladstone Caroline Hayes
SQ Darling Downs Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Hayley Wolff Fairholme Tim Taylor Scott Neumen Flyers Danny Gibbs
SQ Gold Coast Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Millie Andermahr Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Samantha Burley Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Lauren Cox North End Aquatics Graeme McDonald Charlotte Cushing Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Bonnie Macdonald Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Olivia Mcleish Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Meaghan Wolbers Somerset Gold Coast Forrest Butcher Nicholas Brandli Southport Olympic Glenn Baker Lachlan Feather Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Dylan Hall Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Cameron Mcevoy Pro-Ma Miami Denis Cotterell Nicholas Veivers TSS Jason Cooper
SQ North QLD Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Stephanie Prizeman Gardens Don Watson-Brown Blake Collis Gardens Don Watson-Brown Andrew Gillespie Mackay Pat Wright OAM Brandon Mutch Cannonvale Cannons Mark Erickson Brad Simmons Gardens Don Watson-Brown
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SQ Wide Bay QLD Region Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Amelia Holz Fairymead Paul Sims Brooke Taylor Fairymead Paul Sims Kate Thomson Hervey Bay Paul Jones Jarrad Heath Palmwoods Damien Bawden Mitch Tronc Flinders SC of Buderim Brad Kydd Thomas Williams Coolum Peregian Michael Sage
SQ Open Water Gold Squad
Name Club Coach Alex Bagley Gardens Don Watson-Brown Kate Brookes-Peterson Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Stacey Hansford Albany Creek John Rodgers David Browne St Peters Western Michael Bohl Josh Santacaterina St Peters Western Michael Bohl
SQ Open Water Silver Squad
Name Club Coach Lina Evans Commercial Trent Patten Natasha Harrison Coolum Peregian Michael Sage Caitlin Zillman Yeronga Park Rick Van Der Zant Nathan Barrett Gardens Don Watson-Brown Rhys Ferszt Palm Beach Currumbin Richard Scarce Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek John Rodgers
SQ Open Water Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Jamie-Leigh Austin Redcliffe Leagues Ken Wood Lilly Giese Clayfield Aquatics Damien Jones Caillan Arthur Gardens Don Watson-Brown Zach Hansford Albany Creek John Rodgers
SQ SWD Gold Squad
Name Club Coach Nerice Holland Chandler Drew McGregor Rhiannon Oliver Gladstone Caroline Hayes
SQ SWD Silver Squad Club Coach Name Kayla Clarke Woogaroo Kayla Clarke
SQ SWD Flippers Squad
Name Club Coach Helen Haseloff Australian Crawl Chris Mooney
SQ SWD Bronze Squad
Name Club Coach Briannah Holloway Mighty Vikings Adam Eiseman Sally Wheeler Maryborough Adrian Williams Eddie Buttimore Supercentre Graeme McDonald
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Jack Kelly Clayfield Aquatics Damien Jones
SUCCESS IN THE WATER
International
2008 Olympic Games - Beijing
Gold Women‟s 100m FLY Lisbeth Trickett Commercial :56.73 Women‟s 200m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 2:08.45 Women‟s 400m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 4:29.45 Women‟s 4x100m FR Cate Campbell Indooroopilly Alice Mills Chandler 3:35.05 Melanie Schlanger Commercial Lisbeth Trickett Commercial Women‟s 4x200m FR Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 7:44.31 Bronte Barratt Albany Creek Kylie Palmer Albany Creek Linda Mackenzie Mackay Melanie Schlanger (heat) Commercial Women‟s 4x100m MR Emily Seebohm Brothers 3:52.69 Jessicah Schipper Redcliffe Leagues Lisbeth Trickett Commercial Tarnee White (heat) Chandler Men‟s 4x100m FR Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic 3:09.91 Ashley Callus Redlands Leith Brodie (heat) Albany Creek Men‟s 4x200m FR Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic 7:04.98 Leith Brodie (heat) Albany Creek Silver Women‟s 100m FS Lisbeth Trickett Commercial :53.16 Men‟s 200m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 2:08.88 Men‟s 4x100m MR Brenton Rickard Brothers 3:30.04 Andrew Lautherstein Southport Olympic Christian Sprenger Commercial Bronze Women‟s 50m FS Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :24.17 Women‟s 100m FLY Jessicah Schipper Redcliffe Leagues :57.25 Women‟s 200m FLY Jessicah Schipper Redcliffe Leagues 2:06.26 Men‟s 100m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :51.12
2008 Paralympics Games - Beijing
Silver Women‟s 150m IM SM4 Marayke Jonkers Maroochydore 3:28.88 Men‟s 100m BK S10 Michael Anderson Southport Olympic 1:01.47 Men‟s 100m BRS SB7 Blake Cochrane Southern Cross 1:23.36
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2008 Commonwealth Youth Games
Gold Women‟s 200m FS Jade Neilson Pro-Ma Miami 2:02.24 Women‟s 50m BK Bridgette-Rose Taylor Commercial :29.22 Women‟s 100m BK Bridgette-Rose Taylor Commercial 1:02.81 Women‟s 4x100m MR Bridgette-Rose Taylor Commercial 4:09.95 Amy Smith St Peters Western Men‟s 200m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 1:49.62 Men‟s 4x100m FR Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3:24.11 Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Men‟s 4x100m MR Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:45.78
Silver Women‟s 50m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western :27.36 Women‟s 100m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western :59.78 Women‟s 200m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western 2:10.50 Men‟s 50m FS Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside :23.15 Men‟s 100m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western :50.66
Bronze Women‟s 200m BK Bridgette-Rose Taylor Commercial 2:16.38 Men‟s 100m FS Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside :51.05 Men‟s 200m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1:51.93 Men‟s 100m BRS Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1:05.69 Men‟s 50m FLY Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside :24.87
2008 Mare Nostrum - Canet
Gold Women‟s 50m FS Lisbeth Trickett Commercial :24.15 Women‟s 100m FS Lisbeth Trickett Commercial :53.27 Women‟s 200m FS Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 1:59.33 Women‟s 400m FS Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 4:08.24 Men‟s 100m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial 1:00.40 Men‟s 200m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial 2:11.89 Men‟s 100m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :51.70
Silver Women‟s 100m FLY Lisbeth Trickett Commercial :58.48 Men‟s 50m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial :27.93 Men‟s 50m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :23.44 Men‟s 200m FLY Christopher Wright Commercial 1:57.35
Bronze Men‟s 200m IM Leith Brodie Albany Creek 2:02.03
2008 Mare Nostrum - Monaco
Gold Women‟s 100m FS Alice Mills Chandler :54.97 Women‟s 50m BRST Tarnee White Chandler :31.89 Women‟s 100m BRST Tarnee White Chandler 1:07.24 Women‟s 200m IM Alicia Coutts Redlands 2:13.48
Silver
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Women‟s 400m FS Linda Mackenzie Mackay 4:09.27 Men‟s 50m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers :28.93 Men‟s 200m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 1:02.84
Bronze Women‟s 100m FLY Alice Mills Chandler 1:01.09 Men‟s 200m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 2:17.99
2008 Mare Nostrum - Barcelona
Gold Women‟s 100m FS Alice Mills Chandler :54.93 Women‟s 200m FS Linda Mackenzie Mackay 1:58.82 Women‟s 200m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 2;11.94 Women‟s 400m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 4:35.82 Men‟s 50m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers :27.80 Men‟s 200m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 2:12.92 Men‟s 50m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :23.91 Men‟s 100m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :52.66
Silver Women‟s 100m BK Emily Seebohm Brothers 1:00.58 Women‟s 50m BRS Tarnee White Chandler :30.90 Men‟s 200m FS Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic 1:48.98 Men‟s 100m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 1:00.98
Bronze Women‟s 50m FS Alice Mills Chandler :25.47 Women‟s 800m FS Linda Mackenzie Mackay 8:29.73 Women‟s 200m BK Meagen Nay St Peters Western 2:10.74 Women‟s 100m BRS Tarnee White Chandler 1:08.32 Men‟s 100m FS Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :49.55
2008 Mare Nostrum - Rome
Gold Women‟s 50m BK Emily Seebohm Brothers :28.31 Women‟s 50m BK Emily Seebohm Brothers 1:00.10 Women‟s 200m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 2:11.34 Women‟s 400m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 4:35.17 Men‟s 50m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :23.70 Men‟s 100m FLY Andrew Lauterstein Southport Olympic :52.14
Bronze Women‟s 200m BK Meagen Nay St Peters Western 2:09.28 Women‟s 50m FLY Emily Seebohm Brothers :26.88
2008 Trans Tasman – Woy Woy
Gold Women‟s 200m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 2.10.38 Women‟s 4x50m FR Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 1.44.23 Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian Women‟s 100m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 59.53 Women‟s 4x50m MR Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.52.77 Megan Mackay St Peters Western Men‟s 100m FS Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 50.62 Men‟s 100m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 55.65 Men‟s 200m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1.48.66 Men‟s 200m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 1.58.18
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Men‟s 4x50m FR Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 1.32.63 Jayden Hadler Commercial James Roberts North End Aquatics
Silver Women‟s 50m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 32.11 Women‟s 200m FS Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 2.04.06 Women‟s 100m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.11.23 Women‟s 4x50m FR Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.46.35 Women‟s 100m FS Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 56.27 Women‟s 200m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 2.35.45 Women‟s 4x50m MR Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 1.56.51 Men‟s 400m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3.50.71 Men‟s 100m FLY Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 55.99 Men‟s 400m IM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 4.26.93 Men‟s 4x50m MR Max Ackermann Warwick 1.44.35 Men‟s 200m IM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 2.05.18 Men‟s 4x50m FR Max Ackermann Warwick 1.32.81
Bronze Women‟s 4x50m FR Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 1.46.66 Megan Mackay St Peters Western Women‟s 100m FS Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 56.67 Men‟s 100m FS James Roberts North End Aquatics 51.55 Men‟s 200m BRS Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 2.23.15 Men‟s 4x50m MR Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1.45.22 Jayden Hader Commercial James Roberts North End Aquatics Men‟s 200m FS Jayden Hadler Commercial 1.54.24 Men‟s 100m BK Max Ackermann Warwick 55.89 Men‟s 100m BRS Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1.06.56 Men‟s 200m FLY Ned McKendry St Peters Western 2.06.34
2008 Trans Tasman – Wagga Wagga
Gold Women‟s 50m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 27.75 Women‟s 50m FS Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 26.12 Women‟s 100m FS Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 56.80 Women‟s 100m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 1.00.38 Women‟s 4x50m Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 1.56.10 Women‟s 200m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 2.12.84 Women‟s 4x50m FR Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 1.44.96 Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian Men‟s 50m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 24.96 Men‟s 50m FS James Roberts North End Aquatics 23.33 Men‟s 200m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1.50.81 Men‟s 200m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 1.59.51 Men‟s 4x50m FR Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 1.34.41 James Roberts North End Aquatics Men‟s 400m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3.52.99 Men‟s 100m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 54.95 Men‟s 4x50m MR Max Ackermann Warwick 1.43.53
Silver Women‟s 50m FS Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 25.91 Women‟s 200m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 2.33.48 Women‟s 4x50m MR Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.56.61 Women‟s 200m FS Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 2.03.99 Women‟s 100m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.10.07 Women‟s 4x50m FR Megan Mackay St Peters Western 1.44.97 Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming
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Men‟s 100m BK Max Ackermann Warwick 56.49 Men‟s 200m IM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 2.06.34 Men‟s 100 FS Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 51.64
Bronze Women‟s 100m FS Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 57.59 Women‟s 4x50m MR Kate Dimou Chandler 1.57.66 Megan Mackay St Peters Western Women‟s 4x50m FR Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.47.83 Men‟s 100m BRS Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1.06.30 Men‟s 4x50m FR Jayden Hadler Commercial 1.36.60 Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic Ned McKendry St Peters Western Men‟s 200m BRS Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 2.25.19 Men‟s 100m FLY Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 56.99 Men‟s 400m IM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 4.33.39 Men‟s 4x50m MR Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1.46.55 Jayden Hadler Commercial James Roberts North End Aquatics
2008 Trans Tasman - Canberra
Gold Women‟s 200m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 2.12.10 Women‟s 4x100m FR Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 3.46.71 Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian Women‟s 100m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 1.01.54 Women‟s 4x100m MR Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 4.07.09 Men‟s 100m FS Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 50.21 Men‟s 400m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3.52.04 Men‟s 100m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 54.67 Men‟s 200m FS Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1.50.16 Men‟s 200m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 2.01.64 Men‟s 4x100m FR Jayden Hadler Commercial 3.22.81 Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic James Roberts North End Aquatics Silver Women‟s 100m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 1.08.84 Women‟s 4x100m FR Megan Mackay St Peters Western 3.47.94 Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming Women‟s 100m FS Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian 56.73 Women‟s 200m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 2.34.27 Women‟s 4x100m MR Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters 4.08.07 Megan Mackay St Peters Western Men‟s 4x100m MR Max Ackermann Warwick 3.44.51 Men‟s 200m FS Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 1.54.09 Men‟s 4x100m FR Max Ackermann Warwick 3.23.81
Bronze Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside 3.55.07 Women‟s 4x100m FR Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 57.49 Women‟s 100m FS Kotuku Ngawati TAS Swimming 4.14.85 Women‟s 4x100m MR Men‟s 200m BRS Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 2.23.92 Men‟s 4x100m MR Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 3.50.50 Jayden Hadler Commercial Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic Men‟s 100m BK Max Ackermann Warwick 56.14 Men‟s 100m BRS Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1.06.22
2009 Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
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Gold Women‟s 50m FS Brittany Elmslie Noosa :25.80 Women‟s 400m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:11.00 Men‟s 4x200m FR Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami 7:17.79 Ned McKendry St Peters Western Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Men‟s 4x100m FR Hayden McEvoy Southport Olympic 3:19.72 Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami Silver Women‟s 200m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:59.32 Women‟s 400m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:41.17 Women‟s 4x200m FR Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 8:04.89 Men‟s 100m FS Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami :49.99
Bronze Women‟s 4x100m FR Brittany Elmslie Noosa 3:44.52 Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami Women‟s 4x100m MR Amy Smith St Peters Western 4:06.31 Brittany Elmslie Noosa
2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival
Gold Women‟s 50m FS Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly :26.19 Women‟s 200m FS Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 2:01.16 Women‟s 400m FS Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 4:14.15 Women‟s 800m FS Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami 8:49.17 Women‟s 100m BRS Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic 1:10.14 Women‟s 4x100m FR Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 3:48.91 Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami Madeliene Van Hunnik St Peters Western Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami Women‟s 4x200m FR Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami 8:19.04 Darthea Clydsdale Brothers Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami Women‟s 4x100m MR Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic 4:11.13 Megan Mackay St Peters Western Darthea Clydsdale Brothers Men‟s 50m FS Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics :23.10 Men‟s 100m FS Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics :51.35 Men‟s 200m FS Justin James Mackay 1:51.51 Men‟s 4x100m FR James Sweeney North End 3:25.81 Justin James Mackay Men‟s 4x200m FR Justin James Mackay 7:31.34 Men‟s 4x100m MR Nicholas Schafer River City 3:46.86 Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics Silver Women‟s 100m FS Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami :57.60 Women‟s 200m FS Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami 2:01.98 Women‟s 200m IM Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 2:17.71 Women‟s 400m IM Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 4:47.57 Men‟s 50m FS James Roberts North End :23.27 Men‟s 100m FS James Roberts North End :51.52 Men‟s 400m IM Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 4:26.80 Men‟s 4x100m FR James Roberts North End 3:27.07 Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics Men‟s 4x100m MR Justin James Mackay 3:49.33
Bronze Women‟s 400m FS Kelly Marquenie Pro-Ma Miami 4:16.66 Women‟s 100m FLY Megan Mackay St Peters Western 1:01.28
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Women‟s 200m IM Anastasia Osadchuk Brisbane Jets 2:19.02 Women‟s 4x100m FR Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 3:50.88 Women‟s 4x200m FR Anastasia Osadchuk Brisbane Jets 8:25.22 Women‟s 4x100m MR Bronte Campbell Indooroopilly 4:12.42 Men‟s 50m FS James Sweeney North End :23.67 Men‟s 100m FS James Sweeney North End :51.95 Men‟s 200m FS Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics 1:52.74 Men‟s 100m BRS Nicholas Schafer River City 1:05.18 Men‟s 200m BRS Nicholas Schafer River City 2:20.00
National
2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships
Gold Women‟s 200m FS Meagen Nay St Peters Western 1:57.90 Women‟s 400m FS Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 4:08.59 Women‟s 1500m FS Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues 16:28.96 Women‟s 50m BK Sophie Edington Commercial :27.89 Women‟s 100m BK Emily Seebohm Brothers :59.85 Women‟s 100m FLY Jessicah Schipper Commercial :56.90 Women‟s 200m FLY Jessicah Schipper Commercial 2:05.93 Women‟s 200m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 2:11.00 Women‟s 400m IM Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 4:36.71 Women‟s 4x200m FR Pro-Ma Miami J.Neilsen, K.Marquenie, 8:02.75 K.Goldman, E.Fullerton Men‟s 1500m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 15:01.99 Men‟s 200m FLY Nick D‟Arcy Maroochydore 1:54.46 Men‟s 50m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers :27.68 Men‟s 100m BRS Brenton Rickard Brothers 1:00.64 Christian Sprenger Commercial 1:00.64 Men‟s 200m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial 2:12.04 Men‟s 200m IM Leith Brodie Albany Creek 1:59.73 Men‟s 400m IM Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 4:18.64 Men‟s 4x200m FR St Peters Western R.Napoleon, C.Smith, 7:16.00 N.McKendry, K.Monk Men‟s 4x100m MR Commercial B.Donaldson, C.Sprenger, 3:37.15 C.Wright, K.Richardson Silver Women‟s 50m FS Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :24.70 Women‟s 200m FS Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 1:57.98 Women‟s 400m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:09.06 Women‟s 800m FS Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues 8:31.81 Women‟s 50m BK Emily Seebohm Brothers :28.17 Women‟s 200m BK Meagen Nay St Peters Western 2:09.90 Women‟s 100m FLY Stephanie Rice St Peters Western :57.67 Women‟s 200m FLY Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters 2:07.73 Women‟s 50m BRST Tarnee White Chandler :30.75 Women‟s 100m BRST Tarnee White Chandler 1:06.99 Women‟s 200m IM Emily Seebohm Brothers 2:12.75 Women‟s 400m IM Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters 4:40.80 Men‟s 200m FS Kenrick Monk St Peters Western 1:47.27 Men‟s 400m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:48.02 Men‟s 800m FS Matthew Terry Redcliffe Leagues 8:03.96 Men‟s 200m FLY Christopher Wright Commercial 1:56.81 Men‟s 50m BRST Christian Sprenger Commercial :27.89 Men‟s 200m BRST Brenton Rickard Brothers 2:12.10
Bronze Women‟s 200m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:58.05
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Women‟s 800m FS Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 8:43.29 Women‟s 4x100m FR Pro-Ma Miami J.Neilsen, A.Levings, 3:46.39 K.Marquenie, E.Fullerton Women‟s 100m BK Sophie Edington Commercial 1:00.27 Women‟s 200m BK Sophie Edington Commercial 2:11.68 Women‟s 50m BRST Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic :30.90 Women‟s 200m BRST Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:26.37 Women‟s 50m FLY Jessicah Schipper Commercial :26.21 Women‟s 200m FLY Stephanie Rice St Peters Western 2:07.85 Women‟s 200m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 2:14.16 Women‟s 400m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:42.84 Men‟s 50m FS Ashley Callus North End Aquatics :22.05 Men‟s 400m FS Cameron Smith St Peters Western 3:51.45 Men‟s 200m IM Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 2:01.56
MULTIDISABILITY Gold Women‟s 100m FS Nerice Holland Chandler 1:04.76 Women‟s 400m FS Nerice Holland Chandler 4:46.69 Men‟s 400m FS Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues 4:19.23 Men‟s 100m BK Grant Patterson Central Cairns 1:58.85 Men‟s 50m BRST Blake Cochrane Southern Cross :37.94 Men‟s 100m BRST Blake Cochrane Southern Cross 1:23.09
Silver Women‟s 400m FS Kayla Clarke Woogaroo 5:01.52 Women‟s 100m BRST Kayla Clarke Woogaroo 1:32.87 Women‟s 100m FLY Nerice Holland Chandler 1:12.03 Women‟s 200m IM Kayla Clarke Woogaroo 2:43.05 Men‟s 50m FS Blake Cochrane Southern Cross :27.68 Men‟s 100m FS Blake Cochrane Southern Cross 1:01.54 Men‟s 100m BRST Grant Patterson Central Cairns 2:16.59 Men‟s 50m FLY Nicholas Fredriksen Kilcoy :30.83
Bronze Women‟s 50m FS Nerice Holland Chandler :30.08 Women‟s 50m BK Nerice Holland Chandler :35.09 Women‟s 50m FLY Nerice Holland Chandler :32.43 Men‟s 100m FS Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues :59.48
2008 Australian Short Course Championships
Gold Women‟s 50m FS Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :23.98 Women‟s 50m BRS Jade Edmistone Chandler :30.56 Women‟s 200m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western 2:06.31 Women‟s 100m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:01.46 Women‟s 200m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 2:09.35 Women‟s 400m IM Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:32.02 Women‟s 4x100m FR Pro-Ma Miami A.Levings, A.Evatt-Davey, 3:42.11 K.Marquenie, E.Fullerton Men‟s 200m FS Kyle Richardson Commercial 1:44.90 Men‟s 50m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial :26.96 Men‟s 200m BRS Christian Sprenger Commercial 2:05.94 Men‟s 200m FLY Christopher Wright Commercial 1:54.00 Men‟s 200m IM Christopher Wright Commercial 1:58.27 Men‟s 4x200m FR Commercial J.Hadler, B.Donaldson, 7:11.42 C.Wright, K.Richardson Men‟s 4x100m MR Commercial B.Donaldson, C.Sprenger, 3:32.81 C.Wright, K.Richardson Silver Women‟s 200m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:57.10
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Women‟s 400m FS Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:05.43 Women‟s 100m BK Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers :59.83 Women‟s 200m BRS Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:25.48 Women‟s 50m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western :27.00 Women‟s 100m FLY Amy Smith St Peters Western :58.41 Women‟s 400m IM Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami 4:40.35 Women‟s 4x200m FR Pro-Ma Miami A.Evatt-Davey, K.Marquenie, 8:05.05 M.Garibaldi. E.Fullerton Men‟s 200m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 1:45.01 Men‟s 400m FS Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:44.65 Men‟s 800m FS Trent Grimsey Albany Creek 7:55.74 Men‟s 50m FLY Christopher Wright Commercial :23.67 Men‟s 100m FLY Christopher Wright Commercial :51.07 Men‟s 200m FLY Jayden Hadler Commercial 1:56.11 Men‟s 4x100m FR Commercial K.Richardson, J.Hadler, 3:17.39 C.Sprenger, C.Wright Bronze Women‟s 400m FS Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami 4:07.70 Women‟s 50m BK Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers :27.94 Women‟s 100m BRS Jade Edmistone Chandler 1:07.47 Women‟s 50m FLY Caitlin Fletcher Chandler :27.31 Men‟s 100m FS Kyle Richardson Commercial :48.17 Men‟s 800m FS Cameron Smith St Peters Western 8:04.57 Men‟s 50m BRS Rob Van Der Zant Yeronga Park :28.39 Men‟s 100m IM Stephen Parkes St Peters Western :55.20
MULTIDISABILITY Gold Men‟s 100m BK Grant Patterson Central Cairns 2:05.14 Men‟s 50m BRS Grant Patterson Central Cairns 1:06.30 Men‟s 100m BRS Grant Patterson Central Cairns 2:19.65
Silver Women‟s 50m FS Nerice Holland Chandler :29.49 Women‟s 100m FS Nerice Holland Chandler 1:02.85 Men‟s 50m BK Grant Patterson Central Cairns 1:01.96
Bronze Women‟s 100m FLY Nerice Holland Chandler 1:12.09
2009 Australian Open Water Champs
Gold Women‟s 5km Kate Brookes-Peterson Nerang :59:24.00 Women‟s 10km Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues 2:00:40.00 Men‟s 5km Trent Grimsey Albany Creek :55:43.00 Men‟s 10km Trent Grimsey Albany Creek 1:54:46.00 Men‟s 25km Brendan Capell St Peters Western 5:06:29.00
Silver Women‟s 5km Melissa Gorman Redcliffe Leagues :59:25.00 Women‟s 10km Danielle Defrancesco Pro-Ma Miami 2:02:04.00 Men‟s 25km David Browne St Peters Western 5:06:35.00
Bronze Men‟s 10km Brendan Capell St Peters Western 1:55:13.22 Men‟s 25km Rhys Ferszt Palm Beach Currumbin 5:10:14.00
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2009 Australian Age Championships
Female Gold 50m FS 13 yrs & U Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :25.43 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Noosa :26.00 15 yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :25.87 16 yrs Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :25.29 100m FS 13 yrs & U Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :55.26 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Noosa :56.16 16 yrs Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :55.76 200m FS 13 yrs & U Yolane Kukla St Peters Western 2:02.88 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:03.95 16 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:58.79 400m FS 13 yrs & U Leah Neale CYMS St Edmunds 4:22.16 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 4:21.11 16 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:11.29 800m FS 13 yrs & U Bonnie MacDonald Pro-Ma Miami 9:00.11 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 8:56.33 16 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 8:40.56 100m BK 13 yrs & U Yolane Kukla St Peters Western 1:03.33 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 1:03.66 200m BK 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:15.49 100m BRS 13 yrs & U Tess David St Peters Western 1:13.19 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:09.34 17-18 yrs Rebecca Kemp Mackay 1:10.14 200m BRS 13 yrs & U Tess David St Peters Western 2:33.27 14 yrs Kate Dimou Chandler 2:36.53 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:32.81 17-18 yrs Rebecca Kemp Mackay 2:29.12 100m FLY 13 yrs & U Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :59.97 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 1:01.31 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :59.72 200m FLY 13 yrs & U Madeline Groves St Peters Western 2:16.08 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:14.51 15 yrs Melanie Bath St Peters Western 2:17.07 200m IM 13 yrs & U Carla Buchanan Acacia Bayside 2:24.79 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:17.83 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:17.07 16 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 2:13.92 400m IM 13 yrs & U Tianni Gilmour Coolum Peregian 5:06.27 14 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 4:54.84 16 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:43.72 Male Gold 50m FS 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins :24.90 17-18yrs James Roberts North End :23.08 100m FS 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins :53.96 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :51.72 16 yrs Justin James Mackay :50.81 17-18 yrs Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami :50.30 200m FS 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 1:59.45 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 1:56.27 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 1:52.55 16 yrs Justin James Mackay 1:51.33 17-18 yrs Daniel Smith Pro-Ma Miami 1:50.38 400m FS 13 yrs & U Jack Pye Grammar Sports 4:16.30
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14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 4:07.07 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 3:58.36 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3:55.11 17-18 yrs Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:52.40 800m FS 13 yrs & U Jordan Harrison Pro-Ma Miami 8:52.12 1500m FS 14 yrs Jarrod Poort Coolum Peregian 16:23.24 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 15:46.22 100m BK 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 1:00.63 15 yrs Adam Paroz Academy :59.47 16 yrs Max Ackermann Warwick :56.81 200m BK 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:15.53 15 yrs Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 2:03.27 17-18 yrs Braiden Camm Redlands 2:02.25 100m BRS 15 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 1:05.44 200m BRS 15 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 2:20.33 100m FLY 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 1:00.21 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic :56.89 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :54.70 200m FLY 13 yrs & U Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:14.29 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 2:04.87 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 2:00.79 17-18 yrs Grant Irvine St Peters Western 1:59.98 200m IM 13 yrs &U Alex Williams Gladstone 2:15.80 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 2:05.99 400m IM 15 yrs Mitchell Larkin Brisbane Jets 4:25.45
Relays Female Gold 4x50m FR 14 & Under Club St Peters Western M.Wilson, C.Hickey, 1:48.83 M.Groves, Y.Kukla 4x50m FR 14 & Under State Queensland B.Campbell, A.Purcell, 1:45.17 B.Elmslie, Y.Kukla 4x50m FR 18 & Under State Queensland C.Campbell, M.Durso, 1:43.15 T.Wallace, E.Seebohm 4x100m FR 16 & Under Club Brothers D.Clydsdale, T.Butkus, 3:51.82 S.Pullen, E.Seebohm 4x100m FR 18 & Under Club Pro-Ma Miami M.Durso, A.Levings, 3:48.92 K.Marquenie, J.Neilsen 4x200m FR 18 & Under Club Pro-Ma Miami K.Marquenie, A.Levings, 8:11.82 K.Goldman, E.Fullerton 4x50m MR 14 & Under Club St Peters Western M.Wilson, T.David, M.Groves, 2:00.51 Y.Kukla 4x50m MR 14 & Under State Queensland M.Wilson, T.David, B.Elmslie, 1:58.03 Y.Kukla 4x50m MR 18 & Under State Queensland E.Seebohm, L.Pickett 1:52.70 T.Warrener, C.Campbell 4x100m MR 16 & Under Club Brothers T.Butkus, E.Seebohm, 4:21.26 K.McLoughlin, D.Clydsdale Male Gold 4x50m FR 14 & Under Club Brothers R.Eugster, J.Gilliland, 1:42.42 Z.Whenuaroa, K.Donaldson 4x50m FR 14 & Under State Queensland Z.Featherstone, R.Leong, 1:37.41 A.Press, Z.Whenuaroa 4x50m FR 18 & Under Club Queensland J.Roberts, L.Kerswell, 1:33.08 J.James, J.Sweeney 4x200m FR 18 & Under State St Peters Western R.Napoleon, G.Irvine, 7:34.19 N.Cobbe, N.McKendry
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4x50m MR 14 & Under Club Brothers K.Donaldson, J.Gilliland, 1:54.54 Z.Whenuaro, R.Eugster 4x50m MR 14 & Under State Queensland R.Leong, J.Packard, 1:48.05 Z.Whenuaroa, Z.Featherstone 4x50m MR 18 & Under State Queensland M.Ackermann, L.Kerswell, 1:43.43 J.Carty, J.Roberts
2009 Australian Age Open Water Championships
Gold Womens 5km 13yrs Michaela Orsmond Palm Beach Currumbin 1:04:21.00 Womens 10km 16yrs Danielle Defrancesco Pro-Ma Miami 2:02:04.00 Mens 5km 13yrs Jordan Harrison Pro-Ma Miami 1:01:45.00 Mens 5km 14yrs Caillan Arthur Gardens 1:00:52.00 Mens 10km 14yrs Nathan Barrett Gardens 2:06:04.00
State
2008 Queensland Short Course Championships
Female 50m FS 10 yrs Emily Barber Australian Crawl :30.76 11 yrs Lauren Rettie St Hilda‟s Aquatics :29.40 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :25.42 13 yrs Alexandra Purcell St Hilda‟s Aquatics :27.06 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian :25.51 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers :26.47 16 yrs Caitlin Smith Albany Creek :26.36 17-18yrs Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler :25.43 Open Briody Murphy Brothers :26.47 MD Nerice Holland Chandler :31.16 100m FS 11 yrs Jasmine Mills Central Cairns 1:04.33 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :58.04 13 yrs Tarni Fisher TAS Swimming :59.89 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Coolum Peregian :55.74 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami :55.75 16 yrs Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami :56.96 17-18 yrs Rebecca Ohlwein Chandler :55.10 Open Jolene Dendle Maroochydore :57.47 200m FS 11yrs Zoe Williams Coolum Peregian 2:18.50 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western 2:07.84 13 yrs Leah Neale CYMS St Edmunds 2:08.95 14 yrs Gabrielle Epstein Pro-Ma Miami 2:04.86 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:58.62 16 yrs Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami 2:01.15 17-18 yrs Jade Neilsen Pro-Ma Miami 2:01.59 Open Samantha Hoschke-Edwards Albany Creek 2:04.76 400m FS 14 yrs & U Alisha Ellwood Albany Creek 4:26.71 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:09.54 16 yrs Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami 4:13.15 17-18 yrs Melanie Garibaldi Pro-Ma Miami 4:19.73 Open Lorren Sellwood St Peters Western 4:15.98 800m FS 14 yrs & U Amy Allen Atherton 9:01.85 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 9:08.42 16 yrs Miranda Bell Rocky City 9:01.48 17-18 yrs Melanie Garibaldi Pro-Ma Miami 8:49.65 Open Samantha Hoschke-Edwards Albany Creek 8:43.05
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50m BK 10 yrs Katelyn Mills Acacia Bayside :36.06 11 yrs Jasmine Mills Central Cairns :33.85 12 yrs Taylor Lupton Albany Creek :31.11 13 yrs Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside :29.63 14 yrs Courtney McKee Railway :29.84 15 yrs Kate Jeffrey St Peters Western :30.33 16 yrs Hayley Wolff Fairholme :30.30 17-18 yrs Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers :28.17 Open Siobhan Keane St Peters Western :30.56 MD Nerice Holland Chandler :36.26 100m BK 11 yrs Nicole Bates Brisbane Jets 1:11.87 12 yrs Taylor Lupton Albany Creek 1:05.71 13 yrs Tarni Fisher TAS Swimming 1:05.95 14 yrs Courtney McKee Railway 1:04.82 15 yrs Kate Jeffrey St Peters Western 1:04.37 16 yrs Rachel Gorrie St Peters Western 1:03.97 17-18 yrs Bridgette-Rose Taylor Brothers 1:00.55 Open Siobhan Keane St Peters Western 1:04.73 200m BK 13 yrs Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside 2:19.20 14 yrs Keryn McMaster John Paul College Aq 2:18.08 15 yrs Kate Jeffrey St Peters Western 2:20.31 16 yrs Rachel Gorrie St Peters Western 2:17.47 17-18 yrs Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx 2:12.87 Open Siobhn Keane St Peters Western 2:15.33 50m BRS 10 yrs Molly Muir Pelican Waters Caloundra :38.47 11 yrs Laura Scolaro Grammar :37.67 12 yrs Katherine Smith Pelican Waters Caloundra :36.13 13 yrs Hannah Beighton Albany Creek :35.10 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra :32.50 15 yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :33.36 16 yrs Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic :32.07 17-18 yrs Ashlea Gierke Maroochydore :33.53 Open Jade Edmistone Chandler :31.74 MD Kayla Clarke Woogaroo :43.00 100m BRS 11 yrs Laura Scolaro Grammar 1:20.40 12 yrs Katherine Smith Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:18.79 13 yrs Charlotte Lohan Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:15.93 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:11.27 15 yrs Aisling Scott Albany Creek 1:11.41 16 yrs Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic 1:10.01 17-18 yrs Ashlea Gierke Maroochydore 1:11.49 Open Nicola Johnstone John Carew Penguins 1:16.05 200m BRS 13 yrs Tess David St Peters Western 2:42.57 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:34.40 15 yrs Montana Sansby Waterworx 2:32.98 16 yrs Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 2:34.39 17-18 yrs Ashlea Gierke Maroochydore 2:29.01 Open Nicola Johnstone John Carew Penguins 2:47.54 50m FLY 10 yrs Emily Barber Australian Crawl :33.68 11 yrs Jasmine Mills Central Cairns :32.09 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :28.25 13 yrs Madeline Groves St Peters Western :29.46 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra :27.85 15 yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :27.46 16 yrs Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami :28.83 17-18 yrs Caitlin Fletcher Chandler :27.75 Open Emily Howe Maroochydore :29.71
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MD Nerice Holland Chandler :33.85 100m FLY 11 yrs Jasmine Mills Central Cairns 1:10.72 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western 1:03.18 13 yrs Madeline Groves St Peters Western 1:05.78 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:04.43 15 yrs Cara McLean Yeronga Park 1:04.98 16 yrs Megan Mackay St Peters Western 1:02.17 17-18 yrs Amy Smith St Peters Western 1:00.08 Open Jolene Dendle Maroochydore 1:01.11 200m FLY 13 yrs Madeline Groves St Peters Western 2:20.98 14 yrs Courtney McKee Railway 2:22.85 15 yrs Maddison Allen St Peters Western 2:20.62 16 yrs Amy Levings Pro-Ma Miami 2:14.12 17-18 yrs Amy Smith St Peters Western 2:06.71 Open Jolene Dendle Maroochydore 2:13.26 100m IM 10 yrs Emily Barber Australian Crawl 1:18.91 11 yrs Jasmine Mills Central Cairns 1:14.41 12 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western 1:08.20 13 yrs Charlotte Lohan Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:08.41 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:04.75 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 1:01.95 16 yrs Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 1:05.70 17-18 yrs Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx 1:02.70 Open Emily Howe Maroochydore 1:06.48 200m IM 13 yrs Alisha Ellwood Albany Creek 2:26.62 13yrs Carla Buchanan Acacia Bayside 2:26.62 14 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:20.31 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 2:12.51 16 yrs Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 2:17.67 17-18 yrs Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx 2:15.82 Open Jolene Dendle Maroochydore 2:18.36 400m IM 13 yrs Alisha Ellwood Albany Creek 5:04.90 14 yrs Keryn McMaster John Paul College Aquatics 4:55.37 15 yrs Ellen Fullerton Pro-Ma Miami 4:37.24 16 yrs Katie Goldman Pro-Ma Miami 4:43.77 17-18 yrs Brigitta Smith Albany Creek 4:51.94 Male 50m FS 10 yrs Clyde Lewis Clayfield Aquatics :29.69 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami :28.18 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera :26.25 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :24.20 14 yrs Connor McKiernan TAS Swimming :24.11 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :23.88 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami :23.17 17-18 yrs Kurt Crawford Mackay :23.30 Open Gene Kubala Super Centre Aquatics :22.67 MD David Lee Gympie :26.75 100m FS 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami 1:01.75 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera :56.64 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins :56.90 14 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers :53.17 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :51.05 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami :50.28 17-18 yrs Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics :50.84 Open Kyle Richardson Commercial :48.42 200m FS 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami 2:14.82 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 2:06.67
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13 yrs Sam Bell Rocky City 2:04.75 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 1:54.48 15 yrs Justin James Mackay 1:53.13 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1:49.41 17-18 yrs Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 1:45.99 Open Kyle Richardson Commercial 1:46.23 400m FS 13 yrs Jordan Harrison Pro-Ma Miami 4:19.55 14 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 4:02.07 15 yrs Mitch Larkin John Paul College 3:54.72 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3:53.95 17-18 yrs Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:49.27 Open Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 4:01.09 1500m FS 14 yrs & U Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 16:05.90 15 yrs Joshua Richardson Albany Creek 17:23.06 16 yrs George O‟Brien Brisbane Jets 15:29.49 Open Kieran Carrigan John Paul College 16:05.39
50m BK 10 yrs Clyde Lewis Clayfield Aquatics :34.94 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami :33.31 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera :29.84 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :27.84 14 yrs Connor McKiernan TAS Swimming :28.31 15 yrs Zachary Taylor Brothers :28.22 16 yrs Max Ackermann Warwick :26.05 17-18 yrs Christopher Dunne Warwick :25.92 Open Jason Lucht Chandler :26.96 MD David Lee Gympie :32.65 100m BK 11 yrs Kurt Hogan Brisbane Jets 1:16.05 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:04.89 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers 1:01.67 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 1:01.75 15 yrs Mitch Larkin John Paul College :59.10 16 yrs Max Ackermann Warwick :56.60 17-18 yrs Christopher Dunne Warwick :56.09 Open Jason Lucht Chandler :58.03 200m BK 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:13.62 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 2:12.25 15 yrs Jarrad Heath Palmwoods 2:11.61 16 yrs Michael Evans Hervey Bay 2:06.70 17-18 yrs Braiden Camm Redlands 2:00.10 Open Ben Donaldson Commercial 2:02.87 50m BRS 10 yrs Clyde Lewis Clayfield Aquatics :40.66 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami :37.75 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera :33.06 13 yrs Jared Gilliland Brothers :33.68 14 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers :31.28 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :30.61 16 yrs Nicholas Schafer River City :29.58 17-18 yrs Luke Kerswell Southside Aquatics :29.77 Open Rob Van Der Zant Yeronga Park :29.17 MD Nick Fredriksen Kilcoy :40.05 100m BRS 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami 1:21.39 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:12.25 13 yrs Jared Gilliland Brothers 1:13.34 14 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 1:05.92 15 yrs Scott Neuman Flyers 1:07.68 16 yrs Nicholas Schafer River City 1:04.52
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17-18 yrs Corey Brown Gladstone 1:05.48 Open Matthew White Rocky City 1:03.52 200m BRS 13 yrs Jared Gilliland Brothers 2:37.97 14 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 2:22.20 15 yrs Thomas Clarke TSS Aquatics 2:31.93 16 yrs Nicholas Schafer River City 2:19.33 17-18 yrs Josh Di Bella St Peters Western 2:23.90 Open Matthew White Rocky City 2:17.43 50m FLY 10 yrs Clyde Lewis Clayfield Aquatics :34.49 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami :30.55 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera :29.29 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :25.91 14 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :25.00 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :26.15 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami :25.41 17-18 yrs Christopher Dunne Warwick :25.31 Open Kieren Sparks John Paul College :25.35 MD David Lee Gympie :30.47 100m FLY 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami 1:08.64 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:05.76 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :59.60 14 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :54.65 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :56.52 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami :57.07 17-18 yrs Grant Irvine St Peters Western :55.04 Open Chris Wright Commercial :53.02 200m FLY 13 yrs Tom Williams Coolum Peregian 2:19.28 14 yrs Dylan Hall Pro-Ma Miami 2:11.93 15 yrs Justin James Mackay 2:06.94 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami 2:06.19 17-18 yrs Grant Irvine St Peters Western 2:03.20 Open Chris Wright Commercial 1:59.94 100m IM 10 yrs Clyde Lewis Clayfield Aquatics 1:14.77 11 yrs Cody Simpson Pro-Ma Miami 1:10.44 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:04.09 13 yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers 1:03.57 14 yrs Connor McKiernan TAS Swimming 1:02.80 15 yrs Justin James Mackay :58.76 16 yrs Hayden McEvoy Pro-Ma Miami :57.47 17-18 yrs Daniel Lester Albany Creek :57.16 Open Stephen Parkes St Peters Western :56.66 200m IM 14 yrs & U Buster Sykes Brothers 2:07.89 15 yrs Mitch Larkin John Paul College 2:03.31 16 yrs Bogdan Urichianu TAS Swimming 2:09.03 17-18 yrs Daniel Lester Albany Creek 2:03.10 Open Matthew White Rocky City 2:09.41 400m IM 14 yrs & U Buster Sykes Brothers 4:31.89 15 yrs Mitch Larkin John Paul College 4:24.60 16 yrs Bogdan Urichianu TAS Swimming 4:30.80 17-18 yrs Daniel Lester Albany Creek 4:29.65 Open Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 4:31.33
2008 Queensland Championships
Female 50m FS Open Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :24.96
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MD Nerice Holland Chandler :30.49 100m FS 11 yrs Taylor Green John Paul College 1:04.17 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami :58.67 13 yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :56.25 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Noosa :55.84 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers :56.64 16 yrs Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :55.04 Open Cate Campbell Indooroopilly :54.69 MD Nerice Holland Chandler 1:04.41 200m FS 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami 2:07.08 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:01.91 14 yrs Brittany Elmslie Noosa 2:04.47 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 2:04.04 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers 2:01.67 Open Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 1:59.04 400m FS 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami 4:27.85 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 4:16.16 14 yrs Kotuku Ngawati TAS Cairns 4:28.11 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 4:19.34 16 yrs Katie Goldman Miami 4:16.20 Open Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 4:08.92 MD Nerice Holland Chandler 4:49.34 800m FS 13 yrs & U Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 8:48.23 14 yrs Amy Allen Atherton 9:13.56 15 yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 8:59.81 16 yrs Miranda Bell Rocky City 8:58.67 17 yrs & O Bronte Barratt Albany Creek 8:36.61 100m BK 11 yrs Brooke Krause Albany Creek 1:15.45 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami 1:08.02 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 1:04.41 14 yrs Maddison Bruce Acacia Bayside 1:04.85 15 yrs Tiera Butkus Brothers 1:04.83 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers 1:00.60 Open Emily Seebohm Brothers 1:00.59 MD Nerice Holland Chandler 1:14.55 200m BK 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami 2:22.61 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:17.72 14 yrs Kotuku Ngawati TAS Cairns 2:19.13 15 yrs Tiera Butkus Brothers 2:19.61 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers 2:17.65 Open Meagen Nay St Peters Western 2:11.24 100m BRS 11 yrs Brooklyn Jones St Hilda‟s Aquatics 1:21.56 12 yrs Aoife Scales Newmarket Racers 1:19.62 13 yrs Tess David St Peters Western 1:12.92 14 yrs Katherine Gaynor Acacia Bayside 1:14.09 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:10.32 16 yrs Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic 1:11.07 Open Jade Edmistone Chandler 1:09.45 MD Kayla Clarke Woogaroo 1:34.41 200m BRS 12 yrs Tianni Gilmour Coolum Peregian 2:51.46 13 yrs Tess David St Peters Western 2:35.92 14 yrs Kate Dimou Chandler 2:39.15 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:33.89 16 yrs Rebecca Kemp Mackay 2:32.57 Open Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:29.03 100m FLY 11 yrs Taylor Green John Paul College 1:09.22 12 yrs Vanessa Puhlmann Redcliffe Leagues 1:05.72
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13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 1:01.44 14 yrs Gabrielle Epstein Miami 1:02.45 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 1:03.10 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :59.68 Open Samantha Hamill Kawana Waters 1:00.29 MD Nerice Holland Chandler 1:11.08 200m FLY 12 yrs Vanessa Puhlmann Redcliffe Leagues 2:21.70 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:15.02 14 yrs Gabrielle Epstein Miami 2:20.31 15 yrs Kathryn McLoughlin Brothers 2:21.06 16 yrs Amy Levings Miami 2:14.69 Open Amy Smith St Peters Western 2:10.04 200m IM 11 yrs Taylor Green John Paul College 2:41.47 12 yrs Bonnie MacDonald Miami 2:29.21 13 yrs Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 2:18.60 14 yrs Kotuku Ngawati TAS Cairns 2:21.57 15 yrs Tessa Wallace Pelican Waters Caloundra 2:19.77 16 yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers 2:13.50 Open Ellen Fullerton Miami 2:18.25 MD Kayla Clarke Woogaroo 2:50.71 400m IM 13 yrs & U Mikkayla Maselli-Sheridan Commercial 4:52.06 14 yrs Katherine Gaynor Acacia Bayside 5:07.00 15 yrs Keryn McMaster Brisbane Jets 4:55.60 16 yrs Katie Goldman Miami 4:50.69 17 yrs & O Caitlin Mitchell Waterworx 4:58.17 Male 50m FS Open Kyle Richardson Commercial :22.73 MD Blake Cochrane Southern Cross :28.01 100m FS 11 yrs Lachlan Neill Coolum Peregian 1:01.27 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Commera :57.10 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins :54.43 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic :52.43 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :52.11 16 yrs Justin James Mackay :51.47 Open Nicholas Ffrost Southport Olympic :49.92 MD Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues 1:00.97 200m FS 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 2:05.90 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:02.17 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 1:55.15 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 1:51.51 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 1:51.16 Open Kenrick Monk St Peters Western 1:49.07 400m FS 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 4:32.11 13 yrs Jordan Harrison Miami 4:21.02 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 4:06.88 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 3:58.22 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 3:57.69 Open Ryan Napoleon St Peters Western 3:52.86 MD Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues 4:26.13 800m FS 12-13 yrs Jordan Harrison Miami 9:01.33 1500m FS 14 yrs & U Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 16:22.38 15 yrs Joshua Richardson Albany Creek 17:17.52 16 yrs Kieran Logan Southside Aquatics 16:41.52 17 yrs & O Trent Grimsey Albany Creek 15:31.11 100m BK 11 yrs Lachlan Neill Coolum Peregian 1:10.43 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:04.86 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 1:01.45
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14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic :59.56 15 yrs Rory Sanders Noosa 1:00.10 16 yrs Max Ackermann Warwick :58.11 Open Ben Donaldson Commercial :57.39 MD Grant Patterson Central Cairns 2:03.36 200m BK 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 2:23.02 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:18.36 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 2:10.48 15 yrs Rory Sanders Noosa 2:10.54 16 yrs Michael Evans Hervey Bay 2:07.68 Open Braiden Camm Redlands 2:03.60 100m BRS 11 yrs Cody Simpson Miami 1:20.96 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 1:12.87 13 yrs Lorenzo Mauro-Todd Duncanswim 1:13.14 14 yrs Jake Packard Noosa 1:08.73 15 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 1:07.83 16 yrs Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 1:04.84 Open Brenton Richard Brothers 1:02.06 MD Blake Cochrane Southern Cross 1:25.47 200m BRS 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 2:38.30 13 yrs Joey Janse Van Vuuren Flyers 2:36.54 14 yrs Jake Packard Noosa 2:30.52 15 yrs Buster Sykes Brothers 2:23.37 16 yrs Liam Kinneally Brisbane Jets 2:20.22 Open Brenton Rickard Brothers 2:15.29 100m FLY 11 yrs Cody Simpson Miami 1:07.14 12 yrs Max Muggerdige Gullivers Coomera 1:03.17 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 1:00.11 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport :56.75 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial :53.61 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western :55.32 Open Grant Irvine St Peters Western :55.39 MD Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues 1:08.29 200m FLY 12 yrs Jesse Whenuaroa Palm Beach Currumbin 2:25.80 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:18.65 14 yrs Zach Featherstone Southport Olympic 2:07.64 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 2:01.97 16 yrs Ned McKendry St Peters Western 2:03.52 Open Jayden Hadler Commercial 1:58.67 200m IM 11 yrs Lachlan Neill Coolum Peregian 2:34.49 12 yrs Max Muggeridge Gullivers Coomera 2:20.35 13 yrs Regan Leong Townsville Marlins 2:17.84 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 2:16.32 15 yrs Jayden Hadler Commercial 2:03.76 16 yrs Justin James Mackay 2:06.47 Open Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 2:03.98 MD Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues 2:32.97 400m IM 13 yrs & U Alex Williams Gladstone 5:09.71 14 yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 4:49.15 15 yrs Mitch Larkin Brisbane Jets 4:32.87 16 yrs Zac Dalby East Brisbane 4:38.69 17 yrs & O Stephen Parkes St Peters Western 4:27.27 Relays Female 4 x 50m Club FR 9-10 yrs Clayfield Aquatics 2:14.04 12 yrs & U Albany Creek 2:00.57 14 yrs & U Acacia Bayside 1:50.48
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16 yrs & U Indooroopilly 1:48.29 4x 100m Club FR Open St Peters Western 3:50.97 4 x 50m Region FR 9-10 yrs Brisbane SA Region 2:10.47 12 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 1:55.03 14 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 1:50.61 16 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 1:52.53 Open Darling Downs Region 1:52.67 4 x 50m Region MR 9-10 yrs Brisbane SA Region 2:23.81 12 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 2:09.54 14 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 2:03.05 16 yrs & U Brisbane SA Region 2:03.55 Open Wide Bay Region 2:04.79 4 x 50m Club MR 9-10 yrs Australian Crawl 2:27.46 12 yrs & U Albany Creek 2:14.89 14 yrs & U St Peters Western 2:00.93 16 yrs & U Brothers 2:00.40 4 x 100m Club MR Open St Peters Western 4:13.56
Relays Male 4 x 50m Club FR 9-10 yrs East Brisbane 2:13.85 12 yrs & U Palm Beach Currumbin 1:57.25 14 yrs & U Brothers 1:44.16 16yrs & U East Brisbane 1:39.46 4 x 100m Club FR Open St Peters Western 3:26.86 4 x 50m Region FR 9-10 yrs Gold Coast Region 2:08.95 12 yrs & U Gold Coast Region 1:55.06 14 yrs & U Wide Bay Region 1:44.16 16 yrs & U Darling Downs Region 1:39.09 Open Gold Coast Region 1:36.19 4 x 50m Region MR 9-10 yrs Brisbane SA Region 2:23.54 12 yrs & U Gold Coast Region 2:10.73 14 yrs & U Wide Bay Region 1:55.87 16 yrs & U Darling Downs Region 1:49.96 Open Darling Downs Region 1:47.59 4 x 50m Club MR 9-10 yrs East Brisbane 2:34.10 12 yrs & U Palm Beach Currumbin 2:11.63 14 yrs & U Brothers 1:56.29 16 yrs & U Brisbane Jets 1:48.44 4 x 100m Club MR Open St Peters Western 3:53.26
2008 Queensland Open Water Championships
Women‟s 2.5km 11-12yrs Bonnie MacDonald Pro-Ma Miami 30:32.93 13yrs Keely Stewart Redcliffe Leagues 32:35.76 Women‟s 5km 12-13yrs Michaela Orsmond Palm Beach Currumbin 1:02:25.09 14yrs Kareena Lee Coolum Peregian 1:02:13.39 15yrs Darthea Clydsdale Brothers 59:02.05 16yrs Danielle DeFrancesco Pro-Ma Miami 58:57.26 17yrs Natasha Harrison Coolum Peregian 58:58.63 18 yrs Kimberley Townley- Gardens 59:03.28 Jones Open Stacey Hansford Albany Creek Women‟s 10km 14yrs Lilly Giese Clayfield Aquatics 2:12:33.26 15 yrs Caitlin Zillman Yeronga Park 2:07:29.17 16 yrs Danielle DeFrancesco Pro-Ma Miami 1:58:01.27
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18 yrs Kimberley Townley- Gardens 1:58:24.85 Jones Open Amy Thompson Kawana Waters 1:58:00.79 Men‟s 2.5km 11-12yrs Sam Horton TSS Aquatics 32:42.75 13yrs Marcus Hall North Pine Aquatics 32:15.68 Men‟s 5km 13yrs Jordan Harrison Pro-Ma Miami 1:00:35.86 14yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 57:09.90 15yrs Zachary Taylor Brothers 57:21.69 16yrs Zach Hansford Albany Creek 57:28.39 17yrs Jackson Van Der Zant Yeronga Park 57:26.73 18yrs Campbell Schmidt River City 1:06:03.64 Open George O‟Brien Brisbane Jets 56:59.43 Men‟s 10km 14yrs Ridge Grimsey Albany Creek 1:57:53.68 15 yrs Joshua Richardson Albany Creek 2:07:53.53 16yrs Kieran Logan Southside Aquatics 2:00:21.58 Open David Browne St Peters Western 1:54:41.35
2009 Queensland Sprint Championships
Female 50m FS 9yrs Tereka Fasala Waterworx :32.51 10yrs Hannah-Grace Robb Nerang :31.38 11yrs Taylor Green John Paul College :29.52 12yrs Brittany McEvoy Southport Olympic :27.45 13yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :25.35 14yrs Madison Wilson St Peters Western :27.20 15yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :26.43 16yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :26.62 17-18yrs Melanie Durso Pro-Ma Miami :26.68 Open Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :25.53 MD Kayla Clarke Woogaroo :31.68 50m BK 9yrs Tereka Fasala Waterworx :39.20 10yrs Amy Forrester Clayfield Aquatics :35.34 11yrs Ella Meyrick Clayfield Aquatics :35.27 12yrs Tianni Gilmour Coolum Peregian :32.65 13yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :30.50 14yrs Madison Wilson St Peters Western :31.04 15yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :30.84 16yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :29.55 17-18yrs Hayley Wolff Fairholme :31.27 Open Emily Seebohm Brothers :29.49 MD Kayla Clarke Woogaroo :37.26 50m BRS 9yrs Elly Wikaire Pro-Ma Miami :44.48 10yrs Abbey Pout Warwick :40.93 11yrs Brooklyn Jones St Hilda‟s Aquatics :37.67 12yrs Aoife Scales Newmarket Racers :36.21 13yrs Tess David St Peters Western :34.49 14yrs Kate Dimou Chandler :35.65 15yrs Ashleigh Olive Gatton :35.47 16yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :33.16 17-18yrs Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic :31.84 Open Leiston Pickett Southport Olympic :31.90 MD Sally Wheeler Maryborough :43.77 50m FLY 9yrs Julia Gibson Somerset :36.31 10yrs Hannah-Grace Robb Nerang :33.90 11yrs Taylor Green John Paul College :31.06
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12yrs Jessica Hobbin Fairymead :30.74 13yrs Yolane Kukla St Peters Western :28.08 14yrs Brittany Elmslie Noosa :27.88 15yrs Tegan Warrener Warwick :28.02 16yrs Emily Seebohm Brothers :28.01 17-18yrs Hayley Wolff Fairholme :29.31 Open Emily Seebohm Brothers :27.86 MD Sally Wheeler Maryborough :34.65 Male 50m FS 9yrs Bailey Armstrong Coopers Burleigh :32.83 10yrs BJ Oates Biloela Bluefins :32.24 11yrs Bailey Lawson Palm Beach Currumbin :28.08 12yrs Ryan Parker Acacia Bayside :26.09 13yrs Alex Press TSS Aquatics :24.64 14yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :24.05 15yrs Andrew Digby TSS Aquatics :24.76 16yrs Lauchlan Cushing Super Centre Aquatics :24.22 17-18yrs Tom Barrett Acacia Bayside :23.52 Open Gene Kubala Super Centre Aquatics :22.88 MD Eddie Buttimore Super Centre Aquatics :37.07 50m BK 9yrs Bailey Armstrong Coopers Burleigh :39.33 10yrs Jack Caldwell Southside Aquatics :37.32 11yrs Lachaln Neill Coolum Peregian :32.99 12yrs Cade Fasala Waterworx :31.63 13yrs Alex Press TSS Aquatics :29.54 14yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :27.51 15yrs Rory Sanders Noosa :28.15 16yrs Lukas Nattmann Yeronga Park :28.09 17-18yrs Christopher Dunne Warwick :27.02 Open Bobby Jovanovich Brothers :26.52 MD David Lee Gympie :32.78 50m BRS 9yrs Callum McFaul Chandler :45.75 10yrs Luke Armstrong Mackay :42.30 11yrs Lachlan Neill Coolum Peregian :37.42 12yrs Jesse Whenuaroa Palm Beach Currumbin :34.99 13yrs Alex Williams Gladstone :32.55 14yrs Jake Packard Noosa :31.46 15yrs Buster Sykes Brothers :31.47 16yrs Scott Neuman Flyers :31.54 17-18yrs Corey Brown Gladstone :30.76 Open Corey Brown Gladstone :30.91 MD Nicholas Morland Surfers Paradise :38.92 50m FLY 9yrs Bailey Armstrong Coopers Burleigh :35.92 10yrs Ivan Zelich Acacia Bayside :35.36 11yrs Lachlan Neill Coolum Peregian :31.72 12yrs Cade Fasala Waterworx :29.45 13yrs Alex Press TSS Aquatics :27.41 14yrs Zac Whenuaroa Brothers :25.37 15yrs Buster Sykes Brothers :26.37 16yrs Zac Dalby East Brisbane :25.66 17-18yrs James Roberts Super Centre Aquatics :25.00 Open Bobby Jovanovich Brothers :25.38 MD Brenden Hall Redcliffe Leagues :31.50
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SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
FINANCE: Mr. P. Plumridge (Chair), * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Dr. S. Hooton, Mrs. S. Hardie, Mr. J. Dixon (until October 2008), Mr. J. Turner (from November 2008), Mr. J. Keppie OAM (from October 2008)
COMPETITION: * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM (Chair), Mr. J. Keppie OAM (Chair from October 2008), Mrs. J. McGinley, Mr. P. Crane, Mr. S. Crow, Mr. T. Major
DEVELOPMENT: * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM (Chair), Mr. J. Keppie OAM (Chair from October 2008), Mr. B. Stehr, Mr. J. Lemberg, Mr. S. Volkers
PLANNING: Mrs. S. Hardie (Chair), * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mr. R. Gage, Mr. J. Keppie OAM (from October 2008)
TECHNICAL: Mr. J. Keppie OAM (Chair), Mr. E. Randle, Mrs. J. McGinley, Mrs. K. Macleod, Dr. S. Hooton, * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mr. P. Crane
AWARDS: Dr. S. Hooton (Chair), Mrs. M. Pugh OAM, Mr. R. Kretchmann
APPOINTED POSITIONS:
SELECTOR: * Mrs. M. Pugh OAM
CHIEF REFEREE: Mrs. K. Macleod
CONTROL ROOM SUPERVISOR: Mrs. S. Hardie
MEET MANAGER: Mrs. J. McGinley
TECHNICAL MANAGER: Mr. J. Keppie OAM
RECORD OFFICER: Mrs. K. Forno
*Mrs. M. Pugh OAM stood down from the Board, all sub-committees (except Awards) and as Selector from September 2008.
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