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1 INFORMATION HANDBOOK 2016/2017 SEASON Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club REDCLIFFE CITY HIGH PERFORMANCE CENTRE SYDNEY STREET REDCLIFFE, QLD

2 Welcome to the Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club 2016/2017 Welcome all members, new and old, to the 2016/2017 season with the Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club (RLSC). I hope you find the year full of exciting challenges and rewarding experiences. At the RLSC we have a unique position of being a fairly small club, but with a rich history. There are no other swimming programs in the country with a head coach that has placed representatives on Australian teams almost every year for the last 26 years (3 exceptions). This success comes from the combination of expertise from our coaches, the dedication and efforts of our athletes and the support from family and volunteers. Without this mix, success is hard to find and even harder to maintain. In terms of inspiration, we ve been privileged to have the start of the season coincide with the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio. There are amazing stories of success from swimmers representing Australia and around the world to draw from. Gold medal swimming performances were achieved by athletes ranging from 16 year olds to 35 year old (the oldest ever individual swimming medallist). And of course, some truly amazing career milestones that will likely take decades to be beaten. Of course, we don t need to look far to find inspirations. Within our club, our senior squad had some impressive results last year, with top 10 placement across, Brisbane, Queensland and Australian Championships. We are a volunteer driven organization. Without the ongoing support and efforts of our community, the club wouldn't function. I d personally like to encourage and challenge all members to help when you can. Each event and activity we organise takes a team effort to make happen. Don t worry about taking on a new challenge or role, we can all more than willing to help you learn. Through participation and sharing the work, we can continue to strengthen our community, build on our accomplishment and enhance not only our club but the sport of Swimming Cheers Jay Kleinsasser President, Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club President.rlsc@gmail.com Mobile:

3 REDCLIFFE LEAGUES SWIMMING CLUB Management Committee For your convenience you will find listed below the names and phone numbers of the Club s Management Committee and key contacts. Position Name Phone Management Committee President Jay Kleinsasser president.rlsc@gmail.com Vice President Sue Brookes rgnsue@hotmail.com Treasurer Julie McGinley j_mcginley@bigpond.com Secretary Ragana Wills secretary.rlsc@gmail.com Head Coach Ken Wood kencoach@oz .com.au Committee Member Chris Brookes chris@brookes.cc Committee Member Cheryl McLeary mclearyc@bigpond.com Committee Member Janet English janetenglish@gmail.com Other Appointed/Elected Positions Registrar Jennie Lane lanejp@optusnet.com.au Nominations Secretary Alanna Simonis nomination.rlsc@gmail.com Race Secretary Chrissy Kleinsasser racesecretary.rlsc@gmail.com Asst Secretary/Race Sec Taryn Edge secretary.rlsc@gmail.com Redcliffe Pool Front Office Member Protection Information Officer Cheryl McLeary MPIO.rlsc@gmail.com Merchandise Coordinator Kim Brennan merchandise.rlsc@gmail.com

4 REDCLIFFE LEAGUES SWIMMING CLUB Code of Conduct General Code of Conduct Swimming Australia promotes the following codes of conduct to all people involved in any way with the sport of swimming, particularly those responsible for the activities involving members under the age of 18 years. These codes of conduct highlight the principles and values of Swimming Australia and the core principles of the member Welfare and Child Welfare policies. As a person involved in any way with the sport of swimming, the following standard of behaviour is expected: Respect the rights, dignity and worth of others Be ethical, considerate, fair and honest in all dealings with other people and organisations Be professional in, and accept responsibility for your actions. Make a commitment to providing quality service Operate within the rules and spirit of the sport, including the national and international guidelines that govern Swimming Australia. Understand the possible consequences of breaching Swimming Australia member Welfare and Child Welfare Policies Immediately report any breaches of the Swimming Australia member Welfare and Child Welfare Policies Refrain from any form of abuse towards others Refrains from any form of discriminations towards others Refrain from intimate relations with member whom they have a supervisory roles of power over Provide a safe environment for the conduct of activities in accordance with and relevant Swimming Australia Policy Show concert and caution towards other that may be sick or injured. Be a positive role model Competitor Code of Conduct Abide by the General Code of Conduct Follow the rules of Swimming Australia at all times Give your best at all times Never argue with an official. Use the appropriate rules and guidelines to resolve a dispute Control you temper. Verbal or physical abuse is not acceptable Work equally hard for yourself and/or your team Be a good sport. Applaud the good performances whether they are made by your team of the opposition Treat all swimming participants, as you would like to be treated. Do not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. Cooperate with your coaches, teammates, opponents, management, event staff and officials Participate for you own enjoyment and benefit, not to satisfy the expectations of others Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, ethnicity, cultural background or religion

5 Parents/Guardian Code of Conduct Abide by the General Code of Conduct Encourage your child to participate in the sport for their individual enjoyment, personal satisfaction and improvement Focus on your child s efforts and performance, rather than winning and losing Encourage your child to abide by the rules and accept the judgements made by officials Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or performing below expectations Be an example to your child and others. Appreciate good performances by all participants Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from the sporting environment Show appreciation and respect for all people involved in your child s swimming Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, ethnicity, cultural background or religion All Members must abide by the rules, regulations and policies of Swimming Queensland, Brisbane Regional, RLSC and Swimming Australia. For more information and a complete list of behaviour and conduct guides please see the following links: Swimming Australia: Policies and Procedure Page Swimming Queensland: Policies and Procedures Page General Queries and Complaints If you have any particular query, concern or complaints please address them to any member of the committee. If you are unsure the best way to proceed, and require guidance on your options, please contact the Member Protection Information Officer at MPIO.rlsc@gmail.com.

6 REDCLIFFE LEAGUES SWIMMING CLUB HEAD COACH KEN WOOD Awards National Accreditation Level 3, Master Coach Award, 1990 National Sprint Coach Joint National Butterfly Coach Australian Age Group Coach of the Year 1994, 1998 & 2000 Australian Open Water Rookie Coach, 2000 Life Member Australian Swimming Coaches Association Life Member Queensland Coaches Association Australian Sports Medal 2000 Outstanding contribution to Australian Sport (nominated by the Prime Minister & Federal Government) Life Member Swimming Queensland & Brisbane Swimming Association Australian Centenary Media Outstanding Service to Swimming Australian Open Water Coach of the year, 2007, 2009, 2010 & 2011 Swimming Queensland Hall of Fame

7 Facilities Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club makes its home at the Redcliffe City High Performance Centre situated on the Redcliffe Peninsula north of Brisbane. The venue is approximately 45 minutes drive from the Sunshine Coast surfing beaches of Maroochydore, Caloundra and Alexandra Headlands and 30 minutes from the city of Brisbane. Our pool facilities are comprised of a fully enclosed 50 metre eight lane Olympic size heated pool, an enclosed 18 metre heated transition pool and two enclosed and heated learn to swim pools for the very young. In addition, other facilities include hot & cold showers, an undercover toddler s pool/splash area, Bar-B-Q area, children s playground, and canteen. Squads Senior Program Our Senior Program is a challenging national level program providing a high standard of workouts for State, National and International competitors. The program is designed for the elite athletes who wish to be part of a positive and enthusiastic environment in which the demands made on the individual are never more than they can give but never any less. Constant updating is done in the areas of periodization and specifically in the light of new findings and conclusions that are constantly being reviewed by Sports Scientists, Coaches and Physiologists. Our Senior Program is designed not only to ensure that all team members have the right preparation to compete successfully at the highest level, but to also provide, when possible, financial assistance through our sponsors for all members who are chosen to travel with our team to major competitions. Sport and competition have become an integral part of our lifestyle. The series of competition is highly valued and it pervades almost all aspects of Australian society. Many believe it is the only quality that has made Australia a great sporting nation because it motivates individuals and groups to be discontented to be just average or with being second best. That is the prime aim of our Senior Program. We work on the premise that champion swimmers come from champion teams. Junior Program We have a slogan that we have used for many years; we borrowed it from Forbes Carlile and never gave it back. Its philosophy contains the most important part of our Junior Program. It reads: AS THE YOUNG TWIG IS BENT, SO SHALL IT GROW So it is our policy to put correct technique before training laps. We believe as our sport becomes more competitive each year, so it becomes more and more specific. We try to ensure that all our juniors are given the best possible chance to succeed, should they so desire later in their development. We work on the premise that if you want success then you need to plan for it.

8 Character is the direct result of mental attitude. You can't dream yourself into character. Character rather than education is man's need and man's greatest safeguard. I believe that character is higher than intellect and the difference between men is certainly in energy, in invincible determination, in the strong will; but leadership is in sacrifice, in self-denial, in love and fearlessness and in humility and disciplined will. This is the distinction between great and little men. - Vince Lombardi Head Coach, Green Bay Packers,

9 SWIMMING CALENDAR MAJOR MEETS 2016/2017 SEASON The below swim meets are the major swim meets during the year and are attended as a club. The meets with an asterisk are the Brisbane Swimming Association (BSA) meets where the club accumulates their seasonal premiership points. Other meets throughout the season will be communicated to the club via when we are notified by the club hosting the meet. If a swimmer wishes to compete at any outside meet, they need to first inform their coach and complete a nomination form (available in the glass cabinet opposite the kiosk or from our club website. Beginning in 2016 most meets will conduct nominations through the Online Meet Entry (OME) system and MyLane. Help can be found on the Swimming Queenland site or by contacting Mrs Alanna Simonis, nominations.rlsc@gmail.com Club times CANNOT be used for BSA and SQ meets. IMPORTANT NOTICE SWIMMERS COMPETING IN SWIMMING MEETS WITH QUALIFYING TIMES WILL HAVE FINES IMPOSED ON THE SWIMMER IF THEY DO NOT MEET THAT TIME AND CANNOT PROVE THE TIME THAT THEY SUBMITTED IT IS THE PARENTS RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY THE FINE IF ONE IS IMPOSED 2016 Sat/Sun 30 th & 31 st Jul BSA Short Course Championships* Chandler Fri-Sun 26 th - 28 th Aug QLD Short Course Championships Chandler Sat 1 st Oct BSA Open Water Meet* Kawana Waters Sun 9 th Oct Redcliffe Leagues A Grade Meet Redcliffe Sat 22 nd Oct QLD Open Water Championships Kawana Waters Sat 5 th Nov Toowoomba Open Toowoomba Sun 13 th Nov BSA Relay Championships* Chandler Sat/Sun 19 th & 20 th Nov QLD Long Course Qualifier #1 Chandler Sat-Fri 10 th - 16 th Dec QLD State Championships Chandler 2017 Fri-Sun 27 th -29 th Jan AUST Open/Age Open Water Championships South Australia Sat-Sun 4 th & 5 th Feb BSA Sprint Championships* Chandler Sat-Sun 18 th & 19 th Feb QLD Sprint Championships Chandler Sat-Sun 25 th & 26 th Feb BSA Junior Met Championships* Chandler Fri-Sun 17 th 19 th Mar BSA Senior Met Championships* Chandler Sat-Sun 1 st -2 nd Apr QLD National Preparation Meet Chandler Sun-Thu 9 th 13 th April AUST Open Championships Chandler Sun-Sun 16 th -23 th Apr AUST Age Championships Chandler Full QLD Event Calendar

10 BY-LAWS REDCLIFFE LEAGUES SWIMMING CLUB, INC The following club by-laws, which supplement the constitution, are provided below for the information and adherence by club members. Membership (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) A swimmer is permitted to swim three Club Nights before joining the club. The three nights will then count for Club points. Eligibility to Club Championships. A swimmer must swim 75% of club nights available to them, and at least one in each stroke. Swimming any Championships events does not count as a club night swim. This is at the discretion of the Management Committee. Amend. S.G.M. 28 th July, Any new members joining the Club after the State Titles but on or before the 31 st January must swim 75% club nights available to be eligible to swim Club Championships and anyone joining on or after 1 st February is not eligible to swim Club Championships. Amend. A.G.M. 7 th May, Distance Championships: All club swimmers must have swum that stroke prior to the event to be eligible. A new member joining under by-law 1(c) must complete requirements of the by-law. Amend. A.G.M. 3 rd March, Swimmers who nominate for an event on club night will be penalized 4 points each event that they do not swim if they withdraw without a good reason. Amend. A.G.M. 6 th May, Club Subsidy (a) Airfare to and from all National events conducted by Swimming Australia i) Swimmers placing 1st to 3rd in Finals are eligible for a whole of airfare refund. If a swimmer does not have to pay their airfare, they will be eligible to receive the cost of an economy airfare with it to be used towards their accommodation. In either instance, half of the airfare to be paid on return from competition, and the other half to be held in credit towards next swimming season trip. ii) Swimmers placing 4th to 8th in Finals where there are eight finalists or swimmers placing 4th to 10th in Finals where there are ten finalists are eligible for a half of airfare refund. If a swimmer does not have to pay their airfare, they will be eligible to receive half the cost of an economy airfare with it to be used towards their accommodation. In either instance, half of the half airfare (i.e. one quarter of the full airfare) to be paid on return from the competition and the other half of the half airfare (i.e. the other one quarter of the full airfare) to be held in credit towards next swimming season trip.

11 The above does not apply to swimmers in a Relay Team that Final and swimmers who are subsidised by other means. Swimmers in Open Water Nationals must have at least ten competitors in their Age Group (b) The Management Committee may also offer swimmers other subsidies during the season; this will depend on the financial status of the Club at the relevant times. Amend. C.M. 1 st June, Use of Electronic Facilities (a) (b) (c) The Management Committee utilises various electronic communication channels, including electronic mail distribution lists ( or lists ) and website, to communicate and distribute information to its members. These channels are not to be used by the members for the communication of topics to include religion, politics or commercial activities not directly related to the club (e.g. activities for personal gain). Members are not to circumvent or otherwise bypass the intended use of these electronic communication channels. Amend. C.M. 5 th March, Parent/Carer Volunteer Expectations (a) (b) It is expected that any parent(s) or carer(s) attending club events, to include but not limited to club night and club championships, with their swimmer(s) are to assist with timekeeping duties and provide other assistance in the running of the event as requested by the club. It is expected that any parent(s) or carer(s) attending a meet with their swimmer(s) are to assist with timekeeping duties as requested to the club from the host club or organisation. Amend. C.M. 21 st April, 2012.

12 CLUB GENERAL INFORMATION CLUB CLOTHING Club Clothing can be viewed on the club website ( Order forms are available online and in cabinet opposite pool kiosk. For any questions regarding clothing, contact the Club Clothing Coordinator.

13 CLUB NIGHT COMPETITION OVERVIEW Club Night will start at 6.00 p.m. (5:45pm on deck) every Tuesday night between October and March, with the exception of the Christmas period break. Nominations for club night are to be submitted via the MyLane process or to the Race Secretary up until 5pm on the Saturday night before the club night. Any child not nominating after this time but prior to club night will be allowed to swim, however they will be put into races where lanes are available and will not accrue points. All events 50 metres and over will be run on the one start rule and 25 metre events will have the two-start rule. Typical volunteer positions needed on club night include 4 BBQ, 8 timekeepers, 6 officials and 2 cleanup. AGGREGATE POINTS SYSTEM Points are calculated to monitor the improvement of times to decide the winners of the Aggregate Trophy presentation at the end of the year. Points are calculated as follows: 2.5 seconds or more slower than Best Club Time 1 Point 1.5 to 2.5 seconds slower than Best Club Time 2 Points 0.5 to 1.5 seconds slower than Best Club Time 3 Points 0.5 seconds slower to 0.5 seconds faster than Best Club Time 4 Points 0.5 to 1.5 seconds faster than Best Club Time 5 Points 1.5 to 2.5 seconds faster than Best Club Time 6 Points More than 2.5 faster than Best Club Time 7 Points These points will be the same for all distances so that every swimmer will have equal chances to amass points. No aggregate points are awarded for Club Championships, nor are the times swum in these events recorded as best Club Times for points. NO POINTS ARE AWARDED IF A SWIMMER IS DISQUALIFIED. PROGRESSION ACCORDING TO ABILITY IN EACH STROKE A swimmer breaking 25 seconds in Freestyle or 30 seconds in Backstroke for 25 metre events will progress to 50 metre events otherwise no points will be awarded for their swims. Breaststroke and Butterfly have no times set as swimmers can only progress to 50 metres in these strokes when their Coach and the Referee decide they are proficient enough to do so. Long distance events are also at the Coach s discretion. Swimmers must swim at 75% of club nights and compete at least once in each stroke to be eligible to swim Club Championships.

14 CLUB NIGHTS Swimmers are allowed a maximum of five swims per night selecting a choice event and one distance per stroke for all routine event. The only exception to this rule is during Distance Championships events, when a swimmer may compete in normal swims plus the Championships events (for a total of six events on the night). A swimmer may swim one club Championships with a School Club also providing it is affiliated with the SQ. ELIGIBILITY TO SWIM CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS A swimmer must swim 75% of the club nights available to them. If a swimmer joins the club at the beginning of the season they have 18 club nights and must swim at least 14 nights. If a swimmer joins during the season, i.e. and has 12 club nights available, they must swim 9 nights. Swimmers who have to attend school events on club night will be counted as having attended club night. Please advise Chief Recorder beforehand. All swimmers must swim each stroke at least once during the season. It does not matter which distance they swim. The Individual Medley (IM) is not included as part of this requirement. If a swimmer is to miss a club night due to illness or an injury, please advise the Chief Recorder to let her know so that this can also taken into consideration at the end of the season. TROPHIES Aggregate Trophies are awarded to 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd place in each age group. In addition, Perpetual Trophies are awarded to the highest aggregate point swimmers for the season. These trophies are decided by the aforementioned points system. Club Championship Trophies are awarded to the 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd place finishers in each age group as determined by the aggregate of the swims at the Club Championships at the end of the season. Best Outside Club Performance Trophies are awarded on a system of points from meets selected during the season by Julie McGinley.

15 CLUB NIGHT PROGRAM 2016 / 2017 SEASON FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE BACKSTROKE BUTTERFLY CHOICE October October October October November November DC November DC November DC November December FUN NIGHT/Break-up FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE BACKSTROKE BUTTERFLY CHOICE January DC 31 January DC February DC February C IM 21 February February March Club Championships 13 March Club Championships *DC = Distance Championship Event. Choice events are set distances where the swimmer has the option of which stroke they will complete the distance in.

16 CLUB AGE CHAMPIONS * Awarded based on the results from the club s annual Club Championships meet. Age Girls Boys 6yr Olds Savannah CUNNINGHAM Archie CUNNINGHAM 7yr Olds Rylee SMITH Ronan ROWLING 8yr Olds Celest STOCKMAN Lachlan STURGES 9yr Olds Mikayla KLEINSASSER Bailey CUNNINGHAM 10yr Olds Hannah PAUL 11yr Olds Kyra KLEINSASSER James MARSHALL 12yr Olds Tinishya WILLIS ELEFTHERIOU Ethan McCLEARY 13yr Olds Rachel BROOKES Cameron GARGARO 14yr Olds Thomas MARSHALL 15yr Olds Alanah FOWLER Joey SIMONIS Open Reece BRENNAN CLUB OPEN DISTANCE CHAMPIONS * Awarded based on results from those events at club night marked as Championship events. Alanah FOWLER and Reece BRENNAN SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS FOR PARTICIPATION ON CLUB NIGHTS PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS * Awarded to the highest aggregate point scorers from club night for the season. Management Trophy Boys 8 & Under Management Trophy Girls 8 & Under Millard Family Trophy Boys 9/12 years Millard Family Trophy Girls 9/12 years Kirby Grimason Memorial Boys 13yrs & Over Kirby Grimason Memorial Girls 13yrs & Over Ronan ROWLING Samara NIEDDU Ethan McCLEARY Hannah PAUL Cameron GARGARO Rachel BROOKES

17 BEST OUTSIDE CLUB PERFORMANCE * Awarded based on a system of points earned from selected outside meets during the season. Scarborough Hotel Boys 8 & Under Scarborough Hotel Girls 8 & Under Scott McGinley Trophy Boys 9/12 yrs Tracey McGinley Trophy Girls 9/12 yrs Management Trophy Boys 13/15 yrs Management Trophy Girls 13/15 yrs President Trophy Boys 16 yrs & Over President Trophy Girls 16 yrs & Over Ronan ROWLING Finlee EDGE Ethan McCLEARY Mikayla KLEINSASSER Joey SIMONIS Alanah FOWLER Reece BRENNAN N/A TOWEL AWARDS OPEN NATIONALS (POOL or OPEN WATER) GOLD MEDALISTS None This Year TOWEL AWARDS AGE NATIONALS (POOL or OPEN WATER) GOLD MEDALISTS Alanah FOWLER TOWEL AWARDS QLD STATE (POOL or OPEN WATER) GOLD MEDALISTS None This Year REDCLIFFE INSURANCE SERVICES TROPHY DISTANCE SWIMMER SHOWING POTENTIAL Nicholas LANE

18 REDCLIFFE LEAGUES / LAWNTON TROPHY BEST PERFORMANCE FOR SWIMMER OF THE YEAR Alanah FOWLER KERYN MCGINLEY TROPHY BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN OPEN WATER SWIMMER Alanah FOWLER APOGEE TROPHY CLUB SPIRIT Chris and Sue BROOKES

19 CLUB NIGHT RECORDS (as at end of 2015/2016 Club Night Season) 50 Meter Back 1: Nov-01 Kaelyn Hann 5 1: Mar-96 Jake Limov Oct-92 Sarah Bowd Mar-97 Jake Limov Oct-93 Sarah Bowd Oct-11 Luke Seymour Nov-91 Tanya Weingarth Oct-12 Luke Seymour Mar-11 Chelsea Seymour Oct-99 Luke Whitewick Jan-12 Chelsea Seymour Mar-97 Jason Cooke Mar-13 Chelsea Seymour Feb-00 Luke Palmer Oct-11 Emily Jennings Dec-91 Geoff Huegill Commons Sep-92 Rebecca Rolfe Oct-86 Phillip Taylor Feb-86 Nicole Hoogwaerts Nov-11 Reece Brennan Jan-87 Nicole Hoogwaerts Feb-12 Reece Brennan Oct-00 Tanya Henderson Dec-90 Kelvin Howsan Oct-00 Tanya Henderson Open Oct-14 Reece Brennan 100 Meter Back 6 2: Dec-96 Jake Limov 1: Nov-01 Shannon Austin 7 1: Nov-11 Luke Seymour 1: Dec-91 Tanya Weingarth 8 1: Feb-87 Jason Caruso 1: Nov-11 Simone McKenzie 9 1: Oct-99 Luke Whitewick 1: Nov-11 Chelsea Seymour 10 1: Feb-97 Jason Cooke 1: Jul-07 Vanessa Puhlmann 11 1: Dec-97 Jason Cooke 1: Jan-92 Rebecca Rolfe 12 1: Mar-01 Luke Palmer 1: Oct-97 Linda Mackenzie 13 1: Apr-05 Doug Richards 1: Mar-94 Leonie Alfredson 14 1: Oct-04 Matthew Terry 1: Mar-96 Jody Brogan 15 1: Feb-12 Reece Brennan 1: Mar-81 Suzanne Landells 16 1: Mar-13 Reece Brennan 1: Dec-89 Denise Weerd Open Nov-03 Hayden Stockel 200 Meter Back 3: Oct-93 Sarah Bowd 7 4: Oct-95 Alen Limov 3: Feb-94 Sarah Bowd 8 3: Nov-11 John Redd VIII 3: Oct-95 Sarah Bowd 9 3: Feb-94 Luke Stanton 2: Feb-12 Chelsea Seymour 10 2: Oct-88 Jason Caruso 2: Oct-01 Kylie Palmer 11 2: Nov-84 Nicholas Prass 2: Feb-92 Rebecca Rolfe 12 2: Nov-91 Geoff Huegill 2: Feb-92 Marika Broomfield 13 2: Feb-02 Luke Palmer 2: Jan-94 Leonie Alfredson 14 2: Feb-04 Matthew Terry 2: Nov-95 Leonie Alfredson 15 2: Feb-94 Geoff Huegill 2: Nov-03 Zoe Tonks 16 2: Oct-96 Nathan Foale 2: Nov-03 Zoe Tonks Open 2: Jan-96 Ben Backhouse

20 50 Meter Breast 1: Oct-01 Kaelyn Hann 5 1: Feb-89 Justin White 1: Nov-92 Sarah Bowd 6 1: Mar-97 Jake Limov Dec-93 Sarah Bowd Oct-86 Ryan Russell Oct-07 Simone McKenzie Mar-93 Luke Stanton Dec-95 Sarah Bowd Jan-85 Iain McKitrick Nov-09 Simone McKenzie Nov-94 Luke Stanton Apr-12 Chelsea Scott Mar-92 Chris Pretsel Oct-94 Tarnee White Feb-92 Chris Pretsel Mar-95 Tarnee White Feb-94 Shane Ganter Oct-99 Leisel Jones Sep-94 Hayden Flouch Oct-86 Kirstine Anderson Feb-93 James Russell Mar-95 Cheree Parker Oct-98 Ben Tongia Oct-99 Leisel Jones Open Jan-92 Greg Atkin 100 Meter Breast 6 2: Feb-97 Jake Limov 1: Nov-93 Sarah Bowd 7 2: Nov-11 Luke Seymour 1: Oct-07 Simone McKenzie 8 1: Jan-93 Luke Stanton 1: Oct-95 Sarah Bowd 9 1: Mar-88 Jason Caruso 1: Oct-96 Sarah Bowd 10 1: Dec-94 Luke Stanton 1: Nov-97 Sarah Bowd 11 1: Dec-94 Martin Bowd 1: Mar-13 Chelsea Scott 12 1: Sep-92 Chris Pretsel 1: Oct-95 Tarnee White 13 1: Dec-93 Shane Ganter 1: Mar-00 Leisel Jones 14 1: Nov-94 Shane Ganter 1: Oct-96 Tarnee White 15 1: Jan-92 Hayden Flouch 1: Apr-98 Tarnee White 16 1: Mar-93 Hayden Flouch 1: Nov-03 Leisel Jones Open 1: Nov-03 Luke Stafford 200 Meter Breast 4: Oct-93 Sarah Bowd 7 4: Nov-87 Nathan P White 3: Feb-10 Eve Thomas 8 3: Feb-89 Chris Kennedy 3: Oct-95 Sarah Bowd 9 3: Oct-12 John Redd VIII 3: Oct-00 Kylie Palmer 10 3: Nov-13 John Redd VIII 3: Oct-93 Tarnee White 11 3: Feb-90 Jason Caruso 3: Oct-89 Kim Munt 12 3: Feb-91 Jason Caruso 2: Oct-95 Tarnee White 13 2: Feb-94 Shane Ganter 2: Dec-95 Tarnee White 14 2: Oct-15 Joey Simonis 2: Feb-97 Tarnee White 15 2: Jan-92 Hayden Flouch 2: Nov-94 Cheree Parker 16 2: Oct-92 Hayden Flouch 2: Dec-95 Tarnee White Open 2: Nov-03 Aaron Timmins

21 50 Meter Fly 1: Nov-01 Kaelyn Hann Dec-92 Sarah Bowd Jan-97 Jake Limov Oct-93 Sarah Bowd Nov-11 Luke Seymour Nov-94 Sarah Bowd Mar-93 Luke Stanton Nov-95 Sarah Bowd Feb-94 Luke Stanton Nov-01 Brooke Kelly Mar-97 Jason Cooke Jan-02 Kylie Palmer Mar-98 Jason Cooke Oct-99 Jessicah Schipper Feb-92 Geoff Huegill Dec-97 Linda Mackenzie Feb-93 Geoff Huegill Jan-98 Linda Mackenzie Oct-04 Matthew Terry Nov-01 Jessicah Schipper Oct-12 Reece Brennan Feb-02 Annette Narcis Jan-92 Kelvin Howsan Feb-02 Annette Narcis Open Sep-90 Matthew Wright 100 Meter Fly 2: Oct-86 Jacqui Williams 6 2: Mar-97 Jake Limov 1: Nov-93 Sarah Bowd 7 1: Nov-11 Luke Seymour 1: Feb-89 Jacqui Williams 8 1: Oct-87 Ryan Russell 1: Jan-01 Brooke Kelly 9 1: Feb-96 Jason Cooke 1: Nov-96 Sarah Bowd 10 1: Dec-94 Luke Stanton 1: Jul-07 Vanessa Puhlman 11 1: Oct-97 Jason Cooke 1: Nov-99 Jessicah Schipper 12 1: Mar-96 Martin Bowd 1: Oct-00 Jessicah Schipper 13 1: Mar-93 Geoff Huegill 1: Nov-00 Jessicah Schipper 14 1: Mar-91 Damian Fisher 1: Oct-99 Linda Mackenzie 15 1: Oct-85 Scott Hamlet 1: Mar-14 Olivia Sbaraglia 16 1: Mar-86 Chris Phillips 1: Jul-07 Jessicah Schipper Open Nov-03 Geoff Huegill 200 Meter Fly 4: Nov-87 Jacqui Williams 7 3: Nov-88 Jacqui Williams 8 3: Dec-88 Calli McCool 9 3: Nov-88 Shane Kennedy 2: Oct-96 Sarah Bowd 10 2: Feb-94 Martin Bowd 2: Oct-97 Sarah Bowd 11 2: Nov-99 Luke Palmer 2: Nov-99 Jessicah Schipper 12 2: Nov-00 Luke Palmer 2: Nov-00 Jessicah Schipper 13 2: Feb-02 Luke Palmer 2: Mar-99 Mia Bianchi 14 2: Oct-93 Geoff Huegill 2: Feb-10 Natalie James 15 2: Feb-87 Matthew Madill 2: Nov-03 Astrid Wonka 16 2: Feb-86 Chris Phillips 2: Nov-03 Jessicah Schipper Open 2: Jan-12 Matthew Briggs

22 50 Meter Free Jan-01 Kaelyn Hann Mar-96 Jake Limov Jan-02 Kaelyn Hann Andrew Breen Nov-93 Sarah Bowd Oct-11 Luke Seymour Oct-94 Sarah Bowd Mar-93 Luke Stanton Dec-95 Sarah Bowd Nov-93 Luke Stanton Feb-02 Brooke Kelly Nov-99 Ben Schipper Jan-02 Kylie Palmer Oct-99 Luke Palmer Nov-98 Sarah Bowd Sep-91 Geoff Huegill Jan-92 Marika Broomfield Jan-02 Luke Palmer Nov-01 Astrid Wonka Jan-90 Kelvin Howsan Nov-86 Karen Van Wirdum Oct-90 Kelvin Howsan Dec-90 Sally Misso Nov-91 Kelvin Howsan Feb-90 Karen Van Wirdum Open Dec-89 Darren Lange 100 Meter Free 1: Nov-92 Sarah Bowd 6 1: Nov-10 Luke Seymour 1: Oct-93 Sarah Bowd 7 1: Nov-11 Luke Seymour 1: Nov-94 Sarah Bowd 8 1: Feb-93 Luke Stanton 1: Oct-95 Sarah Bowd 9 1: Jan-94 Luke Stanton 1: Mar-02 Brooke Kelly 10 1: Feb-99 Luke Palmer 1: Aug-07 Vanessa Puhlmann 11 1: Nov-99 Luke Palmer 1: Dec-91 Calli McCool 12 1: Dec-85 Nicholas Prass 1: Sep-91 Marika Broomfield 13 1: Mar-92 Jade Winter 1: Mar-86 Caryn West Oct-04 Matthew Terry 1: Mar-99 Linds Mackenzie Jan-91 Kelvin Howsan 1: Oct-85 Julie Pugh Dec-13 Reece Brennan 1: Oct-85 Te-Rina Taite Open Nov-91 Darren Lange 200 Meter Free 3: Nov-93 Sarah Bowd 7 3: Oct-01 Luke Seymour 2: Dec-94 Sarah Bowd 8 2: Oct-86 Luke Stanton 2: Nov-92 Tanya Weingarth 9 2: Nov-87 Jason Caruso 2: Feb-01 Kylie Palmer 10 2: Nov-87 Luke Palmer 2: Oct-97 Sarah Bowd 11 2: Nov-84 Nicholas Prass 2: Mar-91 Calli McCool 12 2: Dec-85 Nicholas Prass 2: Nov-90 Kim Munt 13 2: Mar-03 Matthew Terry 2: Mar-91 Kathryn Huth 14 2: Oct-04 Matthew Terry 2: Nov-89 Keryn McGinley 15 2: Oct-12 Reece Brennan 2: Jan-91 Keryn McGinley 16 2: Nov-13 Reece Brennan 2: Nov-09 Melissa Gorman Open 1: Oct-12 Dushan Maric

23 400 Meter Free 6: Dec-87 Calli McCool 8 6: Oct-12 Luke Seymour 5: Oct-95 Sarah Bowd 9 5: Dec-87 Jason Caruso 5: Jan-01 Kylie Palmer 10 5: Oct-88 Jason Caruso 4: Nov-01 Kylie Palmer 11 4: Feb-90 Jason Caruso 4: Nov-91 Calli McCool 12 4: Nov-00 Luke Palmer 4: Nov-09 Emily Seymour 13 4: Oct-09 Mitchell Phillips 4: Oct-88 Keryn McGinley 14 4: Feb-93 Jason Caruso 4: Feb-90 Keryn McGinley 15 4: Dec-12 Reece Brennan 4: Oct-90 Keryn McGinley 16 4: Nov-13 Reece Brennan 4: Nov-11 Melissa Gorman Open 4: Nov-10 Matthew Terry 800 Meter Free 14: Nov-87 Calli McCool 8 11: Nov-87 Jason Caruso 10: Nov-95 Sarah Bowd 9 10: Feb-89 Jason Caruso 10: Nov-96 Sarah Bowd 10 10: Nov-99 Luke Palmer 10: Feb-03 Jamie-Leigh Austin 11 9: Oct-00 Luke Palmer 9: Oct-98 Sarah Bowd 12 9: Feb-93 Nicholas Prass 9: Nov-03 Kylie Palmer 13 9: Nov-92 Geoff Huegill 9: Nov-15 Alanah Fowler 14 9: Feb-93 Jade Winter 9: Dec-89 Keryn McGinley 15 8: Nov-12 Reece Brennan 9: Nov-90 Keryn McGinley 16 8: Nov-13 Reece Brennan 8: Nov-11 Melissa Gorman Open 8: Nov-13 Reece Brennan 1500 Meter Free 22: Nov-88 Calli McCool 9 23: Feb-80 John Morrison 19: Oct-96 Sarah Bowd 10 20: Nov-88 Jason Caruso 19: Dec-83 Lisa Cree 11 18: Feb-90 Jason Caruso 18: Sep-98 Sarah Bowd 12 18: Feb-00 Luke Palmer 17: Feb-91 Kathryn Huth 13 17: Oct-91 Jason Caruso 18: Feb-91 Kim Munt 14 17: Feb-93 Jade Winter 17: Oct-89 Keryn McGinley 15 16: Nov-12 Reece Brennan 17: Oct-99 Rhonda Wallace 16 16: Nov-13 Reece Brennan 16: Feb-05 Melissa Gorman Open 16: Nov-13 Reece Brennan

24 200 Meter IM 6 4: Feb-97 Jake Limov 3: Oct-93 Sarah Bowd 7 3: Nov-11 Luke Seymour 3: Mar-92 Tanya Weingarth 8 3: Mar-93 Luke Stanton 3: Oct-08 Simone McKenzie 9 2: Mar-93 Martin Bowd 2: Nov-96 Sarah Bowd 10 2: Mar-89 Jason Caruso 2: Oct-01 Kylie Palmer 11 2: Oct-99 Luke Palmer 2: Sep-98 Sarah Bowd 12 2: Oct-99 Geoff Huegill 2: Oct-97 Sarah Bowd 13 2: Oct-01 Luke Palmer 2: Mar-04 Kylie Palmer 14 2: Dec-91 James Russell 2: Oct-96 Jody Brogan 15 2: Mar-87 Matthew Madill 2: Mar-81 Suzanne Landells 16 2: Nov-92 Hayden Flouch 2: Apr-98 Jody Brogan Open 2: Mar-90 Terry Robinson 400 Meter IM 8 7: Oct-11 John Redd VIII 6: Nov-95 Sarah Bowd 9 6: Dec-93 Luke Stanton 5: Nov-96 Sarah Bowd 10 6: Feb-89 Jason Caruso 5: Mar-03 Jamie-Leigh Austin 11 5: Dec-99 Luke Palmer 5: Dec-98 Sarah Bowd 12 5: Nov-00 Luke Palmer 5: Oct-00 Jessicah Schipper 13 5: Oct-90 Matthew Geitz 5: Jan-92 Kylie Wright 14 5: Nov-91 James Russell 5: Oct-92 Kylie Wright 15 4: Nov-03 Luke Palmer 5: Feb-81 Suzanne Landells 16 4: Mar-94 James Russell 5: Nov-11 Lorna Tonks Open 4: Mar-94 James Russell

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