2023 AUSTRALIAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS
After six days of pageant on the 2023 Australian Global Championship Trials, 39 swimmers have punched their tickets to the 2023 Global Championships in Fukuoka, Japan.
On day six, there have been 5 new qualifiers who each broke the Australian qualifying time and positioned inside the most sensible two in finals. 3 others have been already certified after which earned spots in more occasions.
Cam McEvoy was once a brand new addition to the listing of qualifiers after successful the 50 loose in a time that maintains his position because the second-fastest 50 freestyler on the planet this 12 months (21.41).
Shayna Jack received the ladies’s tournament in a qualifying time of 24.22. This was once a large swim for her after she landed within the 200 loose ‘B’ ultimate on day 3 and it formally secured her a place at the roster. Emma McKeon, who was once already certified within the 100 fly and 100 loose, joined Jack below the qualifying time so as to add the 50 loose to her lineup.
Nationwide document holder Brendon Smith received the 400 IM to punch his price ticket, smashing his prelims time by means of 14 seconds (4:10.64). At the ladies’s facet, 19-year-old Jenna Forrester added the 400 IM to her Fukuoka lineup after successful it by means of just about 5 seconds (4:34.89).
Lani Pallister added the 1500 loose to her Fukuoka lineup after she received the race this night in a commanding time of 15:56.31. Moesha Johnson hit the wall moment below the Australian qualifying time as smartly.
Swimming Australia ended the consultation by means of saying their complete Global Championships roster, made up our minds by means of head trainer Rohan Taylor and the strengthen workforce. Because of relay concerns and further occasions, no longer all group individuals have damaged the Swimming Australia qualifying occasions (that have been set quicker than the usual Global Aquatics ‘A’ cuts.)
This comprises 100 fly gold medalist and nationwide document holder Matt Temple who was once simply .07 shy of the Australian reduce. Kiah Melverton additionally made it after she received silver within the 400 IM, only one moment off the Australian reduce.
Australian Global Championships Particular person Match Qualifiers Via Day 6
This listing comprises swimmers who broke the Swimming Australia qualifying time and positioned most sensible two in finals.
- Kaylee McKeown – ladies’s 200m IM (2:07.60), 100m again (57.50), 200m again (2:03.70)
- Jenna Forrester – ladies’s 200m IM (2:09.29), 400m IM (4:34.89)
- Emma McKeon – ladies’s 100m fly (56.74), 100m loose (52.52), 50m loose (24.26)
- Brianna Throssell – ladies’s 100m fly (57.66)
- Sam Brief – males’s 400m loose (3:43.38), 800m loose (7:40.39)
- Elijah Winnington – males’s 400m loose (3:43.48), 800m loose (7:45.75)
- Ariarne Titmus – ladies’s 400m loose (3:58.47), 200m loose (1:54.14), 800m loose (8:15.88)
- Lani Pallister – ladies’s 400m loose (4:02.43), 800m loose (8:20.56), 1500m loose (15:56.31)
- Mollie O’Callaghan – ladies’s 100m again (58.42), 200m loose (1:53.83), 100m loose (52.48)
- Tommy Neill – males’s 200m IM (1:57.74)
- Elizabeth Dekkers – ladies’s 200m fly (2:05.26)
- Abbey Connor – ladies’s 200m fly (2:07.61)
- Kyle Chalmers – males’s 100m loose (47.44)
- Flynn Southam – males’s 100m loose (47.77)
- Bradley Woodward – males’s 200m again (1:55.95)
- Zac Stubblety-Prepare dinner – males’s 200m breast (2:07.86)
- Cam McEvoy – males’s 50m loose (21.41)
- Shayna Jack – ladies’s 50m loose (24.22)
- Brendon Smith – males’s 400m IM (4:10.64)
- Moesha Johnson – ladies’s 1500m loose (16:03.02)
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