Cate Campbell Blasts 52.37 100 Free at New South Wales Championships

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Cate Campbell did not compete at this summer’s World Championships in Budapest, but she was in town to watch as Sarah Sjostrom took down Campbell’s world record in the 100 free. Refreshed and re-focused after a disappointing performance at the 2016 Olympics, Campbell returned in the fall and took down the world record in the short course 100 free, and now she appears to be back in form in long course.

At the New South Wales State Championships Friday, Campbell recorded a time of 52.37 in the 100 free, the 11th-fastest performance in history. Only Sjostrom, Campbell, Britta Steffen and Simone Manuel have ever swum quicker..

Campbell was followed in that race by younger sister Bronte Campbell, who finished second in 53.81, while Emma McKeon took third in 53.98.

  1 CAMPBELL, CATE   25 CHAND               54.66      52.37@QT     
    r:+0.81  25.19        52.37 (27.18)
  2 CAMPBELL, BRONT  23 CHAND               54.50      53.81 QT     
    r:+0.67  25.78        53.81 (28.03)
  3 MCKEON, EMMA     23 GUSC                55.38      53.98 QT     
    r:+0.70  26.30        53.98 (27.68)
  4 JACK, SHAYNA     19 CHAND               55.79      54.61 QT     
    r:+0.72  26.32        54.61 (28.29)
  5 WILSON, MADISON  23 BOND                54.65      54.84 QT     
    r:+0.74  26.72        54.84 (28.12)
  6 ELMSLIE, BRITTA  23 BGRAM               55.50      55.80 QT     
    r:+0.70  26.81        55.80 (28.99)
  7 COONEY, GEMMA    18 BGRAM               56.45      56.11 QT     
    r:+0.72  27.16        56.11 (28.95)
  8 BUCHANAN, CARLA  22 ACACI               56.42      56.19 QT     
    r:+0.69  27.12        56.19 (29.07)
  9 OUCHI, SAYUKI    16 JAPAN               56.81      56.72 QT     
    r:+0.64  27.17        56.72 (29.55)
 10 NGAWATI, KOTUKU  23 MVC                 56.49      56.85 QT     
    r:+0.68  27.59        56.85 (29.26)

Cate Campbell also picked up a win in the 50 fly on day one of the Sydney meet, touching in 25.68. That’s two tenths short of Marieke Guehrer’s Australian record of 25.48, and that’s in an event Campbell has never raced internationally. McKeon finished second in this one, tying with South Korea’s An Seyheon at 26.72.

  1 CAMPBELL, CATE   25 CHAND               26.16      25.68@QT     
         r:+0.81                       
  2 AN, SEYHEON      22 KOREA               26.97      26.72 QT     
         r:+0.65                       
  2 MCKEON, EMMA     23 GUSC                26.52      26.72 QT     
         r:+0.70                       
  4 OUCHI, SAYUKI    16 JAPAN               27.31      26.96 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  5 SHINNO, ANNA     18 JAPAN               27.19      27.27 QT     
         r:+0.68                       
  6 LICCIARDI, CHRI  22 SOSC                27.49      27.58 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  7 FYDLER, CLAUDIA  16 KNXP                27.77      27.74 QT     
         r:+0.71                       
  7 WASHER, EMILY    21 CARL                27.80      27.74 QT     
         r:+0.71                       
  7 RAMSDEN, NATASH  17 ABBT                27.80      27.74 QT     
         r:+0.73                       
 10 WALLACE, TESSA   24 PWCAL               27.65      28.13 QT     
         r:+0.67

16-year-old Kaylee McKeown recorded a strong effort in the women’s 200 back, leading the field with a time of 2:08.57. That’s about two seconds short of her own world junior record (2:06.76), which she set on her way to a fourth-place finish in the event at the World Championships. Sian Whittaker (2:09.76) and Hayley Baker (2:11.30) took second and third, respectively.

  1 MCKEOWN, KAYLEE  16 SPRTN             2:12.13    2:08.57*QT     
    r:+0.60  31.26      1:04.74 (33.48)
        1:37.26 (32.52)     2:08.57 (31.31)
  2 WHITTAKER, SIAN  20 MVC               2:13.94    2:09.76 QT     
    r:+0.59  30.73      1:03.40 (32.67)
        1:36.98 (33.58)     2:09.76 (32.78)
  3 BAKER, HAYLEY    22 MVC               2:16.24    2:11.30 QT     
    r:+0.47  30.72      1:04.27 (33.55)
        1:38.27 (34.00)     2:11.30 (33.03)
  4 CALDWELL, HILAR  26 CAN               2:13.78    2:11.71 QT     
    r:+0.62  31.53      1:04.94 (33.41)
        1:38.59 (33.65)     2:11.71 (33.12)
  5 ATHERTON, MINNA  17 BGRAM             2:14.71    2:13.23 QT     
    r:+0.60  30.47      1:04.31 (33.84)
        1:39.22 (34.91)     2:13.23 (34.01)
  6 SHIRAI, RIO      18 JAPAN             2:14.50    2:13.46 QT     
    r:+0.55  30.77      1:04.56 (33.79)
        1:38.80 (34.24)     2:13.46 (34.66)
  7 FORRESTER, AMY   19 BOND              2:13.21    2:13.58 QT     
    r:+0.69  31.82      1:04.30 (32.48)
        1:38.50 (34.20)     2:13.58 (35.08)
  8 WHITE, JORDAN    24 SLCA              2:18.22    2:17.52 QT     
    r:+0.61  31.87      1:06.41 (34.54)
        1:42.27 (35.86)     2:17.52 (35.25)
  9 KOBORI, WAKA     17 JAPAN             2:17.13    2:19.82 QT     
    r:+0.58  32.48      1:07.54 (35.06)
        1:43.68 (36.14)     2:19.82 (36.14)
 10 WOODS, ELYSE     19 MVC               2:19.05    2:20.88 QT     
    r:+0.64  33.24      1:08.15 (34.91)
        1:44.44 (36.29)     2:20.88 (36.44)

Cameron McEvoy swam under 49 seconds as he posted a win in the men’s 100 free. He touched in 48.99, holding off late charges from 2011/2013 World Champion James Magnussen (49.11) and two-time Olympian James Roberts (49.24).

  1 MCEVOY, CAMERON  23 BOND                49.12      48.99 QT     
    r:+0.61  23.19        48.99 (25.80)
  2 MAGNUSSEN, JAME  26 RAVN                49.98      49.11 QT     
    r:+0.70  23.68        49.11 (25.43)
  3 ROBERTS, JAMES   26 SOMGC               49.90      49.24 QT     
    r:+0.66  23.84        49.24 (25.40)
  4 TOWNSEND, LOUIS  20 RACKL               50.29      50.39 QT     
    r:+0.63  24.39        50.39 (26.00)
  5 JONES, BLAKE     22 SOMGC               50.90      50.44 QT     
    r:+0.63  24.25        50.44 (26.19)
  6 ITO, HAYATA      18 JAPAN               50.88      50.61 QT     
    r:+0.65  24.35        50.61 (26.26)
 11 SEKI, KAIYA      18 JAPAN               50.91      50.94 QT     
    r:+0.62  24.13        50.94 (26.81)
 12 GRABICH, FEDERI  27 ARGE                50.75      51.00 QT     
    r:+0.65  24.24        51.00 (26.76)
 13 WINNINGTON, ELI  17 BOND                50.99      51.08 QT     
    r:+0.67  24.83        51.08 (26.25)
 14 GERRARD, JACK    23 MVC                 50.97      51.26 QT     
    r:+0.60  24.95        51.26 (26.31)

17-year-old Elijah Winnington got the better of two Olympic gold medalists in the men’s 400 free, winning the race in 3:49.96. Mack Horton, the 400 free gold medalist in Rio, took second in 3:50.93, while Italy’s Gregorio Paltrinieri, the 1500 gold medalist, touched third in 3:51.04.

  1 WINNINGTON, ELI  17 BOND              3:54.65    3:49.96 QT     
    r:+0.68  26.51        55.05 (28.54)
        1:24.63 (29.58)     1:53.87 (29.24)
        2:23.57 (29.70)     2:53.14 (29.57)
        3:22.15 (29.01)     3:49.96 (27.81)
  2 HORTON, MACK     21 MVC               3:50.88    3:50.93 QT     
    r:+0.74  26.63        55.64 (29.01)
        1:24.74 (29.10)     1:54.19 (29.45)
        2:23.66 (29.47)     2:53.27 (29.61)
        3:22.82 (29.55)     3:50.93 (28.11)
  3 PALTRINIERI, GR  23 ITALY             3:56.39    3:51.04 QT     
    r:+0.74  26.82        55.84 (29.02)
        1:24.97 (29.13)     1:54.48 (29.51)
        2:23.89 (29.41)     2:53.16 (29.27)
        3:22.38 (29.22)     3:51.04 (28.66)
  4 MCLOUGHLIN, JAC  22 CHAND             3:52.58    3:51.52 QT     
    r:+0.69  26.84        55.61 (28.77)
        1:24.91 (29.30)     1:54.35 (29.44)
        2:23.70 (29.35)     2:53.05 (29.35)
        3:22.69 (29.64)     3:51.52 (28.83)
  5 MCKEON, DAVID    25 GUSC              3:56.23    3:52.44 QT     
    r:+0.69  26.37        55.34 (28.97)
        1:24.62 (29.28)     1:54.53 (29.91)
        2:24.15 (29.62)     2:54.17 (30.02)
        3:23.67 (29.50)     3:52.44 (28.77)
  6 SMITH, DANIEL    26 GUSC              3:53.58    3:53.43 QT     
    r:+0.69  26.05        54.95 (28.90)
        1:24.39 (29.44)     1:54.14 (29.75)
        2:23.87 (29.73)     2:53.90 (30.03)
        3:24.16 (30.26)     3:53.43 (29.27)
  7 ROBINSON, NATHA  18 CHAND             3:56.28    3:54.47 QT     
    r:+0.66  27.01        56.34 (29.33)
        1:26.00 (29.66)     1:55.72 (29.72)
        2:25.22 (29.50)     2:54.67 (29.45)
        3:24.56 (29.89)     3:54.47 (29.91)
 11 ATTARD, ZACHARY  18 CARL              3:57.61    3:58.82 QT     
    r:+0.73  27.14        56.57 (29.43)
        1:26.15 (29.58)     1:56.16 (30.01)
        2:26.10 (29.94)     2:56.73 (30.63)
        3:28.10 (31.37)     3:58.82 (30.72)
 15 SHOIKE, TATSUKI  17 JAPAN             3:58.41    4:00.68 QT     
    r:+0.67  26.67        55.62 (28.95)
        1:24.73 (29.11)     1:54.88 (30.15)
        2:25.45 (30.57)     2:56.84 (31.39)
        3:28.90 (32.06)     4:00.68 (31.78)
 18 HANSFORD, JACOB  22 SOSC              3:58.64    4:03.23 QT     
    r:+0.66  27.00        56.76 (29.76)
        1:27.22 (30.46)     1:58.03 (30.81)
        2:29.49 (31.46)     3:00.53 (31.04)
        3:32.17 (31.64)     4:03.23 (31.06)

Japan’s Yuka Sakamoto dominated the men’s 200 fly finals, finishing in a time of 1:58.05. Brodie Cook took second in 2:01.06, and Shaun Burnett was third in 2:02.02.

  1 SAKAMOTO, YUYA   18 JAPAN             1:59.73    1:58.05 QT     
    r:+0.68  26.17        55.54 (29.37)
        1:26.26 (30.72)     1:58.05 (31.79)
  2 COOK, BRODIE     21 HELEN             2:03.90    2:01.06 QT     
    r:+0.73  26.84        57.72 (30.88)
        1:29.34 (31.62)     2:01.06 (31.72)
  3 BURNETT, SHAUN   27 TSS               2:01.69    2:02.02 QT     
    r:+0.64  27.53        59.05 (31.52)
        1:30.23 (31.18)     2:02.02 (31.79)
  4 BENEHOUTSOS, TH  19 MVC               2:00.84    2:02.49 QT     
    r:+0.67  26.36        56.85 (30.49)
        1:28.97 (32.12)     2:02.49 (33.52)
  5 SHERINGTON, CAL  20 CARL              2:03.79    2:02.67 QT     
    r:+0.65  27.56        59.22 (31.66)
        1:30.47 (31.25)     2:02.67 (32.20)
  6 ELLIOTT, TOMAS   23 SOSC              2:04.50    2:03.23 QT     
    r:+0.67  27.19        58.32 (31.13)
        1:30.16 (31.84)     2:03.23 (33.07)
  7 IRVINE, GRANT    26 GUSC              2:03.05    2:03.52 QT     
    r:+0.70  26.72        57.57 (30.85)
        1:30.19 (32.62)     2:03.52 (33.33)
  8 PENDER, MATTHEW  20 VAQC              2:05.55    2:04.72 QT     
    r:+0.65  27.32        58.83 (31.51)
        1:31.09 (32.26)     2:04.72 (33.63)
  9 GILLILAND, JARE  23 BGRAM             2:05.50    2:06.43 QT     
    r:+0.69  27.59        58.90 (31.31)
        1:32.21 (33.31)     2:06.43 (34.22)
 10 QUACH, ALEX      16 AUBN              2:05.89    2:08.09 QT     
    r:+0.69  28.85      1:01.80 (32.95)
        1:34.93 (33.13)     2:08.09 (33.16)

In the women’s 100 breast, Jessica Hansen topped Kaylee McKeown, 1:07.19 to 1:07.80. Tessa Wallace grabbed third in 1:09.57.

  1 HANSEN, JESSICA  22 NUN               1:09.32    1:07.19 QT     
    r:+0.66  31.91      1:07.19 (35.28)
  2 MCKEOWN, TAYLOR  22 SPRTN             1:09.05    1:07.80 QT     
    r:+0.71  32.42      1:07.80 (35.38)
  3 WALLACE, TESSA   24 PWCAL             1:10.52    1:09.57 QT     
    r:+0.67  32.93      1:09.57 (36.64)
  4 ASABA, SHIORI    17 JAPAN             1:10.19    1:09.83 QT     
    r:+0.75  32.96      1:09.83 (36.87)
  5 STRAUCH, JENNA   20 BOND              1:11.10    1:10.52 QT     
    r:+0.73  32.93      1:10.52 (37.59)
  6 ERIKSSON, JESSI  24 SWED              1:11.28    1:10.66 QT     
    r:+0.75  33.39      1:10.66 (37.27)
  7 VAN BREUGEL, CA  23 WOYW              1:11.45    1:11.78 QT     
    r:+0.73  32.89      1:11.78 (38.89)
  8 BEALE, SARAH     17 ACACI             1:11.76    1:12.00 QT     
    r:+0.70  33.98      1:12.00 (38.02)
  9 SMITH, MIKAYLA   19 NUN               1:13.59    1:12.69 QT     
    r:+0.65  34.17      1:12.69 (38.52)
 10 EVERINGHAM, MEK  20 TRGR              1:12.54    1:12.84 QT     
    r:+0.70  34.63      1:12.84 (38.21)

Jake Packard touched out Moon Jaekwon for the men’s 50 breast title, 27.88 to 27.90, while Matthew Hunter was a close third (28.10).

  1 PACKARD, JAKE    23 SPRTN               27.88      27.88 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  2 MOON, JAEKWON    19 KOREA               27.69      27.90 QT     
         r:+0.66                       
  3 WILSON, MATTHEW  19 SOSC                28.08      28.10 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  4 HUNTER, LIAM     20 CHAND               28.43      28.12 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  5 CAVE, DANIEL     18 MVC                 28.46      28.54 QT     
         r:+0.66                       
  6 BELL, GRAYSON    20 TSS                 28.49      28.89 QT     
         r:+0.71                       
  7 TRELOAR, MATTHE  23 TRGR                29.06      28.95 QT     
         r:+0.74                       
  8 OSAKI, IKUMA     18 JAPAN               29.10      29.18 QT     
         r:+0.68                       
  9 MIYAMOTO, IPPEI  18 JAPAN               29.23      29.26 QT     
         r:+0.61                       
 10 HEMSWORTH, ANDR  19 KNXP                29.03      29.53 QT     
         r:+0.62

The women’s 400 IM had a bit of an international flavor, as the Czech Republic’s Barbora Zavadova won the race in 4:42.58 and Japan’s Mana Irisawa took second in 4:43.87. Third went to Aussie Keryn McMaster in 4:46.77.

  1 ZÁVADOVÁ, BARBO  24 CZECH             4:47.82    4:42.58@QT     
    r:+0.71  30.35      1:04.60 (34.25)
        1:41.00 (36.40)     2:17.01 (36.01)
        2:56.83 (39.82)     3:37.87 (41.04)
        4:11.14 (33.27)     4:42.58 (31.44)
  2 IRISAWA, MANA    18 JAPAN             4:49.02    4:43.87*QT     
    r:+0.73  30.57      1:04.85 (34.28)
        1:41.69 (36.84)     2:18.24 (36.55)
        2:58.26 (40.02)     3:38.28 (40.02)
        4:11.53 (33.25)     4:43.87 (32.34)
  3 MCMASTER, KERYN  24 TRINI             4:49.52    4:46.77 QT     
    r:+0.80  30.65      1:05.02 (34.37)
        1:41.64 (36.62)     2:17.43 (35.79)
        2:59.95 (42.52)     3:42.21 (42.26)
        4:15.36 (33.15)     4:46.77 (31.41)
  4 SASAKI, ANNA     16 JAPAN             4:53.83    4:46.93 QT     
    r:+0.64  29.09      1:03.00 (33.91)
        1:41.23 (38.23)     2:19.12 (37.89)
        2:59.35 (40.23)     3:40.99 (41.64)
        4:14.64 (33.65)     4:46.93 (32.29)
  5 SHINNO, ANNA     18 JAPAN             4:52.79    4:47.08 QT     
    r:+0.75  29.65      1:03.78 (34.13)
        1:42.40 (38.62)     2:19.34 (36.94)
        3:01.10 (41.76)     3:41.78 (40.68)
        4:15.04 (33.26)     4:47.08 (32.04)
  6 GILMOUR, TIANNI  21 SPRTN             4:52.59    4:49.46 QT     
    r:+0.80  30.04      1:04.58 (34.54)
        1:41.72 (37.14)     2:18.43 (36.71)
        2:59.84 (41.41)     3:42.22 (42.38)
        4:16.30 (34.08)     4:49.46 (33.16)
  7 KOBORI, WAKA     17 JAPAN             4:51.76    4:51.60 QT     
    r:+0.71  31.32      1:06.88 (35.56)
        1:44.11 (37.23)     2:20.32 (36.21)
        3:03.14 (42.82)     3:45.27 (42.13)
        4:18.66 (33.39)     4:51.60 (32.94)
  8 FITZHENRY, FRAN  18 TRGR              4:54.80    4:52.60 QT     
    r:+0.69  30.63      1:05.92 (35.29)
        1:43.94 (38.02)     2:21.38 (37.44)
        3:03.18 (41.80)     3:44.85 (41.67)
        4:19.19 (34.34)     4:52.60 (33.41)
  9 TREWAVIS, KEILA  16 NUN               4:58.96    4:56.89 QT     
    r:+0.78  31.20      1:06.34 (35.14)
        1:45.98 (39.64)     2:24.82 (38.84)
        3:06.90 (42.08)     3:48.23 (41.33)
        4:23.41 (35.18)     4:56.89 (33.48)
 10 CALDWELL, SOPHI  18 NUN               4:55.92    5:00.26 QT     
    r:+0.77  30.86      1:07.48 (36.62)
        1:45.60 (38.12)     2:24.09 (38.49)
        3:06.94 (42.85)     3:50.70 (43.76)
        4:25.64 (34.94)     5:00.26 (34.62)

Veteran Ben Treffers scored a win in the men’s 50 back with a time of 25.45, and he was followed by Bradley Woodward (25.65) and Will Stockwell (25.82).

  1 TREFFERS, BENJA  26 SOMGC               25.16      25.45 QT     
         r:+0.59                       
  2 WOODWARD, BRADL  19 MING                26.13      25.65 QT     
         r:+0.63                       
  3 STOCKWELL, WILL  22 CHAND               26.02      25.82 QT     
         r:+0.62                       
  4 HURLEY, BOBBY    29 WRAQ                26.36      26.21 QT     
         r:+0.59                       
  5 SELMAN, JACK     23 SPRTN               26.26      26.30 QT     
         r:+0.61                       
  6 MILLS, PETER     21 BGRAM               26.41      26.47 QT     
         r:+0.60                       
  7 DEJAGER, JASPER  18 ALLSA               26.49      26.52 QT     
         r:+0.50                       
  8 LUDLOW, TRISTAN  20 RACKL               26.94      26.78 QT     
         r:+0.60                       
  9 MACALISTER, LEO  17 CARL                26.49      26.81 QT     
         r:+0.55                       
 -- TRAIFOROS, JAME  21 TRGR                26.33         DQ        
         r:+0.55

Jessica Ashwood dominated the women’s 800 free, as she finished with a time of 8:28.73. Completing the top three were Japan’s Chinatsu Sato (8:37.96) and Kiah Melverton (8:39.97).

  1 ASHWOOD, JESSIC  24 CHAND             8:25.61    8:28.73*QT     
    r:+0.76  29.28      1:00.87 (31.59)
        1:32.66 (31.79)     2:04.35 (31.69)
        2:36.28 (31.93)     3:08.27 (31.99)
        3:40.36 (32.09)     4:12.55 (32.19)
        4:44.43 (31.88)     5:16.30 (31.87)
        5:48.41 (32.11)     6:20.75 (32.34)
        6:52.93 (32.18)     7:25.35 (32.42)
        7:57.72 (32.37)     8:28.73 (31.01)
  2 SATO, CHINATSU   18 JAPAN             8:32.52    8:37.96 QT     
    r:+0.75  29.66      1:01.48 (31.82)
        1:33.87 (32.39)     2:06.41 (32.54)
        2:38.92 (32.51)     3:11.71 (32.79)
        3:44.36 (32.65)     4:17.19 (32.83)
        4:49.69 (32.50)     5:22.62 (32.93)
        5:55.48 (32.86)     6:28.66 (33.18)
        7:01.54 (32.88)     7:34.80 (33.26)
        8:07.15 (32.35)     8:37.96 (30.81)
  3 MELVERTON, KIAH  21 TSS               8:30.97    8:39.97 QT     
    r:+0.76  29.71      1:01.52 (31.81)
        1:34.01 (32.49)     2:06.70 (32.69)
        2:39.66 (32.96)     3:12.43 (32.77)
        3:45.41 (32.98)     4:18.14 (32.73)
        4:51.06 (32.92)     5:23.74 (32.68)
        5:56.72 (32.98)     6:29.24 (32.52)
        7:02.50 (33.26)     7:35.14 (32.64)
        8:08.09 (32.95)     8:39.97 (31.88)
  4 ROGERS, DAHLAS   22 GSAQU             8:41.29    8:41.78 QT     
    r:+0.70  29.85      1:02.37 (32.52)
        1:34.87 (32.50)     2:07.82 (32.95)
        2:40.63 (32.81)     3:13.49 (32.86)
        3:46.41 (32.92)     4:19.40 (32.99)
        4:52.31 (32.91)     5:25.54 (33.23)
        5:58.46 (32.92)     6:31.64 (33.18)
        7:04.41 (32.77)     7:37.34 (32.93)
        8:10.24 (32.90)     8:41.78 (31.54)
  5 MESSER, MIKAYLA  18 CHAND             8:36.25    8:43.39 QT     
    r:+0.69  30.33      1:02.51 (32.18)
        1:35.32 (32.81)     2:08.03 (32.71)
        2:40.64 (32.61)     3:13.66 (33.02)
        3:46.71 (33.05)     4:19.65 (32.94)
        4:52.27 (32.62)     5:25.32 (33.05)
        5:58.72 (33.40)     6:31.99 (33.27)
        7:05.24 (33.25)     7:38.60 (33.36)
        8:11.36 (32.76)     8:43.39 (32.03)

The Japanese squad of Rio Shirai, Shiori Asaba, Anna Shinno and Sayuki Ouchi scored a win in the women’s 400 medley relay, finishing in 4:08.27. The men’s 400 medley relay also went to Japan, with Masayuki Otake, Ippei Miyamoto, Yuya Sakamoto and Hayata Ito clocking 3:42.92.

Multi-class winners included Simone Barlaam in the men’s 50 free (25.45), Emily Beecroft in the women’s 50 free (29.79), Matthew Levy in the men’s 200 IM (2:38.10) and Madeline Scott in the women’s 200 IM (2:40.43).

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Askar Amirkhanov

6 years ago

Sisters are th best

Kate Hauck

6 years ago

And 15 year old Brooke Napper from All Saints Gold Coast won the B final of the 50 fly, which would have placed her 6th on the A final