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Australian Alltime Top 25 to 24 March 2009 email any errors or omissions to [email protected] Female 50 Free 1 23.97 L 1030F Lisbeth Trickett23 COMM 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 2 24.13 L 1010F Cate Campbell15 AUS 15/05/2008 Santa Clara International Invitational 3 24.49 L 966F Alice Mills18 QLD 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 4 24.72 L 939F Jodie Henry22 AUS 16/03/2006 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games 5 24.80 L 930F Michell Engelsman24 NSW 27/03/2004 2004 Sydney - Aus Open 6 24.87 L 922F Marieke Guehrer23 MEV 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 7 24.98 L 910F Sophie Edington23 KNGC 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 8 25.19 L 888F Sally Foster23 CAQ 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 9 25.35 L 871F Yolane Kukla13 STPET 7/02/2009 2009 Zoggs Queensland Sprint Championships 10 25.48 L 858P Rebecca Ohlwein 19 CHAND 13/12/2008 2008 Zoggs QLD Championships 11 25.54 L 852S Olivia Halicek19 FOST 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 12 25.57 L 849F Merindah Dingjan18 SSW 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 13 25.60 L 846F Melanie Schlanger19 QLD 30/01/2006 2006 Melbourne Comm. Games Trials 14 25.61 L 845F Ellese Zalewski15 AUS 11/01/2007 2007 Junior Pan Pacific 15* 25.62 L 844F Sarah Ryan24 SA 24/03/2001 Hobart - Australian Open 15* 25.62 L 844F Emily Seebohm 16 BROTH 13/12/2008 2008 Zoggs QLD Championships 17 25.63 L 843F Danni Miatke19 AUS 28/06/2007 2007 Santa Clara International 18* 25.65 L 841S Kelly Stubbins24 HWL 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 18* 25.65L 841F Shayne Reese25 AUS 4/07/2008 2008 Telstra Grand Prix 2 20 25.66 L 840F Cassie Hunt19 QLD 25/05/2002 2002 Cairns - Grand Prix 1 21 25.67 L 839F Angie Bainbridge18 AIS 22/02/2008 2008 Speedo AIS International 22 25.73 L 833F Susan O'Neill27 QLD 16/09/2000 Sydney Olympics 23* 25.79 L 827F Karen Van Wirdum25 QLD 21/04/1996 Sydney - Aus Open 23* 25.79 L 827F Kacey Pilgrim15 AUS 12/10/2008 Commonwealth Youth games 25* 25.80 L 826F Lisa Curry-Kenny27 QLD 25/01/1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games 25* 25.80 L 826F Brittany Elmslie14 AUS 8/01/2009 2009 Jr Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Female 100 Free 1 52.88 L 1032F Lisbeth Trickett23 COMM 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 2 53.30 L 1008F Cate Campbell15 AUS 15/05/2008 Santa Clara International Invitational 3 53.52 L 996S Jodie Henry20 QLD 18/08/2004 2004 Athens Olympic Games - Day 5 4 53.96 L 971F Alice Mills18 QLD 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 5 54.20 L 959F Melanie Schlanger21 COMM 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 6 54.28 L 954F Marieke Guehrer23 MEV 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 7 54.50 L 943F Felicity Galvez24 SOSC 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 8 54.56L 940S Sally Foster23 CAQ 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 9 54.76LL 929F Shayne Reese26 NUN 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 10 54.79 L 928F Susan O'Neill27 QLD 16/09/2000 Sydney Olympics 11 54.92 L 921P Petria Thomas28 NSW 27/03/2004 2004 Sydney - Aus Open 12 54.94L 920F Sarah Ryan25 SA 18/03/2002 2002 Brisbane - Aus Open 13 55.01 L 917F Angie Bainbridge18 HUNT 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 14 55.03 L 916F Linda MacKenzie 24 MACKA 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 15 55.10 L 912F Meagen Nay20 STPET 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 16 55.20 L 907T Emily Seebohm 16 BROTH 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 17* 55.28 L 903S Bronte Barratt19 ALBAN 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 17* 55.28 L 903S Merindah Dingjan18 SSW 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 19 55.36 LL 900P Samantha Pitman15 CPER 27/03/2004 2004 Sydney - Aus Open 20 55.49 L 893F Kelly Stubbins24 HWL 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 21 55.52 L 892F Danni Miatke19 CAA 3/01/2007 2007 Victorian Championships 22 55.62L 887S Jade Neilsen17 MIAMI 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 23 55.63 L 886F Elka Graham22 SYDU 27/03/2004 2004 Sydney - Aus Open 24 55.71L 883F Sophie Edington20 NSW 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 25 55.78 L 879F Ellese Zalewski15 AUS 11/01/2007 2007 Junior Pan Pacific Female 200 Free 1* 1:56.60L 978F Bronte Barratt19 ALBAN 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 1* 1:56.60 LL 978F Stephanie Rice20 AUS 9/08/2008 2008 Olympic Games 3 1:56.99 L 968F Linda MacKenzie 24 MACKA 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 4 1:57.06 L 966S Lisbeth Trickett20 QLD 24/07/2005 2005 Montreal World Championships 5 1:57.47 L 956S Susan O'Neill26 QLD 13/05/2000 Sydney - Aus Open 6 1:57.90L 946F Meagen Nay20 STPET 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 7 1:58.00 LL 943P Felicity Galvez23 AUS 9/08/2008 2008 Olympic Games 8 1:58.05 L 942F Ellen Fullerton16 MIAMI 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 9 1:58.11 L 941F Angie Bainbridge18 HUNT 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 10 1:58.20L 939S Petria Thomas28 NSW 27/03/2004 2004 Sydney - Aus Open 11 1:58.24 L 938S Melanie Schlanger21 COMM 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 12 1:58.52 L 931F Merindah Dingjan18 SSW 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 13 1:58.54 LL 931F Elka Graham19 NSW 22/07/2001 Fukuoka World Championships LC 14 1:58.55L 930F Lara Davenport24 KNGC 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 15 1:58.57 L 930F Giaan Rooney18 QLD 22/07/2001 Fukuoka World Championships LC 16 1:58.73 L 926F Kelly Stubbins24 HWL 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 17 1:58.79L 925F Kylie Palmer18 ALBAN 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 18 1:59.05 L 919P Jodie Henry 23 CHAND 3/12/2006 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships 19 1:59.28L 913F Shayne Reese22 VIC 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 20 1:59.69L 904S Melissa Mitchell17 NSW 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 21 1:59.79 L 902F Michelle Pearson22 QLD 29/07/1984 Los Angeles Olympics 22 1:59.80 L 902P Ashleigh McCleery18 STHPT 30/01/2006 2006 Melbourne Comm. Games Trials 23 1:59.82L 901F Blair Evans17 CPER 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 24 1:59.90 L 899F Stephanie Williams17 HUNT 3/12/2006 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships 25 1:59.92 L 899F Julia Greville18 WA 12/01/1998 Perth World Championships Female 400 Free 1 4:04.16 L 987P Bronte Barratt19 AUS 9/08/2008 2008 Olympic Games 2 4:04.73 L 981F Linda MacKenzie 24 MACKA 22/03/2008 2008 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 3 4:05.98 L 966F Kylie Palmer18 AUS 15/05/2008 Santa Clara International Invitational 4 4:06.28 L 962F Tracey Wickham15 QLD 23/08/1978 West Berlin World Champ. 5 4:08.60 L 935F Elka Graham21 NSW 20/07/2003 2003 Barcelona World Championships 6 4:08.86 L 933F Sheridan Burge-Lopez18 NSW 28/05/1988 Boca Raton 7 4:08.89 L 932F Hayley Lewis15 QLD 25/01/1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games 8 4:09.06 L 930F Ellen Fullerton16 MIAMI 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 9 4:09.38 L 927F Janelle Elford18 NSW 11/05/1988 Sydney - Olympic Trials 10 4:09.56L 925F Haylee Reddaway17 VIC 12/03/2005 2005 Sydney - Aus Open 11* 4:09.72 L 923F Julie McDonald19 QLD 25/01/1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games 11* 4:09.72L 923F Blair Evans17 CPER 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 13 4:09.96 L 920F Katie Goldman16 MIAMI 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 14 4:10.25 L 917F Michelle Ford16 NSW 2/08/1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games 15 4:10.45L 915F Kasey Giteau20 NSW 10/06/2003 2003 Monaco Mare Nostrum 16 4:10.81 L 911F Ashleigh McCleery18 STHPT 30/01/2006 2006 Melbourne Comm. Games Trials 17 4:11.09 L 908F Melissa Gorman22 REDLL 15/12/2007 2007 Zoggs QLD Championships 18 4:11.19 L 907F Petria Thomas28 NSW 27/02/2004 Canberra 19 4:11.32 L 905F Suzie Baumer21 QLD 13/08/1987 Brisbane Pan Pac 20 4:11.36L 905F Meagen Nay20 STPET 13/02/2009 2009 NSW State Open Championships 21 4:11.47 L 904F Julia Greville18 WA 13/03/1997 Adelaide Pan Pac Trials 22 4:11.60L 902F Sarah-Jane D'Arcy23 VIC 13/05/2000 Sydney - Aus Open 23 4:12.03 L 898F Stephanie Williams17 HUNT 16/02/2007 NSW Open Championships 24 4:12.11L 897F Natasha Bowron15 NSW 13/03/1997 Adelaide Pan Pac Trials 25 4:12.20 L 896F Susan O'Neill26 QLD 10/01/2000 Brisbane Female 800 Free 1 8:22.81L 976P Kylie Palmer18 AUS 9/08/2008 2008 Olympic Games 2 8:22.93 L 976F Julie McDonald18 QLD 19/09/1988 Seoul Olympics 3 8:24.15 L 969F Janelle Elford18 NSW 28/05/1988 Boca Raton 4 8:24.62 L 966F Tracey Wickham15 QLD 2/08/1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games 5 8:25.78 L 959F Michelle Ford16 NSW 2/08/1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games 6 8:26.37 L 956F Sheridan Burge-Lopez18 NSW 28/05/1988 Boca Raton 7 8:26.86 L 953F Hayley Lewis19 QLD 13/08/1993 Kobe Pan Pac 8 8:29.13L 940F Bronte Barratt19 AUS 22/05/2008 2008 Mel Zajac Jr International 9 8:29.73 L 937F Linda MacKenzie24 AUS 10/06/2008 Barcelona - Mare Nostum 10 8:30.18 L 935F Stacey Gartrell17 NSW 20/08/1994 Victoria Commonwealth Games 11 8:30.79 L 931F Melissa Gorman20 AUS 16/03/2006 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games 12 8:30.86L 931F Blair Evans17 CPER 17/03/2009 2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 13 8:32.21 L 924F Stephanie Williams17 HUNT 3/12/2006 Telstra Australian Swimming Championships 14 8:32.51 L 922F Donna Procter21 NSW 25/04/1991 Melbourne - Aus Open 15 8:33.78L 915F Sarah Paton19 NSW 30/01/2006 2006 Melbourne Comm.
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    Australian Men Top 25 Long Course 1st January to 23 December 2010 email any errors or omissions to [email protected] FPS Male 50 Free * 22.09 L 921 F Eamon Sullivan 24 AUS 18/06/2010 Pescara, Italy * 22.09 L 921 F Ashley Callus 31 NTEND 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships 22.28 L 897 S Cameron Prosser 25 AUS 3/10/2010 Commonwealth Games - Delhi 22.39 L 884 S Matthew Abood 23 SYDU 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships 22.44 L 878 P Kyle Richardson 23 AUS 18/08/2010 Pan Pacific Championships 22.48 L 874 P Te Haumi Maxwell 16 AUS 26/08/2010 Junior Pan Pacific Championships 22.49 L 872 F Kenneth To 18 AUS 26/08/2010 Junior Pan Pacific Championships 22.66 L 853 F Matt Targett 24 MVC 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships 22.75 L 843 P James Magnussen 19 AUS 18/08/2010 Pan Pacific Championships * 22.86 L 831 F James Roberts 18 NTEND 5/04/2010 2010 Australian Age Championships * 22.86 L 831 S Hamish Rose 19 CPER 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships 22.87 L 830 S Steve Neuwert 25 WSS 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships 23.00 L 816 S Jonathon Newton 29 SYDU 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships * 23.08 L 807 F Joel Alati 17 CAA 15/01/2010 2010 Open SWD Victorian Championships * 23.08 L 807 P Kenrick Monk 22 AUS 18/08/2010 Pan Pacific Championships 23.09 L 806 F Hayden Stoeckel 25 NWD 5/06/2010 2010 SA Division 1 Complete Series * 23.16 L 799 P Andrew Abood 19 KNGC 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra Australian Championships * 23.16 L 799 P Thomas Barrett 18 ACACI 16/03/2010 2010 Telstra
  • 2009 Rulebook

    2009 Rulebook

    2009 RULES & REGULATIONS MAJOR LEGISLATION AND RULE CHANGES FOR 2009 1. Swimwear restrictions were put in place for those competing in 12 & under age group defined competition. 2. Meet information for sanctioned or approved competitions must state whether the pool has been certified in accordance with 104.2.2C(4). 3. A Short Course Junior Nationals will be held each winter. 4. Sexual misconduct provisions have been extended to include all members and/or non- members who are participating in any affairs or activities of USA Swimming or its LSCs. 5. The recruiting provision in the Code of Conduct has been expanded. 6. Part 4 has been rewritten to include LSC Hearings and Appeals. 7. Part 6 has been rewritten to include important information previously included only in the LSC Model Bylaws. DOPING CONTROL All athletes should check the status of all medications they plan to take PRIOR to taking them. This includes Over the Counter and Prescription medications. It is the responsibility of the athlete to ensure that no prohibited substance enters his/her system. The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) offers a Drug Reference Line (1-800-233-0393) and a Drug Reference Online (www.usantidoping.org/dro) where athletes, coaches, parents and medical professionals may check to ensure that proper documentation is on file for their medications and that they are consuming medications that are permitted. To comply with the World Anti-Doping Code, FINA, USOC and USADA have all amended their anti-doping rules. The current rules are available at the offices of USA Swimming or may be found online at the following websites: WADA www.wada-ama.org FINA www.fina.org USOC www.usoc.org USADA www.usantidoping.org USA SWIMMING POLICY MANUAL The USA Swimming Policy Manual is available on USA Swimming’s website: usaswimming.org (Volunteers/Governance).