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Oceania Championship Records
OCEANIA SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS July 2010 INAUGUATED FEBRUARY 1993 MENS EVENTS 50m Freestyle 22.86 Orinoco Faamausili-Banse NZL Christchurch 08.06.08 100m Freestyle 49.83 Mark Herring NZL Christchurch 06.06.08 200m Freestyle 1:48.84 Robert Hurley AUS Christchurch 05.06.08 400m Freestyle 3:53.56 Robert Hurley AUS Christchurch 07.06.08 1500m Freestyle 15:27.31 Theodore Pasialis AUS Christchurch 05.06.08 50m Backstroke 25.64 Robert Hurley AUS Christchurch 06.06.08 100m Backstroke 54.91 Robert Hurley AUS Christchurch 05.06.08 200m Backstroke 2:01.23 Robert Hurley AUS Christchurch 07.06.08 50m Breaststroke 28.31 Glenn Snyders NZL Christchurch 07.06.08 100m Breaststroke 1:02.05 Mark Riley AUS Suva 15.05.04 200m Breaststroke 2:15.27 Jeremy Meyer AUS Samoa 21.06.10 50m Butterfly 23.98 Corney Swanepoel NZL Christchurch 05.06.08 100m Butterfly 52.33 Ryan Pini PNG Christchurch 07.06.08 200m Butterfly 1:58.00 Moss Burmester NZL Christchurch 05.06.08 200m Individual 2:02.21 Dean Kent NZL Christchurch 08.06.08 Medley 400m Individual 4:24.57 Adam Lucas AUS Noumea 10.06.02 Medley 4x100m Freestyle 3:19.91 M. Herring, 50.31 NZL Christchurch 07.06.08 Relay O. Faamausili-Banse, 49.76 W. Benson, 49.68 C. Gibson, 50.16 4x200m Freestyle 7:25.63 R. Napoleon, 1:52.10 AUS Christchurch 06.06.08 Relay R. Turner, 1:50.46 T. Pasialis, 1:52.30 R. Hurley, 1:50.77 4x100m Medley 3:38.62 D. -
Coaches Awarded High Performance Coaching Scholarships
Volume 23. No.1 September 2006 Peter Bishop Matt Cowdrey BISHOPBISHOP && EmergeCOWDREYCOWDREY from the City of Churches Inside this issue: Doing it for the girls: Teri McKeever Keogh: To be #1 Nation in Paralympic Swimming Age Group Planning Principles THE SWImmING AUstRALIA PARALYmpIC PROGRam PatHWAY (PPP) Has BECOME an InnOvatIVE DEVELOpmEnt INITIatIVE THat manY OTHER DIsabILITY spORts ARE TURNING TO FOR InsIGHT anD ADvancEMEnt. rial There are numerous people working behind the scenes at Swimming Australia and within the State Associations to O eorge G continue breaking down the barriers that surround athletes with a disability. it Inside this issue we take a look into the profiles of two of Kaylee Australias most prolific paralympic coaches and the swimmer by ED whose engaging face has covered media for the paralympic swimming movement through the Trials and the Commonwealth Games. Matthew Cowdrey is the young South Australian boy who has captured the hearts of all Australians in his quest for swimming greatness. David Lyall interviews the incredible man beside Matthew’s campaign, “The Bish”, who discusses his coaching philosophies, the Commonwealth Games experience and how Matty matured through his athlete pathway at the Norwood Swimming Club. Paralympic Program Head Coach, Brendan Keogh explains his long term plans for the PPP and discusses how paralympic swimming is leaping forward, and will continue to through his interview. Wendy Ross and Sacha Fulton also provide insight into the Paralympic Program P2 Camp – working towards Beijing in 2008. Other articles in the “Swimming in Australia” September issue include, US coach Teri McKeever, the worlds leading female swimming coach, (pg 8) and Dr Ralph Richards busts the myth surrounding breathing frequency (pg 30) and shares his ideals on the principles of planning (pg 34). -
By Steve Williams
Sw imming Metro North West Your Area June 2008 – Number 2 Logo Competition Closes July 4th Swimming Newsletter President’s Note By Steve Williams The past month has been another busy one for Swimming Metro North West. We have run our first Championship as a new area. The two day program saw PB’s for many swimmers, new event records set and new champions. We experienced a few minor issues over the weekend, but the team of officials and volunteers worked through the problems and delivered a successful inaugural championship. Thank you to the swimmers, coaches, parents and family members, volunteers and officials who made this weekend happens. A race committee meeting has been called to review the Winter Championship program. This is an opportunity for each club and its members to have input into the future of this area and its Championships. Further details of the meeting will appear in this newsletter. The Bronze squad has just completed session 3 and many of the swimmers are already reaping the benefits of involvement with PB’s as a most obvious result, but are also meeting new people and hopefully developing friends throughout the squad. On behalf of the squad thank you to all the coaches who have freely given their time to help develop these swimmers. We have already received some entries for the competition to design a new logo for our area. Keep those entries coming in. Again, it is a chance to be involved in the future of your area. Ron Brettle and his team of presenters and assessors have been busy helping members gain new skills and credentials.