We head into the final night of competition at the 2023 Australian World Championships with a potentially explosive set of finals set to take place tonight.
Current Olympic champion and world record holder Zack Stubblety-Cook while in the 200m breaststroke will try to make his signature Bradley Woodward He will look to repeat his best in the 200m backstroke.
Emma McKeon, The winningest Australian Olympian of all time, held her own against the women’s 100m freestyle team in the heats. But tonight he’ll try to hold his own once again shayna jackMollie O’Callaghan, Maddie Wilson and others still, looking for another national title.
The evening will conclude with the fastest heats of the men’s 1500m freestyle, meaning we will see another duel between the champion and runner-up of the 400m and 800m freestyle, Sam Short And Elijah Winnington.
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gold – abbey harkin 2:23.93
Silver – Mikayla Smith 2:26.08
Bronze – Ella Ramsay 2:28.85
Women’s 200m breaststroke debut with 24-year-old abbey harkin Who completed his series of competitions in this discipline.
The St Peters Western athlete won the 200m breaststroke with a time of 2:23.93, just 2 hundredths off Swimming Australia’s required qualifying time of 2:23.91 for Fukuoka. However, his performance tonight is the second best of his career.
Harkin’s personal best of 2:23.59 is set at the 2021 Australian Olympic Trials, meaning tonight’s result represents only the second time under 2:24 of his career. Harkin’s result made her the fastest Australian woman this year, surpassing a season’s best Kaylee McKeown A set of 2:24.18 at the Australian National Championships in April and her tenth in the world.
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Mikayla Smith took silver in 2:26.08 at age eighteen ella ramsay He won bronze in 2:28.85.
We remind you that the frog Jenna Strauch And Chelsea Hodges Both of them are absent due to injury.
After the race Harkin said: “I’m very happy. I was very excited about this race, don’t know why. I was missing my two main competitors. I want to make the most of this year without their presence.
Gold – Bradley Woodward 1:56.04
Silver – Josh Edwards-Smith 1:57.29
Bronze – Ty Hartwell 1:58.88
Another delay in the backstroke was due to the changing of the lane device. However, the leader of the heat Bradley Woodward She upped her pace in this final to reach the plate first with a time of 1:56.04.
That’s a slower time than the time set by the 24-year-old at this year’s Nationals, where she won gold in 1:57.42; This was even slower than his morning time of 1:55.95. That time was the fastest of his career and made him the third fastest athlete in the world this season.
| 2 | Eugene Rylov | Juice | 1:55.50 | 04/21 |
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Tonight’s 1:56.04 is just under the qualifying time of 1:57.12 requested by Swimming Australia to add its name to the World Championships list.
Josh Edwards-Smith touched in 1:57.29, while Ty Hartwell He completed the top 3 in 1:58.88.
The 20-year-old Edwards-Smith is still looking to repeat the 1:55.42 she clocked at the Queensland Championships in December.
After the race, Olympian Woodward said: “Tonight’s goal was to get into the team. I wanted to be a little quicker tonight, but I’ll have another chance at the World Cup.”,
Gold – Mollie O’Callaghan 52.48
silver – Emma McKeon 52.52
A bronze – shayna jack 52.64
In a tightly contested final that saw some of the world’s best freestylers step up to the plate, the 19-year-old molly o’callaghan Too fast to come in first with a 52.48.
It is a new personal best for the St Peters Western star, who has already won the 200m freestyle title. o’callaghan He lapped in 25.50/26.98, the eighth fastest athlete in world history.
At the start of this race, Olympic medalist O’Callaghan had a personal best of 52.49 from the previous year’s Australian National Championships. Thanks to his victory, the star trained dean boxall She ranks as the fourth fastest Australian athlete in history in the event.
shayna jack was leading at the halfway mark with a time of 25.14, while Emma McKeon He was right behind at 25.18. In the end, McKeon won the silver with a time of 52.52, while Jack finished on the podium with a time of 52.64.
meg harris She recovered from the disappointment of the 200 m freestyle with a fourth place in 53.09.
swimming of molly o’callaghan Now wins seasonal world ranking crown, surpasses 52.50 achieved by Hong Kong Olympic medalist Siobhan Haughey during this year’s Mare Nostrum Tour.
McKeon has moved up to third in the world rankings this season, while Jack is fourth.
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The Australian women’s 4x100m freestyle relay continues to be intimidating in Fukuoka, with top 5 finishes reaching the 54 second mark.
Sleep – Zack Stubblety-Cook 2:07.86
Silver – Haig Buckingham 2:12.95
Bronze – Angus Menzies 2:13.13
Current Olympic champion and world record holder Zack Stubblety-Cook He easily won the men’s 200 m breaststroke, setting a final time of 2:07.86, which beat his opponents by more than 5 seconds and is the second best time of the season.
stubble-cook He has already recorded a time of 2:07.62 at the Sydney Open last May and that has allowed him to finish this season ranked 5th in the world.
tonight, the time of stubble-cook She beat Swimming Australia’s required QT of 2:09.68 for Fukuoka, giving the 24-year-old from Chandler a chance to repeat her world title from last year in Budapest.
However, he will have to compete against an athlete of the 21-year-old Frenchman’s caliber Leon Marchand, Who clocked a PB of 2:06.59 at this week’s French Elite Championships to finish first in the world.
Note that tonight’s runner-up, Haig Buckingham, set a great personal best. His time of 2:12.95 surpassed his previous best of 2:16.41 from the 2022 Australian National Championships.
After the race, I stubble-cook He has announced: “It’s about understanding how far I can go. I’m still disappointed it wasn’t a PB. The worlds keep getting faster and faster. I can’t wait for the World Championships. At the end of the day, I did my job.”
Sona – Bronte Job 27.73
Silver – Iona Anderson 28.03
Bronze – Layla Day 28.47
Was bronte job To win the non-selective race of the women’s 50m backstroke, winning in 27.73. This is the only performance of the entire team within 28 seconds.
Iona Anderson He won the silver medal in 28.03 seconds. layla day She reached the podium in 28.47.
O’Callaghan won the national title in April but did not compete here in Melbourne. Ayyub won the silver medal in that race with a time of 28.21 and the 20-year-old from Rackley beat that time by almost half a second.
gold – sam short 14:46.67
Silver – Elijah Winnington 15:08.28
Bronze – Nick Sloman 15:11.72
it was the show once again Sam Short: The 19-year-old star from Rackley took his third individual victory in the event. He has already won the 400m and 800m freestyle here in Melbourne.
In the 1500 m, Short set the only time under 15:00 and the only time under the QT of 14:56.86 required by Swimming Australia for Fukuoka.
Elijah Winnington He finished second to Short, as he had done in the 400 m and 800 m. Winnington, 23, set 15:08.28 for the silver, while the open water Olympian Nick Sloman He finished top 3 in 15:11.72.
For Short, his result broke his career best of 14:48.54, the amount of time it took him to take gold at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
His time tonight puts Short in seventh place in the world standings for the season.
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