Paris 2024 watchlist: Top performers at the Australian Age Championships

The Australian Age Championships are well underway, with swimmers already putting their hands up for World Junior Champs and Paris 2024 selection. See the best performers here.

Australia’s best junior swimmers have begun making waves at the 2023 Australian Age Championships at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre.

Running from April 7 to 15, the event acts as trials for the 2023 World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships held in Israel in September.

Australian coaches Gary Barclay and Leigh Nugent have broken down some of the names already on their radar ahead of Worlds, along with several athletes who only just put their name on the map after this week.

Stay up to date with highlights, top performers, and full results from the week here.

Top performers from the week so far

Olivia Wunsch

Age: 16

Club: Carlile, NSW

Exciting Sydney teenager Olivia Wunsch is tipped to be on the cusp of Paris 2024 selection. Just three days into the meet, Wunsch is competing well in the freestyle and medley events, having won the 16 girls 50m freestyle in 24.85, just 0.17 outside Cate Campbell’s 2009 Australian All-Comers mark of 24.68.

Wunsch is ranked 15th in the world for the 50m free, even in senior swimming, but it remains one of the hardest events to break into.

The Daily Telegraph. Sport. Homebush, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Pics by Julian Andrews. Action pictures from The NSW Senior State Age Swimming Championships at Sydney Aquatic Centre, Homebush. Pic shows action from: Girls 16 & Over 100 Metre Freestyle Winner Wunsch, Olivia 16 Carlile

Amelia Weber

Age: 17

Club: St Peters Western, QLD

Weber has won two gold so far, the 200m and 400m freestyle, and is ranked 24th in the world for the 200m

Ave Gaske

Age: 14

Club: Chandler, QLD

14-year-old Ave Gaske has put her name on selectors radars after winning the 14 girls 800m freestyle, but also showing her strength across all events and distances.

Zoe Ammundsen

Age: 15

Club: Iona, QLD

Ammundsen has impressed this week after winning the 15 girls 100m backstroke in 102.04.

Olympia Pope

Age: 14

Club: Miami, QLD

Olympia Pope had a steady start to the year but is back to her absolute best form now and could be a young bolter to make the Junior World Champs team. Pope won the 100m breastroke in a time of 1:09.76.

Olympia Pope - Miami Swim Club. 14-year-old Olympia Pope breaks a swimming record held by Leisel Jones since 2000. Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

Lillie McPherson

Age: 14

Club: Manly, NSW

It’s unlikely McPherson would make this years’ Worlds team, but she has certainly put her name out there to selectors this week. The 14-year-old won the 100m butterfly in 100.08, a very good time for her age.

Mikayla Bird

Age: 15

Club: Bond Uni, QLD

15-year-old Mikayla Bird is a five time Australian Champion at 2022 Australian Age Championships, and has already begun to replicate that success winning the 200m butterfly in 2:12.76.

Swimmers gathered for training at the Dolphins emerging swimmers camp in Southport. Mikayla Bird from Bond University, QLD. Picture: Tertius Pickard

Flynn Southam

Age: 17

Club: Bond University

The 2023 Gold Coast Bulletin Junior Sports Star of the Year winner for 2022 and 2023 are had a flying start of the Aussie Age Champs. Southam took out the 17 years 50m freestyle in a time of 22.40, just 0.25 outside Kyle Chalmers 2015 Australia Age record time of 22.15.

Marcus da Silva

Age: 16

Club: Cranbrook, NSW

da Silva won the 16 years boys 100m freestyle 50m freestyle by a body of length, in a time of 50.05, along with the 50m freestyle in 23.31.

Marcus Da Silva. Pics by Julian Andrews.

Gideon Burnes

Age: 17

Club: Bond University, QLD

Before this week, Burnes wasn’t a name selectors had on their mind. Now, it’s one they won’t be forgetting any time soon after coming from nowhere to win the 100m and 200m breaststroke for 17 years boys.

Getting into the Bond program has been a big boost for him, and one should expect big improvements this season looking towards the Junior World Champs.

Josh Kerr

Age: 17

Club: Manly, NSW

Kerr is another talent to emerge from this weeks’ competition. He swam very well in the medley, and has made his known looking toward the Junior World Champs.

Ed Somerville

Age: 17

Club: Brisbane Grammar, QLD

Ed Sommerville won the 17 years 200m freestyle event, and with the 100m event yet to play out, is expected to do just as well.

THURSDAY’S BEST MOMENTS

Darwin has a new teen swimming sensation in Macey Sheridan, who scored her fifth gold medal on Thursday on night seven of the Aussie Age Championships.

13-year-old Sheridan posted wins in the 50m backstroke in 24.59, 100m backstroke in 1:03.69, the 200m backstroke in 2:19.70 as well as gold medals in the 50m freestyle in 26.63, and the 50m butterfly in 27.96.

And with the 100m freestyle and 200m individual medley to come there could be more gold to squeeze into her luggage when she heads home to the top end.

Rackley’s Ike Martinez and Manly’s Lillie McPherson also lit up the pool, with Martinez backing up his win in the 16 years 100m butterfly in 55.71, to take the 400m freestyle in 3:57.16.

Not long after, Martinez managed to defeat tough regional NSW racer Oscar Kreutzberger from North Albury in the 400m freestyle, surging past him in the last lap to clock in 3:57.16 to Kreutzberger’s 3:57.78.

Manly pocket rocket Lillie McPherson took her own double that night, first in the 50m butterfly and 100m freestyle to add to her earlier wins in the 50m freestyle and 100m butterfly.

Bond breaststroker Gideon Burnes added the 17 years 50m breaststroke to claim the 50m, 100m and 200m breaststroke treble to continue his rise towards the open ranks.

RESULTS — THURSDAY

GIRLS

13 years

50m backstroke

Macey Sheridan (Darwin, NT) 29.59

Lily Yong (Woden Valley, ACT) 31.00

Charu Croker (Good Shepherd, QLD) 31.49

200m freestyle

Eloise McLellan (Somerville House, QLD) 2:07.70

Indiana Vale (Narrabeen, NSW) 2:08.76

Bridget Bass (SLC Aquadot, NSW) 2:09.02

50m breaststroke

Lillia Ribot-de-Bressac (Newmarket Racers, QLD) 1:12.05

Maya Zunker (Miami, QLD) 1:12.98

Georgia Edwards (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 1:13.96

14 years

50m butterfly

Lillie McPherson (Manly Swimming Club, NSW) 27.50

Sophie Jacka (Melbourne, VIC) 27.65

Lily Koch (MLC Aquatic, VIC) 28.04

100m freestyle

Lillie McPherson (Manly, NSW) 56.60

Kaci Curtis (St Peters Western, QLD) 56.85

Heli Childs (PLC Sydney, NSW) 57.55

400m individual medley

Ava Gaske (Chandler, QLD) 4:53.47

Amelie Smith (Rocky City, QLD) 4:55.71

Emily Holmes (Chandler, QLD) 5:02.71

15 years

100m butterfly

Mikayla Bird (Bond, QLD) 59.90

Olivia Hine (Somerville House, QLD) 1:00.85

Isabella Osborn (MLC Aquatic, VIC) 1:01.25

50m breaststroke

Hayley McKinder (Griffith University, QLD) 32.24

Ava Rollason (Cruiz, ACT) 32.79

Ella Mounter (Nuswim, NSW) 33.59

400m freestyle

Piper Asquith (Griffith University, QLD) 4:19.34

Alice Monaghan (Helensvale, QLD) 4:25.13

Macy Beuzeville (Warringah Aquatic, NSW) 4:26.53

50m breaststroke

Kyla Brown (Somerset, QLD) 33.22

Audrey Dearling (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 33.45

Stella Stuart (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 33.50

16 years

400m individual medley

Taryn Roberts (Rocky City, QLD) 4:47.36

Sally Vagg (Rocky City, QLD) 4:54.86

Talika Irvine (Bay and Basin, NSW) 5:02.08

17 years

100m backstroke

Semra Olowoniyi (DVE Aquatic, VIC) 1:02.74

Tameeka Johnson (Sans Souci, NSW) 1:03.72

Blake Millard (MLC Aquatic, VIC) 1:04.68

200m butterfly

Bella Grant (Trinity Grammar, NSW) 2:10.47

Bridie de Lutiis (Wests Illawarra, NSW) 2:18.81

Ava Jankovic (Valley Aquatic, NSW) 2:19.33

BOYS

14 years

50m backstroke

Henry Allan (Bendigo East, VIC) 27.89

Logan Rieck (Norwood, SA) 28.00

Lachlan Davies (Warringah, NSW) 28.11

200m freestyle

Luke Higgs (Warringah Aquatic, NSW) 1:56.71

Brody Steele (Kinross Wolaroi, NSW) 1:58.10

Archer Mellifont (Marist College Ashgrove, QLD) 1:58.78

100m breaststroke

Joshua Mason (Marist Brothers Ashgrove, QLD) 1:07.88

Jonathan Leong (Geelong, VIC) 1:07.92

Harry Heath (Nunawading, VIC) 1:08.45

15 years

50m butterfly

Alexander Sillitoe (Southlake Dolphins, WA) 25.04

Dylan Pieterse (Redlands, QLD) 25.32

Cash Milner (Kincumber Pacific Dolphins, NSW) 25.35

400m individual medley

Grayson Doig (Trinity Grammar, VIC) 4:39.68

Ryan Bambach (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 4:40.31

Hamish Robson (MLC Aquatic, VIC) 4:40.7

100m freestyle

Kai Gilbert (St Peters Western, QLD) 52.04

Hamish Mackellar (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 52.07

Joshua Conias (Somerville House, QLD) 52.43

16 years

100m butterfly

Ike Martinez (Rackley Swim Team, QLD) 55.71

Sean Alcorn (Peel Aquatic, WA) 55.34

William Shepherd-Smith (Churchie, QLD) 55.84

400m freestyle

Ike Martinez (Rackley Swim Team, QLD) 3:57.16

Oscar Kreutzberger (North Albury, NSW) 3:57.78

Matthew Lowe (Miami, QLD) 4:01.65

50m breaststroke

Albert Damin An (TAS Swimming, QLD) 29.67

Edward Meddings (Ballarat Gold, VIC) 29.85

Jacob Nimmo (Propulsion, VIC) 29.87

17 years

400m individual medley

Karl Albertyn (Miami, QLD) 4:24.03

Joshua Kerr (Manly, NSW) 4:27.98

Clancy Luscombe (Marion, SA) 4:29.03

50m breaststroke

Gideon Burnes (Bond, QLD) 28.84

Christian Toia (SOPAC, NSW) 29.55

Ryan Cothill (Southport, QLD) 29.60

18 years

100m backstroke

Enoch Robb (All Saints, QLD) 55.43

Fergus McLachlan (Bond, QLD) 55.94

Anthony Boussounis (Surrey Park, VIC) 56.59

WEDNESDAY’S BEST MOMENTS

Olivia Wunsch has continued to impress both spectators and selectors at the Australian Age Championships, winning her third title in 24 hours on Wednesday, with a tight win over Jessica Cole to win the 16 yars 100m butterfly in 59.39.

It comes after a spectacular start to her campaign start on Tuesday night when she won the 200IM-50m freestyle double – the 50m freestyle in 24.85 – a time that would have seen her finish fifth in the Commonwealth Games and time only beaten by two other 16-year-old Australians – Cate Campbell and her London 2012 Olympic team mate Yolane Kukla.

RESULTS — TUESDAY

GIRLS

13 years

100m backstroke

Macey Sheridan (Darwin, NT) 1:03.69

Heidi Shumack (SOPAC, NSW) 1:05.71

Olivia Holmes (South Gippsland, VIC) 1:06.00

50m breaststroke

Georgia Edwards (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 33.08

Lilla Ribot-de-Bressac (Newmarket Racers, QLD) 33.27

Maya Zunker (Miami, QLD) 33.40

400m freestyle

Olivia Galea (St Peters Western, QLD) 4:30.12

Bridget Bass (SLC Aquadot, NSW) 4:31.42

Isobel Mulcahy (Carlile, NSW) 4:33.96

14 years

100m butterfly

Lillie McPherson (Manly Swimming Club, NSW) 1:00.08

Lily Koch (MLC Aquatic, NSW) 1:03.58

Sophie Jacka (Melbourne, VIC) 1:03.98

50m breaststroke

Olympia Pope (Miami, QLD) 32.24

Isabelle Rae (Albury, NSW) 323.64

Sienna Toohey (Albury, NSW) 32.76

200m freestyle

Ava Gaske (Chandler, QLD) 2:03.91

Clara Carrocci (Norwood, SA) 2:05.18

Zahri Jarrett (Somerset, QLD) 2:06.92

15 years

50m freestyle

Ainsley Trotter (St Peters Western, QLD) 25.66

Sylvia Czajko (UWA West Coast, WA) 25.68

Jessica Deane (Cairns Stingrays, QLD) 26.42

200m butterfly

Mikayla Bird (Bond, QLD) 2:12.76

Rafaela Kopellou (SOPAC, NSW) 2:14.66

Isabella Osborn (MLC Aquatic, NSW) 2:17.20

100m backstroke

Zoe Ammundsen (Iona College, QLD) 1:02.04

Ainsley Trotter (St Peters Western, QLD) 1:02.55

Isobel Sheldrick (St Hildas, WA) 1:02.56

16 years

200m individual medley

Olivia Wunsch (Carlile, NSW) 2:15.91

Taryn Roberts (Rocky City, QLD) 2:19.27

Haylee Reid (Griffith University, QLD) 2:20.62

50m freestyle

Olivia Wunsch (Carlile, NSW) 24.85

Hannah Casey (Marist College Ashgrove, QLD) 25.28

Milla Jansen (Bond, QLD) 25.36

17 years

200m freestyle

Amelia Weber (St Peters Western, QLD) 1:58.42

Jamie de Lutiis (Wests Illawarra, NSW) 1:59.59

Isabella Boyd (Nunawading, VIC) 2:00.64

50m backstroke

Semra Olowoniyi (Dve Aquatic, VIC) 29.25

Tameeka Johnson (Sans Souci, NSW) 29.33

Blake Millard (MLC Aquatic, NSW) 29.83

BOYS

14 years

100m backstroke

Logan Rieck (Norwood, SA) 58.57

Henry Allan (Bendigo East, VIC) 59.75

Lachlan Davies (Warringah, NSW) 59.83

50m breaststroke

William Brownlee (MLC Marlins, NSW) 31.25

Jonathan Leong (Geelong, VIC) 31.29

Andre Venter (Ambrose Treacy, QLD) 31.42

15 years

100m butterfly

Cash Milner (Kincumber Pacific Dolphins, NSW) 55.88

Dylan Pieterse (Redlands, QLD) 56.11

Eric He (Nunawading, VIC) 56.30

200m freestyle

Kai Gilbert (St Peters Western, QLD) 1:52.82

Lucas Fackerell (Breakers, WA) 1:55.82

Nicholas Stoupas (Melbourne Vicentre, VIC) 1:55.96

50m breaststroke

Nicholas Stoupas (Melbourne Vicentre) 29.09

Thomas Sutherland (Propulsion, VIC) 29.74

Ryan Bambach (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 30.48

16 years

50m freestyle

Marcus da Silva (Cranbrook, NSW) 23.31

Thomas Booth (Southside, QLD) 23.47

Caleb Yago (The Hills, NSW) 23.50

200m butterfly

Ike Martinez (Rackley Swim Team, QLD) 2:01.71

Samuel Higgs (Warringah, NSW) 2:04.04

James Gauci (SOPAC, NSW) 2:04.42

100m backstroke

Nicholas Gladen (Macquarie University, NSW) 58.05

Hayden Hoang (SOPAC, NSW) 58.11

Kody Byrne (Bond, QLD) 58.57

17 years

200m individual medley

Karl Albertyn (Miami, QLD) 2:02.29

Joshua Kerr (Manly, NSW) 2:02.45

Bill Atkinson (Patriots, QLD) 2:05.71

50m freestyle

Flynn Southam (Bond, QLD) 22.40

Koby Bujak-Upton (Knox Pymble, NSW) 2.22

Jamison Morgan (Somerset, QLD) 23.39

18 years

200m freestyle

Edward Sommerville (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 1:49.37

Hugh Dolle (St Peters Western, QLD) 1:50.36

Jack Goyen (Marist Brothers Ashgrove, QLD) 1:51.21

50m backstroke

Ryder Lambert (Southport, QLD) 26.20

Enoch Robb (All Saints, QLD) 26.29

Tom Wyatt (Arena, WA) 26.35

SUNDAY’S BEST MOMENTS

14-year-old Olympia Pope breaks a swimming record held by Leisel Jones since 2000. Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

Two months after breaking a decades-old record held by Olympic legend Leisel Jones, Olympia Pope is continuing to dominate the water at the Australian Age Championships at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre.

14-year-old Pope became Queensland Champion in February when she swum a time of 32.71 to win the 14 years girls 50m breaststroke at the State Sprints meet, knocking off Jones’ 23 year old record.

Now, the former Somerset swimmer is dominating in new colours for Miami, kicking off the competition with a personal best time of 1:09.26 in the 14 years girls 100m breaststroke, after clocking 1:09.89 in her morning preliminary swim.

Pope will be looking to dominate the stroke across the week, with the 50m breaststroke final on Monday night and 200m breaststroke on Wednesday.

In a major steal, Chandler’s Anders McAlpine beat Commonwealth Games champion and Bond athlete Flynn Southam to win the 17 years boys 400m freestyle with a time of 3:52.50.

Flynn Southam competes in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle Final on day four of the 2022 FINA World Short Course Swimming Championships on December 16, 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

McAlpine is a dominating force in his own right, as the Australian Champion in the 16 years 400m, 800m and 1500m freestyle and a member of the Aussie Junior Dolphins to attend the 2022 Junior Pan Pacific Championships in Hawaii.

Fellow Bond swimmer Gideon Burnes clocked a personal best to win the 17 years boys 100m breaststroke in 1:02.40.

St Peters Western trio Benjamin Goedemans, Amelia Weber and Indianna Cameron gave the defending champion club a flying start on night three, with all three claiming gold in their respective races.

Goedemans took out the 18 years boys 400m freestyle final in personal best time of 3:52.34, with club mate Robert Thorpe finishing second and Miami swimmer Noah Kamprad in third.

Meanwhile, St Peters swim captain Weber won the 17 years girls 400m freestyle in 4:13.64 and 15-year-old Cameron won the 15 years girls 200IM in 2:20.03.

In the 13 years girls 100m butterfly, Sunshine Coast Grammar’s Brydee Reid surprised even herself to take out the race with just 0.25 separating the first four places, in a time of 1:04.71.

Round out the day, Sydney’s Northern Beaches club Warringah Aquatic scored a double gold with Lachlan Davies winning the 14 years 200m backstroke in 2:07.81 and Samuel Higgs winning the 15 years 200m IM in 2:05.39.

SATURDAY’S BEST MOMENTS

It took just 90 minutes for a pair of Sunshine Coast Grammar rising stars to prove they were forces to be reckoned with on the Gold Coast, with a champion from Helensvale all that stood between them and a remarkable surge.

Grace Brimelow (S8) and Kael Thompson (S14) will bring three gold medals and a silver back to the Sunshine Coast on the back of an emphatic Saturday morning at the 2023 Multi-Class Australian Age Championships.

It was Thompson, coached by Charles Barry at Grammar, who chimed in with an impressive double in the 16-18 years 200m freestyle (2:19.82) – backing up to win the 50m backstroke.

While her 15-year-old Grammar teammate Brimelow started proceedings with an impressive win in the 12-15 years 400m freestyle, she met a formidable adversary in Helensvale gun and Gold Coast Bulletin Woman of the Year 2021 ‘Champion of Sport’ winner Montana Atkinson (S14) in the 200m freestyle – the latter who stormed home to triumph.

Gold Coast swimmer Montana Atkinson shows off her medals in the Multi-Class Australian Age Championships on the Gold Coast in April 8, 2023. Picture: Montana Atkinson Instagram

Atkinson, who picked up bronze in the 100m freestyle, finished the 200m showcase in 2:21.81, while she charged home to another win in the 100m butterfly in 1:10.92.

The success will no doubt instil a wealth of confidence into her as she strives for a Paris Paralympics berth.

It continued a strong weekend from Helensvale’s swimmers, with Lilly-Anne Gould (S14) victorious in the 12-13 years 50m butterfly on Friday night.

Meanwhile in the boys breaststroke, it was local Samuel Gould (S14) who shone in the 16-18 years event, timed at 34.67 to claim the title.

Gold Coast teammates Madeleine McTernan, Samuel Gould, and Montana Atkinson. Picture: Supplied

Gould, coached by Jon Cook and Fabio Dalessandro at their Gold Coast HQ at Helensvale, produced two more gold medal performances to win the 100m backstroke in 1:08.80 and the 50m butterfly in 29.42.

Meanwhile, Engadine’s Darren Sisman (S14) and Flinders’ Callum Simpson (S8) showed why they will be ones to watch with three impressive wins each in the boys events.

Simpson won a coveted 200-400m freestyle double – the 400m first up in 4:48.04 and the 200m in 2:16.45, before winning the 200 individual medley in 2:43.96.

Sisman added his own touch of class winning the 200m freestyle, clocking 2:01.16, before winning the 200 individual medley in 2:21.41 and the 100m butterfly in 1:02.48.

In the 12-13 years girls events it was 12-year-old Warringah Aquatic product Gemma Selleck (S9) who took out Saturday’s 50m backstroke final in 41.86 and the 100m breaststroke in 1:40.92.

Beau Matthews then claimed the 100m breaststroke for 12-13s in 1:25.53, the 200 individual medley in 2:35.10 and the 100m butterfly in 1:10.59, with Declan Budd winning gold in the 14-15 years 100m butterfly in 1:05.04. Jordan Berryman (S8) won the 16-18 years girls 400m freestyle.

Results, Sunday

GIRLS

13 Years

200m backstroke

1. Macey Sheridan (Darwin, NT) 2:19.70

2. Eloise McCellan (Somerville House, QLD) 2:21.58

3. Heidi Shumack (SOPAC, NSW) 2:22.42

100m butterfly

1. Brydee Reid (Sunshine Coast Grammar, QLD) 1:04.71

2. Kelly Bowman (Newmarket Racers, QLD) 1:04.85

3. Anouk Potter (Southside Wesley Penrhos, WA) 1:04.90

100m breaststroke

1. Olympia Pope (Miami, QLD) 1:09.76

2. Sienna Toohey (Albury, NSW) 1:10.28

3. Isabelle Rae (Albury, NSW) 1:11.07

13-14 years

800m freestyle

1. Ava Gaske (Chandler, QLD) 8:58.11

2. Amelie Smith (Rocky City, QLD) 9:08.85

3. Nia Davies (St Peters Western, QLD) 9:09.60

15 years

100m freestyle

1. Sylvia Czajko (UWA West Coast, WA) 56.26

2. Ainsley Trotter (St Peters Western, QLD) 56.33

3. Zoe Ammundsen (Iona, QLD) 56.60

200m individual medley

1. Indiana Cameron (St Peters Western, QLD) 2:20.03

2. Julia Remington (Yeronga Park, QLD) 2:20.16

3. Piper Asquith (Griffith University, QLD) 2:20.80

16 years

400m freestyle

1. Taryn Roberts (Rocky City, QLD) 4:15.98

2. Rebecca Rimondi (Italy) 4:16.26

3. Hannah Reid (Iona, QLD) 4:16.29

100m breaststroke

1. Audrey Dearling (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 1:11.95

2. Taryn Roberts (Rocky City, QLD) 1:12.59

3. Stella Stuart (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 1:12.62

17 years

200m breaststroke

1. Mia Felton (Griffith University, QLD)

2. Sophie Martin (Somerville House, 2:31.78)

3. Lily McGowan (Tivoli Swim Club, NSW) 2:36.06

400m freestyle

1. Amelia Weber (St Peters Western, QLD) 4:13.64

2. Molly Walker (Southern Performance, SA) 4:15.17

3. Bella Grant (Trinity Grammar, NSW) 4:15.73

BOYS

14 years

100m butterfly

1. Kayden Gibson (Gladstone South, QLD) 57.38

2. Sterling Tuxford (Trinity Grammar, NSW) 58.20

3. Logan Rieck (Norwood, SA) 58.82

200m backstroke

1. Lachlan Davies (Warringah Aquatic, NSW) 2:07.81

2. Logan Rieck (Norwood, SA) 2:08.31

3. Henry Allan (Bendigo East, VIC) 2:10.42.

14-15 years 1500m freestyle

1. Lucas Fackerell (Breakers, WA) 16.14.23

2. Luke Higgs (Warringah Aquatic, NSW) 16:145.82

3. Kai Gilbert (St Peters Western, QLD) 16.29.54

15 years

100m breaststroke

1. Thomas Sutherland (Propulsion, VIC) 1:04.27

2. Nicholas Stoupas (Melbourne Vicentre, VIC) 1:04.65

3. Ned Cane (SOPAC, NSW) 1:05.92

16 years

100m freestyle

1. Marcus Da Silva (Cranbrook, NSW) 50.05

2. James Gauci (SOPAC, NSW) 51.15

3. Thomas Booth (Southside, QLD) 51.3

200m individual medley

1. Samuel Higgs (Warringah Aquatic, NSW) 2:05.39

2. Oscar Kreutzberger (North Albury, NSW) 2:06.98

3. Xavier Metcalfe (Fraser Coast, QLD) 2:08.44

17 years

400m freestyle

1. Anders McAlpine (Chandler, QLD) 3:52.50

2. Flynn Southam (Bond, QLD) 3:52.62

3. Johann Szymanski (Highlanders, WA) 3:54.22

100m breaststroke

1. Gideon Burnes (Bond, QLD) 1:02.40

2. Joshua Kerr (Manly, NSW) 1:04.11

3. Ryan Cothill (Southport, QLD) 1:04.26

18 years

200m breaststroke

1. Harrison Biddell (Marion, SA) 2:14.83

2. Xavier Cuolahan (Ambrose Treacy, QLD) 2:18.12

3. Joshua Anderson (Brisbane Grammar, QLD) 2:19.19

400m freestyle

1. Ben Goedemans (St Peters Western, QLD) 3:52.34

2. Robert Thorpe (St Peters Western, QLD) 3:57.38

3. Noah Kamprad (Miami, QLD) 3:58.39