2023 AUSTRALIAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS
We’re headed into the penultimate evening of racing on the 2023 Australian International Championship Trials with a selection of probably explosive finals on our time table for this night.
Reigning Olympic champion and International File holder Zac Stubblety-Prepare dinner will glance to position his marker down within the 200m breaststroke whilst Bradley Woodward will glance. to copy his private best-setting efficiency within the males’s 200m again.
Emma McKeon, Australia’s winningest Olympian of all time, held her personal towards the ladies’s 100m loose box within the heats. However this night she’ll attempt to as soon as once more dangle off Shayna Jack, Mollie O’Callaghan, Madi Wilson and extra in her quest for some other victory.
Wrapping up the evening we’ll see the quickest warmth of the lads’s 1500m loose because of this we’re slated to look some other duel between the 400m and 800m freestyle champion and runner-up right here, Sam Quick and Elijah Winnington.
WOMEN’S 200 BREASTSTROKE – FINAL
- International File: 2:18.95, Tatjana Schoenmaker (2021)
- Commonwealth File: 2:18.95, Tatjana Schoenmaker (2021)
- Australian File: 2:20.54, Leisel Jones (2006)
- All Comers File: 2:20.04, Rie Kaneto (2016)
- Swimming Australia QT: 2:23.91
- International Aquatics ‘A’ Lower: 2:25.91
GOLD – Abbey Harkin 2:23.93
SILVER – Mikayla Smith 2:26.08
BRONZE – Ella Ramsay 2:28.85
The ladies’s 200m breast match kicked off our evening, with 24-year-old Abbey Harkin finishing her sweep of the self-discipline at this pageant.
The St. Peters Western standout captured this 2breast victory in a mark of two:23.93, simply .02 out of doors of the Swimming Australia-mandated qualification time of two:23.91 wanted for Fukuoka. Then again, her day trip this night tests in because the 2d superb effort of her occupation.
Harkin’s private superb rests on the 2:23.59 clocked on the 2021 Aussie Olympic Trials, which means this night’s end result represents simply the 2d sub-2:24 time of her occupation. Harkin’s end result renders her the swiftest Aussie lady of the this yr, overtaking Kaylee McKeown‘s season-best of two:24.18 clocked at April’s non-selection Australian Nationwide Championships.
Mikayla Smith snagged silver in 2:26.08 whilst 18-year-old Ella Ramsay bagged bronze in 2:28.85.
As a reminder, most sensible breaststrokers Jenna Strauch and Chelsea Hodges are each lacking from this pageant because of accidents.
Put up-race, Harkin said, “I’m truly proud of that. I used to be truly emotional getting into this race, I don’t know why. Truly lacking my two major competition. I’ve were given to take advantage of this yr with no need them right here.”
MEN’S 200 BACKSTROKE – FINAL
- International File: 1:51.92, Aaron Piersol (2009)
- Commonwealth File: 1:53.17, Mitch Larkin (2015)
- Australian File: 1:53.17, Mitch Larkin (2015)
- All Comers File: 1:52.86, Ryosuke Irie (2009)
- Swimming Australia QT: 1:57.12
- International Aquatics ‘A’ Lower: 1:58.07
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WOMEN’S 100 FREESTYLE – FINAL
- International File: 51.71, Sarah Sjostrom (2017)
- Commonwealth File: 51.96, Emma McKeon (2021)
- Australian File: 51.96, Emma McKeon (2021)
- All Comers File: 52.06, Cate Campbell (2016)
- Swimming Australia QT: 53.61
- International Aquatics ‘A’ Lower: 54.25
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MEN’S 200 BREASTSTROKE – FINAL
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WOMEN’S 50 BACKSTROKE – FINAL
- International File: 26.98, Liu Xiang (2018)
- Commonwealth File: 27.16, Kaylee McKeown (2021)
- Australian File: 27.16, Kaylee McKeown (2021)
- All Comers File: 27.16, Kaylee McKeown (2021)
- International Aquatics ‘A’ Lower: 28.22
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MEN’S 1500 FREESTYLE – FASTEST HEAT
- International File: 14:31.02, Solar Yang (2012)
- Commonwealth File: 14:34.56, Grant Hackett (2005)
- Australian File: 14:34.56, Grant Hackett (2005)
- All Comers File: 14:39.54, Mack Horton (2016)
- Swimming Australia QT: 14:56.86
- International Aquatics ‘A’ Lower: 15:04.64
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