1987 Australian Swimming Championships

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The 1987 Australian Swimming Championships were held at the Beatty Park Pool in Perth, Western Australia from Thursday 26 February to Sunday 1 March. They were organised by Australian Swimming. [1]

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Medal winners

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
23.65
Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
23.98
Dominic Sheldrick
City of Perth (WA)
24.11
100 m freestyle Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
51.36
Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
51.45
Matthew Renshaw
ACI Carlile (NSW)
52.33
200 m freestyle Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
1:49.71
ACR [2]
Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
1:50.08
Jason Plummer
St. Peters (Qld)
1:52.60
400 m freestyle Robert Gleria
Cabramatta (NSW)
3:54.47
Duncan Armstrong
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
3:55.27
Jason Plummer
St. Peters (Qld)
3:58.55
800 m freestyle Michael Bruce McKenzie
Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)
8:10.70
Stuart Feenstra
Poseidon (NSW)
8:11.11
David O'Brien
Olympia (NSW)
8:21.52
1500 m freestyle Jason Plummer
St. Peters (Qld)
15:23.79
Michael Bruce McKenzie
Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)
15:40.55
David O'Brien
Olympia (NSW)
15:54.73
50 m backstroke Martin Davies
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
27.46
Robert Whyte
Academy (NSW)
27.54
Matthew Renshaw
ACI Carlile (NSW)
27.77
100 m backstroke Thomas Stachewicz
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
58.18
Simon Upton
ACI Carlile (NSW)
58.95
Matthew Renshaw
ACI Carlile (NSW)
59.43
200 m backstroke Simon Upton
ACI Carlile (NSW)
2:04.20
Martin Roberts
Marion (SA)
2:06.99
Colin Irvine
Hunter (NSW)
2:08.74
50 m breaststroke Rod Lawson
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
29.48
AR [2]
Peter Evans
City of Perth (WA)
30.44
James Legge
City of Perth (WA)
30.69
100 m breaststroke Rod Lawson
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
1:04.00
Ian McAdam
Academy (NSW)
1:06.49
Brad Simpson
MLC Leander (Qld)
1:06.63
200 m breaststroke Rod Lawson
Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)
2:20.62
Paul Lee
Victoria Park Carlisle (WA)
2:23.27
Ian McAdam
Academy (NSW)
2:23.67
50 m butterfly Barry Armstrong
Carine/WAIS (WA)
25.53
Jon Sieben
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
25.96
Robert Bruce
ACI Carlile (NSW)
26.11
100 m butterfly Barry Armstrong
Carine/WAIS (WA)
55.85 David Wilson
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
56.54
Jon Sieben
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
56.56
200 m butterfly David Wilson
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
2:02.05
Anthony McDonald
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
2:04.81
Ian Brown
Maida Vale (WA)
2:05.43
200 m individual medley Anthony McDonald
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
2:07.17
Brent Harding
Academy (NSW)
2:08.19
Paul Lee
Victoria Park Carlisle (WA)
2:08.23
400 m individual medley Anthony McDonald
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
4:31.03
Paul Lee
Victoria Park Carlisle (WA)
4:31.81
Brent Harding
Academy (NSW)
4:33.72
4 × 100 m state freestyle relayNew South Wales



3:31.40
Queensland



3:32.78
Western Australia



3:40.53
4 × 200 m state freestyle relayNew South Wales



7:39.09
Queensland



7:39.85





4 × 100 m state medley relayNew South Wales



3:55.08
Western Australia



3:56.65
Queensland



4:05.56
4 × 100 m club freestyle relayACI Carlile A (NSW)



3:31.79
Beatty Park (WA)



3:35.55
ACI Lawrence (Qld)



3:36.68
4 × 200 m club freestyle relay














4 × 100 m club medley relay Melbourne Aquatic (Vic)



3:55.93
ACI Carlile A (NSW)



3:57.37
City of Perth 1 (WA)



3:59.98

Legend:AR Australian record;ACR Australian All Comers record

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
50 m freestyle Annemarie Verstappen
The Netherlands
26.45
Angela Harris
Commercial (Qld)
26.72
Karen van Wirdum
FAI St. Bernadette's (Qld)
26.77
100 m freestyle Annemarie Verstappen
The Netherlands
57.22
Angela Harris
Commercial (Qld)
57.62
Julie Pugh
FAI St. Bernadette's (Qld)
57.68
200 m freestyle Julie McDonald
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
2:02.83
Annemarie Verstappen
The Netherlands
2:03.16
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
2:03.61
400 m freestyle Janelle Elford
Carss Park (NSW)
4:11.17
Julie McDonald
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
4:14.67
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
4:15.09
800 m freestyle Janelle Elford
Carss Park (NSW)
8:31.37
Julie McDonald
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
8:36.25
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
8:40.42
1500 m freestyle Janelle Elford
Carss Park (NSW)
16:10.11
Julie McDonald
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
16:22.44
Sheridan Burge-Lopez
ACI Carlile (NSW)
16:33.80
50 m backstroke Nicole Livingstone
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
30.79
Annemarie Verstappen
The Netherlands
30.91
Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
31.28
100 m backstroke Nicole Livingstone
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
1:04.65
Annemarie Verstappen
The Netherlands
1:05.41
Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
1:05.59
200 m backstroke Nicole Livingstone
ACI Vicentre (Vic)
2:14.40
Karen Lord
Shellharbour-Warrigal (NSW)
2:18.29
Pippa Downes
Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)
2:19.72
50 m breaststroke Lara Hooiveld
MLC Leander (Qld)
32.63
AR [2]
Claudia Dullo
Academy (NSW)
33.20
Kelly Armstrong
Car WAIS (WA)
33.83
100 m breaststroke Lara Hooiveld
MLC Leander (Qld)
1:12.65
Dimity Douglas
MLC Leander (Qld)
1:13.28
Claudia Dullo
Academy (NSW)
1:13.33
200 m breaststroke Angie Greenwood
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
2:34.40
Kellie Lowns
Morgan/Miami (Qld)
2:36.85
Dimity Douglas
MLC Leander (Qld)
2:37.12
50 m butterfly Fiona Alessandri
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
29.02
Angela Harris
Commercial (Qld)
29.04
Jacki Grant
FAI St. Bernadette's (Qld)
29.23
100 m butterfly Fiona Alessandri
Beatty Park/WAIS (WA)
1:03.79
Megan Johnston
Gladstone (Qld)
1:03.94
Colette Gunn
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
1:04.42
200 m butterfly Megan Johnston
Gladstone (Qld)
2:16.21
Lisa Fildes
Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)
2:17.87
Bronwyn Burns
Carss Park (NSW)
2:18.05
200 m individual medley Jodie Clatworthy
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
2:20.67
Pippa Downes
Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)
2:21.85
Colette Gunn
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
2:22.85
400 m individual medley Janelle Elford
Carss Park (NSW)
4:52.16
Jodie Clatworthy
ACI Lawrence (Qld)
4:56.95
Donna Procter
Hunter (NSW)
4:58.80
4 × 100 m state freestyle relayQueensland



3:54.14
New South Wales



4:01.10
Western Australia



4:03.28
4 × 200 m state freestyle relayQueensland



8:28.75
New South Wales



8:35.40





4 × 100 m state medley relayNew South Wales



4:22.98
Queensland



4:23.31
Western Australia



4:31.86
4 × 100 m club freestyle relayFAI St. Bernadette's Gold (Qld)



3:55.57
ACI Lawrence Mudcrabs (Qld)



3:59.48
ACI Lawrence Dolphins (Qld)



3:59.66
4 × 200 m club freestyle relayACI Lawrence Mudcrabs (Qld)



8:31.66
FAI St. Bernadette's Gold (Qld)



8:35.63
ACI Carlile (NSW)



8:42.64
4 × 100 m club medley relay














Legend:AR Australian record;ACR Australian All Comers record

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References

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  2. 1 2 3 "Australian Swimming: Swimming Statistics 1986–1987 Season" (PDF). Australian Swimming. 1987: 23 . Retrieved 21 November 2010.Cite journal requires |journal= (help)CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)