Event Results Road Trip to Kardinia, Geelong

Events Road Trip to Kardinia, Geelong
Men's Open
50m Backstroke
50m Breaststroke
50m Butterfly
50m Freestyle
400m Medley

December swim meets

Saturday, 27 December 2014

Geelong Memorial Pool, Kardinia Park

Men's Open 50m Breaststroke
Final
		Time	Name	Club	Age	FINA PS	Splits	Ranking
	1.	32.33	Ryan D	Bendigo Hawks	21	561
	2.	34.48	Michael H	Geelong Sharks	18	463
	3.	35.56	Nicholas K	Geelong Swimming Club	15	422
	4.	36.67	James N	Geelong Sharks	15	385
	5.	36.72	Kristian I	North West Aquatic	16	383
	6.	36.83	Nicolas C	Shepparton	17	380
	7.	37.61	Mathew K	Nyah Two Bays/Swan Hill ASC In	15	357
	8.	38.22	Matthew J	Ballarat Gold Swimming Club In	16	340
	9.	39.06	Raphael M	Ballarat GCO	16	318
	10.	39.48	Lynton P	Kilmore Swimming Club	34	308
	11.	39.63	Mathew U	SUNBURY - VIC	16	305
	12.	40.32	Hayan A	Wyndham City Sharks	14	289
	13.	40.42	James B	Wyndham City Sharks	17	287
	14.	40.67	Torsten L	Bendigo East	16	282
	15.	40.87	Samuel D	Wyndham City Sharks	16	278
	16.	42.24	Takumi T	Ballarat Swimming Club	12	252
	17.	42.32	Shogo T	Ballarat Swimming Club	12	250
	18.	42.67	Jack H	Traralgon	13	244
	19.	43.80	Ethan L	Geelong Sharks	18	226
	20.	45.16	Jarred S	Ballarat Swimming Club	28	206
	21.	45.29	Benjamin P	Geelong Swimming Club	13	204
	22.	45.36	James B	Wyndham City Sharks	15	203
	23.	46.43	William C	Geelong Swimming Club	13	190
	24.	46.90	Marc C	Shepparton	14	184
	25.	48.58	Hayden C	Wyndham City Sharks	12	165
	26.	49.78	Ed K	Geelong Swimming Club	12	154
	27.	55.17	Max H	Geelong Sharks	12	113

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Event Results Road Trip to Kardinia, Geelong