A swim just 0.36 outside his own British record and well inside the qualifying time saw James Hickman comfortably into the final, more than a second ahead of Steve Parry. Parry will make sure Hickman doesn't have it all his own way however as he looks for the QT of 53.64.
Finalists:
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Commonwealth Trials – Women’s 50 free semi’s
A commonwealth and british record from Alison Sheppard secured her place as fastest qualifier for the 50 free final, where she will renew her rivalry with Therese Alsjammer. These two were well ahead of third placed Ros Brett, who will need to improve to be in contention, but who made the qualifying time. … Continue Reading→
Commonwealth Trials – Women’s 100 breast semi’s / Men’s 100 back semi’s
The expected patter in the breastroke semi's, with Kirstly Balfour once again leading the way. The title is likely to come down to Jaime King and Heidi Earp though, as both ladies aim for the British Record in the final; it will need to go for automatic qualificaition.
1. Kirsty BALFOUR 18 Co … Continue Reading→
1. Kirsty BALFOUR 18 Co … Continue Reading→
Commonwealth Trials – Men’s 100 free final
The expected result with Matt Kidd coming out on top, but perhaps a disappointing time, over the 50s barrier, but his time from the semi's qualified him for selection. Cozens, Ruckwood and Howard will have to wait and see if they get relay berths.
1. Matthew KIDD 22 Leatherhead 50.20
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1. Matthew KIDD 22 Leatherhead 50.20
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Commonwealth Trials – Men’s 50 Breast semi’s / Women’s 50 back semis
Fireworks in teh men's 50 breat semi's - James gibosn set a new British Commonwealth and Eurpoean record to qualify fastest. Darren Mew was also inside the old British and Commonwealth record in a close second place. Gibson expects more in the final.
Finalists:
1. James GIBSON 22 Loughboro Un 27.51 … Continue Reading→
Finalists:
1. James GIBSON 22 Loughboro Un 27.51 … Continue Reading→