2014 Australian Swimming Championships

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2014 Australian Swimming Championships
2014 Australian Swimming Championships logo.jpg
Host city Brisbane, Queensland
Date(s)16 April
Venue(s) Brisbane Aquatic Centre
Events40 (men: 20; women: 20)

The 2014 Australian Swimming Championships were held from 1 to 6 April 2014 at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre in Brisbane, Queensland. They doubled up as the national trials for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Contents

Qualification criteria

Medal winners

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Eamon Sullivan
Unattached (WA)
21.90
Cameron McEvoy
Palm Beach Currumbin (Qld)
21.97
James Magnussen
SOPAC (NSW)
Matthew Abood
Sydney University (NSW)
22.02
100 m freestyle
Cameron McEvoy
Palm Beach Currumbin (Qld)
47.65
James Magnussen
SOPAC (NSW)
47.92
Tommaso D'Orsogna
Commercial (Qld)
48.72
200 m freestyle
Cameron McEvoy
Palm Beach Currumbin (Qld)
1:45.46
Thomas Fraser-Holmes
Miami (Qld)
1:45.58
David McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
1:46.37
400 m freestyle
David McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
3:43.72
Mack Horton
Melbourne Vicentre (Vic)
3:44.60
WJR
Jordan Harrison
Miami (Qld)
3:47.42
800 m freestyle
David McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
7:54.29
Jack McLoughlin
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
8:02.27
Lachlan Colquhourn
TSS Aquatic (Qld)
8:13.36
1500 m freestyle
Mack Horton
Melbourne Vicentre (Vic)
14:51.55
WJR
Jordan Harrison
Miami (Qld)
15:03.24
Matthew Levings
Miami (Qld)
15:09.67
50 m backstroke
Benjamin Treffers
Burley Griffin (ACT)
24.54
OC
Bobby Hurley
Trinity Grammar (NSW)
25.19
Daniel Arnamnart
SOPAC (NSW)
25.28
100 m backstroke
Mitch Larkin
St Peters Western (Qld)
53.46
Benjamin Treffers
Burley Griffin (ACT)
53.73
Josh Beaver
Tigersharks (Vic)
53.84
200 m backstroke
Mitch Larkin
St Peters Western (Qld)
1:55.26
CR
Matson Lawson
Tigersharks (Vic)
1:56.35
Josh Beaver
Tigersharks (Vic)
1:56.83
50 m breaststroke
Christian Sprenger
Commercial (Qld)
26.74
OC , ACR
Max Ireland
Nunawading (Vic)
28.07
Tommy Sucipto
Leisurepark Lazers (WA)
28.18
100 m breaststroke
Christian Sprenger
Commercial (Qld)
58.87
ACR
Jake Packard
Indooroopilly (Qld)
1:01.38
Buster Sykes
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
1:01.73
200 m breaststroke
Christian Sprenger
Commercial (Qld)
2:08.63
Daniel Tranter
SOPAC (NSW)
2:12.26
Buster Sykes
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
2:12.95
50 m butterfly
Nathaniel Romeo
Sydney University A (NSW)
23.83
Kyle Chalmers
Marion (SA)
24.03
Chris Wright
Southport Olympic (Qld)
24.07
100 m butterfly
Chris Wright
Southport Olympic (Qld)
52.16
Tommaso D'Orsogna
Commercial (Qld)
52.21
Jayden Hadler
SOPAC (NSW)
52.33
200 m butterfly
Grant Irvine
St Peters Western (Qld)
1:56.23
Mitchell Pratt
Tigersharks (Vic)
1:57.00
Daniel Tranter
SOPAC (NSW)
1:57.48
200 m IM
Daniel Tranter
SOPAC (NSW)
1:57.66
Thomas Fraser-Holmes
Miami (Qld)
1:57.88
Mitch Larkin
St Peters Western (Qld)
1:59.29
400 m IM
Thomas Fraser-Holmes
Miami (Qld)
4:10.68
Travis Mahoney
Nunawading (Vic)
4:17.39
Jared Gilliland
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
4:17.77
4×100 m freestyle relaySydney University A (NSW)
Erik van Dooren (51.28)
Te Haumi Maxwell (50.65)
Andrew Abood (49.57)
Matthew Abood (48.79)
3:20.29
Nunawading A (Vic)
Shane Asbury (51.09)
Ashley Delaney (50.16)
Dylan Warren (52.16)
Travis Mahoney (49.50)
3:22.91
Sydney University B (NSW)
Nicholas Rispoli (51.63)
Nathaniel Romeo (50.53)
Ben Lindsay (50.91)
Jacob Hansford (51.76)
3:24.83
4×200 m freestyle relayMiami A (Qld)
Jarrod Killey (1:49.31)
Daniel Smith (1:47.10)
Jordan Harrison (1:49.80)
Thomas Fraser-Holmes (1:46.82)
7:13.03
Club
TSS Aquatic A (Qld)
David Morgan (1:51.97)
Joshua Parrish (1:52.14)
Dominic Richardson (1:52.88)
Ray Bornman (1:51.50)
7:28.49
Melbourne Vicentre A (Vic)
Jack Gerrard (1:53.39)
Mitchell Davenport-Wright (1:52.96)
Zac Charlton (1:54.24)
Mack Horton (1:49.37)
7:29.96
4×100 m medley relayTrinity Grammar A (NSW)
Bobby Hurley (54.53)
Matthew Treloar (1:02.99)
Kenneth To (53.01)
Ben Schafer (50.59)
3:41.12
Nunawading A (Vic)
Ashley Delaney (54.58)
Max Ireland (1:03.16)
Shane Asbury (55.03)
Travis Mahoney (48.86)
3:41.63
Sydney University A (NSW)
Te Haumi Maxwell (58.01)
Jessie King (1:03.83)
Nathaniel Romeo (52.82)
Matthew Abood (48.61)
3:43.27

Legend:WRWorld record;WJRWorld Junior record;CRCommonwealth record;OROceanian record;ARAustralian record;ACRAustralian All Comers record;ClubAustralian Club record

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle
Cate Campbell
Commercial (Qld)
24.18
Bronte Campbell
Commercial (Qld)
24.58
Melanie Schlanger
Southport (Qld)
24.82
100 m freestyle
Cate Campbell
Commercial (Qld)
52.68
ACR
Bronte Campbell
Commercial (Qld)
53.02
Emma McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
53.57
200 m freestyle
Emma McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
1:55.68
OR
Bronte Barratt
St Peters Western (Qld)
1:56.61
Brittany Elmslie
St Peters Western (Qld)
1:57.64
400 m freestyle
Bronte Barratt
St Peters Western (Qld)
4:04.56
Remy Fairweather
Pelican Waters (Qld)
4:06.02
WJR
Jessica Ashwood
SOPAC (NSW)
4:07.30
800 m freestyle
Jessica Ashwood
SOPAC (NSW)
8:22.51
Alanna Bowles
Rocky City (Qld)
8:30.52
Laura Crockart
Ryde Carlile (NSW)
8:31.84
1500 m freestyle
Laura Crockart
Ryde Carlile (NSW)
16:17.36
Chelsea Gubecka
Kawana Waters (Qld)
16:23.41
Kareena Lee
Mountain Creek (Qld)
16:24.81
50 m backstroke
Emily Seebohm
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
27.95
Meagen Nay
St Peters Western (Qld)
28.66
Madison Wilson
St Peters Western (Qld)
28.67
100 m backstroke
Emily Seebohm
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
58.92
ACR
Belinda Hocking
Nunawading (Vic)
59.83
Meagen Nay
St Peters Western (Qld)
59.90
200 m backstroke
Belinda Hocking
Nunawading (Vic)
2:07.52
Emily Seebohm
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
2:08.28
Meagen Nay
St Peters Western (Qld)
2:08.44
50 m breaststroke
Leiston Pickett
Southport Olympic (Qld)
30.89
Sally Hunter
Marion (SA)
31.18
Lorna Tonks
Indooroopilly (Qld)
31.27
100 m breaststroke
Lorna Tonks
Indooroopilly (Qld)
1:07.31
Leiston Pickett
Southport Olympic (Qld)
1:07.56
Sally Hunter
Marion (SA)
1:07.73
200 m breaststroke
Taylor McKeown
Indooroopilly (Qld)
2:22.10
Sally Hunter
Marion (SA)
2:24.91
Tessa Wallace
Pelican Waters (Qld)
2:25.29
50 m butterfly
Marieke D'Cruz
SOPAC (NSW)
26.20
Alicia Coutts
Redlands (Qld)
26.36
Brittany Elmslie
St Peters Western (Qld)
26.50
100 m butterfly
Alicia Coutts
Redlands (Qld)
57.70
Ellen Gandy
Nunawading (Vic)
57.98
Emma McKeon
Wests Illawarra (NSW)
57.99
200 m butterfly
Madeline Groves
St Peters Western (Qld)
2:06.95
Ellen Gandy
Nunawading (Vic)
2:08.60
Brianna Throssell
Perth City (WA)
2:09.83
200 m IM
Alicia Coutts
Redlands (Qld)
2:08.89
Emily Seebohm
Nudgee Brothers (Qld)
2:11.25
Kotuku Ngawati
Melbourne Vicentre (Vic)
2:13.08
400 m IM
Keryn McMaster
Waterworx (Qld)
4:39.69
Ellen Gandy
Nunawading (Vic)
4:41.11
Jessica Pengelly
West Coast (WA)
4:44.32
4×100 m freestyle relayNudgee Brothers A (Qld)
Emily Seebohm (55.76)
Ellen Fullerton (56.31)
Lizzie Gannon (56.80)
Mikkayla Sheridan (55.57)
3:44.44
Sydney University A (NSW)
Melissa Mitchell (55.18)
Alicia Caldwell (56.58)
Hayley Abood (57.99)
Nicole Mee (56.97)
3:46.72
Nunawading A (Vic)
Shani Burleigh (57.65)
Ellese Zalewski (56.68)
Belinda Hocking (58.27)
Ellen Gandy (56.73)
3:49.33
4×200 m freestyle relayTSS Aquatic A (Qld)
Kelly Marquenie (2:02.83)
Melanie Garibaldi (2:02.52)
Celine Garibaldi (2:05.58)
Kiah Melverton (2:03.67)
8:14.60
Nunawading A (Vic)
Eliza Ham (2:09.62)
Stephanie Moore (2:06.01)
Evelyn Boldt (2:07.16)
Kate Laidlaw (2:12.60)
8:35.39


None awarded

4×100 m medley relayNunawading A (Vic)
Belinda Hocking (1:01.30)
Jessica Hansen (1:08.72)
Ellen Gandy (59.59)
Ellese Zalewski (56.36)
4:05.97
Sydney University A (NSW)
Hayley Abood (1:01.99)
Meagan Ramsay (1:13.56)
Nicole Mee (1:01.23)
Melissa Mitchell (54.77)
4:11.55
Melbourne Vicentre A (Vic)
Hayley Baker (1:03.72)
Samantha Marshall (1:09.88)
Christina Licciardi (1:02.38)
Kotuku Ngawati (56.20)
4:12.18

Legend:WRWorld record;WJRWorld Junior record;CRCommonwealth record;OROceanian record;ARAustralian record;ACRAustralian All Comers record;ClubAustralian Club record

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