2009 Annual Report.pdf - Wide Bay Regional Swimming Assoc.

Wide Bay 

Regional Swimming 

Association Inc. 

21 st Annual Report 

2008/2009 Season

REGIONAL AFFILIATES - 2008/2009 SEASON 

Alexandra Headlands SC Inc 

Beerwah & District SC Inc 

Biggenden SC Inc 

Bribie Island SC Inc 

Bundaberg ATW SC Inc 

Burpengary ASC Inc 

Burrum SC Inc 

Cooloola Coastal Crocs Inc New club 

Coolum-Peregian SC Inc 

Cooroy Dolphins ASC Inc 

Eidsvold SC Inc 

Emundi SC Inc New Club 

Fairymead SC Inc 

Flinders SC of Buderim 

Fraser Coast SC Inc 

Gayndah SC Inc 

Good Sheppard 

Goomeri SC Inc 

Gympie SC Inc 

Gympie South ASC Inc 

Hervey Bay SC Inc 

Imbil District SCInc 

Isis District ASC Inc 

Kandanga & District SC Inc 

Kawana Waters SC Inc Prev. Quad Park 

Kilcoy SC Inc 

Kilkivan District SC Inc 

Kingaroy SC Inc 

Kolan SC Inc 

Maleny SC Inc 

Maroochydore SC Inc 

Maryborough SC Inc 

Moolooah Valley SC Inc 

Mountain Creek Mooloolaba Inc 

Munduberra SC Inc 

Murgon ASC Inc 

Nambour SC Inc 

Nanango SC Inc 

Noosa SC Inc 

Palmwoods & District ASC Inc 

Pelican Waters, Caloundra SC Inc 

Tewantin-Noosa SC Inc 

Wondai ASC Inc 

Woodford SC Inc 

Yarraman ASC Inc 

Affiliation/ Capitation Fees: 

2008/2009: Affiliation Fees: $65.00 per Club or District 

Capitation Fees: $8.00 per registered member 

(Including adult members, Committee Members, 

Accredited Officials)

WIDE BAY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE – 2008/2009 

President: Michele Watson Fairymead 

Vice President David Towner Fairymead 

Secretary Gayle Dowsett Maroochydore 

Treasurer Dale Cox Kingaroy 

Registrar Donna Clarke Kingaroy 

Assistant Registrar Davina Williams Noosa 

Publicity Officer Di Feldman Pelican Waterrs 

Committee Member Jessica Watson Burpengary 

Jan Jopson Mt Creek Mooloolah 

WIDE BAY SWIMMER SUB COMMITTEE – 2008/2009 

Di Feldman 

Davina Williams 

Jan Jopson 

Pedita Jennings 

Robyn Clarke 

Coolum - Peregian Sc Inc 

Noosa SC Inc 

Mt Creek Mooloola Sc Inc 

Coolum / Noosa 

Pelican Waters Caloundra SC Inc 

WIDE BAY TECHNICAL SUB COMMITTEE – 2008/2009 

David Towner 

Dale Cox 

Michele Watson 

Fairymead 

Kingaroy 

Fairymead

President: Michele Watson 

Secretary: Gayle Dowsett 

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 

WBRSA has had another very successful season. 

Wide Bay held it’s 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 leasees 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 multi aged timed finals and heats in the 

morning followed by finals and relays in the. 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 SB. 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 Early Achievers, Achievers and State 

relay teams. The JX participation program is included in the development program. 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. 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

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. 

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 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 through out 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 needed. 

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 neighboring 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. 

Michele Watson 

President 

WBRSA

Registrar’s Report 7/6/2009 

This season saw the introduction of the new membership ‘Swim On-Line’ system. Club registrars throughout 

Queensland were required to attend a training session before gaining access to the system. Regional 

registrars no longer have direct access to the system. Swimming Queensland do however, send regular lists 

and details of club affiliations and individual memberships. 

There was a total of 45 Clubs across the Wide Bay Region including two new clubs, Cooloola Coast Crocs 

and Eumundi. Competitive memberships are down by 61, and recreational numbers down by 28. A 

reminder that Executive committee members from all clubs should join as Non Swimmers if they are not Life 

Members. 

Competitive Recreational Non 

Swimmer 

Other 

Parent 

Member 

Total 

2008/2009 1759 519 51 50 838 3217 

2007/2008 1820 547 26 33 1144 3570 

2006/2007 1902 533 74 26 1201 3736 

2005/2006 1949 624 118 23 1024 3738 

2004/2005 2210 418 275 27 2930

Sunshine Coast 

Total of 21 clubs 


18% 

Recreational 

Competitive 

82% 

Burnett Fraser 

Total of 17 Clubs 


26% 

Recreational 

Competitive 

74%

South Burnett 

Total of 7 Clubs 

South Burnett 

31% 

Recreational 

Competitive 

69% 

Wide Bay Region 

Wide Bay 

23% 

Recreational 

Competitive 

77%

Wide Bay Region by Districts – Total of 2278 Competitive and Recreational Swimmers 

Wide Bay Recreational & Competitive Swimmers 

12% 

44% 



South Burnett 

44% 

Meets throughout Wide Bay Region in the 2008 2009 Summer Season: 

Athletes WB Clubs 

Non WB 

Clubs Individual Entries 

Kawana 178 19 11 813 

Burpengary 115 10 8 514 

Coolum 220 15 4 1023 

Nambour 162 23 6 683 

Cooroy 188 16 3 862 

Maryborough 331 24 11 1780 

Gayndah 187 16 1 726 

Yarraman 98 11 6 399 

Gympie 384 35 5 1444 

Fairymead 348 21 13 2083 

Wondai 196 17 4 959 

PW Caloundra 600 34 38 2336 

Kingaroy 270 24 16 1106 

Hervey Bay 305 21 8 1375 

Maleny 263 15 8 1052 

Kilkivan 129 16 545 

Kilcoy 153 12 2 559 

Total 4127 329 147 18259

Wide Bay Points Score 2008 - 2009 

Division One Division Two Division Three 

Coolum-Peregian 

Fairymead 

Maryborough 

554 

393 

275 

Kingaroy 

Gympie 

Hervey Bay 

Maroochydore 

PW Caloundra 

Flinders 

425 

379 

363 

361 

301 

125 

Kawana Waters 

Noosa 

Palmwoods 

Mt Creek 

Burpengary 

Fraser Coast 

Bundaberg ATW 

Division Four Division Five Division Six 

Nanango 

Cooroy 

Goomeri 

Yarraman 

441 

348 

313 

101 

Bribie Island 

Maleny 

Wondai 

Nambour 

Biggenden 

Mundubbera 

Isis 

Gayndah 

Murgon 

389 

354 

263 

228 

177 

176 

165 

164 

151 

Cooloola Coast Croc 

Mooloolah Valley 

Kilcoy 

Good Shepherd 

Eumundi 

Kilkivan 

Woodford Tewantin- 

Noosa 

Gympie South 

Burrum 

Eidsvold 

Alexandra H’lands 

Beerwah 

Kolan 

Imbil 

Kandanga 

596 

414 

355 

324 

289 

252 

212 

394 

313 

309 

234 

121 

97 

91 

90 

59 

59 

45 

33 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Congratulations to Kawana Waters, the overall points winner. 

Congratulations to Burpengary, the handicap winner.

How Points are allocated: 

Clubs receive points towards the ‘Points Trophy’ from all summer meets within the Wide 

Bay region. Meet Secretary’s forward a Meet Manager backup at completion of their meet 

to: 

janjopson@widebayswimming.org.au 

Meets are then rescored as follows: 

1 st – 7 points 

2 nd – 5 points 

3 rd - 3 points 

4 th -1 point 

5 th -1 point 

6 th -.5 point 



Once the meet is rescored, clubs are allocated points depending on their overall place at the 

meet. For example the Wide Bay club with the most points will receive 45 points (There are 

45 clubs within the Wide Bay Region) towards the ‘Points Trophy’. The next highest Wide 

Bay club will receive 44 points and so on.

Technical Officials –WB Swimming Season 2008-2009 

*Had 30 Sanctioned Meets 

*20 week-ends 

*4 started on Friday Night 

*Only have 5 Referees and 3 Judges of Strokes 

*New Accreditation Process based on completing a Learner Guide 

*Based on competency 

*Some theory and some practical experience 

*Accrediting process on Qld and Aust Swimming web –site. 

*Hold accreditation trainings at most quarterly forums 

*General Principles is the first step, theory only .Takes about one hour 

*Timekeeping, Check Starter and Call Steward are easy to do. 

Buddy system works well with an accredited person. 

*3 people gained accreditation as an Assessor and Trainer of 

Technical Officials. being David Towner , Bobbi Clarke and Paddy Steele . 

*Had people at State and National Meets 

*One Tech Official gained Accreditation as an Australian Open Water Referee. 

*Have a Technical Officials Committee to discuss things such as rules, safety 

issues, depth of pools, diving platforms, etc. 

*Many officials from lots of clubs help run District Champs, Wide Bay Short 

Course and Wide Bay Championships. 

*Need to get more people interested or there will be less carnivals –therefore less 

opportunity for regional, state or national qualifying chances. 

*McDonald’s sponsorship of Qld Swimming is helping fund some Tech. Officials 

training and expenses. 

*This coming year we have 35 sanctioned meets in Wide Bay over 26 week-ends. 

*We all do our job at a carnival as a volunteer. 

*We all try to do our best in trying conditions. 

*We do it for our children and to see our children do their best. 

*We follow rules and make for fair competition 

*Remember, without timekeepers, starters, referees and all the other important 

positions there would be no carnivals 

Next year we need to all try to get people involved starting now .

WEBSITE STATISTICS 

Interesting Website Facts: 

• Busiest day: (most website traffic with 1,181 hits) — Sunday, November 23, 2008 

• Most common way people find the website 

1. Swimming Qld website 

2. Central Qld website 

3. Maryborough Swimming Clubs website 

4. Pelican Waters Caloundra’s website 

5. Harvey Bay’s website 

6. Fairymead’s website 

7. Google 

• Top viewed pages 

1. Upcoming carnivals 

2. Results 

3. Calendar 

4. Squads 

5. Psych Sheets 

6. WB Champs 

7. NZ 2008 

• Most clicked on links from our site 

1. Swimming Queensland 

2. Swimeroo 

3. Platypus Lagoon

PR Officers Report 200809 

The following are various aspects of Wide Bay Swimming that have been promoted this year. 

Wide Bay Short Course, Mountain Creek 

(See Short Course report.) 

Sunshine Coast Junior Skills Squad 

Almost fifty Sunshine Coast swimmers meet on Saturday 6 th September 2008, at Immanuel 

College, Wises Road, Buderim. The squad program started with guest speaker Brian Stehr (assisted by 

Janelle Elford) talking about “Being prepared for training and competition”. The focus of the 

presentation was nutrition as many swimmers need to be eating for energy or energy replacement, in 

particular at carnivals. Parents and swimmers were invited to attend. 

After a healthy morning tea provided by Maroochydore SC & parents, a pool session followed. 

Swimmers worked very well together in the busy pool. With Referee Robin Clarke on deck, a number 

of parents learnt and practiced Technical Official duties while observing the swimmers, in particular 

their starts, turns and finishes. A well earned lunch break followed which included more examples of 

healthy eating to aid recovery. Coaches for the day included Dennye Baxter(Kilcoy), Brendan (Kilcoy), 

Rob Gough (Mooloolah Valley) & Diane Feldman. 

The day was completed with an afternoon activity at Top Shots, Maroochydore were swimmers were 

challenged at putt putt golf, the indoor rock climbing wall, blaster boats etc. 

2009 Wide Bay Regional Swimming Championships . 

Again all media outlets were advised of the upcoming championships. 7 Sunshine Coast covered the 

event along with the Sunshine Coast daily. 

WBay Committee positions flyer 

A flyer has been developed to distribute to all Wide Bay Clubs. The flyer will inform clubs of the 

current WB committee along with major WB events & Dates. 

1800 No. Advertising 

I contacted all Sunshine Coast clubs to update club contacts for the Ken Mills advertising campaign. 

I also drafted a regional map to assist 1800 no. contacts. 

Di Feldman

COACHES ACTIVITIES WIDE BAY 

1. Scott Hamlet Junior Excellence, Junior Skills, Super camp. 

2. Peter Diamond Junior Excellence 

3. Di Feldman Junior Skills, Super camp, State Relays 

4. Steve Smith Junior Skills 

5. Brad Kydd Development Squad 

6. Michael Sage Development Squad 

7. John Wallace 1800 Membership Hotline 

COACHES ACTIVITIES SWIMMING QUEENSLAND 

1. Paul Simms (SQ Development Squads, QAS Target Squad (SWD), Paralympic 

Team SQ Membership Initiatives). 

Scott Hamlet 

(SQ Development Squads, SQ Membership Initiatives). 

2. Brian Stehr (SQ Development Squads, QAS Target Squad, SAL Development 

Teams). 

3. John Wallace (SQ Development Squads, QAS Target Squad, SAL Development 

Teams). 

4. Peter Gartrell (QAS Target Squad, SAL Team). 

5. Michael Sage (SQ Development Squads, SAL Development Teams, Mentor 

Coach Scholarship 2009). 

6. Damian Bowden (SQ Development Squads, SAL Development Teams). 

7. Adrian Williams (SQ Development Teams). 

8. Paul Jones (SQ Development Squads). 

9. Lisa Spink (Mentor Coach Scholarship 2008). 

10. Dr Brendan Burkett (SAL Paralympic Team).

WIDE BAY SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. 

220 swimmers from 23 Wide Bay clubs with 1206 individual entries competed at the Mountain 

Creek Aquatic Centre on Sunday 10 th August 2008. 

Swimmers competed in a new format of multi-age events ranging from 8yrs to Open. 

All the swimmers going to the New Zealand Spring Sprint in September on the Wide Bay 

Development team competed in readiness for this meet. 

A lot of new records were taken out as more events were swum this year. Ammon Lammi 

from Fairymead SC unofficially broke the state record for 25m Freestyle for 13 year old 

boys in a time of 11.99. This time is unofficial because electronic timing was not used, so 

unfortunately he cannot be recognised as breaking it. 

Swimmers of the Meet - The criteria being the closest to a state record. 

8-10yrs 

Nicholas Sloman 

11-13yrs 

Ammon Lammi 

14yrs & over Jake Pakard and Buster Sykes (V) tied. 

Special congratulations must go to South Burnett and other clubs which struggle to find 

heated training conditions over the winter months. These swimmers travel to other centres 

for winter training in order to stay in touch with their chosen sport and to compete. 

Coolum Peregian SC (the largest team on the day) took home over 115 medals, including over 

51 gold medals. The nearest to them in the medal count was Fairymead with a total of just 

over 42 medals including 23 gold. 

Check out results and photos on the WBay website - www.widebayswimming.org.au

Event 1 Men 50 SC Meter Breaststroke 

Name Age Team Finals Time 

1 Packard, Jake 14 Coolum Peregian 32.10 

2 Tronc, Mitch 16 Flinders-QL 32.57 

3 Rigby, Kyle 17 Maroochydore 33.60 

Event 2 Women 50 SC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Gierke, Ashlea 17 Maroochydore 34.32 

2 Babec, Chelsea 13 Coolum Peregian 37.43 

3 Tierney, Rachel 13 Gympie 37.65 

Event 4 Women 800 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Harrison, Natasha 17 Coolum Peregian 9:05.67 

2 Lee, Kareena 14 Coolum Peregian 9:25.50 

3 Jopson (V), Nicole M 14 MtCreek Mloolaba 9:25.64 

3 Seaton, Imogen 14 Palmwoods 10:45.23 

Event 5 Men 400 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Van Krimpen, Matthew 18 Maroochydore 4:18.53 

2 Sykes (V), Buster 14 Unattached 4:22.73 

2 Dangerfield, Joe 16 Kingaroy 4:23.69 

3 Goatham, Andrew J 16 Bundaberg 4:23.71 

Event 6 Women 400 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Linfoot, Racheal 15 Flinders-QL 4:47.32 

2 Norris, Rheanna 12 Pelican Waters C 4:52.02 

3 Cassidy, Jade 15 Maryborough-QL 4:52.15 

Event 7 Men 10 Year Olds 25 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Sloman, Nick 10 Noosa-QL 15.20 

2 Barclay, Mathew 10 Kawana Waters 15.35 

3 Williams, Jye 10 Maroochydore 15.66 



1 Neill (V), Lachlan J 11 Coolum Peregian 13.80 

1 Leube, Kurt 11 Kawana Waters 14.44 

2 Primavera, Peter 11 Maryborough-QL 15.43 

3 Collis, Joshua 11 MtCreek Mloolaba 16.62 



1 Armstrong, Brett 12 MtCreek Mloolaba 17.23 



1 Lammi, Ammon 13 Fairymead 11.99 

2 Gear, Scott 13 Gympie 13.22 

3 Brittain, Phillip 13 Nanango 13.25 



1 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCreek Mloolaba 12.59 


3 Feldman, Matthew 14 Coolum Peregian 13.43 

Event 7 Men 15 & Over 25 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Van Krimpen, Matthew 18 Maroochydore 11.51 

2 Carty, Joseph 17 Coolum Peregian 11.55 

3 Heath, Jarrad 15 Palmwoods 12.32 

Event 8 Girls 10 Year Olds 25 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Burch, Carly J 10 Hervey Bay 16.41 

2 Rockley, Emily 10 Bribie Island 16.70 

3 Forster, Cree 10 Hervey Bay 16.91 



1 Williams, Zoe E 11 Coolum Peregian 14.53 

2 Roberts, Melissa 11 Nanango 15.10 

3 Readshaw, Emily 11 MtCreek Mloolaba 15.94 



1 Sloman, Ashlea 12 Noosa-QL 14.50 

2 Cassidy, Chloe 12 Maryborough-QL 14.66 

3 Rockley, Rebecca 12 Bribie Island 15.75 



1 Sykes (V), Scarlett 13 Good Shepard 13.75 

1 Connell, Kelsey 13 Maryborough-QL 14.04 

2 Glacken, Maddie 13 Coolum Peregian 14.09 

3 Brittain, Corinne 13 MtCreek Mloolaba 14.75 

Event 8 Women 15 & Over 25 SC Meter Freestyle 


1 Zanker, Shawnee 15 Fairymead 13.41 

2 Davis, Rebecca 16 Maryborough-QL 14.00 

3 Packard, Alyce 16 Coolum Peregian 14.19 

Event 9 Men 11 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Backstroke 


1 Neill (V), Lachlan J 11 Coolum Peregian 2:35.19 

1 Harris, Jonty 11 Bribie Island 3:16.40 



1 Geldenhuys (V), Reece 12 Kawana Waters 2:45.17 

1 Rethamel, Jeremy 12 Fairymead 2:48.20 



1 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum Peregian 2:24.12 

2 Hobbin, Jake 14 Fairymead 2:25.66 

Event 9 Men 15-99 200 SC Meter Backstroke 


1 Heath, Jarrad 15 Palmwoods 2:19.97 

2 Kime, Stephen 15 Kawana Waters 2:32.68 

Event 10 Girls 11 Year Olds 200 SC Meter Backstroke 


1 Lennox, Rosie 11 Coolum Peregian 3:08.19 



1 Synnott, Melissa J 12 Pelican Waters C 2:40.80 



1 Nolan, Charlotte 13 Coolum Peregian 2:40.17 

2 Glacken, Maddie 13 Coolum Peregian 2:41.59 

3 Stott v, Ashlee 13 MtCreek Mloolaba 2:42.69 





2 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum Peregian 2:36.02 

Event 10 Women 15-99 200 SC Meter Backstroke 



2 Robinson, Julie C 43 Coolum Peregian 2:36.41 

3 Shi (V), Karina 15 Hong Kong 2:36.44 

4 Geldenhuys (V), Samantha 15 Kawana Waters 2:37.89 

Event 11 Men 8 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Williams, Sam 8 Maroochydore 58.62 

2 Gubecka, Jordan 8 Kawana Waters 1:00.09



1 Lavender, Ben M 9 Noosa-QL 51.68 

2 Milne, Noah A 9 Hervey Bay 57.71 

3 Saunders-Dow, Dylan 9 Alexandra H'Land 59.76 





3 Masters, Lachlan 10 Kawana Waters 48.97 

Event 12 Girls 8 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Martinkovic, Ella 8 Maleny 54.08 

2 Neill, Claudia 8 Coolum Peregian 54.27 

3 Dring, Emily 8 MtCreek Mloolaba 54.79 



1 Gubecka, Chelsea L 9 Kawana Waters 43.62 

2 Kelly, Luncinda 9 Maroochydore 50.78 

3 Masters, Ellen 9 Kawana Waters 52.34 


Name Age Team 

Finals Time 

1 Muir, Molly 10 Pelican Waters C 42.38 

2 Bainbridge, Molly 10 Coolum Peregian 45.26 





1 Rethamel, Kyle 11 Fairymead 1:36.20 

2 Leube, Kurt 11 Kawana Waters 1:42.07 

3 Bryant, Luke 11 Maroochydore 1:47.16 



1 Allen, Daniel 12 Gympie 1:30.82 


2 Oliaro, Carlo 12 Hervey Bay 1:35.94 

3 Cooper, Ben 12 Alexandra H'Land 1:41.82 



1 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum Peregian 1:23.36 

2 Gear, Scott 13 Gympie 1:25.30 

3 Williams, Tom A 13 Coolum Peregian 1:25.33 




1 Packard, Jake 14 Coolum Peregian 1:10.16 

2 Marais, Daniel 14 MtCreek Mloolaba 1:23.35 

3 Burnham, Jack 14 Kawana Waters 1:32.58 

Event 13 Men 15-99 100 SC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Tronc, Mitch 16 Flinders-QL 1:12.75 

2 Rodgers, Kieran 16 Maryborough-QL 1:14.61 




1 Williams, Zoe E 11 Coolum Peregian 1:29.23 

2 Lennox, Rosie 11 Coolum Peregian 1:35.86 

3 Beddie, Toni 11 Bundaberg 1:40.19 



1 Smith, Katherine E 12 Pelican Waters C 1:21.43 

2 Hobbin, Jessica 12 Fairymead 1:22.03 

3 Dowsett, Kimberley 12 Maroochydore 1:27.79 



1 Babec, Chelsea 13 Coolum Peregian 1:20.46 

2 Tierney, Rachel 13 Gympie 1:21.11 

3 Marshall, Emily G 13 Pelican Waters C 1:25.58 




2 Lyons, Danelle 14 Coolum Peregian 1:27.38 

3 Aspinall, Jenny A 14 Hervey Bay 1:38.19 

Event 14 Women 15-99 100 SC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Gierke, Ashlea 17 Maroochydore 1:13.13 


3 Geldenhuys (V), Samantha 15 Kawana Waters 1:26.70 





2 Cooper, Sam 8 Alexandra H'Land 53.06 

3 Gubecka, Jordan 8 Kawana Waters 54.26 










3 Graf, Liam 10 Nanango 44.45 



1 Burns, Ruve M 8 Noosa-QL 48.51 






2 Travers, Chloe 9 Coolum Peregian 45.67 

3 Oliaro, Amalia 9 Hervey Bay 47.93 



1 Fasso, Holly 10 Fairymead 38.53 














3 Davis, Aidan 12 Maryborough-QL 1:32.89 




2 Poort, Jarrod 13 Coolum Peregian 1:11.39 

3 Hawthorne, James 13 Coolum Peregian 1:15.02





3 Slegers, Shane 14 Kawana Waters 1:13.74 

Event 17 Men 15-99 100 SC Meter Backstroke 



2 Nelson, Isaiah 16 Pelican Waters C 1:05.75 




1 Nolan, Alexandra 11 Coolum Peregian 1:14.41 


3 Harris, Peggy 11 Coolum Peregian 1:21.89 




2 Sloman, Ashlea 12 Noosa-QL 1:15.56 

3 Reeves, Summer L 12 Coolum Peregian 1:22.56 



1 Sykes (V), Scarlett 13 Good Shepard 1:14.13 



3 Lammi, Jordan-Ann 13 Fairymead 1:16.53 





Event 18 Women 15-99 100 SC Meter Backstroke 



2 Kneale, Martha 15 Coolum Peregian 1:12.25 

3 Davis, Rebecca 16 Maryborough-QL 1:13.93 

Event 19 Men 50 SC Meter Butterfly 


1 Carty, Joseph 17 Coolum Peregian 25.78 

2 McGregor, Bruce 20 Maroochydore 26.78 

3 McKellar, Jake A 15 Coolum Peregian 28.71 

Event 20 Women 50 SC Meter Butterfly 


1 Dendle, jo 21 Maroochydore 28.80 

2 Thomson, Bianca 15 Flinders-QL 30.31 


Event 21 Men 8 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Butterfly 









3 Saunders-Dow, Dylan 9 Alexandra H'Land 1:01.96 






Event 22 Girls 8 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Butterfly 


1 Nicholson, Alexandra 8 Bribie Island 51.03 


3 Martinkovic, Ella 8 Maleny 53.97 




2 Ruston, Natasha L 9 Hervey Bay 45.75 












1 Winterbourne, Connor 13 Coolum Peregian 3:12.76 

2 Dieck, Bradley N 13 Hervey Bay 3:17.43 





Event 23 Men 15-99 200 SC Meter Breaststroke 



2 Graf, Cade 15 Nanango 3:32.64 



1 Milne, Elle 11 Hervey Bay 3:35.28 

2 Ives, Chloe 11 Pelican Waters C 4:16.62 




2 Fahey, Eilish 12 Noosa-QL 3:14.08 

3 Reid, Sydney 12 Hervey Bay 3:29.33 



1 Babec, Chelsea 13 Coolum Peregian 2:52.09 





Event 24 Women 15-99 200 SC Meter Breaststroke 













3 Berge, Kyle 12 Kawana Waters 1:40.17 




2 Molloy, Callum 13 Flinders-QL 1:09.01 

3 Poort, Jarrod 13 Coolum Peregian 1:10.95




2 Slegers, Shane 14 Kawana Waters 1:14.02 


Event 25 Men 15-99 100 SC Meter Butterfly 









3 Galloway (V), Kelsey P 11 Fairymead 1:24.91 

3 Day, Alexandria 11 Bribie Island 1:34.07 








1 McDuff, Jaimie 13 Fairymead 1:13.94 

2 Lammi, Jordan-Ann 13 Fairymead 1:16.05 

3 Stott v, Ashlee 13 MtCreek Mloolaba 1:18.37 

4 Roberts, Mikeely 13 Nanango 1:22.53 




2 Handy, Tessa 14 Gympie 1:17.18 

3 Bainbridge, Natasha 14 Coolum Peregian 1:17.21 

Event 26 Women 15-99 100 SC Meter Butterfly 


1 Thomson, Bianca 15 Flinders-QL 1:07.25 

2 Zanker, Shawnee 15 Fairymead 1:08.03 

3 Linfoot, Racheal 15 Flinders-QL 1:12.50 

Event 27 Men 100 SC Meter IM 





Event 28 Women 100 SC Meter IM 





3 Harris, Jean 15 Coolum Peregian 1:14.87 

Event 29 Men 400 SC Meter IM 



Event 30 Women 400 SC Meter IM 





1 Cooper, Sam 8 Alexandra H'Land 1:29.63 

2 Williams, Sam 8 Maroochydore 1:30.91 



1 Lavender, Ben M 9 Noosa-QL 1:22.03 

2 Milne, Noah A 9 Hervey Bay 1:22.18 



1 Masters, Lachlan 10 Kawana Waters 1:14.48 

2 Sloman, Nick 10 Noosa-QL 1:14.59 

3 Barclay, Mathew 10 Kawana Waters 1:18.47 



1 Burns, Ruve M 8 Noosa-QL 1:34.87 

2 Neill, Claudia 8 Coolum Peregian 1:37.57 

3 Dring, Emily 8 MtCreek Mloolaba 1:38.37 



1 Gubecka, Chelsea L 9 Kawana Waters 1:11.85 

2 Masters, Ellen 9 Kawana Waters 1:24.98 

3 Travers, Chloe 9 Coolum Peregian 1:25.40 



1 Muir, Molly 10 Pelican Waters C 1:14.99 

2 Fasso, Holly 10 Fairymead 1:19.96 

3 Burch, Carly J 10 Hervey Bay 1:21.72 















1 Williams, Tom A 13 Coolum Peregian 59.22 


3 Molloy, Callum 13 Flinders-QL 1:00.40 



1 Sykes (V), Buster 14 Unattached 55.16 

1 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCreek Mloolaba 1:00.14 


3 Archdall, Michael J 14 Yarraman Sharks-QL 1:02.41 

Event 33 Men 15-99 100 SC Meter Freestyle 









3 Day, Alexandria 11 Bribie Island 1:13.37 











3 Thomson, Cianna 13 Flinders-QL 1:05.91





3 Handy, Tessa 14 Gympie 1:07.69 

Event 34 Women 15-99 100 SC Meter Freestyle 










Event 36 Women 8 Year Olds 50 SC Meter Freestyle 



2 Nicholson, Alexandra 8 Bribie Island 42.15 









2 Travers, Chloe 9 Coolum Peregian 37.82 





1 Collis, Joshua 11 MtCreek Mloolaba 3:03.24 




2 Armstrong, Brett 12 MtCreek Mloolaba 3:09.15 




2 Poort, Jarrod 13 Coolum Peregian 2:11.38 





3 Whelan, Marc 14 Burpengary 2:30.87 










3 Harris, Peggy 11 Coolum Peregian 2:39.99 




2 Lawford, Stacey 12 Kawana Waters 2:26.56 

3 Cassidy, Chloe 12 Maryborough-QL 2:29.90 






3 Leng-Cole, Sonita 13 Flinders-QL 2:22.78 





3 Aspinall, Jenny A 14 Hervey Bay 2:31.42 



1 Dendle, jo 21 Maroochydore 2:05.95 















1 Rethamel, Kyle 11 Fairymead 31.28 

2 Leube, Kurt 11 Kawana Waters 32.51 

3 Primavera, Peter 11 Maryborough-QL 34.0 



1 Nolan, Alexandra 11 Coolum Peregian 30.12 

2 Williams, Zoe E 11 Coolum Peregian 31.42 

3 Day, Alexandria 11 Bribie Island 32.48 

Event 45 Men 11 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM 










2 Dieck, Bradley N 13 Hervey Bay 3:08.41 




1 Feldman, Matthew 14 Coolum Peregian 2:45.87 

2 Archdall, Michael J 14 Yarraman Sharks-QL 2:48.56 


Event 45 Men 15-99 200 SC Meter IM 





Event 46 Girls 11 Year Olds 200 SC Meter IM 





4 Lennox, Rosie 11 Coolum Peregian 3:08.94








1 Kime, Sarah 13 Kawana Waters 2:37.22 


3 Leng-Cole, Sonita 13 Flinders-QL 2:50.30 





3 Bainbridge, Natasha 14 Coolum Peregian 2:57.89 

Event 46 Women 15-99 200 SC Meter IM 






1 Rethamel, Jeremy 12 Fairymead 30.79 

2 Oliaro, Carlo 12 Hervey Bay 31.76 

3 Geldenhuys (V), Reece 12 Kawana Waters 31.97 

3 Cooper, Ben 12 Alexandra H'Land 32.72 



1 Hobbin, Jessica 12 Fairymead 30.28 

2 Cassidy, Chloe 12 Maryborough-QL 31.62 

3 Reeves, Summer L 12 Coolum Peregian 32.02 




2 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum Peregian 27.53 

3 Molloy, Callum 13 Flinders-QL 28.13 



1 Kime, Sarah 13 Kawana Waters 28.92 

2 Thomson, Cianna 13 Flinders-QL 29.71 

3 Nolan, Charlotte 13 Coolum Peregian 29.94 




2 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum Peregian 27.08 

3 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCreek Mloolaba 27.82 



1 Lee, Kareena 14 Coolum Peregian 28.77 

2 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum Peregian 31.07 

3 Handy, Tessa 14 Gympie 31.72 









2 Thomson, Bianca 15 Flinders-QL 29.34 

3 Packard, Alyce 16 Coolum Peregian 29.74 










Event 55 Men 15-99 200 SC Meter Butterfly 


















2 Seaton, Imogen 14 Palmwoods 2:56.36 

Event 56 Women 15-99 200 SC Meter Butterfly 


1 Dendle, jo 21 Maroochydore 2:18.15 


Event 57 Men 50 SC Meter Backstroke 


1 Nelson, Isaiah 16 Pelican Waters C 29.97 

2 Heath, Jarrad 15 Palmwoods 30.19 

3 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum Peregian 30.48 

Event 58 Women 50 SC Meter Backstroke 


1 Harrison, Natasha 17 Coolum Peregian 32.57 

2 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum Peregian 32.94 

3 Kneale, Martha 15 Coolum Peregian 34.09

Wide Bay Championships 

Noosa 2009 

Wide Bay Regional Swimming Championships were held from 13 th to 15 March 2009 at the Noosa 

Aquatic Centre. 374 swimmers entered 1705 individual nominations from 35 Wide Bay clubs. The 

Wide Bay committee extends their thanks to Gary Lavender and the parents from Noosa for their 

help in facilitating the championships. 

A new program format saw swimmers competing in multi aged distance events and heats in the 

morning and returning for finals and relays on Saturday evening. The atmosphere of the evening 

finals was incredible with many surprised at the number of people who came back to cheer on the 

swimmers. Finals on the Sunday were conducted following the morning and afternoon sessions. 

Presentations were made to the younger swimmers while the older swimmers preferred to accept 

their medals without having to have them formally presented. This method worked really well as 

almost all medals were collected shortly after the winners were announced. 

Again this year Wide Bay hosted the meet with parents from each attending club having positions to 

fill on the parent roster. Several people were accredited as technical officials. Many people had 

hours signed off in their red books. It is everyone pitching in together that makes WB champs a 

really great weekend. 

Swim-a-roo merchandised the WB tee shirts again with great new designs and colours. RetraVision 

generously provided $1,000 worth of store vouchers which were distributed through draws to people 

who signed on to the technical official volunteer roster.

Wide Bay LC Championships - Combined Team Scores 

Place Team Points 

1 Noosa Swimming Club NOOSA-QL 246 

2 Coolum Peregian Swimming Club COOLU 237 

3 Fairymead Swimming Club FAIRY 216 

4 Maryborough Swimming Club Inc. MARYB 120 

5 Kawana Waters Swim Club KAWTR 101 

6 Hervey Bay Swimming Club HERVE 94 

7 Maroochydore Swim Club MARDO 88 

8 Gympie Gold Fins GYMPI 77 

9 Flinders SC of Buderim FLIND 71 

10 Kingaroy Swimming Club KINGA 58 

11 Fraser Coast Swim Club FRASC 52 

12 Pelican Waters Caloundra S C PWCAL 50 

13 Palmwoods Amateur Swimming Clu PALMW 33 

14 Burpengary Swimming Club BURPE 29 

15 Bundaberg Atw Swimming Club In BUNDA 27 

16 Mt Creek Mooloolaba MTCKM 25 

17 Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club COORO 23 

18 Nanango Amateur Swimming Club NANAN 20 

19 Nambour NAMBO 12 

20 Eumundi And District Swim Club EUMUN 9 

21 Eidsvold Swimming Club EIDSV 7 

22 Mundubbera Swimming Club MUNDU 4 

23 Cooloola Coast Crocs CCCRO 3 

24 Alexandra Headlands ALEXA 2 

Wide Bay Age Champions 2008 – 2009 

AGE MALE FEMALE 

9 years Ben Lavender – Noosa Ellen Masters – Kawana Waters 

10 years Jacob O’Shea – Fairymead Chelsea Gubecka – Kawana Waters 

11 years Kyle Rethamel – Fairymead Remy Fairweather – Kawana Waters 

12 years Carlo Oliaro – Hervey Bay Jessica Hobbin – Fairymead 

13 years Drew Timbs – Gympie Ebony Blackstone – Maroochydore 

14 years Nicholas Parchert – Coolum Peregian Maddie Glacken – Coolum Peregian 

15 years Jarrad Heath - Palmwoods Kareena Lee – Coolum Peregian 

16 years Rory Sanders - Noosa Rebecca Davis - Maryborough 

17 years Ty Burt – Fairymead Krystelle Johnston – Flinders 

Multi Dis. Marcus Elliott – Fraser Coast Sarah Parker – Kingaroy 

Open Joseph Carty - Coolum Rebecca Davis - Maryborough

Event 1 Boys 1500 LC Meter Freestyle 


1 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum-Peregian 17:01.58 ! 

2 Williams, Tom A 13 Noosa-QL 17:41.00 

Event 2 Girls 800 LC Meter Freestyle 


1 Lee, Kareena 15 Coolum-Peregian 9:12.55 ! 

2 Harrison, Natasha 17 Coolum-Peregian 9:18.90 

3 Harris, Jean 15 Coolum-Peregian 9:51.25 

Event 3 Boys 9-99 200 LC Meter IM Multi-Disability 


1 Elliott, Marcus 17 Fraser Coast 3:23.45 

2 Wilson-McNaught, Kie 18 Nambour 4:03.34 

3 Evans, Henry 43 Maroochydore 4:12.90 

Event 4 Girls 9-99 200 LC Meter IM Multi-Disability 


1 Parker, Sarah 21 Kingaroy 3:57.93 

2 Clancy, Jana K 26 Noosa-QL 4:10.12 

Event 5 Boys 400 LC Meter IM 


1 Timbs, Drew 13 Gympie 5:22.44 

Event 6 Girls 400 LC Meter IM 


1 Hobbin, Jessica 12 Fairymead 5:25.34 ! 

2 Bass, Susan 14 Fairymead 5:48.83 

3 Cassidy, Chloe 12 Maryborough 6:07.29 


Name Age Team 

Finals Time 

1 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum-Peregian 4:20.27 * 

Event 13 Boys 12 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Backstroke 


1 Heffernan, Timothy 12 Maryborough 1:12.36 

2 Kippen, Macauley 12 Noosa-QL 1:15.89 


Event 14 Girls 12 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Backstroke 

Name Age Team 

Finals Time 


2 Synnott, Melissa J 12 Pelican Waters 1:12.50 

3 Williams, Zoe E 12 Noosa-QL 1:15.06 

Event 15 Boys 13 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Butterfly 



2 Sweeney, Lachlan 13 Coolum-Peregian 1:09.90 

3 Hawthorne, James 13 Coolum-Peregian 1:10.13 

Event 16 Girls 13 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Butterfly 


1 Sloman, Ashlea M 13 Noosa-QL 1:09.39 

2 Blackstone, Ebony 13 Maroochydore 1:09.40 

3 Kleinschmidt, Ella 13 Hervey Bay 1:15.54 

Event 17 Boys 14 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Freestyle 


1 Nixon, Jack 14 Coolum-Peregian 57.26 


3 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum-Peregian 58.38 

Event 18 Girls 14 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Freestyle 

1 Glacken, Maddie 14 Noosa-QL 1:03.45 

2 Goatham, Andrew 16 Bundaberg 4:28.00 * 2 Pearce, Kristen 14 Kingaroy 1:03.90 

3 Maudsley, Joshua 18 Coolum-Peregian 4:29.85 * 3 Nolan, Charlotte 14 Noosa-QL 1:04.78 



Name Age Team 


Finals Time 

1 Heath, Jarrad R 15 Palmwoods 1:04.01 



2 Lee, Kareena 15 Coolum-Peregian 4:31.86 

3 Healy, Jarod 15 Gympie 1:10.26 

3 Elmslie, Brittany 14 Noosa-QL 4:39.47 Event 20 Girls 15 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Backstroke 

Event 9 Boys 9-99 50 LC Meter Butterfly Multi-Disability 




1 Elliott, Marcus 17 Fraser Coast 41.59 


2 Wilson-McNaught, Kie 18 Nambour 42.88 

3 Connolly, Katie 15 Gympie 1:14.72 

3 Gray, Nicholas 16 Burpengary 44.45 


Event 10 Girls 9-99 50 LC Meter Butterfly Multi-Disability 




1 Parker, Sarah 21 Kingaroy 49.49 

1 Sanders, Rory M 16 Noosa-QL 58.30 


2 Goatham, Andrew 16 Bundaberg 1:02.74 

3 McKellar, Jake A 16 Noosa-QL 1:03.07 

Event 11 Boys 11 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 



1 Primavera, Peter 11 Maryborough 1:27.21 


2 Sloman, Nick J 11 Noosa-QL 1:30.72 

1 Thomson, Bianca 16 Flinders Buderim 1:08.81 


2 Mikol, Zichxyna 16 Pelican Waters 1:09.98 

3 Cartwright, Rebecca M 16 Hervey Bay 1:15.89 

Event 12 Girls 11 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 



1 Muir, Molly 11 Pelican Waters 1:28.32 


2 See, Ashleigh 11 Fraser Coast 1:31.66 

1 Burt, Tye 17 Fairymead 1:20.02 

3 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 1:32.05 Event 24 Girls 17 Year Olds 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Ryan, Sarah 17 Hervey Bay 1:19.57 

Name 

Age Team 

Finals Time

Event 25 Boys 100 LC Meter Backstroke 

Name Age Team 

Finals Time 

1 Sanders, Rory M 16 Noosa-QL 1:02.18 


Event 26 Girls 100 LC Meter Backstroke 

Name Age Team 

Finals Time 


2 Pearce, Kristen 14 Kingaroy 1:15.34 

3 Wood, Josephine 17 Burpengary 1:19.09 

Event 27 Boys 9-99 50 LC Meter Breaststroke Multi-Disability 




3 Evans, Henry 43 Maroochydore 59.84 

Event 28 Girls 9-99 50 LC Meter Breaststroke Multi- 

Disability 





Name Age Team 

Finals Time 


2 Jenkins, Keegan 9 Kingaroy 42.24 

3 Cooper, Sam 9 Alex Headlands 43.01 




2 Davis, Katarina V 9 Coolum-Peregian 42.43 

3 Blackstone, Isabellle H 9 Maroochydore 43.66 



1 O'Shea, Jacob 10 Fairymead 1:25.93 

2 Hourn, Jack 10 Kingaroy 1:48.30 



1 Gubecka, Chelsea L 10 Kawana Waters 1:18.75 ! 

2 Thompson, Sarah 10 Kawana Waters 1:26.83 

3 Wildin-Snedden, Acacia 10 Maroochydore 1:31.64 



1 Primavera, Peter 11 Maryborough 3:08.96 ! 








2 Brittain, Phillip 13 Nanango 3:06.11 




1 Packard, Jake 14 Noosa-QL 2:35.23 ! 

2 Wilsenach, Heinrich 14 Maroochydore 2:55.17 



1 Ritzau, Jonothan 15 Flinders Buderim 2:33.00 ! 

2 Kenney, Beau-Daniel U 15 Cooloola Crocs 3:01.54 

3 Primavera, Paul 15 Maryborough 3:01.89 



1 Rodgers, Kieran 16 Maryborough 2:33.51 ! 

2 Clarke, Jamie J 16 Cooroy Dolphins 3:02.67 

Event 33 Boys 17-99 200 LC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Collins, Alex 18 Maroochydore 2:21.70 ! 





2 Gray, Emily 11 Fairymead 3:25.32 




2 Reinke, Zoe 12 Fairymead 3:03.40 

3 Cassidy, Chloe 12 Maryborough 3:10.43 



1 Marshall, Emily G 13 Pelican Waters 2:56.40 

2 Smith, Katherine E 13 Pelican Waters 2:59.22 




1 Babec, Chelsea 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:50.56 

2 Clarey, Jessica 14 Fairymead 2:57.16 

3 Lyons, Danelle 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:58.49 



1 Bonnell, Ashlea 15 Cooroy Dolphins 2:59.81 

2 Mackenzie, Tahnee 15 Fraser Coast 3:06.38 

3 Mundie, Alexis 15 Nambour 3:08.18 



1 Clarey, Krystelle 16 Fairymead 3:05.81 

2 O'Sullivan, Erin 16 Cooroy Dolphins 3:16.80 

Event 34 Girls 17-99 200 LC Meter Breaststroke 





1 Carty, Joseph 18 Coolum-Peregian 24.02 

2 Cowan, Andrew 20 Eumundi 24.16 




1 Lee, Kareena 15 Coolum-Peregian 28.23 

2 Jopson (V), Nicole M 15 MtCreek Mloolaba 28.49 

3 Harrison, Natasha 17 Coolum-Peregian 28.79 


Event 37 Boys 9-99 50 LC Meter Freestyle Multi-Disability 




3 Wilson-McNaught, Kie 18 Nambour 35.77 

Event 38 Girls 9-99 50 LC Meter Freestyle Multi-Disability 







3 Brazier, Jack D 9 Pelican Waters 46.13









2 Pienaar, Rowan 10 Maryborough 1:38.77 

3 Badenhorst, Rueben 10 Cooroy Dolphins 1:40.05 





3 Sweeney, Jacinta 10 Coolum-Peregian 1:26.42 



1 May (V), Ben 11 Gympie 1:05.75 






1 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 1:05.19 ! 

2 Jones, Kamaya L 11 Maroochydore 1:10.59 






3 McMaster, Peter 12 Nambour 1:32.50 















3 Quinn, Tamara 13 Kingaroy 1:20.57 



1 Packard, Jake 14 Noosa-QL 1:09.97 ! 

2 Wilsenach, Heinrich 14 Maroochydore 1:18.30 

3 Jones, Blake 14 Flinders Buderim 1:18.70 




2 McMaster, Rachel 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:22.43 

3 Lyons, Danelle 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:23.10 





3 Sheehy, Jacob 15 Hervey Bay 1:06.44 









2 Goatham, Andrew 16 Bundaberg 57.18 

3 Jones, Tayler 16 Flinders Buderim 57.25 



1 Davis, Rebecca 16 Maryborough 1:02.50 

2 Mikol, Zichxyna 16 Pelican Waters 1:03.08 





2 Axelsen, Thomas 17 Maryborough 57.38 





2 Johnson, Krystle 17 Flinders Buderim 1:04.53 


Event 57 Boys 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Collins, Alex 18 Maroochydore 1:07.29 ! 

2 Packard, Jake 14 Noosa-QL 1:09.28 

3 Rodgers, Kieran 16 Maryborough 1:11.40 

Event 58 Girls 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 


1 Marshall, Emily G 13 Pelican Waters 1:18.72 



Event 59 Boys 9 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 








Event 60 Girls 10 Year Olds 200 LC Meter IM 





Event 61 Boys 9-99 50 LC Meter Backstroke Multi-Disability 



2 Evans, Henry 43 Maroochydore 46.13 


Event 62 Girls 9-99 50 LC Meter Backstroke Multi-Disability 



2 Clancy, Jana K 26 Noosa-QL 58.03 



1 Johns, Tyler 11 Fraser Coast 3:04.60





3 Bussa, Jye 12 Coolum-Peregian 3:05.00 








1 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:16.78 ! 










1 Sanders, Rory M 16 Noosa-QL 2:11.67 ! 




Event 

! 

68 Girls 9-99 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay 

2 Campbell-Brown, Sarah 11 Mundubbera 3:09.27 



3) Leng-Cole, Sonita 13 4) Thomson, Cianna 13 

1 Synnott, Melissa J 12 Pelican Waters 2:37.35 ! 

2 Reeves (V), Summer L 12 Coolum-Peregian 2:46.70 

3 Wildin-Snedden, Jazmine 12 Maroochydore 2:47.16 




1 Anderson, Tara 13 Fraser Coast 3:01.25 





3 Huskisson, Naomi 14 Kingaroy 2:43.65 








1 Taylor, Brooke 16 Fairymead 2:38.32 

Event 64 Girls 17-99 200 LC Meter Backstroke 




Event 65 Boys 9-13 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay 

Team Relay Finals Time 

1 Noosa-QL A 2:03.59 ! 

1) Sloman, Nick J 11 2) Kippen, Macauley 12 

3) Williams, Tom A 13 4) Lavender, Ben M 9 

2 Maryborough A 2:06.57 

1) Heffernan, Timothy 12 2) Perina, Isaac 13 

3) Guan, Daniel 13 4) Davis, Aidan 12 

3 Coolum-Peregian A 2:09.67 

1) Hawthorne, James 13 2) Bussa, Jye 12 

3) Bussa, Joshua 11 4) Sweeney, Lachlan 13 

4 Fraser Coast A 2:15.04 

1) Gibbons, Luke 9 2) Johns, Tyler 11 

3) Preval, Cameron 12 4) Wyvill, Nicholas 13 

Event 66 Girls 9-13 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay 


1 Noosa-QL A 2:05.51 ! 

1) Fahey, Eilish 13 2) Finney, Brooke 11 

3) Nolan, Alexandra 12 4) Williams, Zoe E 12 

2 Maroochydore A 2:05.92 

1) Dowsett, Kimberley 12 2) Jones, Kamaya L 11 

3) Wildin-Snedden, Jazmine 12 4) Blackstone, Ebony 13 

3 Fairymead A 2:06.14 

1) Reinke, Zoe 12 2) Fasso, Holly 11 

3) Hailey, Stephanie 13 4) Hobbin, Jessica 12 

Event 67 Boys 9-99 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay 


1 Coolum-Peregian A 1:43.70 ! 

1) Nixon, Jack 14 2) Maudsley, Joshua 18 

3) Parchert, Nicholas 14 4) Carty, Joseph 18 


1) Axelsen, Thomas 17 2) McKenna, Tyler 16 

3) Primavera, Paul 15 4) Rodgers, Kieran 16 

3 Noosa-QL A 1:48.58 

1) Packard, Jake 14 2) Sanders, Rory M 16 

3) Finney, Kyle 14 4) McKellar, Jake A 16 


1 Flinders Buderim A 1:57.12 ! 

1) Thomson, Bianca 16 2) Johnson, Krystle 17 

2 Fairymead A 1:58.56 

1) Zanker, Shawnee 15 2) Lammi, Jordan-Ann 14 

3) Ostorga, Bianca 14 4) Taylor, Brooke 16 

3 Noosa-QL A 1:58.90 

1) Packard, Alyce 16 2) Glacken, Maddie 14 

3) Nolan, Charlotte 14 4) Sloman, Ashlea M 13 






4 Johns, Tyler 11 Fraser Coast 2:36.64 




2 McMaster, Peter 12 Nambour 2:34.62 

3 Bussa, Jye 12 Coolum-Peregian 2:37.28 



1 Williams, Tom A 13 Noosa-QL 2:07.33 ! 





1 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:05.22 


3 Feldman, Matthew 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:14.09 





3 Lindsay, Jerram 15 MtCreek Mloolaba 2:09.30





3 McKenna, Tyler 16 Maryborough 2:15.25 

Event 69 Boys 17-99 200 LC Meter Freestyle 


1 Carty, Joseph 18 Coolum-Peregian 2:00.83 

2 Axelsen, Thomas 17 Maryborough 2:05.93 

3 Maudsley, Joshua 18 Coolum-Peregian 2:07.73 



1 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 2:19.74 ! 

2 Roberts, Melissa 11 Nanango 2:34.65 





2 Norris, Rheanna 12 Pelican Waters 2:22.44 






2 Kleinschmidt, Ella 13 Hervey Bay 2:22.11 

3 Connell, Kelsey 13 Maryborough 2:25.53 




2 Davis, Ellysia 14 Maryborough 2:21.05 

3 Nolan, Charlotte 14 Noosa-QL 2:21.81 










Event 70 Girls 17-99 200 LC Meter Freestyle 






2 Jenkins, Keegan 9 Kingaroy 51.64 




1 Bayles, Giorgia 9 Eidsvold 46.82 








4 Johns, Tyler 11 Fraser Coast 1:23.56 



1 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 1:16.75 


3 Molloy, Meghan 11 Flinders Buderim 1:22.59 




2 Preval, Cameron 12 Fraser Coast 1:14.25 








1 Williams, Tom A 13 Noosa-QL 58.57 






2 Thomson, Cianna 13 Flinders Buderim 1:03.27 




1 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:02.65 ! 


3 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:06.15 



1 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:12.33 

2 Pearce, Kristen 14 Kingaroy 1:12.93 




1 Hobbin, Jake 15 Fairymead 57.20 

2 Healy, Jarod 15 Gympie 58.02 

3 Heath, Jarrad R 15 Palmwoods 58.50 










2 Jones, Tayler 16 Flinders Buderim 1:13.01 

3 Milburn, Jackson 16 Hervey Bay 1:19.33 





3 O'Sullivan, Erin 16 Cooroy Dolphins 1:26.24 



1 Axelsen, Thomas 17 Maryborough 1:10.77 




1 Wood, Josephine 17 Burpengary 1:19.94

Event 87 Boys 100 LC Meter Butterfly 





Event 88 Girls 100 LC Meter Butterfly 



2 Seaton, Imogen T 15 Palmwoods 1:12.31 




1 Lavender, Ben M 9 Noosa-QL 1:17.62 ! 


3 McIntosh, Callum M 9 Hervey Bay 1:23.49 



1 Masters, Ellen 9 Kawana Waters 1:16.54 

2 Burns, Ruve M 9 Noosa-QL 1:27.83 

3 Bayles, Giorgia 9 Eidsvold 1:28.94 































3 Feldman, Matthew 14 Coolum-Peregian 2:35.17 




2 Primavera, Paul 15 Maryborough 2:32.41 







Event 93 Boys 17-99 200 LC Meter IM 





1 Muir, Molly 11 Pelican Waters 2:55.50 


3 Campbell-Brown, Sarah 11 Mundubbera 3:01.45 










3 Fahey, Eilish 13 Noosa-QL 2:51.92 










3 Burchell, Jessica 15 Maroochydore 2:49.59 

Event 94 Girls 17-99 200 LC Meter IM 




Event 95 Mixed 9-99 200 LC Meter Medley Relay 


1 Coolum-Peregian A 2:08.70 ! 

1) Hawthorne, James M13 2) Babec, Chelsea W14 

3) Carty, Joseph M18 4) Reeves (V), Summer L 

W12 

2 Noosa-QL B 2:09.32 

1) Sloman, Ashlea M W13 2) Packard, Alyce W16 

3) Sanders, Rory M M16 4) Kippen, Macauley M12 


1) Heffernan, Timothy M12 2) Rodgers, Kieran M16 

3) Connell, Kelsey W13 4) Davis, Rebecca W16 



1 Rethamel, Kyle 11 Fairymead 2:55.94 ! 







1 McKellar, Jake A 16 Noosa-QL 2:11.91 ! 


3 Norden, Leigh 16 Kawana Waters 2:18.17 



1 Fleming, Sarah 11 Kawana Waters 2:52.90 ! 





3 Galloway (V), Kelsey P 12 Fairymead 2:52.97




2 Agius, Hannah 14 Hervey Bay 2:52.70 



1 Lee, Kareena 15 Coolum-Peregian 2:24.63 ! 










3 Cooper, Sam 9 Alex Headlands 37.35 





3 Glass (V), Lilli 9 Hervey Bay 38.30 

4 Bayles, Giorgia 9 Eidsvold 38.50 





3 Gray, Daniel 10 Burpengary 1:39.54 



1 Bainbridge, Molly 10 Coolum-Peregian 1:34.12 

2 Wildin-Snedden, Acacia 10 Maroochydore 1:34.37 







4 Masters, Lachlan 11 Kawana Waters 1:26.46 



1 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 1:14.61 

2 Fleming, Sarah 11 Kawana Waters 1:19.89 

3 Roberts, Melissa 11 Nanango 1:22.30 











4 Nolan, Alexandra 12 Noosa-QL 1:06.97 






1 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum-Peregian 1:04.30 


3 Molloy, Callan J 14 Flinders Buderim 1:04.98 




*2 Glacken, Maddie 14 Noosa-QL 1:12.75 

*2 Roberts, Mikeely 14 Nanango 1:12.75 

4 Ostorga, Bianca 14 Fairymead 1:13.42 



1 Ritzau, Jonothan 15 Flinders Buderim 1:11.71 

2 Thomson, Michael N 15 Hervey Bay 1:16.61 









1 Sanders, Rory M 16 Noosa-QL 1:00.19 
















1 Cowan, Andrew 20 Eumundi 54.00 






2 Thomson, Cianna 13 Flinders Buderim 1:03.68 

3 Davis, Ellysia 14 Maryborough 1:04.57 



1 Williams, Tom A 13 Noosa-QL 1:18.85 




Name Age Team Finals Time

Wide Bay State Relay Teams 

Congratulations to all our swimmers. Thank you so much to the parents who organisd their swimmers to be in 

Brisbane for the relays. Special thanks to the swimmers who came down just for today. Thanks also to Donna, 

Jessica, Di, Jan and Davina who helped make sure all went well. 

# 1 Male 12 & Under 200 Medley (7th) 

A Relay WBAY 

1 Jye Bussa 2 Peter Primavera (11) 

3 Kyle Rethamel (11) 4 Carlo Oliaro (12) 

# 2 Female 12 & Under 200 Medley - SILVER 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Melissa Synnott (12) 2 Tianni Gilmour (12) 

3 Jessica Hobbin (12) 4 Rheanna Norris (12) 

# 3 Male 16 & Under 200 Medley - BRONZE 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1Rory M. Samders (15) 2 Mitch TRONC (16) 

3 Tayler Jones 4 Isaiah Nelson (16) 

# 4 Female 16 & Under 200 Medley - 6th 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Brooke Taylor (16) 2 Ashlea Bonnell 

3 Bianca Thomson (16) 4 Shawnee Zanker (15) 

# 5 Male 14 & Under 200 Medley - GOLD 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Nicholas Parchert (14) 2 Jake Packard (14) 

3 Callan Molloy 4 Jake Hobbin (14) 

# 21 Male 12 & Under 200 Free - 6th 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Kurt Leube (11) 3 Jye Bussa 

3Kyle Rethamel (11) 4 Carlo Oliaro (12) 

# 22 Female 12 & Under 200 Free - BRONZE 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Rheanna Norris (12) 2 Zoe Williams (12) 

3 Ebony Blackstone (12) 4 Jessica Hobbin (12) 

# 23 Male 16 & Under 200 Free - SILVER 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Tayler N. Jones (15) 2 Mitch TRONC (16) 

3.Andrew Goatham (16) 4 Isaiah Nelson (16) 


A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Brooke Taylor (16) 2 Bianca Nash (15) 

3 Shawnee Zanker (15) 4 Rebecca Davis (16) 

# 25 Male 14 & Under 200 Free - GOLD 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Nicholas Parchert (14) 2 Jack Nixon (13) 

# 6 Female 14 & Under 200 Medley - DQ 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Holly Coogan (14) 2 Charlotte Lohan (13) 

3 Scarlett Sykes (V) (13) 4 Brittany Elmslie (14) 

# 7 Male 9-10 200 Medley - Bronze 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Noah Milne (9)2 Jacob O’Shea (10) 

3 Tyson McBride (10) 4 Ben Lavender (10) 

# 8 Female 9-10 200 Medley - 4th 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Chelsea Gubecka (10) 2 Molly Bainbridge (10) 

3 Shannon E. Norris (10) 4 Chloe Travers 

# 9 Male 200 Medley - 4th 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Joseph Carty (17) 2 Kyle Rigby 

3 Andrew Cowan 4 Bruce McGregor (21) 

# 10 Female 200 Medley - GOLD 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Natasha Harrison (17) 2 Ashlea Gierke (18) 

3 Amelia HOLZ (17) 4 Kate THOMSON (17) 

3 Ammon Lammi (14) 4 Jake Hobbin (14) 


A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Nicole Jopson, (V) (14) 2 Cianna Thomson (13) 

3 Charlotte Lohan (13) 4 Brittany Elmslie (14) 

# 27 Male 9-10 200 Free - BRONZE 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Noah Milne (9) 2 Tyson McBride (10) 

3 Jacob O’Shea (10) 4 Ben Lavender (9) 

# 28 Female 9-10 200 Free - 4th 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Chelsea Gubecka (10) 2 Jacinta Sweeney (10) 

3 Chloe Travers (10) 4 Shannon Norris 

# 29 Male 200 Free - SILVER 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Bruce McGregor (21) 2 Joseph Carty (17) 

3 Andrew Cowan (20) 4 Kyle Rigby (17) 

# 30 Female 200 Free - SILVER 

A Relay 

WBAY 

1 Amelia HOLZ (17) 2 Kate Thompson (17) 

3Natasha Harrison (17) 4 Ashleigh Gierke (17)

Junior Skills 


Junior skills clinics were held in Burnett Fraser and on the Sunshine Coast. 44 swimmers 

enjoyed the weekend in Bundaberg where they had a Saturday afternoon and Sunday swim 

session, played 10pin bowling and camped at Riverside Retreat. An evening of team challenges 

meant swimmers retired ready for a good nights sleep. A great plan for all the parents. It 

meant a good nights sleep for all. This weekend is subsidised with each swimmer paying $36 

which included a shirt. Many thanks to Scott Hamlet (Fairymead), Jane Stebhens (Kolan), 

Anne Walters (Gympie South) & Heather from Burrum for facilitating such a great program . 

Thanks also to Fairymead for the yummy food. 


Almost fifty Sunshine Coast swimmers meet on Saturday 6 th September 2008, at Immanuel 

College, Wises Road, Buderim. The squad program started with guest speaker Brian Stehr 

(assisted by Janelle Elford) talking about “Being prepared for training and competition”. The 

focus of the presentation was nutrition as many swimmers need to be eating for energy or 

energy replacement, in particular at carnivals. Parents and swimmers were invited to attend. 

After a healthy morning tea provided by Maroochydore SC & parents, a pool session followed. 

Swimmers worked very well together in the busy pool. With Referee Robin Clarke on deck, a 

number of parents learnt and practiced Technical Official duties while observing the 

swimmers, in particular their starts, turns and finishes. A well earned lunch break followed 

which included more examples of healthy eating to aid recovery. Coaches for the day included 

Dennye Baxter(Kilcoy), Brendan (Kilcoy), Rob Gough (Mooloolah Valley) & Diane Feldman. 

The day was completed with an afternoon activity at Top Shots, Maroochydore were swimmers 

were challenged at putt putt golf, the indoor rock climbing wall, blaster boats etc. 

South Burnett 

The Junior Skills day was held on 6 December at the Murgon pool. Steve Smith was head 

coach and most swimmers from the south Burnett attended the day. Following the clinic time 

trials were held to allow South Burnett swimmers to gain a current LC time in the lead up to 

State Sprints in February. Murgon SC provided a fantastic BBQ lunch for all.

Super Camp 2008 

1 st - 3 rd August 

Coaches: 

Scott Hamlet – Fairmead 

Di Feldman – Coolum-Peregian 

Anne Walters – Gympie 

Managers: Michele Watson – Fairmead 

Donna Clark – Kingaroy 

Parent Davina Williams – Coolum - Peregian 

Supervisors: Peter Mundie - Nambour 

It is always difficult to select a date for squad camps that suit a majority of eligible 

swimmers and, one that does not clash with other important dates on the swimming calendar. 

For this reason the committee decided to combine the Achievers and the Early Achievers 

squads. What a wonderful success this turned out to be. 

The venue was at ‘Riverside Retreat’ which is located just on 

the outskirts of Bundaberg. What a fantastic venue! Rustic 

cabins to sleep in, the Burnett river just a short (although 

very steep) walk away, camp fire at night, challenging 

obstacle course, great food and good company, all made for a 

memorable weekend. 

The Achievers arrived in camp after dinner on the Friday 

night to participate in team building activities under instruction from the camp instructors, 

followed by supper and bed. After a delicious breaky, it was down to the river for a canoeing 

contest. The group of Achievers split into 4 teams with the victorious team winning a ride 

back to camp. I did hear the losers call the walk back to camp ‘The Hill of Death’. Yes, it was 

extremely steep. Meanwhile the Early Achievers had arrived in camp and it was their turn for 

the canoeing contest. After a quick morning tea Bradley Byrne spoke about his swimming 

experiences and achievements with Wide Bay Swimming including his selection on the 

Development Squad, which included 2 trips to Fiji and a trip to New Zealand. To further 

inspire the swimmers, Bradley also spoke about his selection on a State Team. 

A bus ride into the Bundaberg Swim Academy and then onto the serious stuff. Coach Scott 

put together a fantastic program for the swimmers. Dynamic stretches then into the water

for something a little different for all swimmers. No breath starts and finishes, a dive and 

glide competition, some intense drills and tumble turn practice. Many thanks to Ivan who 

cooked up a storm on the BBQ for lunch. Then after a short break, the swimmers hit the 

water again. 

Back at camp, showers, dinner, clean up duties and a slide show of photos taken that day 

followed by a game of Celebrity Head. By this stage most were ready for bed, it had been a 

long day. Some stayed up and enjoyed the bonfire. 

Breakfast was a wonderful feast of bacon and eggs, hash browns, cereals, toast and juice. 

Although some swimmers were a little sleepy (maybe they were the ones still giggling at 

midnight) and slow to get going, we were all packed up and ready waiting for the bus to take 

us back into the pool by 9.00am. 

Dynamic warm up to wake everyone up and then back into the 

water for heart rate sets, a kick set and more practice with 

turns. Lastly, before finishing there were Duncan Armstrong 

15m finishes, dive starts and a relay change over practice. 

Pizza’s arrived for lunch and it was time to say goodbye to 

many a new friend. The swimmers are to be commended on their behaviour and attitude for 

the weekend. A huge thank you to Scott for his time and expertise in coaching the swimmers, 

his efforts are greatly appreciated by both the swimmers and the Wide Bay Committee. 

Thanks to Di and Anne who assisted Scott. A special thanks to the managers and parent 

supervisors, it would be impossible to have these camps without volunteers. Lastly, thanks to 

Michele who organised everything including the invitations to the camp, the venue, the 

awesome food, the bus to and from the pool and the list goes on and on. Where to in 2009?

JX Forums 

Two JX clinics were held this season. On 20 th September a clinic was held in Bundaberg and 

another in Maroochydore. 

Bundaberg JX Clinic 

Bundaberg clinic was held at Bundaberg Swim Academy with Melissa Gorman the guest Olympian 

( 10km swim and 800m).Scott Hamlet was the coach for the clinic. 

On the Coast Melanie Schlanger was the guest Olympian and Peter Diamond the Coach. 

Both clinic included time for stretching, swimming, a talk from Olympian and time for photographs 

and autographs. Special thanks to Melissa, Melanie, Scott and Peter 

Maroochydore JX Clinic

New Zealand 2008 – Wide Bay Development Squad 

After much fundraising, planning and organisation our Development squad travelled to Mt 

Maunganui in New Zealand to compete in the New Zealand Spring Meet. The trip was a very 

valuable experience with swimmers performing well. The team of 18 swimmers and 5 adults flew 

into Auckland and then travelled 2 ½ hrs by bus to their accommodation at Papamoa beach. The 

accommodation left nothing to want for. It was magnificent and very comfortable. 

This year we had two days to adjust before competition commenced. This was important as the 

swimmers needed to be ready to leave for the pool after having had breakfast by 6.30am. This is 

3.30am AUS time. Competition commenced on the 4 th day and went for 4 days. All the team 

managed very well to be organised with the correct uniform and their gear ready each session. 

Travelling away is so much more challenging for each swimmer as they are competing with a team 

they do not know well, in a different country with the responsibility on themselves to be organised 

and ready as per the team schedule. This is a very big ask if their parents have always done 

everything for them. 

We were very lucky that the weather was great and we were quite close to the pool complex. 

Papamoa beach even made the National News when a baby killer whale was washed up on the 

local beach. People came from all over to see the whale and help keep it alive. It was successfully 

returned to the ocean later in the afternoon. Just as exciting were the hero messages read out each 

night at the team meetings. 

Arriving for our first day of competition we were made to feel welcome as many people remembered 

us from the previous year. Wide Bay was allocated seating in a great spot and although it was tight 

we managed very well. All the managers took turns in timekeeping and Donna spent sometime in 

the official recording room. Timekeeping was a challenge as there is not starting light over at that 

pool. We automatically look towards the starter not straight down the pool like the kiwi timekeepers 

do. In NZ programs are given to each team each session. Managers are called to a 5minute 

meeting at the commencement of each session. Any rules or procedures are announced and the 

managers look after what needs to be actioned. NZ selectors are at the meet and process the 

selection of NZ teams and squads at the meet. 

The morning session began with warm up at 7am followed by the morning heats. In New Zealand all 

swimmers are seeded in the heats together rather than in age groups. This really sped up the 

morning but with numbers of competitors the morning session ended at 12noon. New Zealand 

timing of events was impressive with almost to the minute facilitation of events. The team would 

head home for lunch and a rest before going back for the evening session at 4pm. Dinner was 

around 8.30pm each night. 

Every day all food is prepared on site by the managers and taken to the pool or left ready for lunch. 

No one went hungry, ever! 

After the competition finished we had one day to unwind before travelling home. We had the best 

day in Rotorua riding the luge! A gondola took us up the side of the hill to the luge ride and for 

Michele the coffee.

I must say flying Emirates was a treat. The ICE on the plane is just what a bunch of teenagers 

travelling together need. They could dial another team member in their seat and play games against 

them too right from their own seats. 

Thanks to a great team for another wonderful Wide Bay trip. Special thanks go to the coaches Brad 

Kydd (Flinders) and Michael Sage (Coolum) and Managers Jessica Watson, Donna Clark . 

Also for many of the swimmers a special thanks go to the people and businesses who supported 

them with their fundraising ventures. I know this made a difference between going and not going for 

more than one swimmer. For some swimmers this is the only and most exciting overseas swim trip 

they will ever undertake. For others a trip like this motivates them to further succeed when many at 

this age give up forever. 

Michele Watson

Wide Bay Presentation Dinner 

The 3 rd Annual Wide Bay Presentation Dinner was held at the Boat Club in Hervey Bay on April 

25 th . 90 people attend from 23 of the 42 clubs in the region. Swimming Queensland supplied 5 MP4 

players to give out during the evening. Swimmers names attending the evening were placed in a 

“hat” and drawn through out the evening. The winner of the Wide Bay Retravision $250.00 draw 

from Wide Bay Championships technical official roster was announced. 

Marayke Jonkers was our guest speaker who is a paralympian for Wide Bay . Marakye spoke 

encouraging young swimmers to be prepared to compete sometimes against the odds. Be prepared 

to put in the hard yards and to not expect perfect conditions in which to reach a goal. Most athletes 

achieve their best results with some form of injury, illness or change of conditions. If you wait for the 

ideal scenario you might miss an opportunity. 

Various presentations were made to Early Achievers and Achievers squad members. Michael Sage 

talked about the Development squad trip to NZ and talked with Nick Parchert and Nicole Jopson 

both squad members. A dvd Jessica developed was played. Presentation were also made to 

swimmers who represented Wide Bay at State relays in December. 

David Towner and presented a report on technical official presentations and an overview of 

statistics for the season. 

Awards were presented to Wide Bay Age Champions, Champion Club - Noosa, and Champion 

Handicap Club (Noosa). The team spirit awards were awarded to Maryborough ($100) and Mt 

Creek ($50). 

Divisional Points Score winners were announced. 

Division 1 – Coolum Peregian 

Division 2 – Kingaroy 

Division 3 – Kawana Waters 

Division $ - Nanango 

Division 5 – Bribie Island 

Division 6 – Cooloola Coast Crocs 

Overall Champion Club – Kawana Waters 

Overall Champion Handicap Club – Burpengary 

Samantha Hamill was announced the Wide Bay 

Swimmer of the Year.

Presidents Reports 

Bundaberg ATW 

Burpengary 

Cooloola Coast Crocs 

Coolum Peregian 

Cooroy 

Fairymead 

Fraser Coast 

Gympie 

Hervey Bay 

Kawana Waters 

Kilkivan 

Maleny 

Maroochydore 

Mooloolah Valley 

Nanango 

Noosa 

Pelican Waters Caloundra

Bundaberg ATW Swimming Club 

President-Michelle Wolff- 4154 2650 

Secretary – Marie Goatham 4153 6457 

Treasurer- Kevin Goatham -4159 7442 

Coach- Norm Jarvis-0439 186 466 

25 th May 2009 

PRESIDENTS REPORT 

Bundaberg Across The Waves Swimming Club Incorporated has had a very successful and rewarding season, 

with the number of competitive swimmers growing, successful grant applications and parent members 

working towards their technical official accreditation. 

We replaced the pool blankets on our winter training venue with the assistance of a Sports Equipment Grant 

which helped cover some of the costs and fundraising covering the shortfall. 

With the assistance of a Sports and Recreation Grant from the Queensland Government we also ran a swim 

clinic designed to bring potential members up to speed on the training techniques used by our coach. At the 

completion of the clinic the children were the invited to attend 2 club nights. This clinic was a great success 

with our club numbers increasing greatly. 

We expect to hold another of these swim clinics at the beginning of the swim season later this year. 

It also provided our coach with the opportunity to attend the ASTCA Convention, in May this year. The 

Coach and children are all looking forward to trying some different training techniques this coming season. 

Our competitive swimmers attended many local carnivals this season, all really enjoying the experience. 

Burnett Fraser Championships was memorable with 100% of swimmers medaling in their events and 50% of 

competitive swimmers qualifying for Wide Bay Championships. 30% of competitive swimmers went on to 

the State Championships and were very pleased with their results. We are also proud that 30% of our junior 

squad qualified for the Junior Excellence Program this year. 

All swimmers, coaches and parents are looking forward to another rewarding year. 

Yours in Swimming 

Michelle Wolff 

President.

Burpengary Swimming Club 

Presidents Report 

This year we have seen some excellent results from our competitive swimmers! Whilst our numbers have 

been low – with only 16 swimmers out of 47 swimmers electing to register as competitive swimmers, the 

results have been excellent. 

At this year’s Wide Bay Regional Presentation night, our club was awarded the Handicap Overall Points 

trophy. That is an awesome effort and goes to show that we have quality competitive swimmers in our midst. 

Our shining star for this year has been Nicholas Gray, with achievements too numerous to mention. Everyone 

in this club can be proud that he has achieved so much and I look forward to seeing what his award or 

recognition will be. 

Whilst our Winter Season is traditionally low in numbers, this next 12 months is shaping up to be an exciting 

year of potential growth. With fresh faces already coming along to our club nights, it is only a matter of time 

before the secret gets out about how friendly our club is! 

This year we welcomed a new coach through Burpengary Aquatic Centre, and Mark has already proven his 

worth as shown in the continuous PB’s we see at carnivals and at club night. 

In conclusion, our club has had a successful season in competition with our recreational swimmers continuing 

to enjoy themselves every Friday night. With a little more growth this year it can only get bigger and better. 

I’d like to thank Royal Life Saving Queensland for their ongoing support and commitment to this club now 

and in future years. I can only see this relationship getting stronger in the coming months and years to come. 

Also, a big thank you to our committee members and volunteers who have made this year such a success, 

both financially and in making it a fun year for all. You can be proud of what has been achieved and in 

helping Burpengary Swimming Club continue to provide a friendly club environment for our up and coming 

young swimmers. 

Greg Cockett

COOLOOLA COAST CROCS SWIMMING CLUB INC. 

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 

The first year of the Cooloola Coast Crocs Swimming Club Inc. has been a very successful one. We’ve 

received great support from all the parent members and local businesses from Tin Can Bay through to 

Rainbow Beach. 

We currently have 72 members (31 of whom are competitive members and 11 recreational). Everybody 

involved is committed to making all club nights lots of fun and at the same time helping others to reach their 

goals. 

We always have some raffle or fundraising event on the go and are always looking for new ways to improve 

the Club and grow and keeping it fun but also have the necessary avenues and guidance there for members 

who want to strive and achieve whilst always remembering the Club is for the swimmers. 

Our Club is always well represented by a number of swimmers doing consistently well at all meets attended. 

Many of these swimmers also went on not only to compete in State and Wide Bay Titles but achieved some 

very impressive results, doing themselves and the Club very proud. We had six representatives at the Zoggs 

2009 Sprint Titles; eleven members at Wide Bay with six competing in finals; four have qualified for SC State 

and so far four for the LC State in December of this year, and the year is only young. Ten members qualified 

for JX with one Gold Star; four Silver, one Bronze and four Green recipients. Two members also competed at 

the School State Championships. 

With word of the success of the club spreading quickly, we have already had many enquiries regarding 

membership for next season. This is a good sign that our Club will continue to prosper for years to come. We 

hope to harness and wish we could bottle the enthusiasm, commitment and interest shown in our first year so 

as to enable the continuance of the Club as there are so many children and people that are in want of sporting 

clubs and interests in our area. 

We were all delighted to hear that the Club won first place in Division 6 of the Wide Bay Regional 

Association – fantastic result. 

Our first Awards Night went very well being held at the Tin Can Bay Country Club. The Country Club 

donated the use of their function room where we had the use of the BBQ area and kitchen facilities. The 

swimming club provided the meat for the BBQ and members were asked to bring either munchies, salads or 

desserts. There was plenty for everyone. 

Looking forward to the next season, now the bar has been set. 

Regards 

Darren Ross, President


For the AGM Coolum Peregian Swim Club dated 24 th April, 2009 

Well it’s that time again and it is my pleasure to say that we are back where we belong. Number One in division one in 

the Wide Bay Region (Yee Ha). 

This would not be possible without our fantastic Coach and these wonderful kids. We set out 12 months ago with a 

dream to help the kids. We did this by resurrecting Club Nights, rebuilding Team Spirit and of course getting some 

money in the Bank. This has been achieved largely by my fellow Committee Members who I really feel genuinely 

privileged to be associated with. You are all extremely special people and have all contributed in some way to make the 

Club what it is today. You have all supported Club Nights and turned it back around to make it a success and many 

thanks to everyone who helped make it the success it was. 

Through our Grants and Fundraising we have been able to purchase, 2 Computers, a PA system, Training equipment 

worth about $1200.00, a Fridge, fund the Christmas Breakup Party, magnificent Trophies for today’s presentation day, 

hired a bus and took kids to Fairymead for a fantastic weekend, paid for today’s party as well as give our Coach gifts 

and bonuses and each of our National Swimmers received a full tracksuit and $200.00 towards their expenses to Sydney 

– all this without a major corporate sponsor. 

But as you know all of this costs money and this was done through the extreme hard work of the Committee Members. 

Our Publicity Officer Julie Gilmour, who somehow took over the job as Grants Officer and got in over $5000.00 in 

Grants (not bad for a Publicity Officer). Our Treasurer Danielle Bussa, who walked the beat and got Donations from 

Businesses as well as T-Shirts for our State Swimmers. Our Gear Steward Linda Hawthorne selling the best looking 

gear in the business and raising money through the sale of these items and thank you to all who supported the BBQ on 

Club Nights and some members worked at the model aero club – The Lions gave us $340.50 for helping out, but the big 

one and “Everyone” pitched in was our Carnival and we raised $7237.00 after expenses. 

With all the gear we have been able to purchase the results are showing. 

Number 1 in Wide Bay, 12 th Club out of 105 Clubs at Queensland State Titles in December & 26 th Club in Australia out 

of 203 Clubs for Age Nationals in Sydney this month. 

At State Short Course in August our Swimmers got 24 medals, State Long Course in December we were in 27 Finals 

and won 8 Medals, at State Sprints in February we were in 16 Finals and received 9 Medals. Age Nationals in Sydney 

our Swimmers made 15 Finals and we won 4 Medals. A great effort by Tianni Gilmour and what about Jarrod Poort, I 

wasn’t at the Pool that night but I believe it was a sight to behold – well done Jarrod. But besides the Medals I believe 

the Club Spirit and the Parent Camaraderie is at an all time high so it’s a win win for everyone. 

As I mentioned these wonderful kids have been coached and mentored to achieve this through the continuing 

inspiration, dedication & passion of Michael Sage who I believe is such a great role model for our kids. 

I would like to thank the following people:- 

Paul Gilmour – Paul whether you like it or not you are the best MPO anyone could hope for. 

Renae Babec – What a Race Secretary . You do your job with such passion and precision and as a club we are 

privileged to have you. 

Danielle Bussa – Through her kindness, also took over her position as Treasurer ½ way through the season and has done 

a brilliant job. 

Pedita – Thank you for staying loyal to our club and finishing what we started out to do. 

Jules – Wow what a lady, what a Registrar and Web Site Designer, you just give everyone that “Red Frog Feeling” and 

last but not least Jill, what I have seen this lady have to do the last 12 months has been nothing short of amazing 

considering she is only the assistant Secretary as well as typing out all my letters and being there as a sounding board 

for me and thank you to all that have helped in some way to make us proud when someone asks which Club do you 

belong to and we can say “Coolum-Peregian Swimming Club”. 

Lindsay Parchert (President) 

Swimming a Gift for Life.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT COOROY DOLPHINS SWIMMING CLUB 2008-2009 

Our season began in early September when we welcomed our new English coach James Nock. He arrived 

along with his partner to coach our club for the up and coming season. 

Both, only 19 some thought this was a gamble but it proved to be a fantastic year, one which the kids enjoyed 

immensely. The repore that James had with the children proved to be fulfilling and rewarding. Attendance at 

training was at an all time high as the kids enjoyed his training techniques. We were sorry to see him leave to 

go back to England and we are now in the process of seeking a new coach for this season. 

Our club Twilight Carnival was held on Saturday 15 th November and proved to be both entertaining and 

financially rewarding. We received numerous compliments on the way it was run and how it focused on the 

children having a good time. We look forward to holding our up and coming carnival this year on the 7 th 

November 2009. 

This season we acknowledged long term members of our club, Pam and Barry O’Sullivan with Life 

Membership for all the hard work and dedication that they have shown the club over many years. They have 

passed on their knowledge to new committee members so that hopefully we can continue to run Cooroy 

Dolphins Swimming Club in the successful manner that Pam and Barry have done over the years. 

We had very good results from our swimmers this year with one reaching National level and others state level. 

Hopefully our new coach can continue these results over the coming year. 

To wind up the season our Presentation Night rewarded the children for their efforts with trophies and medals 

for their club night performances. This was an entertaining night with dinner provided and a fantastic slide 

show of the year’s events. This was enjoyed by all who attended. 

We look forward to having an equally exciting year and hope that we can find a talented coach to fill James’s 

shoes. 

Regards 

Lance McFayden – President 

Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club

President’s Report 

2008 – 2009 

This season has proven to be a challenging year for the committee. In saying that we have had some excellent results and our 

membership base is growing. We have had a large number of families do our “Come and Try” and we are seeing club night 

numbers increase. Next season we would expect our competitor numbers to increase as new families try a few carnivals for the first 

time. With squad numbers increasing we are very optimistic the coming season will prove to be exciting for Fairymead. The club 

is really going through a rebuilding stage with large amounts of kids being exposed to the sport for the first time through the 

ongoing dedicated efforts of Scott Hamlet and Paul Simms and their wonderful learn to swim instructors at Bundaberg Swim 

Academy. 

Club Night 

Club night is still proving to very popular with families. We found mainly the junior swimmers were well represented and gave 

them plenty of opportunities to practice race skills with qualified referees in attendance along with the coaches to give support and 

valuable feedback for their development in a fun and positive environment. Club night BBQ always does well. 

Uniforms 

This year we introduced a dynamic and modern new logo. We have changed club shirts and swimming caps to reflect Fairymead 

moving forward but also in keeping with the long history associated with the club. 

Competition 

This year has seen Fairymead lose its Wide Bay Champion Club crown so proudly worn for the past seven years. It is great to see 

other clubs grow and give their swimmers an environment in which to compete and enjoy the sport of swimming. Fairymead 

swimmers have performed exceptionally well this year and we have seen many P.B’s along with outstanding results in Regional, 

State and National arenas. We have a couple of great coaches in Scott Hamlet and Paul Simms who should be applauded for the 

development and success Fairymead enjoys. To the swimmers and families thank you for your support and involvement in making 

this a fun and rewarding season. You should all be congratulated for your efforts. 

Committee 

Thank you for all your hard work and support through what has been a challenging year. I hope to see you all next season and 

continue the great work that goes into running a strong and successful club like Fairymead. Fairymead prides itself in providing 

opportunities for all levels of swimmers in a positive, fun and rewarding environment. 

Rod Hobbin 

President Fairymead Swimming Club

FRASER COAST SWIMMING CLUB INC 


I would like to thank the members of our executive committee, Registrar / carnival coordinator Tracey 

Jackson, secretary Michelle Bott, Treasurer Lorraine Wilson, Club night recorder Linda Hodkinson and other 

committee members for their efforts and support throughout the year. Special thanks to Michaela Ingle and 

team for organizing the club night BBQ all year. I would also like to thank all those who assisted with our 

fundraising events with donations of time and money throughout the year. Thanks to Penny Elder for her 

efforts in ensuring our club looks great out and about with club uniforms. 

. 

Many thanks to Marcus and Penny Elder from Elders Swim Centre who over the last season have built a 

specific 25m pool for training and club night racing. This has provided the club with a facility that ensures 

that our swimmers have no restrictions to their development as swimmers into the future 

This season we had 61 competitive swimmers which again is an increase on last years numbers 

Club night attendance was very pleasing with on average 50 swimmers attending right through the season. 

We attended numerous carnivals around the region, regularly having over 30 swimmers attend, with 40 

attending a couple of our local carnivals. 

Wide bay championships were a success for the club with many finalist and a number of medallists. We had 

swimmers attend both State Primary and Secondary schools champs this year, with 7 swimmers attending 

State Age Champs and exceeding all expectations with large personal best times. We also have 2 swimmers 

attending National School champs in Perth. 

Our end of season club picnic presentation day was well received and a great day was had by all. Thanks to 

the boat drivers Des See, Brett Johns and Marcus Elder, who drag kids around Burrum Heads Bay all 

afternoon on ‘Boogy Boards and Tubes. 

Australia Zoo trip was lots of fun for all who attended in July 08 and this year the club is going to Chaverim 

Camp in Bundaberg for a day trip. 

Thankyou again for all your support during the season. 

Marcus Elder 

President.

GYMPIE GOLD FINS SEASON 2008-2009 

2008 – 2009 Season produced some excellent results for our club. 

Club membership is up from the 2007 - 2008 season with 60 competitive swimmers and 61 recreational 

swimmers, making a total of 121 members for 2008-2009 

With the excellent increase in new swimmers, also brings in a number of new parents, who we as a club, are 

actively pursuing for roles and or positions in the club. 

These positions are at committee and club night level. We all know that for a club to be strong and 

competitive it must have a solid foundation and that is what we are hopefully going to achieve in the 2009 – 

2010 season. 

This season has produced some great results for our club. Our only carnival the “Gympie Gold 

Rush Sprint Meet” was a huge success both in an increased number of swimmers and financially successful as 

well. 

Some of these results are listed below. 

• David Lee – multiple finalist at Telstra Australian Championships. Selected in the Australian team for 

the Global Games in Czech Republic in July 2009. David was also a medallist at Qld State Age & 

Open Championships & State Sprints. 

• Drew Timbs – Finalist in 13years 100m Butterfly at 2009 Australian Age Championships, Finalist at 

State Age & Open & State Sprints 

• Scott Gear – Bronze Medallist in the 13years 50m Backstroke at State Sprints 

• 6 Swimmers nominated for Sate Age & Open with 1 medallist & 3 Finalists 

• 8 Swimmers nominated for State Sprints, with 2 medallists & 5 finalists 

• 13 Swimmers nominated for Wide Bay Championships with 6 medallists and multiple finalists 

• Irene Armstrong –Wide Bay Swimming Volunteer of the year 

• 55 McDonalds participation awards – Daniel Allen runner-up in state draw 

• 12 McDonalds improvement awards – Bryony May runner –up in state draw 

• Swim star lucky draw – Ellen Wheeler 

• Junior Excellence awards – Gold Star (1), Gold (1), Silver (1), Bronze (5) & Green (3) 

Gympie Gold Fins is looking forward to a new season. Our primary focus is to continue 

To provide opportunities for, and support our competitive swimmers and start putting in place avenues for 

our junior swimming community to become more involved in Club activities. 

I would like to thank the volunteer parents, those that served on the club management committee and 

those that have given their time for specific events, such as the Gold Rush meet and club nights. None of 

those things happen without your commitment, thank you. 

Tony Mahlstedt 

President

PRESIDENTS REPORT 2008 - 2009 

The 2008/2009 swimming season has been a very busy one for our swimmers and parents. Due to the increase in 

the number of competitive swimmers our club has competed at a large number of Meets (Carnivals) this season. 

Our swimmers achieved great results at meets run by the National, State and Regional bodies with some of their 

achievements listed below. 

National Meets: 

Both Kate Thomson and Michael Evans have travelled and competed at both the 2009 Telstra Australian 

Swimming Championships and the 2009 Australian Age Championships in Sydney during March and April 2009. 

Congratulations to you both for achieving this outstanding accomplishment. Michael went on to win the Silver 

medal in the 200 metre 16 year old backstroke final at the Age Champs. Once again a great achievement and well 

deserved. 

State Titles: 9 members competed in the State Swimming Titles in December 2008. At this meet Michael Evans 

received 1 gold, two bronze medals and 6 final placing’s for his efforts. 

State Sprints: In February 2008 we had 24 members nominate for the State Sprint Championships with Kate 

Thomson, Michael Evans, Noah Milne, and Sarah Ryan all receiving medals. At this meet we had 24 final 

placing’s, 4 semi-final placing’s and 34 personal best time achieved. 

Regional Champs: We had 30 swimmers attend the Regional championships with 97 final berths and 

approximately 30 top three placing’s during the two days of this meet. Carlo Oliaro was in excellent form and he 

was named as the Boys 12 year old Regional Champion for 2009. 

District Champs: 21 members competed at this meet which for the first time that I can remember was held in a 25 

metre pool using a short course format. For many of our members it was their first competitive meet. It was great 

to see the level of participation in the individual and relay events. At these District Champs our swimmers received 

a total of 21 Championship medals and 32 Development medals. 

Hervey Bay Open: 54 members competed at our meet resulting in many of our members qualifying for the 

Regional Championships. This is one of the largest numbers of members we have had compete at our meet. To all 

the committee members, parents and non swimming members who volunteered their time during the course of the 

day thank you. It was a long day with 290 competitors swimming in excess of 209 heats which makes our meet 

one of the largest in the Region. The outstanding success of our carnival was, in part, the result of the work of 

those who volunteered. 

Your committee has applied to Swimming Qld to upgrade our meet to an A Grade Open meet for next season. We 

hope to be able to provide both 800 and 1500 metre events on the Friday evening and then our normal program on 

Saturday. 

Carnival Swimming Overview: All the swimmers who represented the club at meets through out this season 

performed extremely well and were a credit to the club. Many personal best times were achieved, finals reached 

and medals won. We have been represented by members at 14 swimming carnivals this season with 70 members 

competing at between 1 and 14 meets. This is a great achievement for our club 

Junior Excellence: 34 of our swimmers will be eligible for Australian Junior Excellence awards. These awards 

are provided to those swimmers aged 9 to 13 who achieve set times in specific strokes and distances at approved 

meets. It is a great achievement that so many of our younger members have been successful in reaching these 

levels.

Club Nights: Of the 17 programmed club nights 13 were conducted with 4 cancelled due to bad weather. The 

number of members who attended each Tuesday night remained steady at between 60 and 70 members. This is a 

good number considering the busy lives we and our kids lead. The point score results were higher than in past 

seasons showing that the swimmers whilst having fun were able to improve every time they entered the water. The 

parent volunteer group that assisted each club night also need a special mention. Without your assistance we could 

not run these nights. Providing a safe and fun environment to allow our kids the opportunity to compete/participate at 

club nights is our main goal and I believe that once again we have exceeded that goal. 

It has been a great year of swimming for our club. Congratulations to all our members. 

Committee summary: Throughout the year your committee approved expenditure for a number of programs. This 

expenditure as not occurred for a number of reasons but will occur over the next few months. These programs are: 

Semi Automatic timing: Approx $16000.00 has been approved to purchase the Aries semi automatic timing 

equipment. $14000 of this expenditure has been received from the Qld Government Community Benefit Gambling 

Fund as a result of our grant submission complied by Mr Mike Duce. This is a very exciting prospect for our club. 

New Laptop computer. For use with the new timing equipment thanks to Milburn and Guttridge Solicitors. $1650.00 

New Meet Manager computer program: For use with new Aries timing equipment. $450.00. 

New Lease: Reinstatement of lease to Club Gym in the car park of the Aquatic Centre and occupation of part of the 

proposed Masters Swimming Club building. $2000. Awaiting survey to be conducted. 

New Dive Platforms: Dollar for dollar grant from the Australian Federal Government through the Fraser Coast 

Regional Council. Expected total cost $15000. Successful projects for these grants have not been announced to date. 

On behalf of our club I thank the sponsors that have supported us over this and previous years. Without your support 

we would have much less to spend on our swimmers and the club. We thankyou and hope you continue to support 

the members of the Hervey Bay Swimming Club: Thankyou to Bay City Engraving and Awards, Allstrong 

Locksmiths and Security, Pialba Health Foods, Fraser Coast Commercial Flooring, Robwill computers, Koala Social 

Club, Milburn Guttridge Lawyers, Aquaview café and beach hire, Caffeine Fix Mobile coffee van, Hervey Bay RSL, 

Shayla Sailing Cruises, Bobs Tyres, The Good Guys, Harvey Norman, The Beach House Hotel, Innovation Graphix, 

Wizard Home Loan, Bunnings Hervey Bay, Bay Pets and Angelo Oliaro Town Planning. 

We are very fortunate to have a new sponsor for the club. Soon our club will have a large equipment storage 

container erected on site. This container will store equipment such as the trailer, chairs, tables, tents, bar-b-que, 

eskies etc. The container is being sponsored by Handy Hire. 

Our fundraising this year was better than many past years. We had a very successful major raffle that raised much 

needed funds. Thank you to our sponsors who provided the great prices. Special mention to Kingfisher Resort, 

Shayla Sailing Cruises, Aquaview Cafe and beach hire and the Good Guys. 

I would also like to thank those parents who helped out at the Bunnings sausage sizzle recently. It is amazing the 

amount of money that can be made at these types of events. 

Finally I would like to thank the current/outgoing executive and management committee for their support throughout 

the season. This has been a great group to work with and I am encouraged by the amount of expertise and enthusiasm 

they have shown. My workload over the this season has been greatly reduced. 

Thanks to all the swimmers in the club for your participation throughout the year and we hope to see you all again 

next season. 

Kevin Thomson, President, Hervey Bay Swimming Club Inc.

Kawana Waters ‐ Presidents Report 2008/2009 season 

Welcome to all to the Agm 

I would like to take this opportunity to personally say thank you to the current committee for doing 

a fantastic job this year. 

This year our young club under went a name change from Quad Park to Kawana waters swimming 

club. We were also promoted in our wide bay division from division 5 to division 3.Our club 

consisted of about 50 recreational swimmers and about 30 competitive. Our club received a grant 

from woollies this year of $1800 and we purchased 2 large tents and through our fundraising 

efforts we managed to save up and buy a laptop and the necessary programs required. 

The club embarked on a uniform for the competive swimmers as well as club bathers. 

The bathers are a stand out and admired by all the clubs in wide bay, our jackets are fantastic for 

the winter short course, our caps look tremendous and our club shirts are stunning. 

Club nights were a huge success and I wish to thank Michelle masters, Kerri Burnham, Dave 

Slegers, Dave Crosby, Ellen te riel, ann Marie fair‐weather, and Nicole browning without these 

people club would not have happened, and all the parents with the time keeping. 

I would like to say an extra special thanks to Annemarie fair‐weather our race secretary for all the 

work and training she did this year with us all. 

Our very first carnival was held here and was awesome this year we attracted about 200 swimmers 

from all over the state and it was a huge success with many positive comments from other clubs 

and officials. 

I would like to make mention of our bank the heritage. The staff at the heritage came and helped 

tirelessly that day, gave all the kids show bags, cooked our BBQ, collected the gate taking, supplied 

our marhalling tent, erected it and pulled it apart. 

Without them I don’t know what we would have done? Thank you to heritage. 

Our club was well represented at state titles this year we had 10 competitors attend state title in 

cairns and I believe we were the biggest contingent represented from one club. 

We had remi fair‐weather, Ellen masters, and Chelsea gubecka all made it through to nationals in 

Perth in September. 

At senior level at world trials for Rome, we had jo dandle make the final in the 200m fly and Sam 

hamill 2 nd in the 200 fly and 2nd in the 400im final. 

Samantha hamill also won swimmer of the year for the wide bay association. 

Swimming Australia also rewards the kids in competion with a junior excellence program; we had 

19 kids acknowledged this year for making the quailfing times set by swimming Australia. 9 of 

those kids got gold status for there efforts.

At the wide bay presentation dinner and awards our club was well represented with 19 people 

attending. Our awards were remi fair‐weather broke 3 wide bay records and took out age champion 

for her age group for the year; Chelsea gubecka broke 1 wide bay record and took out age champion 

for her age for the year. 

Ellen masters also took out age champion for her age group for the year. 

At the sunny coast champs we took out 6 out of 18 age champions as well. 

They included Jordan Gubecka, Ellen masters, Chelsea Gubecka, Remi Fair‐weather, Kurt Leube, and 

Jo Dandle, 

The club won our division this year by over 200 points and we also took out the over all point score 

for wide bay by about 50 points. We beat the division one clubs like Coolum, Maryborough and fairy 

mead, who have twice the number of swimmer that we do. 

In all our club had a Stella year and I wish to thank the kids, the parents the coaches peter, barry, 

Janice and Josh, the committee, stock lands park and the staff of the Kawana Aquatic Centre. 

Serg Gubecka 

President 2008/2009 season.

Kilkivan District Swimming Club Inc. 

President: Rob West 

Secretary: Marg Elliot 

Treasurer: Dot Nolan 

Race Sec: Michelle Perrett 

P.O. Box 33, 

KILKIVAN Q. 4600 

Phone: 07 5484 1500 

Email: 

kilkivan@widebayswimming.org.au 

PRESIDENTS REPORT 2008/2009 SEASON 

The 08/09 season has been a very eventful one for our club this year. Whilst we are only a small club made up of 

recreational and competition swimmers, one thing is assured that all our swimmers enjoy themselves in whichever field 

they choose to swim. Our club nights which are held weekly on a Tuesday, have been exciting with a lot of swimmers 

attending on a regular basis making for entertaining and thrilling nights of friendly competition. Our parent support 

throughout the year assisting on these nights has been invaluable and makes the night run smoothly. Each of our 

swimmers from 5 years of age upward swam on a weekly basis to not only improve their swimming generally, but also 

to add to a friendly atmosphere of competition amongst a group of kids who enjoy their sport of swimming. It was great 

to see the smiling faces turning up each week and showing enthusiasm even when the water temperature got a little 

more on the cold side. 

Our carnivals this year were a great success, we were fortunate enough to hold both the Lions Goodchild shield in 

October and then our regular swimming carnival in February. We had great attendance at both carnivals and enjoyed 

great days not only for our local kids, but also the feedback received from a number of clubs was also positive. The 

volunteers from our small club also managed to ensure the days ran as smoothly as possible, and a special thanks goes 

to those technical officials and volunteers from other clubs who helped fill the void on each day when numbers were 

running a little short. These carnivals are an integral part of our fundraising for such a small club in a small rural 

community. 

This season also saw a number of our competitive swimmers attend regular carnivals both within the South Burnett area 

and also attending a carnival on the sunshine coast. This has not been done with our swimmers for some years and it 

provided these swimmers with the experience of swimming amongst a larger more experienced pool of swimmers. Our 

swimmers did not only our club, but themselves very proud when representing the club at various carnivals throughout 

the season and hopefully their success and enthusiasm will rub off on some of our more junior members to build our 

numbers in the competitive ranks. 

Our club has been represented at the Wide Bay Championships this season with a couple of our girls doing us proud for 

such a small club. It has been some time since Kilkivan has been represented at this level and it shows the dedication 

and commitment of all our swimmers and coaching staff to achieve this. There were also a number of swimmers within 

the club who improved their times over the season which resulted in a number of long standing club records being 

broken this year – well done to everyone who competed and participated at every level of this club. 

On a personal note I would like to express a sincere thanks for the dedication and commitment shown by all our 

swimmers, parents, supporters and committee members throughout the season. The involvement of such a small but 

dedicated group of people makes our small but active club very successful. 

Rob West 

President

MALENY SWIMMING CLUB 

The 2008/09 season has been eventful and seen many changes for the Maleny Club. Good outcomes have 

been achieved across a range of areas, though at times it has been challenging. Thank goodness for the 

wonderful people that make up this Club and their ability to see the good in everything and everyone. 

We had a busy start to the year with the appointment of new/old Pool Manager – Brad Hale, and the effort 

to secure Council funding for our Pool. This is a huge step for the Maleny Swimming Club, receiving a budget 

allocation from the Council for the first time ever. This alleviates enormous pressure from the club 

committee, with not having to worry about raising thousands of dollars a year needed just to keep pool 

open for community use. It also means a more secure financial opportunity for the Pool Manager and 

makes taking on the Lease for this pool a more attractive prospective for Coaches. We hope that with the 

continued support of Jenny McKay and the Sunshine Coast Regional Council this funding will continue in 

future seasons. Council funding has meant that we have been able to allocate fundraised money to projects 

rather than running costs and we’ve even been able to put aside some money for replacement of major 

equipment. Knowing we can just about scrape enough to replace a heat pump, is a big relief to the 

committee. 

A notable achievement for the Club has been the introduction of our new logo, with new club shirts, togs 

and caps. Uptake of the new design has been universal, with nearly all our competitive swimmers also 

sporting the club togs and caps. 

Our home carnival in February was again a great success. Over 260 swimmers attended, with their parents 

and siblings. Our carnival has grown every year and is a credit to the whole club and community. Every year 

we receive congratulations from participating clubs on the efficient running of the carnival and its friendly 

atmosphere of encouragement and participation. It is one of the few development carnivals in the area and 

we are becoming victims of our own success in that the facility we have can’t really support the number of 

swimmers we are attracting to the carnival. We don’t really have the space for 500 plus participants around 

the pool, nor do we have the toilet/change room facilities for that number. We are planning on how to 

handle and improve these things for next year. 

The Committee continues working towards a new aquatic facility on the Maleny Precinct. We secured a 

grant and are in the process of preparing a Development Plan. The first step in a long process to secure 

Maleny a new pool. 

Our swimmers have had great successes this year. We have 40 registered swimmers, roughly half being 

competitive. All swimmers have achieved improvement in their swimming, many have experienced 

competitive swimming for the first time through carnivals and all, most importantly, have enjoyed a healthy 

activity with their families and friends. Many Club and Pool records were broken along the way.

Maleny Carnival 15/2/09

President’s Report 

2008 - 2009 

Swim Club 

The 2008 / 2009 season has been very rewarding for Maroochydore Swim Club and I am very proud and 

privileged to be part of the enthusiastic committee as we move into the new season. 

We have struggled with membership during the past year, as we compete with the many sporting 

opportunities available to our young sportsmen and sportswomen on the Sunshine Coast. Our membership 

numbers are strongest in the junior ranks, and we continue to nurture our young swim stars of tomorrow. 

Club Night Program … 

We have had a very rewarding season with our club night program running on a Wednesday evening. This 

is predominantly and enthusiastically attended by our more junior swimmers, where they are given the 

opportunity to practice their racing skills in a familiar and non-competitive environment. 

Local / Regional / State / National Competition … 

The accomplishments of our swimmers, at every level of competition, over the past year, have been 

exceptional. We have proud to be able to report not only some great individual results, but more importantly, 

some fantastic team accomplishments. 

Committee and the New Season … 

Thank you to those who have volunteered their services on the Maroochydore Swim Club Committee for the 

coming season. For many of you, this is a new role. You are all very special people and I look forward to a 

great year ahead. 

TO ALL OUR SWIMMERS … 

WELL DONE on your FANTASTIC EFFORTS and GREAT RESULTS of 2008 / 2009 

Our very best of wishes to all swimmers for a successful season ahead, 

at whatever level you may strive for. 

Gayle Dowsett 

President, Maroochydore Swim Club

Nanango Amateur Swimming Club 

Annual Report 2007/08 

The Nanango Amateur Swimming Club has been consolidating this last year twenty six (26) competitive 

swimmers with membership of forty eight (48). 

We welcomed new assistant coaches Michael Gibson and Cassie Percival who have assisted coach Maree 

Roberts with squad training (particularly early mornings) and core fitness training. Full credit to the coaches 

in placing the interests of the swimmers first; developing appropriate programs, raising the enthusiasm and 

expectations of swimmers at the Club. The continued improvement and results achieved by swimmers in their 

charge reflect their dedication and enthusiasm for the sport. Many thanks for their efforts. 

Financially the Club has finished the year in a much stronger position due to fundraising at the Tom Quilty 

Ride held in September 2008. Many thanks to the organizers of the ride for inviting the club to participate in 

the event. However unless the Club members identify and undertake similar fundraising opportunities in 

2009/10, there will be a decline in the financial bottom line. More thought and effort needs to go into this area 

of operation. 

Membership of the Club has increased with the involvement of many young swimmers. Welcome to all new 

members, we hope you enjoy your swimming and participation with other members. 

NASC swimmers represented at all major State Championships during the season, invariably achieving 

personal best (PB’s) times at these events. Congratulations to all who have achieved PB’s during the year; 

reward for the effort put in and hopefully a sign of continued improvement next season. 

At the Wide Bay level, the club has been represented at Forums held every quarter and is participating in the 

Officials Technical Qualifications program. This program seeks to recognise experience gained officiating at 

carnivals and encourages attainment of further qualifications. However, as more members attend carnivals, 

the Club needs to have official recognition of your officiating recorded in the technical record. Please ensure 

your time is ‘signed off’ by the referee at the carnival. 

The Club thanks the many sponsors who have supported the carnivals and events held during the year. 

Without this support these events would not have been held. Your support is appreciated. Thank you to all 

sponsors. 

Many thanks go to the parents of members, without your support the Club could not survive. Your 

enthusiastic participation made Club nights a pleasure. 

Particular thanks must go to Kim Graf, Peter Graf and Penny Brittain for the support they have given with the 

organisation and running of the Club. Their efforts certainly made the job of President much easier. 

Trusting members will have a successful year in 2009/10. 

Richard Brittain 

President.

Noosa Swimming Club 

Presidents report 08/09 Season 

Club Nights 

Club night has been very poorly supported all year. We have a great bunch of 

teenagers & but with school & training, club nights are not a priority. We have lost a 

few nights to rain, as I’m sure many clubs did. Which brings me to the questions as to 

whether it’s viable to run them next season? 

Coaching 

This season saw a huge change in the coaching role at the Nac, we delayed the start of 

the year because of changes in coaching staff & the possibility of not having a coach, 

all changed when Brian Stehr arrived, we have seen the club grow not just in numbers 

but in confidence & self belief, we welcomed back old members, and saw plenty of 

transfers our direction. 

Carnivals 

We have seen plenty of action on the carnival scene, from Regional to State & National 

meets, the swimmers have performed extremely well bringing home lots of medals, & 

the all important Pb,s. We as a club are very proud of all the swimmers & what they 

have achieved this year. 

Finishing the year as Widebay Champions was fantastic. 

Placing 24 th at Age Nationals & 9 th in Qld with 8 swimmers competing out of a pool of 

22 committed competitive swimmers was even better. 

Financial 

Like most clubs this season, money has been hard to come by we missed out on all 

grants we applied for, lost are sponsor, club night BBQ’s just broke even. Like most 

clubs we compete with Surf, Little A’s, AFL, Rugby, & each other for what little help & 

assistance we can get. 

Future 

Looking forward to a productive season. 

We have our AGM on the 20 th June & hopefully we will have some parents step up & 

take on committee roles. 

Fundraising is a priority next year as is increasing the membership numbers. 

Many Thanks to all the clubs who provided us with such great carnivals to compete at 

& look forward to seeing you all next season. 

Thank you to the Widebay committee for all the hard work & assistance. 

Gary Lavender 

President

Top 20 Placings by a Wide Bay Swimmer 

Wide Bay – Heritage Qld Short Course Championships 

Wide Bay – Zoggs Qld State Championships 

Wide Bay – Zoggs Qld Open Water Championships 

Wide Bay – Zoggs Qld State Sprint Championships 

All Placings by a Wide Bay Swimmer 

Wide Bay - Australian Age Championships 

Wide Bay - Australian Open (Olympic Trials) 

Wide Bay – Australian Open Water Championships

2008 Heritage Queensland S/C Championships 30-Aug-08 to 31-Aug-08 SC Meters 

Location: Brisbane Aquatic Centre 

Chelsea Babec (13) W 

2:48.74S F # 38A Women 13-13 200 Breast COOLU 7 --- --- 

37.46S F # 66A Women 13-13 50 Breast COOLU 11 --- --- 


Holly Coogan (14) W 

1:09.64S F # 11B Women 14-14 100 Back COOLU 12 --- --- 

31.83S F # 104B Women 14-14 50 Back COOLU 7 --- --- 

2:44.37S F # 118A Women 14 & Under 200 IM COOLU 14 --- --- 

1:24.50S F # 122B Women 14-14 100 Breast COOLU 14 --- --- 

Rebecca Davis (16) W 

1:11.72S F # 44B Women 16-16 100 Back MARYB 8 --- --- 

1:02.82S F # 54B Women 16-16 100 Free MARYB 17 --- --- 

29.63S F # 64B Women 16-16 50 Free MARYB 17 --- --- 

33.46S F # 102B Women 16-16 50 Back MARYB 9 --- --- 

2:18.61S F # 120B Women 16-16 200 Free MARYB 6 --- --- 

Alexandria Day (11) W 

31.89S F # 6A Women 11-11 50 Free BRIBI 10 --- --- 

1:13.63S F # 15A Women 11-11 100 Free BRIBI 19 --- --- 

35.59S F # 50A Women 11-11 50 Fly BRIBI 13 --- --- 

Jo-Lene Dendle (21) W 

1:01.11S F # 29B Women 19 & Over 100 Fly MARDO 1 --- --- 


57.47S F # 98B Women 19 & Over 100 Free MARDO 1 --- --- 

2:18.36S F # 118B Women 15 & Over 200 IM MARDO 1 --- --- 

Sian Denton (13) W 

1:25.98S F # 122A Women 13-13 100 Breast NANAN 19 --- --- 

Brittany Elmslie (14) W 

1:07.36S F # 4B Women 14-14 100 IM COOLU 3 --- --- 

28.27S F # 21B Women 14-14 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

55.74S F # 31B Women 14-14 100 Free COOLU 1 --- --- 

2:05.84S F # 52B Women 14-14 200 Free COOLU 4 --- --- 

1:04.84S F # 58B Women 14-14 100 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

4:30.84S F # 69A Women 14 & Under 400 Free COOLU 5 --- --- 



Eilish Fahey (12) W 

1:29.28S F # 108B Women 12-12 100 Breast NOOSA 20 --- --- 

Remy Fairweather (11) W 

2:24.25S F # 90A Women 11-11 200 Free KAWTR 4 --- --- 

1:15.04S F # 124A Women 11-11 100 Fly KAWTR 5 --- --- 

Holly Fasso (10) W 

37.84S F # 8 Women 10-10 50 Fly FAIRY 14 --- --- 

45.30S F # 17 Women 10-10 50 Breast FAIRY 18 --- --- 

1:25.70S F # 33 Women 10-10 100 IM FAIRY 14 --- --- 

38.44S F # 48 Women 10-10 50 Back FAIRY 11 --- --- 

32.90S F # 62 Women 10-10 50 Free FAIRY 8 --- --- 

Kelsey Galloway (V) (11) W 

35.44S F # 50A Women 11-11 50 Fly FAIRY 9 --- --- 

1:18.37S F # 124A Women 11-11 100 Fly FAIRY 6 --- --- 

Sharlene Gardiner (29) W 

37.48S D # 35 Women 50 Free PWCAL 5 --- --- 

47.11S D # 46 Women 50 Fly PWCAL 5 --- --- 

5:46.72S F # 69B Women 15 & Over 400 Free PWCAL 3 --- --- 

Ashlea Gierke (17) W 

33.53S F # 71A Women 17-18 50 Breast MARDO 1 --- --- 

2:29.01S F # 79A Women 17-18 200 Breast MARDO 1 --- --- 

1:11.49S F # 112A Women 17-18 100 Breast MARDO 1 --- --- 

Tianni Gilmour (12) W 

37.24S F # 25B Women 12-12 50 Breast COOLU 3 --- --- 

31.46SF # 50B Women 12-12 50 Fly COOLU 6 --- --- 



1:19.14S F # 108B Women 12-12 100 Breast COOLU 3 --- --- 

1:12.62S F # 114B Women 12-12 100 IM COOLU 6 --- --- 

1:09.30S F # 124B Women 12-12 100 Fly COOLU 6 --- ---

Natasha Harrison (17) W 

8:53.31S F # 36B Women 15 & Over 800 Free COOLU 3 --- --- 

2:19.68S F # 56A Women 17-18 200 Back COOLU 4 --- --- 


4:23.63S F # 69B Women 15 & Over 400 Free COOLU 2 --- --- 

2:06.55S F # 86A Women 17-18 200 Free COOLU 4 --- --- 


31.70SF # 100A Women 17-18 50 Back COOLU 5 --- --- 

Peggy Harris (11) W 

37.27S F # 73A Women 11-11 50 Back COOLU 16 --- --- 


Jessica Hobbin (12) W 

28.45S F # 6B Women 12-12 50 Free FAIRY 4 --- --- 

1:01.65S F # 15B Women 12-12 100 Free FAIRY 7 --- --- 

37.30S F # 25B Women 12-12 50 Breast FAIRY 4 --- --- 

30.43S F # 50B Women 12-12 50 Fly FAIRY 3 --- --- 

32.23S F # 73B Women 12-12 50 Back FAIRY 3 --- --- 


1:09.53S F # 96B Women 12-12 100 Back FAIRY 2 --- --- 

1:09.20S F # 114B Women 12-12 100 IM FAIRY 2 --- --- 

2:27.52S F # 118A Women 14 & Under 200 IM FAIRY 3 --- --- 

1:07.58S F # 124B Women 12-12 100 Fly FAIRY 4 --- --- 

Emily Howe (19) W 

1:06.48S F # 2B Women 19 & Over 100 IM MARDO 1 --- --- 



29.71S F # 106B Women 19 & Over 50 Fly MARDO 1 --- --- 

Nicole Jopson (V) (14) W 

1:09.67S F # 4B Women 14-14 100 IM MTCKM 8 --- --- 

1:07.78S F # 11B Women 14-14 100 Back MTCKM 7 --- --- 

1:00.03S F # 31B Women 14-14 100 Free MTCKM 10 --- --- 

9:23.80S F # 36A Women 14 & Under 800 Free MTCKM 6 --- --- 

2:10.07S F # 52B Women 14-14 200 Free MTCKM 9 --- --- 

4:31.91S F # 69A Women 14 & Under 400 Free MTCKM 6 --- --- 

27.82SF # 88B Women 14-14 50 Free MTCKM 6 --- --- 

2:25.35S F # 110B Women 14-14 200 Back MTCKM 7 --- --- 

Sarah Kime (13) W 

1:01.25S F # 31A Women 13-13 100 Free KAWTR 8 --- --- 

1:10.68S F # 58A Women 13-13 100 Fly KAWTR 10 --- --- 

28.07S F # 88A Women 13-13 50 Free KAWTR 6 --- --- 

2:33.68S F # 118A Women 14 & Under 200 IM KAWTR 11 --- --- 

Kareena Lee (14) W 


31.39S F # 21B Women 14-14 50 Fly COOLU 13 --- --- 











Rosie Lennox (11) W 



Rachel Linfoot (15) W 

28.53S F # 64A Women 15-15 50 Free FLIND 17 --- --- 

4:39.57S F # 69B Women 15 & Over 400 Free FLIND 7 --- --- 

31.62SF # 81A Women 15-15 50 Fly FLIND 16 --- --- 

1:10.71S F # 84A Women 15-15 100 Fly FLIND 18 --- ---

Charlotte Lohan (13) W 

1:08.41S F # 4A Women 13-13 100 IM PWCAL 1 --- --- 

1:07.29S F # 11A Women 13-13 100 Back PWCAL 4 --- --- 

31.11S F # 21A Women 13-13 50 Fly PWCAL 6 --- --- 

1:00.28S F # 31A Women 13-13 100 Free PWCAL 4 --- --- 

2:12.62S F # 52A Women 13-13 200 Free PWCAL 6 --- --- 

35.75S F # 66A Women 13-13 50 Breast PWCAL 3 --- --- 

27.78S F # 88A Women 13-13 50 Free PWCAL 4 --- --- 

31.18S F # 104A Women 13-13 50 Back PWCAL 3 --- --- 

1:15.93S F # 122A Women 13-13 100 Breast PWCAL 1 --- --- 

Emily Marshall (13) W 

37.87S F # 66A Women 13-13 50 Breast PWCAL 14 --- --- 

1:20.20S F # 122A Women 13-13 100 Breast PWCAL 10 --- --- 

Jaimie McDuff (13) W 



2:41.83S F # 110A Women 13-13 200 Back FAIRY 17 --- --- 

Molly Muir (10) W 

38.47S F # 17 Women 10-10 50 Breast PWCAL 1 --- --- 

38.35S F # 48 Women 10-10 50 Back PWCAL 8 --- --- 

32.14S F # 62 Women 10-10 50 Free PWCAL 6 --- --- 

Alexandra Nolan (12) W 




Charlotte Nolan (13) W 



Rheanna Norris (12) W 

4:49.77S F # 69A Women 14 & Under 400 Free PWCAL 12 --- --- 

2:18.18S F # 90B Women 12-12 200 Free PWCAL 12 --- --- 

1:11.31S F # 124B Women 12-12 100 Fly PWCAL 10 --- --- 

Alyce Packard (16) W 

38.10S F # 75B Women 16-16 50 Breast COOLU 7 --- --- 

Melissa Roberts (11) W 

33.12S F # 6A Women 11-11 50 Free NANAN 17 --- --- 

1:16.40S F # 15A Women 11-11 100 Free NANAN 20 --- --- 

Sarah Ryan (16) W 

2:45.79S F # 40B Women 16-16 200 Breast HERVE 6 --- --- 

35.66S F # 75B Women 16-16 50 Breast HERVE 5 --- --- 

1:18.12S F # 116B Women 16-16 100 Breast HERVE 6 --- --- 

Ashleigh See (11) W 

43.33SF # 25A Women 11-11 50 Breast FRASE 17 --- --- 

1:34.39S F # 108A Women 11-11 100 Breast FRASE 16 --- --- 

Ashlea Sloman (12) W 

1:04.48S F # 15B Women 12-12 100 Free NOOSA 18 --- --- 

32.36S F # 50B Women 12-12 50 Fly NOOSA 14 --- --- 

34.02S F # 73B Women 12-12 50 Back NOOSA 16 --- --- 

2:19.71S F # 90B Women 12-12 200 Free NOOSA 13 --- --- 

1:13.01S F # 96B Women 12-12 100 Back NOOSA 14 --- --- 

1:15.19S F # 114B Women 12-12 100 IM NOOSA 16 --- --- 

1:11.00S F # 124B Women 12-12 100 Fly NOOSA 9 --- --- 

Katherine Smith (12) W 

36.13S F # 25B Women 12-12 50 Breast PWCAL 1 --- --- 

33.07S F # 50B Women 12-12 50 Fly PWCAL 20 --- --- 

1:18.79S F # 108B Women 12-12 100 Breast PWCAL 1 --- --- 

1:14.95S F # 114B Women 12-12 100 IM PWCAL 15 --- --- 

Ashlee Stott (V) (13) W 

2:17.41S F # 52A Women 13-13 200 Free MTCKM 19 --- --- 

29.25S F # 88A Women 13-13 50 Free MTCKM 21 --- --- 

2:39.63S F # 110A Women 13-13 200 Back MTCKM 16 --- --- 

Jacinta Sweeney (10) W 

34.11S F # 62 Women 10-10 50 Free MARDO 18 --- ---

Melissa Synnott (12) W 

29.44S F # 6B Women 12-12 50 Free PWCAL 17 --- --- 

1:03.40S F # 15B Women 12-12 100 Free PWCAL 14 --- --- 


32.86S F # 73B Women 12-12 50 Back PWCAL 6 --- --- 

1:11.10S F # 96B Women 12-12 100 Back PWCAL 7 --- --- 


Brooke Taylor (16) W 

1:08.91S F # 13B Women 16-16 100 IM FAIRY 7 --- --- 



27.79S F # 64B Women 16-16 50 Free FAIRY 8 --- --- 

30.39S F # 81B Women 16-16 50 Fly FAIRY 7 --- --- 

1:08.78S F # 84B Women 16-16 100 Fly FAIRY 9 --- --- 


30.47S F # 102B Women 16-16 50 Back FAIRY 2 --- --- 

Bianca Thomson (15) W 

1:09.88S F # 13A Women 15-15 100 IM FLIND 9 --- --- 

2:27.21S F # 27A Women 15-15 200 Fly FLIND 7 --- --- 

1:10.26S F # 44A Women 15-15 100 Back FLIND 11 --- --- 


29.86S F # 81A Women 15-15 50 Fly FLIND 3 --- --- 

1:05.93S F # 84A Women 15-15 100 Fly FLIND 5 --- --- 

32.15S F # 102A Women 15-15 50 Back FLIND 6 --- --- 

Cianna Thomson (13) W 


Rachel Tierney (13) W 

2:53.98S F # 38A Women 13-13 200 Breast GYMPI 9 --- --- 

37.55S F # 66A Women 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 12 --- --- 

33.92S F # 104A Women 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 16 --- --- 

2:37.90S F # 118A Women 14 & Under 200 IM GYMPI 17 --- --- 

1:21.04S F # 122A Women 13-13 100 Breast GYMPI 11 --- --- 

Tessa Wallace (14) W 





1:04.43S F # 58B Women 14-14 100 Fly PWCAL 1 --- --- 

32.50S F # 66B Women 14-14 50 Breast PWCAL 1 --- --- 


30.75S F # 104B Women 14-14 50 Back PWCAL 3 --- --- 

2:20.31S F # 118A Women 14 & Under 200 IM PWCAL 1 --- --- 


Natalie Weyman (13) W 

33.70S F # 104A Women 13-13 50 Back MALEN 13 --- --- 

Zoe Williams (11) W 

30.22S F # 6A Women 11-11 50 Free COOLU 3 --- --- 



32.83S F # 50A Women 11-11 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 





1:15.46S F # 114A Women 11-11 100 IM COOLU 3 --- --- 

1:11.75S F # 124A Women 11-11 100 Fly COOLU 2 --- ---

2008 Heritage Queensland S/C Championships 30-Aug-08 to 31-Aug-08 SC Meters 


Daniel Allen (12) M 

38.68S F # 24B Men 12-12 50 Breast GYMPI 10 --- --- 

1:25.35S F # 107B Men 12-12 100 Breast GYMPI 10 --- --- 

Michael Archdall (14) M 

32.72S F # 103B Men 14-14 50 Back YARRA 17 --- --- 

Mathew Barclay (10) M 

38.58S F # 7 Men 10-10 50 Fly KAWTR 12 --- --- 

46.85S F # 16 Men 10-10 50 Breast KAWTR 15 --- --- 

32.83S F # 61 Men 10-10 50 Free KAWTR 9 --- --- 

Sam Blake (13) M 

31.28SF # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly COOLU 15 --- --- 

1:10.94S F # 57A Men 13-13 100 Fly COOLU 13 --- --- 

Phillip Brittain (13) M 

1:12.57S F # 3A Men 13-13 100 IM NANAN 20 --- --- 

1:11.86S F # 10A Men 13-13 100 Back NANAN 17 --- --- 

1:01.64S F # 30A Men 13-13 100 Free NANAN 19 --- --- 

37.21S F # 65A Men 13-13 50 Breast NANAN 16 --- --- 

27.96S F # 87A Men 13-13 50 Free NANAN 18 --- --- 

32.27S F # 103A Men 13-13 50 Back NANAN 14 --- --- 

Samuel Collins (12) M 

39.15S F # 24B Men 12-12 50 Breast GYMPI 14 --- --- 

Michael Evans (16) M 

4:15.09S F # 9B Men 15 & Over 400 Free HERVE 8 --- --- 

59.23S F # 43B Men 16-16 100 Back HERVE 4 --- --- 

55.36S F # 53B Men 16-16 100 Free HERVE 14 --- --- 


2:06.70S F # 93B Men 16-16 200 Back HERVE 1 --- --- 

28.20SF # 101B Men 16-16 50 Back HERVE 5 --- --- 

2:12.97S F # 117B Men 15 & Over 200 IM HERVE 2 --- --- 

Nicholas Fredriksen (23) M 

40.05S D # 18 Men 50 Breast KILC0 1 --- --- 

30.61S D # 34 Men 50 Free KILC0 2 --- --- 

33.13S D # 45 Men 50 Fly KILC0 2 --- --- 

38.76S D # 59 Men 50 Back KILC0 2 --- --- 

Scott Gear (13) M 

30.58S F # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly GYMPI 11 --- --- 

1:01.73S F # 30A Men 13-13 100 Free GYMPI 20 --- --- 

36.09S F # 65A Men 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 8 --- --- 

27.24S F # 87A Men 13-13 50 Free GYMPI 13 --- --- 

30.66S F # 103A Men 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 7 --- --- 

Reece Geldenhuys (V) (12) M 

40.54S F # 24B Men 12-12 50 Breast KAWTR 19 --- --- 

35.62S F # 72B Men 12-12 50 Back KAWTR 21 --- --- 

1:14.74S F # 95B Men 12-12 100 Back KAWTR 11 --- --- 

1:17.18S F # 113B Men 12-12 100 IM KAWTR 14 --- --- 

Andrew Goatham (16) M 

1:05.74S F # 12B Men 16-16 100 IM BUNDA 11 --- --- 

2:25.10S F # 26B Men 16-16 200 Fly BUNDA 10 --- --- 

1:05.79S F # 43B Men 16-16 100 Back BUNDA 12 --- --- 

34.67S F # 74B Men 16-16 50 Breast BUNDA 16 --- --- 

28.46S F # 80B Men 16-16 50 Fly BUNDA 16 --- --- 

1:04.22S DQ F # 83B Men 16-16 100 Fly BUNDA --- --- --- 

5:02.62S F # 91B Men 15 & Over 400 IM BUNDA 4 --- --- 

31.28S F # 101B Men 16-16 50 Back BUNDA 13 --- --- 

2:22.95S F # 117B Men 15 & Over 200 IM BUNDA 7 --- --- 

2:02.59S F # 119B Men 16-16 200 Free BUNDA 13 --- --- 

Jarrad Heath (15) M 

1:00.22S F # 43A Men 15-15 100 Back PALMW 4 --- --- 

34.42S F # 74A Men 15-15 50 Breast PALMW 10 --- --- 

2:11.61S F # 93A Men 15-15 200 Back PALMW 3 --- --- 

28.76S F # 101A Men 15-15 50 Back PALMW 6 --- --- 

2:18.55S F # 117B Men 15 & Over 200 IM PALMW 4 --- ---

Jake Hobbin (14) M 

1:06.17S F # 10B Men 14-14 100 Back FAIRY 12 --- --- 

57.97S F # 30B Men 14-14 100 Free FAIRY 16 --- --- 

26.40S F # 87B Men 14-14 50 Free FAIRY 17 --- --- 

30.50S F # 103B Men 14-14 50 Back FAIRY 7 --- --- 

Stephen Kime (15) M 

4:20.78S F # 9B Men 15 & Over 400 Free KAWTR 8 --- --- 

1:06.37S F # 43A Men 15-15 100 Back KAWTR 19 --- --- 

1:02.42S F # 83A Men 15-15 100 Fly KAWTR 15 --- --- 

2:19.67S F # 117B Men 15 & Over 200 IM KAWTR 6 --- --- 

David Lee (21) M 

1:10.90S F # 1B Men 19 & Over 100 IM GYMPI 7 --- --- 

37.32S D # 18 Men 50 Breast GYMPI 4 --- --- 

26.75S D # 34 Men 50 Free GYMPI 1 --- --- 

30.47S D # 45 Men 50 Fly GYMPI 1 --- --- 

32.65S D # 59 Men 50 Back GYMPI 1 --- --- 

Kurt Leube (11) M 

31.61S F # 5A Men 11-11 50 Free KAWTR 15 --- --- 

1:12.32S F # 14A Men 11-11 100 Free KAWTR 14 --- --- 

44.24S F # 24A Men 11-11 50 Breast KAWTR 17 --- --- 

Jerram Lindsay (14) M 

28.71S F # 20B Men 14-14 50 Fly MTCKM 10 --- --- 

1:03.26S F # 57B Men 14-14 100 Fly MTCKM 8 --- --- 

2:19.97S F # 76B Men 14-14 200 Fly MTCKM 6 --- --- 

30.87S F # 103B Men 14-14 50 Back MTCKM 11 --- --- 

Lachlan Masters (10) M 

38.12S F # 7 Men 10-10 50 Fly KAWTR 11 --- --- 

40.21S F # 47 Men 10-10 50 Back KAWTR 15 --- --- 

32.64S F # 61 Men 10-10 50 Free KAWTR 6 --- --- 

Bruce McGregor (20) M 

23.55S F # 22B Men 19 & Over 50 Free MARDO 3 --- --- 

58.58S F # 28B Men 19 & Over 100 Fly MARDO 7 --- --- 


25.85S F # 105B Men 19 & Over 50 Fly MARDO 4 --- --- 

Tyler McKenna (15) M 

36.34S F # 74A Men 15-15 50 Breast MARYB 15 --- --- 

Jackson Milburn (16) M 

33.53S F # 74B Men 16-16 50 Breast HERVE 10 --- --- 

Callum Molloy (13) M 

1:11.06S F # 3A Men 13-13 100 IM FLIND 17 --- --- 

30.33S F # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly FLIND 9 --- --- 

1:00.28S F # 30A Men 13-13 100 Free FLIND 15 --- --- 

1:07.88S F # 57A Men 13-13 100 Fly FLIND 8 --- --- 

27.06S F # 87A Men 13-13 50 Free FLIND 10 --- --- 

Isaiah Nelson (16) M 

1:06.55S F # 12B Men 16-16 100 IM PWCAL 15 --- --- 

1:02.33S F # 43B Men 16-16 100 Back PWCAL 9 --- --- 

25.09S F # 63B Men 16-16 50 Free PWCAL 14 --- --- 

28.16S F # 80B Men 16-16 50 Fly PWCAL 14 --- --- 

28.82S F # 101B Men 16-16 50 Back PWCAL 9 --- --- 

Jack Nixon (13) M 

1:06.91S F # 10A Men 13-13 100 Back COOLU 9 --- --- 

58.78S F # 30A Men 13-13 100 Free COOLU 8 --- --- 

37.40S F # 65A Men 13-13 50 Breast COOLU 18 --- --- 


32.09S F # 103A Men 13-13 50 Back COOLU 12 --- --- 

1:21.77S F # 121A Men 13-13 100 Breast COOLU 14 --- --- 

Jake Packard (14) M 

1:03.21S F # 3B Men 14-14 100 IM COOLU 5 --- --- 

2:28.45S F # 37B Men 14-14 200 Breast COOLU 3 --- --- 

31.39S F # 65B Men 14-14 50 Breast COOLU 2 --- --- 

26.22S F # 87B Men 14-14 50 Free COOLU 15 --- --- 

30.45SF # 103B Men 14-14 50 Back COOLU 6 --- --- 

1:07.96S F # 121B Men 14-14 100 Breast COOLU 2 --- ---

Nicholas Parchert (14) M 

1:02.60S F # 10B Men 14-14 100 Back COOLU 3 --- --- 

28.90S F # 20B Men 14-14 50 Fly COOLU 11 --- --- 

25.73S F # 87B Men 14-14 50 Free COOLU 6 --- --- 

29.10S F # 103B Men 14-14 50 Back COOLU 5 --- --- 

2:20.40S F # 109B Men 14-14 200 Back COOLU 8 --- --- 

Jarrod Poort (13) M 

4:26.74S F # 9A Men 14 & Under 400 Free COOLU 4 --- --- 

1:08.77S F # 10A Men 13-13 100 Back COOLU 11 --- --- 

31.00S F # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly COOLU 14 --- --- 


2:08.29S F # 51A Men 13-13 200 Free COOLU 6 --- --- 


31.21S F # 103A Men 13-13 50 Back COOLU 9 --- --- 

Paul Primavera (14) M 

2:51.91S F # 37B Men 14-14 200 Breast MARYB 17 --- --- 

Peter Primavera (11) M 

40.00S F # 24A Men 11-11 50 Breast MARYB 7 --- --- 

1:28.34S F # 107A Men 11-11 100 Breast MARYB 7 --- --- 

Kyle Rigby (17) M 

24.77S F # 22A Men 17-18 50 Free MARDO 9 --- --- 

31.44S F # 70A Men 17-18 50 Breast MARDO 8 --- --- 

53.63S F # 97A Men 17-18 100 Free MARDO 10 --- --- 

Johnathon Ritzau (14) M 

1:07.25S F # 3B Men 14-14 100 IM FLIND 12 --- --- 

2:31.54S F # 37B Men 14-14 200 Breast FLIND 5 --- --- 

32.71S F # 65B Men 14-14 50 Breast FLIND 5 --- --- 


Kieran Rodgers (16) M 

1:06.46S F # 12B Men 16-16 100 IM MARYB 14 --- --- 


33.72S F # 74B Men 16-16 50 Breast MARYB 11 --- --- 


Rory Sanders (15) M 

1:02.81S F # 43A Men 15-15 100 Back NOOSA 12 --- --- 

1 27.89S F # 80A Men 15-15 50 Fly NOOSA 9 --- --- 

1:03.27S F # 83A Men 15-15 100 Fly NOOSA 18 --- --- 

28.84S F # 101A Men 15-15 50 Back NOOSA 7 --- --- 

Nick Sloman (10) M 

35.69S F # 7 Men 10-10 50 Fly NOOSA 3 --- --- 

41.64S F # 16 Men 10-10 50 Breast NOOSA 4 --- --- 

1:20.49S F # 32 Men 10-10 100 IM NOOSA 3 --- --- 

38.83S F # 47 Men 10-10 50 Back NOOSA 8 --- --- 

32.52S F # 61 Men 10-10 50 Free NOOSA 5 --- --- 

Zac Swift (10) M 

36.94S F # 7 Men 10-10 50 Fly FAIRY 6 --- --- 

1:22.32S F # 32 Men 10-10 100 IM FAIRY 4 --- --- 

35.22S F # 47 Men 10-10 50 Back FAIRY 3 --- --- 

31.13S F # 61 Men 10-10 50 Free FAIRY 3 --- --- 

Michael Thomson (14) M 

29.94S F # 20B Men 14-14 50 Fly HERVE 17 --- --- 


2:41.20S F # 37B Men 14-14 200 Breast HERVE 11 --- --- 

32.69S F # 65B Men 14-14 50 Breast HERVE 4 --- --- 

2:26.39S F # 117A Men 14 & Under 200 IM HERVE 7 --- --- 

1:13.09S F # 121B Men 14-14 100 Breast HERVE 11 --- --- 

Drew Timbs (13) M 

30.52S F # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly GYMPI 10 --- --- 

1:08.68S F # 57A Men 13-13 100 Fly GYMPI 10 --- --- 

38.10S F # 65A Men 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 20 --- --- 

31.71S F # 103A Men 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 11 --- --- 

Mitch Tronc (16) M 

1:02.49S F # 12B Men 16-16 100 IM FLIND 7 --- --- 


31.05S F # 74B Men 16-16 50 Breast FLIND 4 --- --- 


2:01.14S F # 119B Men 16-16 200 Free FLIND 12 --- ---

Matthew Van Krimpen (19) M 

4:12.39S F # 9B Men 15 & Over 400 Free MARDO 6 --- --- 


1:53.85S F # 85B Men 19 & Over 200 Free MARDO 6 --- --- 


Thomas Williams (13) M 

1:07.83S F # 3A Men 13-13 100 IM COOLU 9 --- --- 

29.32S F # 20A Men 13-13 50 Fly COOLU 6 --- --- 





Christian Wilson (12) M 

1:16.29S F # 95B Men 12-12 100 Back FRASE 15 --- ---

2008 Zoggs QLD Open Water Championships 11-Oct-08 LC Meters 

Location: Lake Kawana, Kawana Waters, Sunshine Coast 

Chloe Cassidy (12) W 

34:40.41L O # 18 Women 11-12 2500 Free MARYB 7 --- --- 

Jade Cassidy (15) W 

1:12:31.67L O # 10A Women 15-15 5000 Free MARYB 10 --- --- 


1:00:35.26L O # 2B Men 16-16 5000 Free HERVE 4 --- --- 

Maximilian Harrison (15) M 

1:05:12.85L O # 2A Men 15-15 5000 Free COOLU 7 --- --- 


58:58.63L O # 11A Women 17-17 5000 Free COOLU 1 --- --- 


1:02:13.39L O # 9B Women 14-14 5000 Free COOLU 1 --- --- 

Lachlan McLean (14) M 

1:05:55.52L O # 1C Men 14-14 5000 Free EUMUN 10 --- --- 


1:00:44.99L O # 1B Men 13-13 5000 Free COOLU 2 --- --- 

Amy Thompson (19) W 

59:08.31L O # 12 Women 5000 Free KAWTR 2 --- --- 

1:58:00.79L O # 16 Women 10000 Free KAWTR 1 --- --- 


1:06:02.06L O # 1C Men 14-14 5000 Free HERVE 11 --- ---

2008 Zoggs QLD Championships - 13/12/2008 to 19/12/2008 

Results 

Placings by a Wide Bay Swimmer 

Visitors removed unless a member of a Wide Bay Club 

11 Year Old Girls 

100 LC Metre Freestyle 

2 Fairweather, Remy 11 Kawana Waters 1:05.94 1:04.98 

100 LC Metre Backstroke 



100 LC Metre Breaststroke 

4 Muir, Molly 11 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:26.15 1:26.76 

100 LC Metre Butterfly 


200 LC Metre IM 


12 Year Old GIRLS 


5 Blackstone, Ebony 12 Maroochydore 1:01.93 1:02.01 

6 Hobbin, Jessica 12 Fairymead 1:02.24 1:02.57 

9 Synnott, Melissa 12 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:02.70 1:07.20 

12 Norris, Rheanna 12 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:03.78 



8 Norris, Rheanna 12 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:17.64 2:19.02 


10 Synnott, Melissa 12 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:19.16 

15 Williams, Zoe 12 Noosa-QL 2:21.83 



5 Norris, Rheanna 12 Pelican Wtrs Cal 4:48.28 4:46.39 




15 Nolan, Alexandra 12 Noosa-QL 5:04.85 


4 Gilmour, Tianni 12 Coolum 1:11.22 1:09.71 
















7 Reinke, Zoe 12 Fairymead 3:02.45 3:04.82










9 Williams, Zoe 12 Noosa-QL 2:40.56 2:40.34 


11 Galloway, Kelsey 12 Fairymead 2:52.41 






Girls 13 Year Old 


6 Lohan, Charlotte 13 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:00.80 1:00.81 







6 Marshall, Emily 13 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:18.29 1:19.02 


3 Marshall, Emily 13 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:55.13 2:47.55 

11 Denton, Sian 13 Nanango 3:05.94 







8 Gilmour, Tianni 12 Coolum 5:25.13 


Girls 14 Year Olds 


1 Elmslie, Brittany 14 Noosa-QL 58.86 55.84 

7 Jopson (V), Nicole 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 59.90 1:00.34 

11 Lee, Kareena 14 Coolum 1:01.48 


1 Elmslie, Brittany 14 Noosa-QL 2:11.88 2:04.47 

7 Jopson (V), Nicole 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 2:10.25 2:10.14 

6 Lee, Kareena 14 Coolum 2:11.67 2:11.92 




14 Jopson (V), Nicole 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 4:45.65 

18 Stott (V), Ashlee 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 4:56.12 


3 Lee, Kareena 14 Coolum 9:23.28



9 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum 1:09.92 1:10.55 





12 Coogan, Holly 14 Coolum 2:35.21 

20 Weyman, Natalie 14 Maleny 2:41.29 


5 Babec, Chelsea 14 Coolum 1:20.23 1:18.55 

7 Connolly, Katie 14 Gympie 1:20.60 1:20.29 

14 McMaster, Rachel 14 Gympie 1:21.99 


20 Lyons, Danelle 14 Coolum 1:23.37 


4 Babec, Chelsea 14 Coolum 2:50.16 2:46.28 

11 McMaster, Rachel 14 Gympie 2:59.44 


15 Lyons, Danelle 14 Coolum 3:01.87 


2 Elmslie, Brittany 14 Noosa-QL 1:04.58 1:02.47 






12 Jopson (V), Nicole 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 2:34.84 






3 Wallace, Tessa 15 Pelican Wtrs Cal 59.15 57.20 

7 Zanker, Shawnee 15 Fairymead 1:01.09 1:00.51 


4 Wallace, Tessa 15 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:10.22 2:10.19 



9 McDougall, Adina 15 Fairymead 4:45.50 

10 Morris, Bronté 15 All Saints 4:45.99 





6 Bonnell, Ashlea 15 Cooroy Dolphins 1:20.44 1:21.36 

17 Mundie, Alexis 15 Nambour 1:26.20 


1 Wallace, Tessa 15 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:33.89 







1 Wallace, Tessa 15 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:26.55 2:19.77




18 Davis, Rebecca 16 Maryborough-QL 1:02.93 

19 Mikol, Zichxyna 16 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:02.98 


12 Mikol, Zichxyna 16 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:18.29 


7 Taylor, Brooke 16 Fairymead 1:09.31 1:07.59 

12 Thomson, Bianca 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:12.18 


6 Ryan, Sarah 16 Hervey Bay 1:21.41 1:21.15 




8 Thomson, Bianca 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:06.53 1:05.76 



6 Thomson, Bianca 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 2:30.37 

Women 10-99 

50 LC Metre Freestyle Multi-Disability 

5 Wheeler, Sally 15 Maryborough-QL 33.09 J32.91 

8 Gardiner, Sharlene 29 Pelican Wtrs Cal 37.35 J36.76 

10 Parker, Sarah 21 Kingaroy 40.90 J41.13 


7 Gardiner, Sharlene 29 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:19.55 J1:19.66 

8 Wheeler, Sally 15 Maryborough-QL 1:15.01 J1:14.11 

10 Parker, Sarah 21 Kingaroy 1:31.08 J 

100 LC Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 

6 Wheeler, Sally 15 Maryborough-QL J1:33.72 

7 Parker, Sarah 21 Kingaroy J1:41.55 

100 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 



100 LC Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 



200 LC Metre IM Multi-Disability 


Girls 17 & Over 


7 Harrison, Natasha 17 Coolum 9:16.65 

Women Open 


5 Elmslie, Brittany 14 Noosa-QL 26.42 25.89 

7 Wallace, Tessa 15 Pelican Wtrs Cal 26.65 26.35 


11 Hamill, Samantha 17 Kawana Waters 58.88 

15 Dendle, Jo 21 Maroochydore 59.38 

18 Thomson, Kate 17 Hervey Bay 59.61 


11 Thompson, Amy 19 Kawana Waters 4:30.27 



15 Thomson, Kate 17 Hervey Bay 1:09.24 

20 Holz, Amelia 17 Fairymead 1:10.42





6 Gierke, Ashlea 18 Maroochydore 1:14.45 1:13.35 




2 Gierke, Ashlea 18 Maroochydore 2:33.92 2:31.55 

9 Babec, Chelsea 14 Coolum 2:51.95 



1 Hamill, Samantha 17 Kawana Waters 1:01.45 1:00.29 

5 Dendle, Jo 21 Maroochydore 1:02.38 1:02.30 

15 Howe, Emily 19 Kawana Waters 1:06.82 



10 Howe, Emily 19 Kawana Waters 2:26.41 2:25.29 



Boys 11 Year Olds 


1 Neill, Lachlan 11 Coolum 1:02.35 1:01.27 









7 Primavera, Peter 11 Maryborough-QL 1:30.31 1:29.07 



6 Rethamel, Kyle 11 Fairymead 1:15.78 1:14.00 

7 Neill, Lachlan 11 Coolum 1:15.71 








8 Heffernan, Timothy 12 Maryborough-QL 1:13.99 1:14.28 


9 Heffernan, Timothy 12 Maryborough-QL 2:42.00 2:42.67 



15 Collins, Sam 12 Gympie 1:29.16 


9 Collins, Sam 12 Gympie 3:09.26 



17 Oliaro, Carlo 12 Hervey Bay 2:49.05



5 Jones, Blake 13 Flinders Buderim-QL 58.65 58.32 

6 Molloy, Callan 13 Flinders Buderim-QL 58.85 58.41 

10 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum 59.24 59.41 

17 Sweeney, Lachlan 13 Coolum 1:00.16 


15 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum 2:12.87 

18 Sweeney, Lachlan 13 Coolum 2:15.26 

20 Molloy, Callan 13 Flinders Buderim-QL 2:15.67 


6 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum 1:08.09 1:08.59 




10 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum 2:33.03 



7 Jones, Blake 13 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:16.16 1:16.27 




19 Hawthorne, James 13 Coolum 3:01.28 




6 Molloy, Callan 13 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:06.81 1:05.97 

10 Timbs, Drew 13 Gympie 1:08.57 1:09.79 




5 Nixon, Jack 13 Coolum 2:31.48 2:29.69 




9 Hobbin, Jake 14 Fairymead 57.04 

15 McLean, Lachlan 14 Eumundi 58.84 

16 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 58.85 


5 Hobbin, Jake 14 Fairymead 2:04.78 2:02.89 

8 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum 2:03.98 2:05.06 

19 McLean, Lachlan 14 Eumundi 2:08.89 


8 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum 4:23.35 4:21.97 





9 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum 1:05.16 1:05.25 

14 Poort, Jarrod 14 Coolum 1:06.47 




8 Packard, Jake 14 Noosa-QL 2:22.69 2:21.54 

19 Primavera, Paul 14 Maryborough-QL 1:19.94



2 Ritzau, Jonothan 14 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:09.80 

19 Primavera, Paul 14 Maryborough-QL 1:19.94 


7 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 1:03.07 1:02.25 

13 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum 1:04.11 




5 Lindsay, Jerram 14 MtCk Mooloolaba 2:14.60 2:17.30 



5 Ritzau, Jonothan 14 Flinders Buderim-QL 2:22.31 2:21.84 



9 Parchert, Nicholas 14 Coolum 5:23.54 





7 Sanders, Rory 15 Noosa-QL 55.79 55.20 

12 Jones, Tayler 15 Flinders Buderim-QL 55.92 


9 Sanders, Rory 15 Noosa-QL 2:01.31 2:04.76 






7 Heath, Jarrad 15 Palmwoods 2:17.88 2:16.65 


6 Jones, Tayler 15 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:13.49 1:11.31 


14 Thomson, Michael 15 Hervey Bay 1:16.43 



14 Thomson, Michael 15 Hervey Bay 2:52.06 


3 Sanders, Rory 15 Noosa-QL 58.42 57.70 





14 Evans, Michael 16 Hervey Bay 55.47 

15 Nelson, Isaiah 16 Pelican Wtrs Cal 55.53 


9 Evans, Michael 16 Hervey Bay 2:00.42 1:58.92 



10 Goatham, Andrew 16 Bundaberg 4:26.74 4:25.19 



8 Nelson, Isaiah 16 Pelican Wtrs Cal 1:03.05 1:02.69 


19 Goatham, Andrew 16 Bundaberg 1:07.60



7 Nelson, Isaiah 16 Pelican Wtrs Cal 2:22.36 2:20.30 

8 Norden, Leigh 16 Kawana Waters 2:19.84 2:21.89 


5 Tronc, Mitch 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 1:09.03 1:08.88 

13 McKellar, Jake 16 Noosa-QL 1:14.99 


19 Evans, Michael 16 Hervey Bay 1:18.49 


4 Tronc, Mitch 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 2:30.23 2:29.62 






8 McKellar, Jake 16 Noosa-QL 2:13.72 2:12.21 




11 Tronc, Mitch 16 Flinders Buderim-QL 2:17.75 






Men 10-99 


4 Fredriksen, Nicholas 23 Kilcoy J32.32 


7 Fredriksen, Nicholas 23 Kilcoy J1:15.74 


2 Lee, David 21 Gympie J4:44.34 

100 LC Metre Backstroke Multi-Disability 


100 LC Metre Breaststroke Multi-Disability 


100 LC Metre Butterfly Multi-Disability 

2 Lee, David 21 Gympie J1:08.82 


200 LC Metre IM Multi-Disability 

4 Fredriksen, Nicholas 23 Kilcoy J3:11.39

Men Open 


4 McGregor, Bruce 21 Maroochydore 23.52 23.36 

17 Carty, Joseph 17 Coolum 24.57 





20 Cowan, Andrew 20 Eumundi 1:05.98 








7 Carty, Joseph 17 Coolum 57.30 57.55 


5 Carty, Joseph 17 Coolum 57.30

2009 Zoggs Queensland Sprint Championships 07-Feb-09 to 08-Feb-09 LC Meters 



37.10L P # 48 Women 50 Breast COOLU 17 --- --- 

38.06L S # 48 Women 50 Breast COOLU 18 --- --- 

36.57L F # 76 Women 14-14 50 Breast COOLU 5 --- --- 

36.68L P # 76 Women 14-14 50 Breast COOLU 5 --- --- 

Nicola Baxter (11) W 

35.18L P # 40 Women 11-11 50 Fly TEWAN 14 --- --- 

Ebony Blackstone (12) W 

31.51L F # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly MARDO 4 --- --- 

31.54L P # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly MARDO 4 --- --- 

29.20L F # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free MARDO 4 --- --- 

29.24L P # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free MARDO 5 --- --- 

Ashlea Bonnell (15) W 

36.32L P # 44 Women 15-15 50 Breast COORO 6 --- --- 

36.39L F # 44 Women 15-15 50 Breast COORO 7 --- --- 

36.64L S # 48 Women 50 Breast COORO 11 --- --- 

36.92L F # 48 Women 50 Breast COORO 10 --- --- 

37.05L P # 48 Women 50 Breast COORO 16 --- --- 

Rebecca Cartwright (16) W 

33.78L P # 82 Women 16-16 50 Fly HERVE 19 --- --- 

Katie Connolly (14) W 

31.00L P # 42 Women 14-14 50 Fly GYMPI 7 --- --- 

31.15L F # 42 Women 14-14 50 Fly GYMPI 7 --- --- 

34.00L P # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back GYMPI 8 --- --- 

34.34L F # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back GYMPI 9 --- --- 

29.61L P # 62 Women 14-14 50 Free GYMPI 19 --- --- 

37.67L P # 76 Women 14-14 50 Breast GYMPI 9 --- --- 

38.19L F # 76 Women 14-14 50 Breast GYMPI 10 --- --- 


33.27L P # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back COOLU 5 --- 

33.60L F # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back COOLU 5 --- 

Rebecca Davis (16) W 

29.48L P # 16 Women 16-16 50 Free MARYB 18 --- --- 

35.17L P # 36 Women 16-16 50 Back MARYB 15 --- --- 

38.64L P # 60 Women 16-16 50 Breast MARYB 11 --- --- 

34.78L P # 68 Women 50 Back MARYB 16 --- --- 

34.79L S # 68 Women 50 Back MARYB 15 --- --- 

Alexandria Day (11) W 

32.21L P # 6 Women 11-11 50 Free BRIBI 19 --- --- 

33.98L S # 68 Women 50 Back KAWTR 12 --- --- 

34.86L P # 68 Women 50 Back KAWTR 17 --- --- 


26.44L F # 26 Women 50 Free NOOSA-QL 3 --- 

27.12L S # 26 Women 50 Free NOOSA-QL 3 --- 

27.56L P # 26 Women 50 Free NOOSA-QL 5 --- 

27.88L F # 42 Women 14-14 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 1 --- --- 

29.61L P # 42 Women 14-14 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 1 --- --- 

Remy Fairweather (11) W 

30.34L F # 6 Women 11-11 50 Free KAWTR 3 --- --- 

30.69L P # 6 Women 11-11 50 Free KAWTR 4 --- --- 

35.93L F # 18 Women 11-11 50 Back KAWTR 4 --- --- 

36.05L P # 18 Women 11-11 50 Back KAWTR 6 --- --- 

42.04L P # 28 Women 11-11 50 Breast KAWTR 12 --- --- 

32.83L P # 40 Women 11-11 50 Fly KAWTR 3 --- --- 

33.46L F # 40 Women 11-11 50 Fly KAWTR 3 --- --- 

Shailee Finney (9) W 

43.29L F # 70 Women 9-9 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 14 --- --- 

Meg Gemmell (9) W 

51.17L F # 84 Women 9-9 50 Breast TEWAN 17 --- --- 

Krichelle Gilmour (15) W 

31.94L P # 34 Women 15-15 50 Fly COOLU 13 --- ---


32.65L F # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back COOLU 1 --- --- 

32.67L P # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back COOLU 1 --- --- 

30.87L F # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

31.29LP # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly COOLU 3 --- --- 



Maddie Glacken (14) W 

29.45L P # 62 Women 14-14 50 Free NOOSA-QL 15 --- 

35.29L S # 68 Women 50 Back NOOSA-QL 18 --- --- 

Chelsea Gubecka (10) W 

31.47L F # 52 Women 10-10 50 Free KAWTR 3 --- 

38.07L F # 66 Women 10-10 50 Back KAWTR 4 --- 

35.54L F # 72 Women 10-10 50 Fly KAWTR 3 --- --- 

46.12L F # 86 Women 10-10 50 Breast KAWTR 14 --- --- 

Tessa Handy (15) W 

33.04L P # 34 Women 15-15 50 Fly GYMPI 19 --- --- 


33.78L P # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back FAIRY 8 --- --- 

33.99L F # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back FAIRY 8 --- --- 

30.47L P # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly FAIRY 1 --- --- 

30.74L F # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly FAIRY 1 --- --- 

29.09L P # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free FAIRY 4 --- 

29.32L F # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free FAIRY 5 --- 

38.17L P # 46 Women 12-12 50 Breast FAIRY 10 --- --- 

39.30L F # 46 Women 12-12 50 Breast FAIRY 10 --- --- 

Rachel Hodder (15) W 


Naomi Huskisson (14) W 

35.13L P # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back KINGA 20 --- --- 

Nicole Jopson (V) (15) W 

31.69L P # 34 Women 15-15 50 Fly MTCKM 11 --- --- 

28.19LF # 58 Women 15-15 50 Free MTCKM 5 --- 

28.21L P # 58 Women 15-15 50 Free MTCKM 4 --- 

32.87L F # 80 Women 15-15 50 Back MTCKM 5 --- --- 

32.99L P # 80 Women 15-15 50 Back MTCKM 4 --- --- 

Lucinda Kelly (9) W 

51.78L F # 84 Women 9-9 50 Breast MARDO 19 --- --- 

Kirsten Kenney (10) W 

34.15L F # 52 Women 10-10 50 Free CCCRO 18 --- --- 

37.71L F # 72 Women 10-10 50 Fly CCCRO 10 --- --- 


31.94L F # 10 Women 13-13 50 Back PWCAL 2 --- --- 

32.11L P # 10 Women 13-13 50 Back PWCAL 2 --- --- 

36.43L P # 32 Women 13-13 50 Breast PWCAL 4 --- --- 

36.46L F # 32 Women 13-13 50 Breast PWCAL 5 --- --- 

Olivia Lohan (10) W 


Rachel McMaster (14) W 

32.48L P # 42 Women 14-14 50 Fly COOLU 20 --- --- 

37.50L P # 48 Women 50 Breast COOLU 18 --- --- 

38.24L S # 48 Women 50 Breast COOLU 20 --- --- 



Zichxyna Mikol (16) W 

35.31L P # 36 Women 16-16 50 Back PWCAL 16 --- --- 

31.97L P # 82 Women 16-16 50 Fly PWCAL 13 --- --- 

Molly Muir (11) W 

32.26L P # 6 Women 11-11 50 Free PWCAL 20 --- --- 


38.52L P # 28 Women 11-11 50 Breast PWCAL 2 --- --- 

Alexis Mundie (15) W 

37.90L P # 44 Women 15-15 50 Breast NAMBO 10 --- --- 

39.25L F # 44 Women 15-15 50 Breast NAMBO 10 --- --- 

Alexandra Nolan (12) W 

35.06L P # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back NOOSA-QL 17 --- --- 

33.29L P # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 17 --- ---

Erin O'Sullivan (16) W 


Alyce Packard (16) W 

36.43L P # 36 Women 16-16 50 Back NOOSA-QL 20 --- --- 

39.14L P # 60 Women 16-16 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 13 --- --- 

Sarah Parker (21) W 

41.38L D # 2 Women 12 & Over 50 Free KINGA 8 --- 

56.92L D # 12 Women 12 & Over 50 Breast KINGA 8 --- --- 

50.80L D # 22 Women 12 & Over 50 Back KINGA 9 --- --- 

51.46L D # 24 Women 12 & Over 50 Fly KINGA 7 --- --- 

Kristen Pearce (14) W 

34.14L P # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back KINGA 10 --- --- 

34.55L F # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back KINGA 10 --- --- 

29.64L P # 62 Women 14-14 50 Free KINGA 20 --- --- 

Tuene Piggott (10) W 

34.00L F # 52 Women 10-10 50 Free NOOSA-QL 17 --- --- 

Tamara Quinn (13) W 

39.01L P # 32 Women 13-13 50 Breast KINGA 11 --- --- 

Summer Reeves (12) W 

33.40L P # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly COOLU 19 --- --- 

Sydney Reid (12) W 

40.46LP # 46 Women 12-12 50 Breast HERVE 19 --- --- 

Melissa Roberts (11) W 

31.96L P # 6 Women 11-11 50 Free NANAN 14 --- --- 

36.13L P # 40 Women 11-11 50 Fly NANAN 19 --- --- 

Sarah Ryan (17) W 

36.82L S # 48 Women 50 Breast HERVE 12 --- --- 

36.91L P # 48 Women 50 Breast HERVE 14 --- --- 

36.60L F # 56 Women 17-18 50 Breast HERVE 3 --- --- 

Ashleigh See (11) W 

43.18L P # 28 Women 11-11 50 Breast FRASE 18 --- --- 


33.93L F # 10 Women 13-13 50 Back NOOSA-QL 9 --- 

34.20L P # 10 Women 13-13 50 Back NOOSA-QL 9 --- 

Jacinta Sweeney (10) W 

33.30L F # 52 Women 10-10 50 Free COOLU 9 --- --- 

40.30L F # 66 Women 10-10 50 Back COOLU 12 --- 



33.31L F # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back PWCAL 4 --- 

33.54L P # 8 Women 12-12 50 Back PWCAL 4 --- 

32.74L P # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly PWCAL 12 --- --- 

29.83L P # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free PWCAL 9 --- 

30.08LF # 30 Women 12-12 50 Free PWCAL 9 --- 



28.95LP # 16 Women 16-16 50 Free FAIRY 8 --- 

32.19L F # 36 Women 16-16 50 Back FAIRY 4 --- --- 



32.02L P # 74 Women 13-13 50 Fly FLIND 16 --- --- 

29.27L P # 88 Women 13-13 50 Free FLIND 14 --- 

Kate Thomson (17) W 

29.96L F # 14 Women 17-18 50 Fly HERVE 3 --- --- 

30.07L P # 14 Women 17-18 50 Fly HERVE 3 --- --- 

27.47L F # 26 Women 50 Free HERVE 7 --- 

27.54L P # 26 Women 50 Free HERVE 4 --- 

27.55L S # 26 Women 50 Free HERVE 7 --- 

27.23L F # 38 Women 17-18 50 Free HERVE 2 --- 

27.53L P # 38 Women 17-18 50 Free HERVE 2 --- 

37.75L F # 56 Women 17-18 50 Breast HERVE 6 --- --- 

31.86L F # 78 Women 17-18 50 Back HERVE 3 --- --- 

Natalie Weyman (14) W 

33.60L F # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back MALEN 5 --- --- 

33.66L P # 54 Women 14-14 50 Back MALEN 6 --- ---

Sally Wheeler (16) W 

31.99L D # 2 Women 12 & Over 50 Free MARYB 2 --- 

43.77L D # 12 Women 12 & Over 50 Breast MARYB 1 --- --- 

40.09L D # 22 Women 12 & Over 50 Back MARYB 2 --- --- 

34.65L D # 24 Women 12 & Over 50 Fly MARYB 1 --- --- 

Zoe Williams (12) W 

33.36LP # 20 Women 12-12 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 18 --- --- 

Josephine Wood (17) W 

35.91L F # 78 Women 17-18 50 Back BURPE 8 --- --- 

Shawnee Zanker (15) W 

30.68L S # 4 Women 50 Fly FAIRY 13 --- --- 

28.35L P # 26 Women 50 Free FAIRY 17 --- 

29.01L S # 26 Women 50 Free FAIRY 20 --- 

30.54LF # 34 Women 15-15 50 Fly FAIRY 6 --- --- 

30.95L P # 34 Women 15-15 50 Fly FAIRY 6 --- --- 

38.80L P # 44 Women 15-15 50 Breast FAIRY 13 --- --- 


28.75LP # 58 Women 15-15 50 Free FAIRY 8 --- 


Bradley Aberdein (18) M 

31.01L S # 67 Men 50 Back BIGGE 17 --- --- 

30.77L P # 77 Men 17-18 50 Back BIGGE 10 --- --- 

31.31L F # 77 Men 17-18 50 Back BIGGE 9 --- --- 

Thomas Axelsen (16) M 

33.41L P # 35 Men 16-16 50 Back MARYB 18 --- --- 

Rueben Badenhorst (10) M 

48.11L F # 85 Men 10-10 50 Breast COORO 20 --- --- 

Phillip Brittain (13) M 

32.52L P # 9 Men 13-13 50 Back NANAN 9 --- --- 

32.59L F # 9 Men 13-13 50 Back NANAN 10 --- --- 

37.51L P # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast NANAN 17 --- --- 

28.11L P # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free NANAN 16 --- --- 

Ashley Burns (15) M 

35.51L P # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast GOOME 15 --- --- 

Patrick Campbell (15) M 

35.55L P # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast MALEN 16 --- --- 

Joseph Carty (18) M 

25.65L F # 3 Men 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

25.90L S # 3 Men 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

26.55L P # 3 Men 50 Fly COOLU 7 --- --- 

25.28L F # 13 Men 17-18 50 Fly COOLU 2 --- --- 

26.05L P # 13 Men 17-18 50 Fly COOLU 3 --- --- 

24.90L P # 25 Men 50 Free COOLU 11 --- 

24.85L P # 37 Men 17-18 50 Free COOLU 10 --- 

25.07L F # 37 Men 17-18 50 Free COOLU 9 --- 

Jamie Clarke (16) M 

37.76L P # 59 Men 16-16 50 Breast COORO 20 --- --- 


25.59L P # 15 Men 16-16 50 Free HERVE 12 --- --- 

28.69L F # 35 Men 16-16 50 Back HERVE 3 --- --- 

29.02L P # 35 Men 16-16 50 Back HERVE 3 --- --- 

35.85L P # 59 Men 16-16 50 Breast HERVE 16 --- --- 

29.25L S # 67 Men 50 Back HERVE 7 --- --- 

29.25L F # 67 Men 50 Back HERVE 7 --- --- 

29.27L P # 67 Men 50 Back HERVE 7 --- --- 

28.84L P # 81 Men 16-16 50 Fly HERVE 19 --- --- 

Matthew Feldman (14) M 

32.19L P # 53 Men 14-14 50 Back COOLU 17 --- --- 

Kyle Finney (13) M 

36.67L P # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 14 --- --- 

28.29L P # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free NOOSA-QL 20 --- 

Nicholas Fredriksen (23) M 

41.38L D # 11 Men 12 & Over 50 Breast KILCO 2 --- --- 

39.89L D # 21 Men 12 & Over 50 Back KILCO 6 --- --- 

32.64L D # 23 Men 12 & Over 50 Fly KILCO 2 --- ---

Scott Gear (13) M 

30.23L F # 9 Men 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 3 --- --- 

30.28L P # 9 Men 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 2 --- --- 

35.91L P # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 10 --- --- 

36.24L F # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 9 --- --- 

29.45L P # 73 Men 13-13 50 Fly GYMPI 7 --- --- 

29.83L F # 73 Men 13-13 50 Fly GYMPI 8 --- --- 

27.90L P # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free GYMPI 14 --- --- 

Louis Geraghty (10) M 

33.88L F # 51 Men 10-10 50 Free MARDO 10 --- --- 

Andrew Goatham (16) M 

26.29L P # 15 Men 16-16 50 Free BUNDA 20 --- --- 

31.98L P # 35 Men 16-16 50 Back BUNDA 16 --- --- 

35.94L P # 59 Men 16-16 50 Breast BUNDA 17 --- --- 

28.54L P # 81 Men 16-16 50 Fly BUNDA 16 --- --- 

Daniel Gray (10) M 

47.15L F # 85 Men 10-10 50 Breast BURPE 12 --- --- 

Nicholas Gray (16) M 

33.11L D # 1 Men 12 & Over 50 Free BURPE 6 --- --- 

41.67L D # 11 Men 12 & Over 50 Breast BURPE 6 --- --- 

49.07L D # 21 Men 12 & Over 50 Back BURPE 10 --- --- 

James Hawthorne (13) M 


36.21L P # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast COOLU 12 --- --- 

Jarod Healy (15) M 




28.69L P # 33 Men 15-15 50 Fly PALMW 14 --- --- 

34.29L P # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast PALMW 10 --- --- 

34.91L F # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast PALMW 10 --- --- 

26.95L P # 57 Men 15-15 50 Free PALMW 19 --- --- 

29.80L P # 67 Men 50 Back PALMW 9 --- --- 

30.04L S # 67 Men 50 Back PALMW 11 --- --- 

29.89L F # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back PALMW 5 --- --- 

30.25L P # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back PALMW 6 --- --- 

Timothy Heffernan (12) M 

33.82L F # 7 Men 12-12 50 Back MARYB 6 --- --- 

34.48L P # 7 Men 12-12 50 Back MARYB 7 --- --- 

Jack Hourn (10) M 

47.63L F # 85 Men 10-10 50 Breast KINGA 15 --- --- 

Tyler Johns (11) M 

38.13L P # 17 Men 11-11 50 Back FRASE 17 --- --- 

Blake Jones (14) M 

30.04L P # 41 Men 14-14 50 Fly FLIND 18 --- --- 

35.19L P # 75 Men 14-14 50 Breast FLIND 16 --- --- 

Tayler Jones (15) M 


28.75L F # 33 Men 15-15 50 Fly FLIND 8 --- --- 


32.61L F # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast FLIND 4 --- --- 

25.42L F # 57 Men 15-15 50 Free FLIND 4 --- 

25.64L P # 57 Men 15-15 50 Free FLIND 5 --- 

32.47L P # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back FLIND 17 --- --- 

Macauley Kippen (12) M 

34.57L P # 7 Men 12-12 50 Back NOOSA-QL 8 --- --- 

34.59L F # 7 Men 12-12 50 Back NOOSA-QL 7 --- --- 

31.97L F # 19 Men 12-12 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 8 --- --- 

32.45L P # 19 Men 12-12 50 Fly NOOSA-QL 9 --- --- 

29.74L P # 29 Men 12-12 50 Free NOOSA-QL 12 --- --- 

Ben Lavender (9) M 

35.34L F # 49 Men 9-9 50 Free NOOSA-QL 9 --- --- 



53.10L F # 83 Men 9-9 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 20 --- ---

David Lee (21) M 

27.50LD # 1 Men 12 & Over 50 Free GYMPI 2 --- --- 

38.10LD # 11 Men 12 & Over 50 Breast GYMPI 5 --- --- 

32.78L D # 21 Men 12 & Over 50 Back GYMPI 1 --- --- 

31.41L D # 23 Men 12 & Over 50 Fly GYMPI 4 --- --- 

Kurt Leube (11) M 

30.33L P # 5 Men 11-11 50 Free KAWTR 8 --- --- 

30.75L F # 5 Men 11-11 50 Free KAWTR 9 --- --- 

37.53L P # 17 Men 11-11 50 Back KAWTR 16 --- --- 


28.80L P # 33 Men 15-15 50 Fly MTCKM 16 --- --- 

26.95L P # 57 Men 15-15 50 Free MTCKM 19 --- --- 

32.71L P # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back MTCKM 20 --- --- 

Ben May (11) M 


30.80L F # 5 Men 11-11 50 Free GYMPI 10 --- --- 



Tyson McBride (10) M 

34.69L F # 51 Men 10-10 50 Free COOLU 20 --- --- 

41.23L F # 65 Men 10-10 50 Back COOLU 14 --- --- 



25.90L F # 3 Men 50 Fly MARDO 5 --- --- 

25.96L S # 3 Men 50 Fly MARDO 5 --- --- 

26.62L P # 3 Men 50 Fly MARDO 9 --- --- 

23.75L F # 25 Men 50 Free MARDO 2 --- 

24.35L S # 25 Men 50 Free MARDO 5 --- 

24.47L P # 25 Men 50 Free MARDO 7 --- 

Tyler McKenna (15) M 

26.65L P # 57 Men 15-15 50 Free MARYB 13 --- --- 

Jackson Milburn (16) M 

34.86L P # 47 Men 50 Breast HERVE 19 --- --- 

35.09L S # 47 Men 50 Breast HERVE 20 --- --- 


Noah Milne (9) M 

36.06L F # 49 Men 9-9 50 Free HERVE 13 --- --- 

40.48L F # 63 Men 9-9 50 Back HERVE 3 --- 



28.34L F # 73 Men 13-13 50 Fly FLIND 3 --- --- 

26.28L F # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free FLIND 3 --- --- 

26.57L P # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free FLIND 3 --- --- 

Lachlan Neill (11) M 



32.99L F # 17 Men 11-11 50 Back COOLU 1 --- 

34.13L P # 17 Men 11-11 50 Back COOLU 1 --- 

37.42L F # 27 Men 11-11 50 Breast COOLU 1 --- --- 

39.55L P # 27 Men 11-11 50 Breast COOLU 3 --- --- 




27.37L P # 13 Men 17-18 50 Fly PWCAL 12 --- --- 

24.42L F # 25 Men 50 Free PWCAL 7 --- 

24.59L S # 25 Men 50 Free PWCAL 7 --- 

24.91L P # 25 Men 50 Free PWCAL 12 --- 

24.76L F # 37 Men 17-18 50 Free PWCAL 6 --- 

24.82L P # 37 Men 17-18 50 Free PWCAL 9 --- 



26.38L P # 61 Men 14-14 50 Free COOLU 8 --- --- 

26.48L F # 61 Men 14-14 50 Free COOLU 6 --- ---

Carlo Oliaro (12) M 



30.41L P # 29 Men 12-12 50 Free HERVE 17 --- --- 




31.55L P # 47 Men 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 5 --- --- 

31.77L S # 47 Men 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 5 --- --- 

31.89L F # 47 Men 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 7 --- --- 


31.24L P # 53 Men 14-14 50 Back NOOSA-QL 8 --- --- 


31.46LF # 75 Men 14-14 50 Breast NOOSA-QL 1 --- --- 




29.96L P # 53 Men 14-14 50 Back COOLU 3 --- 

30.07L F # 53 Men 14-14 50 Back COOLU 2 --- 



30.33L S # 67 Men 50 Back COOLU 14 --- 

30.60L P # 67 Men 50 Back COOLU 16 --- 

Rowan Pienaar (10) M 

47.40L F # 85 Men 10-10 50 Breast MARYB 13 --- --- 

Cameron Preval (12) M 


33.42L P # 19 Men 12-12 50 Fly FRASE 15 --- --- 

Joshua Preval (10) M 

33.25L F # 51 Men 10-10 50 Free FRASE 6 --- --- 

40.18L F # 71 Men 10-10 50 Fly FRASE 16 --- --- 

Peter Primavera (11) M 

39.57L P # 27 Men 11-11 50 Breast MARYB 4 --- --- 



25.20L P # 37 Men 17-18 50 Free MARDO 13 --- 

32.86L P # 55 Men 17-18 50 Breast MARDO 9 --- --- 

33.06L F # 55 Men 17-18 50 Breast MARDO 9 --- --- 


32.55L P # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 10 --- --- 

32.85L S # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 10 --- --- 

33.04L F # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 10 --- --- 




33.78L S # 47 Men 50 Breast MARYB 13 --- --- 

33.87L P # 47 Men 50 Breast MARYB 16 --- --- 

33.87L P # 59 Men 16-16 50 Breast MARYB 8 --- --- 






28.15L F # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back NOOSA-QL 1 --- 

29.07L P # 79 Men 15-15 50 Back NOOSA-QL 2 --- 

Anthony Shing (21) M 

27.37L D # 1 Men 12 & Over 50 Free COOLU 3 --- --- 

39.29L D # 11 Men 12 & Over 50 Breast COOLU 7 --- --- 

34.55L D # 21 Men 12 & Over 50 Back COOLU 5 --- --- 

29.57L D # 23 Men 12 & Over 50 Fly COOLU 3 --- --- 

Nick Sloman (11) M 



Lachlan Sweeney (13) M 

27.74L P # 87 Men 13-13 50 Free COOLU 12 --- ---



28.92L F # 33 Men 15-15 50 Fly HERVE 10 --- --- 


34.21L F # 43 Men 15-15 50 Breast HERVE 8 --- --- 




31.90L F # 9 Men 13-13 50 Back GYMPI 7 --- --- 

37.01L P # 31 Men 13-13 50 Breast GYMPI 16 --- --- 


30.30L F # 73 Men 13-13 50 Fly GYMPI 10 --- --- 


31.56L F # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 5 --- --- 

31.82L S # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 6 --- --- 

31.88L P # 47 Men 50 Breast FLIND 7 --- --- 



Sam Williams (9) M 

35.77L F # 49 Men 9-9 50 Free MARDO 10 --- --- 

44.68L F # 63 Men 9-9 50 Back MARDO 18 --- --- 

44.87L F # 69 Men 9-9 50 Fly MARDO 15 --- --- 

Heinrich Wilsenach (14) M 

35.19L P # 75 Men 14-14 50 Breast MARDO 16 --- --- 

Christian Wilson (12) M 


Kie Wilson-McNaught (18) M 

37.53L D # 1 Men 12 & Over 50 Free NAMBO 8 --- --- 

1:08.45L D # 11 Men 12 & Over 50 Breast NAMBO 10 --- --- 

49.02L D # 21 Men 12 & Over 50 Back NAMBO 11 --- --- 

47.42L D # 23 Men 12 & Over 50 Fly NAMBO 9 --- ---

2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 17-Mar-09 to 22-Mar-09 LC Meters 

Location: hipSOPAC, Sydney 

Maximilian Harrison (15) M 

1:06:16.00L O # 18 Men 15-15 5000 Free COOLU 18 --- 63.15 


1:01:17.85L O # 14 Women 5000 Free COOLU 9 --- 139.22 

1:01:19.85L O # 15 Women 17-18 5000 Free COOLU 5 20 141.22 


1:00:58.00L O # 21 Men 14-14 5000 Free COOLU 4 23 13.01 

Amy Thompson (19) W 

2:02:29.00L O # 6 Women 10000 Free KAWAN 5 30 268.21 

1:00:59.00L O # 14 Women 5000 Free KAWAN 6 23 110.69

2009 Australian Age Championships 13-Apr-09 to 18-Apr-09 LC Meters 

Location: SOPAC, Sydney 


1:15.41L P # 99 Women 14-14 100 Breast COOLU 4 --- -3.14 

1:15.85L F # 99 Women 14-14 100 Breast COOLU 7 14 -2.70 

2:44.45L P # 144 Women 14-14 200 Breast COOLU 7 --- -1.83 

2:47.53L F # 144 Women 14-14 200 Breast COOLU 10 8 1.25 

Ebony Blackstone (13) W 

2:15.90L P # 8 Women 13 & Under 200 Free MARDO 33 --- 0.16 

1:09.25L P # 40 Women 13 & Under 100 Fly MARDO 36 --- -0.41 

1:02.18L P # 97 Women 13 & Under 100 Free MARDO 30 --- 0.25 

28.59L P # 114 Women 13 & Under 50 Free MARDO 29 --- -0.61 

1:21.99L P # 122 Women 13 & Under 100 Breast MARDO 31 --- 0.78 

Ashlea Bonnell (15) W 

1:20.00L P # 51 Women 15-15 100 Breast COORO 23 --- -0.44 


24.16L P # 4 Men 17-18 50 Free COOLU 11 6 -0.41 

55.50L P # 80 Men 17-18 100 Fly COOLU 3 --- -0.36 

55.65L F # 80 Men 17-18 100 Fly COOLU 7 17 -0.21 

52.69L P # 139 Men 17-18 100 Free COOLU 14 3 -1.20 

Alex Collins (18) M 

1:06.60L P # 13 Men 17-18 100 Breast MARDO 8 --- 0.26 

1:06.68L F # 13 Men 17-18 100 Breast MARDO 9 8 0.34 

2:26.39L P # 67 Men 17-18 200 Breast MARDO 11 6 4.23 


1:07.76L P # 107 Women 14-14 100 Back COOLU 8 --- -2.16 

1:08.46L F # 107 Women 14-14 100 Back COOLU 10 7 -1.46 


1:02.27L F # 16 Women 14-14 100 Fly NOOSA 3 26 -0.20 

1:04.68L P # 16 Women 14-14 100 Fly NOOSA 4 --- 2.21 

26.21L F # 47 200 Free Relay Lead Off NOOSA --- --- 0.32 

56.16L F # 62 Women 14-14 100 Free NOOSA 1 35 0.32 

59.16L P # 62 Women 14-14 100 Free NOOSA 5 --- 3.32 

26.00L F # 83 Women 14-14 50 Free NOOSA 1 35 0.11 

26.93L P # 83 Women 14-14 50 Free NOOSA 2 --- 1.04 

2:04.54L F # 134 Women 14-14 200 Free NOOSA 3 30 0.07 

2:10.66L P # 134 Women 14-14 200 Free NOOSA 6 --- 6.19 


1:00.76L P # 59 Men 16-16 100 Back HERVE 15 3 -0.23 

4:43.43L F # 69 Men 16-16 400 IM HERVE 10 11 0.27 

4:43.94L P # 69 Men 16-16 400 IM HERVE 10 --- 0.78 

1:57.16L P # 82 Men 16-16 200 Free HERVE 10 --- -1.76 

1:58.34L F # 82 Men 16-16 200 Free HERVE 10 8 -0.58 

2:13.17L P # 121 Men 16-16 200 IM HERVE 14 4 0.63 

2:05.83L F # 141 Men 16-16 200 Back HERVE 2 30 -1.85 

2:10.29L P # 141 Men 16-16 200 Back HERVE 7 --- 2.61 


1:12.67L F # 12 Women 17-18 100 Breast MARDO 5 20 -0.68 

1:12.82L P # 12 Women 17-18 100 Breast MARDO 4 --- -0.53 

2:33.75L F # 66 Women 17-18 200 Breast MARDO 3 26 2.20 

2:34.84L P # 66 Women 17-18 200 Breast MARDO 2 --- 3.29 


2:46.62L F # 18 Women 13 & Under 200 Breast COOLU 8 11 -4.84 

2:46.65L P # 18 Women 13 & Under 200 Breast COOLU 9 --- -4.81 

2:26.30L F # 31 Women 13 & Under 200 IM COOLU 4 21.5 -5.09 

2:28.28L P # 31 Women 13 & Under 200 IM COOLU 9 --- -3.11 

1:08.40L P # 40 Women 13 & Under 100 Fly COOLU 31 --- -0.15 

2:25.76L F # 64 Women 13 & Under 200 Back COOLU 3 26 -3.24 

2:27.96L P # 64 Women 13 & Under 200 Back COOLU 4 --- -1.04 

2:30.63L P # 87 Women 13 & Under 200 Fly COOLU 15 2 0.36 

1:19.38L P # 122 Women 13 & Under 100 Breast COOLU 19 --- -0.48 

1:08.55L P # 136 Women 13 & Under 100 Back COOLU 8 --- -1.16 

1:08.78L F # 136 Women 13 & Under 100 Back COOLU 7 14 -0.93 

5:06.27L F # 146 Women 13 & Under 400 IM COOLU 1 35 -18.86 

5:13.78L P # 146 Women 13 & Under 400 IM COOLU 1 --- -11.35

James Hawthorne (13) M 

1:17.39L P # 123 Men 13 & Under 100 Breast COOLU 19 --- -5.82 


2:08.47L F # 15 Men 15-15 200 Back PALMW 3 30 -8.18 

2:11.56L P # 15 Men 15-15 200 Back PALMW 6 --- -5.09 

1:00.48L F # 86 Men 15-15 100 Back PALMW 6 20 -3.92 

1:01.15L P # 86 Men 15-15 100 Back PALMW 5 --- -3.25 

2:43.11L P # 119 Men 15-15 200 Breast PALMW 28 --- 5.52 

2:17.67L P # 133 Men 15-15 200 IM PALMW 11 6 -0.59 

Jake Hobbin (15) M 

2:18.39L P # 15 Men 15-15 200 Back FAIRY 26 --- 1.07 

25.98L P # 71 Men 15-15 50 Free FAIRY 26 --- --- 

1:02.87L P # 86 Men 15-15 100 Back FAIRY 15 3 -0.52 

2:05.72L P # 110 Men 15-15 200 Free FAIRY 30 --- 2.83 


2:31.52L P # 31 Women 13 & Under 200 IM FAIRY 19 --- -0.62 

1:08.21L P # 40 Women 13 & Under 100 Fly FAIRY 30 --- 1.44 

2:36.05L P # 64 Women 13 & Under 200 Back FAIRY 30 --- 5.01 

2:36.18L P # 87 Women 13 & Under 200 Fly FAIRY 27 --- 7.76 

1:02.61L P # 97 Women 13 & Under 100 Free FAIRY 35 --- 0.37 

28.88L P # 114 Women 13 & Under 50 Free FAIRY 41 --- -0.21 

1:10.01L P # 136 Women 13 & Under 100 Back FAIRY 15 3 0.23 

Nicole Jopson, (V) (15) W 

2:32.52L P # 14 Women 15-15 200 Back MTCKM 43 --- --- 

1:01.14L P # 27 Women 15-15 100 Free MTCKM 44 --- --- 

28.69L P # 70 Women 15-15 50 Free MTCKM 47 --- --- 

1:10.58L P # 85 Women 15-15 100 Back MTCKM 47 --- --- 

2:11.81L P # 109 Women 15-15 200 Free MTCKM 36 --- --- 

Ammon Lammi (14) M 

58.09L P # 63 Men 14-14 100 Free FAIRY 44 --- -1.49 

26.36L P # 84 Men 14-14 50 Free FAIRY 35 --- --- 


9:02.75L F # 5 Women 15-15 800 Free COOLU 5 23 -20.53 



2:19.26L F # 37 Women 15-15 200 Fly COOLU 5 18.5 -1.70 

2:19.37L P # 37 Women 15-15 200 Fly COOLU 3 --- -1.59 

4:31.27L P # 60 Women 15-15 400 Free COOLU 14 3 0.29 



2:09.13L P # 109 Women 15-15 200 Free COOLU 21 --- -2.54 

2:27.35L P # 132 Women 15-15 200 IM COOLU 15 6 -2.46 

1:05.92L P # 142 Women 15-15 100 Fly COOLU 22 --- -1.40 


2:16.68L P # 38 Men 15-15 200 Fly MTCKM 18 2 2.08 

1:03.62L P # 143 Men 15-15 100 Fly MTCKM 40 --- 1.37 


2:11.87L P # 8 Women 13 & Under 200 Free PWCAL 17 1 --- 

2:27.74L P # 31 Women 13 & Under 200 IM PWCAL 5 --- --- 

2:27.99L F # 31 Women 13 & Under 200 IM PWCAL 6 17 --- 

1:00.81L P # 97 Women 13 & Under 100 Free PWCAL 16 1 --- 

28.47L P # 114 Women 13 & Under 50 Free PWCAL 25 --- --- 

1:19.64L P # 122 Women 13 & Under 100 Breast PWCAL 21 --- --- 

1:10.19L P # 136 Women 13 & Under 100 Back PWCAL 19 --- --- 

Emily Marshall (13) W 

2:48.18L P # 18 Women 13 & Under 200 Breast PWCAL 11 6 0.63 

1:17.29L P # 122 Women 13 & Under 100 Breast PWCAL 11 6 -1.00 

Jake McKellar (16) M 

2:13.40L P # 2 Men 16-16 200 Fly NOOSA 26 --- 1.19 

1:00.21L P # 112 Men 16-16 100 Fly NOOSA 38 --- -1.37 


59.34L P # 63 Men 14-14 100 Free FLIND 48 --- 0.93 

26.98L P # 84 Men 14-14 50 Free FLIND 48 --- 0.70 


25.10L P # 4 Men 17-18 50 Free PWCAL 43 --- 0.68 


57.45L P # 63 Men 14-14 100 Free COOLU 34 --- -1.79 


1:05.90L P # 108 Men 14-14 100 Back COOLU 34 --- -2.19


2:18.76L P # 30 Men 14-14 200 Back NOOSA 14 4 -2.78 

1:07.18L F # 100 Men 14-14 100 Breast NOOSA 2 30 -1.55 

1:08.06L P # 100 Men 14-14 100 Breast NOOSA 1 --- -0.67 

1:03.82L P # 108 Men 14-14 100 Back NOOSA 13 5 --- 

2:27.31L F # 145 Men 14-14 200 Breast NOOSA 2 30 -3.21 

2:29.97L P # 145 Men 14-14 200 Breast NOOSA 2 --- -0.55 


2:15.94L P # 15 Men 15-15 200 Back COOLU 15 2 -4.44 


1:03.38L P # 86 Men 15-15 100 Back COOLU 20 --- -1.78 

Kristen Pearce (14) W 

29.21L P # 83 Women 14-14 50 Free KINGA 41 --- -0.03 


1:02.84L P # 17 Men 14-14 100 Fly COOLU 28 --- -2.87 

16:23.24L F # 39 Men 14-14 1500 Free COOLU 1 35 -45.57 


4:12.90L P # 92 Men 14-14 400 Free COOLU 2 --- -9.07 

1:06.84L P # 108 Men 14-14 100 Back COOLU 38 --- 0.37 


2:00.70L P # 135 Men 14-14 200 Free COOLU 2 --- -3.28 


25.24L P # 4 Men 17-18 50 Free MARDO 44 --- 0.07 

54.73L P # 139 Men 17-18 100 Free MARDO 50 --- -0.80 


1:10.46L P # 52 Men 15-15 100 Breast FLIND 4 --- 0.66 

1:10.47L F # 52 Men 15-15 100 Breast FLIND 7 20 0.67 

2:31.33L F # 119 Men 15-15 200 Breast FLIND 6 17 -1.46 

2:31.69L P # 119 Men 15-15 200 Breast FLIND 2 --- -1.10 


1:12.90L P # 45 Men 16-16 100 Breast MARYB 24 --- -0.10 

DQ P # 94 Men 16-16 200 Breast MARYB --- --- --- 


55.26L P # 11 Men 16-16 100 Free NOOSA 39 --- 0.06 

58.85L F # 24 400 Medley Relay Lead Off NOOSA --- --- -1.25 

58.26L F # 59 Men 16-16 100 Back NOOSA 2 30 -1.84 

58.41L P # 59 Men 16-16 100 Back NOOSA 2 --- -1.69 

2:03.54L P # 82 Men 16-16 200 Free NOOSA 40 --- 2.23 

58.09L P # 112 Men 16-16 100 Fly NOOSA 13 4 0.39 

2:06.77L F # 141 Men 16-16 200 Back NOOSA 3 26 -3.77 

2:09.42L P # 141 Men 16-16 200 Back NOOSA 5 --- -1.12 


1:09.82L P # 40 Women 13 & Under 100 Fly NOOSA 43 --- -2.49 

33.78L F # 73 200 Medley Relay Lead Off NOOSA --- --- -0.15 

Katherine Smith (13) W 

1:18.60L P # 122 Women 13 & Under 100 Breast PWCAL 14 3 --- 


2:32.98L P # 64 Women 13 & Under 200 Back PWCAL 23 --- 0.50 

33.97L F # 73 200 Medley Relay Lead Off PWCAL --- --- 0.89 

1:03.26L P # 97 Women 13 & Under 100 Free PWCAL 40 --- 0.56 

1:10.05L P # 136 Women 13 & Under 100 Back PWCAL 16 2 -0.14 


1:10.25L P # 58 Women 16-16 100 Back FAIRY 30 --- 2.66 

Bianca Thomson (16) W 

1:07.45L P # 111 Women 16-16 100 Fly FLIND 33 --- 1.69 


28.78L P # 83 Women 14-14 50 Free FLIND 34 --- -0.49 


27.66L P # 3 Women 17-18 50 Free HERVE 21 --- 0.43 

1:10.37L P # 33 Women 17-18 100 Back HERVE 34 --- 1.13 

1:00.29L P # 138 Women 17-18 100 Free HERVE 30 --- 0.68 


1:04.11L F # 41 Men 13 & Under 100 Fly GYMPI 9 8 -4.46 

1:04.62L P # 41 Men 13 & Under 100 Fly GYMPI 8 --- -3.95 

1:08.62L P # 137 Men 13 & Under 100 Back GYMPI 25 --- -1.95 

5:18.12L P # 147 Men 13 & Under 400 IM GYMPI 23 --- --- 


1:09.23L P # 13 Men 17-18 100 Breast FLIND 21 --- 0.35 

2:29.20L P # 67 Men 17-18 200 Breast FLIND 16 1 -0.42


57.61L F # 27 Women 15-15 100 Free PWCAL 5 26 0.41 

58.43L P # 27 Women 15-15 100 Free PWCAL 9 --- 1.23 

1:09.34L F # 51 Women 15-15 100 Breast PWCAL 1 35 0.29 

1:14.04L P # 51 Women 15-15 100 Breast PWCAL 1 --- 4.99 

26.37L F # 70 Women 15-15 50 Free PWCAL 3 30 0.02 

26.90L P # 70 Women 15-15 50 Free PWCAL 3 --- 0.55 

2:32.81L F # 118 Women 15-15 200 Breast PWCAL 1 35 6.44 

2:39.39L P # 118 Women 15-15 200 Breast PWCAL 1 --- 13.02 

2:17.07L F # 132 Women 15-15 200 IM PWCAL 1 35 -2.70 

2:24.86L P # 132 Women 15-15 200 IM PWCAL 8 --- 5.09 

1:02.54L F # 142 Women 15-15 100 Fly PWCAL 3 30 -0.56 

1:02.83L P # 142 Women 15-15 100 Fly PWCAL 4 --- -0.27 

Thomas Williams (13) M 

2:02.36L F # 9 Men 13 & Under 200 Free NOOSA 5 20 --- 

2:05.28L P # 9 Men 13 & Under 200 Free NOOSA 6 --- --- 


57.44L F # 98 Men 13 & Under 100 Free NOOSA 7 14 --- 

57.62L P # 98 Men 13 & Under 100 Free NOOSA 7 --- --- 


4:26.45L P # 106 Men 13 & Under 400 Free NOOSA 4 --- --- 

Shawnee Zanker (16) W 

2:30.82L P # 1 Women 16-16 200 Fly FAIRY 32 --- 3.40 

1:01.59L P # 10 Women 16-16 100 Free FAIRY 43 --- 1.08 

28.28L P # 35 Women 16-16 50 Free FAIRY 39 --- -0.07 

2:14.07L P # 81 Women 16-16 200 Free FAIRY 38 --- 3.22 

1:09.26L P # 111 Women 16-16 100 Fly FAIRY 43 --- 2.99

2009 Telstra Australian Swimming Championship 17-Mar-09 to 22-Mar-09 LC Meters 

Location: hipSOPAC, Sydney 


24.76L S # 15 Men 50 Fly COOLU 13 --- 

24.82L P # 15 Men 50 Fly COOLU 16 3.5 

55.86L P # 36 Men 100 Fly COOLU 24 --- 

Alex Collins (18) M 

1:06.34L P # 17 Men 100 Breast MARDO 22 --- --- 

30.70L P # 34 Men 50 Breast MARDO 31 --- --- 

2:22.16L P # 54 Men 200 Breast MARDO 9 --- --- 

2:22.42L F # 54 Men 200 Breast MARDO 10 8 --- 

Nick D'Arcy (21) M 

1:54.46L F # 8 Men 200 Fly MARDO 1 35 --- 

1:57.65L P # 8 Men 200 Fly MARDO 1 --- --- 


24.81L P # 15 Men 50 Fly MARDO 15 5 --- 

52.60L F # 36 Men 100 Fly MARDO 4 23 --- 


53.59L P # 36 Men 100 Fly MARDO 6 --- --- 

Jo-Lene Dendle (21) W 

2:24.25L P # 7 Women 200 IM KAWTR 25 --- --- 

1:01.48L S # 24 Women 100 Fly KAWTR 14 --- --- 

1:02.09L P # 24 Women 100 Fly KAWTR 19 3 --- 

2:14.60L P # 53 Women 200 Fly KAWTR 9 --- --- 

2:14.67L F # 53 Women 200 Fly KAWTR 8 11 --- 


2:08.40L P # 3 Women 200 Free NOOSA 43 --- 

28.20L S # 5 Women 50 Fly NOOSA 15 --- 

28.49L P # 5 Women 50 Fly NOOSA 19 2 

57.00L P # 18 Women 100 Free NOOSA 25 --- 

1:03.65L P # 24 Women 100 Fly NOOSA 34 --- 

26.04L S # 39 Women 50 Free NOOSA 10 --- 

26.55L P # 39 Women 50 Free NOOSA 17 7 

28.08L S # 105 Women 50 Fly NOOSA 1 --- 


28.89L P # 4 Men 50 Back HERVE 45 --- 

2:12.03L P # 25 Men 200 Back HERVE 32 --- 

1:00.99L P # 38 Men 100 Back HERVE 37 --- 

Nicholas Fredriksen, S8 (23) M 

30.16L D # 12 Men 10 & Over 50 Free KILCO 16 1 --- 

40.07L D # 50 Men 10 & Over 50 Breast KILCO 8 11 --- 

30.83L D # 52 Men 10 & Over 50 Fly KILCO 2 30 --- 

Sharlene Gardiner, S8 (29) W 

37.60L D # 11 Women 10 & Over 50 Free PWCAL 19 --- --- 

5:47.89L D # 42 Women 10 & Over 400 Free PWCAL 8 11 --- 

1:22.21L D # 58 Women 10 & Over 100 Free PWCAL 21 --- --- 


34.03L P # 9 Women 50 Breast MARDO 21 --- --- 

2:34.82L P # 26 Women 200 Breast MARDO 10 --- 

1:13.52L P # 37 Women 100 Breast MARDO 19 --- 

Samantha Hamill (18) W 

1:00.10L S # 24 Women 100 Fly KAWTR 7 --- 

1:00.21L F # 24 Women 100 Fly KAWTR 7 14 

1:00.84L P # 24 Women 100 Fly KAWTR 10 --- 

2:07.73L F # 53 Women 200 Fly KAWTR 2 30 --- 

2:11.19L P # 53 Women 200 Fly KAWTR 2 --- --- 

4:40.80L F # 55 Women 400 IM KAWTR 2 30 --- 

4:49.52L P # 55 Women 400 IM KAWTR 2 --- ---

Marayke Jonkers, Sb3 (27) W 

1:11.78L D # 49 Women 10 & Over 50 Breast MARDO 11 6 --- 

David Lee, S14 (22) M 

27.91L D # 12 Men 10 & Over 50 Free GYMPI 11 6 --- 

2:31.00L D # 21 Men 10 & Over 200 IM GYMPI 5 20 --- 

1:07.50L D # 30 Men 10 & Over 100 Fly GYMPI 8 11 --- 

1:11.20L D # 33 Men 10 & Over 100 Back GYMPI 8 11 --- 

4:40.25L D # 41 Men 10 & Over 400 Free GYMPI 4 23 --- 

1:01.14L D # 59 Men 10 & Over 100 Free GYMPI 10 7 --- 


25.92L P # 15 Men 50 Fly MARDO 48 --- 




29.01L P # 4 Men 50 Back PWCAL 49 --- --- 

25.18L P # 43 Men 50 Free PWCAL 88 --- 

Anthony Shing, S15 (21) M 

27.26L D # 12 Men 10 & Over 50 Free COOLU 17 --- --- 

29.08L D # 52 Men 10 & Over 50 Fly COOLU 7 14 --- 


30.50L P # 5 Women 50 Fly HERVE 54 --- 


1:08.90L P # 24 Women 100 Fly HERVE 62 --- - 

32.18L P # 35 Women 50 Back HERVE 48 --- 



31.79L S # 9 Women 50 Breast PWCAL 6 --- --- 

32.03L F # 9 Women 50 Breast PWCAL 7 14 --- 

32.23L P # 9 Women 50 Breast PWCAL 8 --- --- 

2:26.37L F # 26 Women 200 Breast PWCAL 3 26 

2:30.53L P # 26 Women 200 Breast PWCAL 1 --- 

1:09.05L F # 37 Women 100 Breast PWCAL 7 14 

1:09.55L S # 37 Women 100 Breast PWCAL 7 --- 

1:10.62L P # 37 Women 100 Breast PWCAL 8 --- 

Sally Wheeler, S9 (16) W 

31.87L D # 11 Women 10 & Over 50 Free MARYB 7 14 --- 

39.71L D # 13 Women 10 & Over 50 Back MARYB 8 11 --- 

43.78L D # 49 Women 10 & Over 50 Breast MARYB 4 23 --- 

34.62L D # 51 Women 10 & Over 50 Fly MARYB 5 20 --- 

1:10.25L D # 58 Women 10 & Over 100 Free MARYB 11 6 ---

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