No shocks in the women's 200 breastroke heats - all of the swimmers likely to be competing for the title qualified easily. Scot Kirsty Balfour led the way, but expect faster times form the likes of King and Earp in the final tonight.
Qualifiers:
1. Kirsty BALFOUR 18 Co Edinburgh 2:32.32 … Continue Reading→
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Commonwealth Trials – Men’s 200m backstroke heats
Some new names could be expected in the English Commonwealth games team for the 200m backstroke. Scot Gregor Tait led the qualifiers by almost 2 seconds, with 98 team member Simon Militis likely to provide his sternest opposition, qualifying in fourth, but the reminder of the final qualifiers are relatively unknown at this level.
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Commonwealth Trials – Men’s 200m backstroke
Some new names could be expected in the English Commonwealth games team for the 200m backstroke. Scot Greogr Tait led the qualifiers by almost 2 seconds, with 98 team member Simon Militis likely to provide his sternest opposition, qualifying in fourth, but the reminder of the semifinal qualifiers are relatively unknown at this level.
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Commonwealth Trials – womens 100 fly heats
Georgina Lee, having just competed in the NCAA championships in America showed not ill effects in qualifying fastest for the 100 fly semi-finals. Nicola Jackson qualified 3rd and will be looking to make up for ter 200m disappointment in this event.
Qualifiers:
1. Georgina LEE 20 Camphill Ed 1:00.85
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Qualifiers:
1. Georgina LEE 20 Camphill Ed 1:00.85
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Commonwealth Trials – mens 100 free heats
British record holder Matt Kidd led the 100 freestyle qualifiers for tonight's semi finals in a quick 50.22. Backstroke specialist Adam Ruckwood showed his versatility qualifying third in 50.90. 1998 bronze medallist Gavin Meadows, fresh back from university in the US qualified safely in 8th.
1. Matthew KIDD 22 Leatherhead 50.22 … Continue Reading→
1. Matthew KIDD 22 Leatherhead 50.22 … Continue Reading→