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2021 Australian Swimming Championships - 14/04/2021 to 18/04/2021 Final Start List 2021 Australian Swimming Championships - 14/04/2021 to 18/04/2021 Final Start List Event 1 Women Open 200 LC Metre Freestyle World: 1:52.98 29/07/2009 Federica Pellegrini Italy Commonwealth: 1:54.27 25/07/2019 Ariarne Titmus Australia Australian: 1:54.27 25/07/2019 Ariarne Titmus SPW All Comers: 1:54.30 9/04/2019 Ariarne Titmus SPW Meet Qualifying: 2:06.17 Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Place 1 TITMUS, ARIARNE 20 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:54.27 __________ ______ 2 MCKEON, EMMA 26 GRIFFITH UNI 1:54.55 __________ ______ 3 WILSON, MADISON 26 MARION 1:56.60 __________ ______ 4 THROSSELL, BRIANNA 25 UWA WEST COAST 1:56.62 __________ ______ 5 NEALE, LEAH 25 CHANDLER 1:57.33 __________ ______ 6 PALLISTER, LANI 18 GRIFFITH UNI 1:58.09 __________ ______ 7 BUCHANAN, CARLA 25 RACKLEY 1:58.32 __________ ______ 8 MELVERTON, KIAH 24 TSS AQUATIC 1:58.48 __________ ______ 9 SHERIDAN, MIKKAYLA 26 USC SPARTANS 1:58.66 __________ ______ 10 O'CALLAGHAN, MOLLIE 17 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:58.74 __________ ______ 11 MCKEOWN, KAYLEE 19 USC SPARTANS 1:58.82 __________ ______ 12 LEE, KAREENA 27 NOOSA 1:59.64 __________ ______ 13 JACOBSON, REBECCA 19 RACKLEY 1:59.77 __________ ______ 14 WOODS, ELYSE 22 MELBOURNE VICENTRE 2:00.00 __________ ______ 15 ROGERS, DAHLAS 26 USC SPARTANS 2:00.15 __________ ______ 16 WEBB, ABBEY 20 GINNINDERRA 2:00.21 __________ ______ 17 BROWN, CHARLI 18 MANLY 2:00.44 __________ ______ 18 COONEY, GEMMA 21 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 2:00.48 __________ ______ 19 NGAWATI, KOTUKU 26 MELBOURNE VICENTRE 2:00.55 __________ ______ 20 CASTELLUZZO, BRITTANY 20 TEA TREE GULLY 2:00.59 __________ ______ 21 TAYLOR, LAURA 21 TSS AQUATIC 2:01.03 __________ ______ 22 MACLEOD, LUCINDA 16 GRIFFITH UNI 2:01.21 __________ ______ 23 MESSER, MIKAYLA 21 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:01.31 __________ ______ 24 GUBECKA, CHELSEA 22 YERONGA PARK 2:01.33 __________ ______ 25 GOUGH, MADELEINE 21 TSS AQUATIC 2:01.35 __________ ______ 26 KING, ELIZA 20 RACKLEY 2:01.36 __________ ______ 27 MOUNFIELD, BETHAN 20 MARION 2:02.09 __________ ______ 28 JOHNSON, MOESHA 23 TSS AQUATIC 2:02.29 __________ ______ 29 COOK, TAMSIN 22 UWA WEST COAST 2:02.29 __________ ______ 30 WHITE, EMILY 17 NORWOOD 2:03.61 __________ ______ 31 SCHOORL, ABIGAIL 19 BOND 2:04.22 __________ ______ 32 LAVIN, JESSICA 21 YERONGA PARK 2:04.38 __________ ______ 33 STOVGAARD, TANYA 21 TSS AQUATIC 2:04.46 __________ ______ 34 DAY, BAILEY 16 SOUTHSIDE AQUATICS 2:04.64 __________ ______ 35 STUART, ALICE 23 TSS AQUATIC 2:04.68 __________ ______ 36 CRAN, EMMA 19 CARINA LEAGUES CJ'S 2:04.81 __________ ______ 37 WELLFARE, SARAH 21 SYDNEY UNI 2:04.82 __________ ______ 38 COOPER, MADISON 16 GEELONG 2:05.11 __________ ______ 39 DALGLEISH, BETHANY 17 MLC AQUATIC 2:05.84 __________ ______ 40 CRISP, BIANCA 21 TSS AQUATIC 2:05.95 __________ ______ 41 FYDLER, ADRIANA 17 KNOX PYMBLE 2:06.17 __________ ______ Event 1A Women 17-20 200 LC Metre Freestyle Meet Qualifying: 2:08.50 Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Place 1 HARRIS, MEG 19 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:59.86 __________ ______ 2 PEINIGER, GABRIELLA 18 NUNAWADING 2:00.08 __________ ______ 3 KEARNEY, ABBEY 18 FIRBANK AQUASTARS 2:00.78 __________ ______ 4 STARR, JADE 18 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:00.91 __________ ______ 5 PENDERGAST, GEORGIA 18 ST ANDREW'S 2:01.09 __________ ______ 6 EKELMANS, ISABEL 19 NUNAWADING 2:01.32 __________ ______ 7 COSTA, KAYLA 19 NUNAWADING 2:01.70 __________ ______ 8 SKEWES, MAGGIE 17 MLC AQUATIC 2:01.91 __________ ______ 9 UNDERWOOD, CHANTELLE 17 NUNAWADING 2:02.97 __________ ______ 10 GODDARD, ELLA 18 TAS SWIMMING 2:03.14 __________ ______ 11 HARRISON, LEXI 18 NARRABEEN 2:03.36 __________ ______ 2021 Australian Swimming Championships - 14/04/2021 to 18/04/2021 Final Start List 12 MCCARTHY, STEFANIE 17 ST PETERS WESTERN 2:03.62 __________ ______ 13 DRING, LUCY 18 SUNSHINE COAST GRAMMAR 2:03.65 __________ ______ 14 DAVISON-MCGOVERN, JACQUELINE 17 YERONGA PARK 2:03.69 __________ ______ 15 MITCHELL, CHARLOTTE 20 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:03.71 __________ ______ 16 MACFARLANE, SAMANTHA 17 BREAKERS 2:03.92 __________ ______ 17 PULFORD, (V), MICHAELA 17 SOUTH AFRICA 2:04.11 __________ ______ 18 CURTHOYS-DAVIES, HARLIAI 18 BAROSSA 2:04.27 __________ ______ 19 SCHMIDT, HANNAH 18 BOND 2:04.50 __________ ______ 20 WESTON, ELYSE 17 BREAKERS 2:04.50 __________ ______ 21 HOUSE, TARRYN 18 SOUTHSIDE AQUATICS 2:04.82 __________ ______ 22 PRENZLER, TAHLIA 19 ST ANDREW'S 2:04.91 __________ ______ 23 STUART, MIKAYLA 18 PELICAN WATERS 2:04.94 __________ ______ 24 HARTSHORNE, ABBY 18 SOPAC 2:05.27 __________ ______ 25 WHITNEY, ALIX 19 RACKLEY 2:05.42 __________ ______ 26 MASON, ISABELLE 19 BOND 2:05.52 __________ ______ 27 RIBBONS, CAITLYN 17 UWA WEST COAST 2:05.54 __________ ______ 28 KNOTT, RUBY 17 UWA WEST COAST 2:05.92 __________ ______ 29 DONATO, BRIANNA 18 TSS AQUATIC 2:06.04 __________ ______ 30 GIBBS-BEAL, FINELLA 17 NOOSA 2:06.16 __________ ______ 31 BENTLEY, PHOEBE 17 PORT MACQUARIE 2:06.25 __________ ______ 32 HOSKIN, NICOLA 20 BRISBANE GRAMMAR 2:06.37 __________ ______ 33 HORWOOD, JEMIMA 19 UWA WEST COAST 2:06.40 __________ ______ 34 O'BRIEN, AMELIA 17 WESTS ILLAWARRA 2:06.60 __________ ______ 35 MAGUIRE, LAUREN 17 ST ANDREW'S 2:06.94 __________ ______ 36 EDWARDS, KIRRILY 20 REVESBY WORKERS 2:06.95 __________ ______ 37 HUELL, CAITLIN 19 MELBOURNE PROPULSION 2:07.12 __________ ______ 38 MOUATT, JESSICA 19 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:07.16 __________ ______ 39 ARMSTRONG, MADISYN 20 KAWANA WATERS 2:07.17 __________ ______ 40 PLATTS, GEORGIA 17 SOPAC 2:07.22 __________ ______ 41 SANDERS, NICOLE 17 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:07.25 __________ ______ 42 SENIOR, MEG 17 GINNINDERRA 2:07.36 __________ ______ 43 MALKIN, ELIYAH 17 RAVENSWOOD 2:07.47 __________ ______ 44 MCLACHLAN, ISABEL 18 NORWOOD 2:07.49 __________ ______ 45 ALLRED, ASHLEIGH 18 TSS AQUATIC 2:07.54 __________ ______ 46 MAHFOUZ, MANAR 18 MELTON 2:07.69 __________ ______ 47 RAPKINS, ALEXANDRA 18 FIRBANK AQUASTARS 2:07.73 __________ ______ 48 BANKS, ALANNAH 17 IVANHOE AQUA 2:07.73 __________ ______ 49 SHEPHERD, KIRRALEE 17 NUNAWADING 2:07.75 __________ ______ 50 WALTON, BIANCA 17 AUBURN 2:07.78 __________ ______ 51 NELSON, HOLLY 18 ABBOTSLEIGH 2:08.14 __________ ______ 52 OGILVIE, TARAH 19 MANLY 2:08.16 __________ ______ 53 GIBSON, ABBY 17 CARLILE 2:08.21 __________ ______ 54 COURTNEY, BRITTANY 17 NUDGEE COLLEGE 2:08.25 __________ ______ 55 TURNER, GLADYS 17 CITY OF SYDNEY 2:08.28 __________ ______ 56 MCCARTHY, OLIVIA 17 ST HILDA'S, QLD 2:08.28 __________ ______ 57 WATSON, TEEGAN 18 UWA WEST COAST 2:08.29 __________ ______ 58 LAW-WHITTING, KATE 17 CARLILE 2:08.36 __________ ______ 59 AXTENS, JINLI 17 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2:08.50 __________ ______ 60 MICALLEF, TAHLIA 17 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2:08.50 __________ ______ Event 2 Men Open 200 LC Metre Freestyle World: 1:42.00 28/07/2009 Paul Biedermann Germany Commonwealth: 1:44.06 25/07/2001 Ian Thorpe Australia Australian: 1:44.06 25/07/2001 Ian Thorpe SLC Aquadot All Comers: 1:43.86 27/03/2007 Michael Phelps USA Meet Qualifying: 1:54.78 Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Place 1 LEWIS, CLYDE 23 BOND 1:44.90 __________ ______ 2 GRAHAM, ALEXANDER 25 BOND 1:45.69 __________ ______ 3 CHALMERS, KYLE 22 MARION 1:45.76 __________ ______ 4 WINNINGTON, ELIJAH 20 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:45.79 __________ ______ 5 MCLOUGHLIN, JACK 26 CHANDLER 1:46.82 __________ ______ 6 HORTON, MACK 24 MELBOURNE VICENTRE 1:47.05 __________ ______ 2021 Australian Swimming Championships - 14/04/2021 to 18/04/2021 Final Start List 7 NEILL, THOMAS 18 RACKLEY 1:47.66 __________ ______ 8 TOWNSEND, LOUIS 23 RACKLEY 1:47.87 __________ ______ 9 TEMPLE, MATTHEW 21 NUNAWADING 1:48.25 __________ ______ 10 INCERTI, ZAC 24 UWA WEST COAST 1:48.36 __________ ______ 11 BRINKWORTH, ASHTON 21 UWA WEST COAST 1:48.77 __________ ______ 12 HANSFORD, JACOB 25 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:48.93 __________ ______ 13 HERTZ, JOSHUA 25 SOPAC 1:49.16 __________ ______ 14 CARTWRIGHT, JACK 22 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:49.17 __________ ______ 15 NEGRI, BENNO 22 MELBOURNE VICENTRE 1:49.21 __________ ______ 16 ROBERTS, WESLEY 23 WESTS ILLAWARRA 1:49.56 __________ ______ 17 TYSOE, CAMERON 24 WARRINGAH AQUATIC 1:49.89 __________ ______ 18 HUNTER, DANIEL 26 BOND 1:50.45 __________ ______ 19 KOCH, JAMES 22 SYDNEY UNI 1:50.49 __________ ______ 20 MILLARD, NOAH 18 MLC AQUATIC 1:50.69 __________ ______ 21 FRASER-HOLMES, THOMAS 29 GRIFFITH UNI 1:50.70 __________ ______ 22 HAWKE, CHARLIE 18 HUNTER 1:50.90 __________ ______ 23 ROGERSON, ELLIOT 21 NUNAWADING 1:50.94 __________ ______ 24 WOODROW, DANIEL 18 AMBROSE TREACY 1:51.11 __________ ______ 25 GEORGE, ZAC 19 SOMERVILLE 1:51.86 __________ ______ 26 HARRIS, SILAS 19 NUNAWADING 1:51.89 __________ ______ 27 GOUGH, BOWEN 22 NUNAWADING 1:51.94 __________ ______ 28 PEREZ, DANIEL 23 SYDNEY UNI 1:51.97 __________ ______ 29 GORGAS, GABRIEL 19 KNOX PYMBLE 1:52.07 __________ ______ 30 SIMAT, JOSHUA 23 SOPAC 1:52.12 __________ ______ 31 CARLETON, MAX 23 ST PETERS WESTERN 1:52.18 __________ ______ 32 MCDONALD, ANGUS 19 SOPAC 1:52.42 __________ ______ 33 WILKES, RYAN 18 SYDNEY UNI 1:52.42 __________ ______ 34 BENEHOUTSOS, THEODOROS 23 MELBOURNE VICENTRE 1:52.67 __________ ______ 35 COLEMAN, BAILEY 19 BOND 1:52.92 __________ ______ 36 HUMENIUK, LUCAS 19 CHANDLER 1:53.05 __________ ______ 37 LOUGHNAN, JACOB 20 PALM BEACH 1:53.14 __________ ______ 38 BULLEN, TRISTAN 20 BOND 1:53.20 __________ ______ 39 SIMMS, CONNOR 19 BOND 1:53.24 __________ ______ 40 CHAMPION, SHAUN 21 ABBOTSLEIGH 1:53.38 __________ ______ 41 HINDS-SYDENHAM, HAYDEN 24 CARLILE 1:53.42 __________ ______ 42 SINGH CHAHAL, (V), ARVIN 20 MALAYSIA 1:53.45 __________ ______ 43 MAHER, ZACH 19 TSS AQUATIC 1:53.58
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