Darren Mew exacted a modicum of revenge over James GIbson in qualifying fastest for the 50 breats semi's. Commonwealth record holder Gibson qualfiied at a canter in 5th and must remain favourite for the title
Qualifiers:
1. Darren MEW 22 Bath Univ 28.17
2. Mark WOLFARTH 19 BAUW/LIVN 29.03 … Continue Reading→
Long Course Nationals
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Commonwealth Trials – Women’s 100 Back final / Men’s 100 breastroke final
As expected Sarah Price continue dher dominace of British backstroke, taking the 2002 title with comparative ease, almost 1 whole second ahead of second placed Jo Fargus. Fargus and Katy Sexton were both outside the qualifying time and so will have to wait for news of their selection. Stephanie Proud continued her impressive … Continue Reading→
Commonwealth Trials – Men’s 50 fly
Mark Foster easily won his 50 fly final from James Hickman with a significant margin of 0.84s. Hickman will have to wait and see if he gets a spot as he was outside the qualifying time.
Result:
1. Mark FOSTER 31 Bath Univ 23.88
2. James HICKMAN 26 Co Leeds … Continue Reading→
Result:
1. Mark FOSTER 31 Bath Univ 23.88
2. James HICKMAN 26 Co Leeds … Continue Reading→
Commonwealth Trials – Women’s 200 breastroke final
Jamie King once again proved too good for her domestic rivals at trials, winning her palce in Manchester from Heidi Earp, who should also get a place on the team. Scotlands Kirsty Balfour got the bronze, but will almost certainly be back in the commonwealth pool later in the year.
1. Jaime KING … Continue Reading→
1. Jaime KING … Continue Reading→
Commonwealth Trials – Women’s 100 fly semi’s
No surprises here; all the major contenders moving easily into the final. Expect a closely fought final.
Qaulifiers
1. Georgina LEE 20 Camphill Ed 1:00.35
2. Caroline SMART 20 PORS/THTW 1:01.53
3. Margaretha PEDDER 21 Portsmouth N 1:01.69
4. Nicola JACKSON 18 Bath … Continue Reading→