1986 Australian Short Course Swimming Championships

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The 1986 Australian Short Course Swimming Championships were held at the Mowbray Pool in Launceston, Tasmania from Friday 5 September to Sunday 7 September. They were organised by Australian Swimming. [1]

Contents

Medal winners

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park (WA)
23.98
Dominic Sheldrick
City of Perth (WA)
24.03
Gary Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
24.12
100 m freestyle Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
51.13
Gary Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
51.20
Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park (WA)
51.32
200 m freestyle Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park (WA)
1:50.92
Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
1:51.10
Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
1:51.29
400 m freestyle Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
3:53.88
Martin Roberts
Marion (SA)
3:55.17
Matthew Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
3:57.00
800 m freestyle Stuart Feenstra
Olympia (NSW)
7:57.31
AR [2]
Matthew Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
7:57.75
Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
8:03.11
1500 m freestyle Stuart Feenstra
Olympia (NSW)
15:10.66
Matthew Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
15:15.50
Jamie King
British Columbia
15:42.34
50 m backstroke Martin Davies
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
26.58
AR [2]
David Morarty
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
27.54
Robert Whyte
Wales Smithfield (NSW)
27.76
100 m backstroke Martin Davies
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
57.46
David Morarty
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
58.29
Simon Upton
ACI Carlile (NSW)
58.30
200 m backstroke Simon Upton
ACI Carlile (NSW)
2:02.47
Martin Davies
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
2:02.93
Craig Boettcher
Hunter (NSW)
2:05.34
50 m breaststroke Brad Simpson
MLC Leander (Qld)
30.15
James Legge
City of Perth (WA)
30.88
David Moon
MLC Leander (Qld)
29.99
100 m breaststroke Brad Simpson
MLC Leander (Qld)
1:04.42
Ian McAdam
Wales (NSW)
1:05.75
Gary Barclay
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
1:05.99
200 m breaststroke Brad Simpson
MLC Leander (Qld)
2:17.97
Ian McAdam
Wales (NSW)
2:18.12
Gary Barclay
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
2:20.47
50 m butterfly Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
23.79
Mark Weldon
New Zealand
26.00
Anthony McDonald
Beatty Park (WA)
26.31
100 m butterfly Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
55.38
Anthony McDonald
Beatty Park (WA)
56.16
David Wilson
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
56.30
200 m butterfly David Wilson
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
1:59.25
AR [2]
Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
1:59.32
Paul Block
British Columbia
2:04.82
200 m individual medley Ian McAdam
Wales (NSW)
Martin Roberts
Marion (SA)
2:04.92
Vincent Cossetto
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
2:05.75
400 m individual medley Martin Roberts
Marion (SA)
4:22.63
Matthew Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
4:24.53
Craig Boettcher
Hunter (NSW)
4:24.82
4 × 100 m freestyle relayNew South Wales



3:28.50
ACI Carlile A (NSW)



3:29.23
Western Australia



3:29.36
4 × 200 m freestyle relayNew South Wales



7:40.29
ACI Vicentre (Vic)



7:43.16
British Columbia



7:43.83
4 × 100 m medley relayNew South Wales



3:53.30
ACI Vicentre (Vic)



3:51.58
Western Australia



3:54.07

Legend:ARAustralian record;ACRAustralian All Comers record

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Andrea Houlden
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
27.27
Narelle Marks
Acacia (Qld)
27.49
Jaye Butler
ACI Carlile (NSW)
27.60
100 m freestyle Carolyn Reed
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
57.99
Ann McCloghry
Bluehaven Toongabbie (NSW)
59.35
Andrea Houlden
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
59.47
200 m freestyle Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
2:02.96
Carolyn Reed
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
2:04.09
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
2:04.43
400 m freestyle Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
4:14.29
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
4:15.68
Krista Muir
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
4:19.03
800 m freestyle Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
8:35.19
Maura Connolly
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
8:52.20
Jacqui Greaves
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
8:56.30
1500 m freestyle Maura Connolly
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
16:44.07
Michelle Gallen
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
16:44.85
Kim Bowerman
Cabramatta (NSW)
16:49.14
50 m backstroke Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
30.29
Pippa Downes
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
30.56
Nicole Livingstone
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
30.93
100 m backstroke Pippa Downes
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
1:04.36
Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
1:04.50
Astrid Howton
Bluehaven Toongabbie (NSW)
1:05.59
200 m backstroke Pippa Downes
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
2:16.35
Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
2:16.43
Astrid Howton
Bluehaven Toongabbie (NSW)
2:17.70
50 m breaststroke Lara Hooiveld
MLC Leander (Qld)
32.72
AR [3]
Claudia Dullo
Wales (NSW)
33.14
Louise Bastian
Norwood (SA)
33.90
100 m breaststroke Claudia Dullo
Wales (NSW)
1:09.78
AR [3]
Lara Hooiveld
MLC Leander (Qld)
1:11.37
Kellie Lowns
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
1:12.86
200 m breaststroke Kellie Lowns
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
2:34.84
Angie Greenwood
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
2:35.20
Louise Bastian
Norwood (SA)
2:38.12
50 m butterfly Narelle Marks
Acacia (Qld)
29.02
Krista Muir
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
29.19
Fiona Alessandri
Beatty Park (WA)
29.32
100 m butterfly Krista Muir
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
1:03.92
Celina Hardy
Wales (NSW)
1:03.95
Narelle Marks
Acacia (Qld)
1:04.21
200 m butterfly Celina Hardy
Wales (NSW)
2:16.87
Jennie Whitford
Marion (SA)
2:17.63
Krista Muir
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
2:17.94
200 m individual medley Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
2:19.41
Pippa Downes
CIG Burley Griffin (ACT)
2:19.98
Jennie Whitford
Marion (SA)
2:20.05
400 m individual medley Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
4:50.41
Jennie Whitford
Marion (SA)
4:58.60
Linda Jesson
Rockdale (NSW)
4:58.99
4 × 100 m freestyle relayNew South Wales



3:57.60
ACI Carlile (NSW)



3:57.90
Morgan/Miami (Qld)



4:02.58
4 × 200 m freestyle relayNew South Wales



8:28.14
ACI Carlile (NSW)



8:31.61
Morgan/Miami (Qld)



8:35.44
4 × 100 m medley relay Wales (NSW)



4:23.38
New South Wales



4:26.26
Beatty Park (WA)



4:30.91

Legend:ARAustralian record;ACRAustralian All Comers record

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