ACT Swimming Records

19 August 2009

All short course records have now been updated to include all meets through to 18 August 2009.

ACT Residents long course records include all meets through to 29 March 2009.

ACT All Comers long course girls records include all meets through to 14-16 March 2008, and boys to 23 February 2008

The record log records listing records created since 1 October 2004 will be updated shortly.

All queries pertaining to the content and accuracy of these records pages should be directed to Registrar (registrar@swimmingact.com.au), Swimming ACT.

Records	Last updated	Meet
Allcomers - Long course - Women	19 August 2009
Allcomers - Long course - Men	19 August 2009
Residents - Long course - Women	19 August 2009
Residents - Long course - Men	19 August 2009
Allcomers - Short course - Women	19 August 2009
Allcomers - Short course - Men	19 August 2009
Residents - Short course - Girls	19 August 2009
Residents - Short course - Boys	19 August 2009

Swimming ACT has two series of records: ACT Allcomers and ACT Residents. Both record types come as short course (swum in a course of 25 metres) and long course (swum in a course of at least 50 metres).

An ACT Allcomers record is a record set by a swimmer competing at a meet held within the recognised boundaries of Swimming ACT (the ACT, Queanbeyan, Goulburn and Crookwell) which is conducted under the control of Swimming ACT or one of its governing bodies: NSW Swimming, Swimming Australia or FINA.

An ACT Resident record is a record set by a swimmer who is a member of an Swimming ACT affiliated body at a meet under the control of a body coming under the jurisdiction of FINA at which the rules of the governing body have reasonably been applied.

The short course records are being revamped. The first revised version of the ACT Short Course Records was posted on June 14, 2004. Unfortunately it has not been possible to check all possible meets so there may be a number of records missed. If you come across an error or ommission please pass this information on to the Registrar. Anyone who can assist with results they feel are potential short course records should contact the Registrar.