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2021 Australian Swimming Trials

The 2021 Australian Swimming Trials was a sports event that was held from 12 to 17 June 2021 at the South Australia Aquatic and Leisure Centre to determine Australia's swimming team to the 2020 Summer Olympics and 2020 Paralympics.

2021 Australian Swimming Trials
caption=The South Australia Aquatic and Leisure Centre, the venue of the 2021 Trials
Host cityAdelaide, South Australia
Date(s)June 12 – 17, 2021
Venue(s)South Australia Aquatic and Leisure Centre

Olympic Qualification criteria

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Further information: Swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Australia can select a maximum of 56 swimmers (26 of each sex, with up to 18 for relay only swimmers) for the Olympic team. To qualify, a swimmer must reach the allotted Olympic Qualifying Time (OQT) and finish in the top 2 positions in the "A" final. Following the end of the qualification period, FINA will assess the number of athletes having achieved the OQT, the number of relay-only swimmers, and the number of Universality places, before inviting athletes with OST to fulfil the total quota of 878. Additionally, OST places will be distributed by event according to the position of the FINA World Rankings during the qualifying deadline.[1]

Olympic Qualifying Times

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Men's events Women's events
Event Trials OQT FINA A-Cut FINA OST Event Trials OQT FINA A-Cut FINA OST
50 m freestyle 21.77 22.01 22.67 50 m freestyle 24.46 24.77 25.51
100 m freestyle 48.33 48.57 50.03 100 m freestyle 53.31 54.38 56.01
200 m freestyle 1:45.76 1:47.02 1:50.23 200 m freestyle 1:56.82 1:57.28 2:00.80
400 m freestyle 3:46.34 3:46.78 3:53.58 400 m freestyle 4:07.10 4:07.90 4:15.34
800 m freestyle 7:48.12 7:54.31 8:08.54 800 m freestyle 8:29.70 8:33.36 8:48.76
1500 m freestyle 14:55.06 15:00.99 15:28.02 1500 m freestyle 16:02.75 16:32.04 17:01.80
100 m backstroke 53.40 53.85 55.47 100 m backstroke 59.71 1:00.25 1:02.06
200 m backstroke 1:57.26 1:57.50 2:01.03 200 m backstroke 2:09.40 2:10.39 2:14.30
100 m breaststroke 59.21 59.93 1:01.73 100 m breaststroke 1:06.97 1:07.07 1:09.08
200 m breaststroke 2:08.28 2:10.35 2:14.26 200 m breaststroke 2:24.18 2:25.52 2:29.89
100 m butterfly 51.70 51.96 53.52 100 m butterfly 57.10 57.92 59.66
200 m butterfly 1:56.25 1:56.48 1:59.97 200 m butterfly 2:08.43 2:12.28 2:08.43
200 m individual medley 1:57.98 1:59.67 2:03.26 200 m individual medley 2:10.49 2:12.56 2:16.54
400 m individual medley 4:15.24 4:15.84 4:21.46 400 m individual medley 4:38.53 4:38.53 4:46.89

Paralympic Qualification criteria

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Further information: Para-swimming classification

Qualification requirements to be included in the Paralympic team is decided upon different classifications based on the degree of impairment an athlete experiences relative to an able-bodied swimmer's speed and performance. The three impairment groups at the Paralympic Games for swimming are physical, vision and intellectual.[3] In addition, strokes and events are classified under "sport classes" that have a prefix letter and number. At the 2021 trials, qualification is selected based on a points system rather than time. Swimmers earn points based on how close they are to the world record in their respective qualification. This system is called the Multi-Class Point Score.

Event key

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There are three swimming sport class prefixes for swimming strokes:

As well as swimming strokes, they are also divided into ten different categories:[4]

  • S1/SB1: swimmers who may have tetraplegia or some form of loss of muscular power in their legs, arms and hands. These swimmers would regularly use a wheelchair.
  • S2/SB1: swimmers who may have limited function in their hands, trunk and legs and mainly rely on their arms to swim.
  • S3/SB2: swimmers who have leg or arm amputations, have severe coordination problems in their limbs or have to swim with their arms but don't use their trunk or legs.
  • S4/SB3: swimmers who have a function in their hands and arms but can't use their trunk or legs to swim or they have three amputated limbs.
  • S5/SB4: swimmers who have hemiplegia, paraplegia or short stature.
  • S6/SB5: swimmers who have short stature or arm amputations or some form of coordination problem on one side of their body.
  • S7/SB6: swimmers who have one leg and one arm amputation on the opposite side or paralysis on one side of their body. These swimmers have full control of their arms and trunk but variable function in their legs.
  • S8/SB7: swimmers who have a single amputation or restrictive movement in their hip, knee and ankle joints.
  • S9/SB8: swimmers who have joint restrictions in one leg or double below-the-knee amputations.
  • S10/SB9: swimmers who have minor physical impairments, for example, loss of one hand.
  • S11/SB11: swimmers who have severe visual impairments and have very low or no light perception, such as blindness, they are required to wear blackened goggles to compete. They use tappers when competing in swimming events.
  • S12/SB12: swimmers who have a moderate visual impairment and have a visual field of fewer than 5 degrees radius. They are required to wear blackened goggles to compete. They may wish to use a tapper.
  • S13/SB13: swimmers who have a minor visual impairment and have high visual acuity. They are required to wear blackened goggles to compete. They may wish to use a tapper.
  • S14/SB14: swimmers who have intellectual impairment.

Schedule

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The event is scheduled with morning and evening sessions from 12 to 17 June 2021. Morning sessions are for heats while evening ones are for finals and coincided with qualifications for the Olympic team.

Legend
Key H ½ F TF
Value Heats Semifinals Final Timed final

M = Morning session, E = Evening session

Olympic qualifications schedule

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Men[5]
Date → 12 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun
Event ↓ M E M E M E M E M E M E
50 m freestyle H F
100 m freestyle H F
200 m freestyle H F
400 m freestyle H F
800 m freestyle TF TF
1500 m freestyle TF TF
100 m backstroke H F
200 m backstroke H F
100 m breaststroke H F
200 m breaststroke H F
100 m butterfly H F
200 m butterfly H F
200 m individual medley H F
400 m individual medley H F
Women[5]
Date → 12 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun
Event ↓ M E M E M E M E M E M E
50 m freestyle H F
100 m freestyle H F
200 m freestyle H F
400 m freestyle H F
800 m freestyle TF TF
1500 m freestyle TF TF
100 m backstroke H F
200 m backstroke H F
100 m breaststroke H F
200 m breaststroke H F
100 m butterfly H F
200 m butterfly H F
200 m individual medley H F
400 m individual medley H F

Paralympic qualifications schedule

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Men[5]
Date → 12 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun
Event ↓ M E M E M E M E M E M E
50 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
100 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
200 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
400 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
50 m backstroke Multi-Class H F
100 m backstroke Multi-Class H F
50 m breaststroke Multi-Class H F
100 m breaststroke Multi-Class H F
50 m butterfly Multi-Class H F
100 m butterfly Multi-Class H F
150 m individual medley Multi-Class H F
200 m individual medley Multi-Class H F
Women[5]
Date → 12 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 16 Jun 17 Jun
Event ↓ M E M E M E M E M E M E
50 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
100 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
200 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
400 m freestyle Multi-Class H F
50 m backstroke Multi-Class H F
100 m backstroke Multi-Class H F
50 m breaststroke Multi-Class H F
100 m breaststroke Multi-Class H F
50 m butterfly Multi-Class H F
100 m butterfly Multi-Class H F
200 m individual medley Multi-Class H F

Results

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Key:   Highlighted swimmers achieved the qualification conditions to be included in the Olympic team in that respective event.
Legend: WR – World record; CR – Commonwealth record; OC – Oceanian record; NR – Australian National record; ACR – Australian All Comers record; Club – Australian Club record; MR – Meet record Q – Olympic Qualification

Olympic trials results

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Men's

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Event First Second Third
50 m freestyle Cameron McEvoy 22.07[a] Grayson Bell 22.16 James Roberts 22.21
100 m freestyle Kyle Chalmers 47.59 Q Matthew Temple 48.32 Q Cameron McEvoy 48.49
200 m freestyle Kyle Chalmers 1:45.48 Q Elijah Winnington 1:45.55 Q Thomas Neill 1:45.70
400 m freestyle Elijah Winnington 3:42.65 Q Jack McLoughlin 3:43.27 Q Mack Horton 3:43.92
800 m freestyle Jack McLoughlin 7:42.51 Q Thomas Neill 7:48.97 Samuel Short 7:59.55
1500 m freestyle Jack McLoughlin 14:52.69 Q Samuel Short 14:57.22 Thomas Neill 15:08.55
100 m backstroke Mitch Larkin 53.40 Q Isaac Cooper 53.49 Tristan Hollard 54.00
200 m backstroke Tristan Hollard 1:56.44 Q Ty Hartwell 1:57.45 Travis Mahoney 1:58.06
100 m breaststroke Zac Stubblety-Cook 59.69 Q[b] Daniel Cave 59.99 Jake Packard 1:00.12
200 m breaststroke Zac Stubblety-Cook 2:06.28 CR Q Matthew Wilson 2:08.52 Q[c] Daniel Cave 2:09.62
100 m butterfly Matthew Temple 50.45 OC Q David Morgan 51.67 Q Shaun Champion 51.93
200 m butterfly Matthew Temple 1:55.25 Q David Morgan 1:55.40 Q Bowen Gough 1:55.88
200 m IM Mitch Larkin 1:56.29 Q Brendon Smith 1:58.82 Q[d] Se-Bom Lee 2:00.36
400 m IM Brendon Smith 4:10.04 NR Q Se-Bom Lee 4:14.16 Q Kieren Pollard 4:15.68

Women's

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Event First Second Third
50 m freestyle Emma McKeon 23.93 Q Cate Campbell 23.94 Q Bronte Campbell 24.46
100 m freestyle Emma McKeon 52.35 Q Cate Campbell 52.59 Q Madison Wilson 52.76
200 m freestyle Ariarne Titmus 1:53.09 CR Q Emma McKeon 1:54.74 Q Madison Wilson 1:55.68
400 m freestyle Ariarne Titmus 3:56.90 OC Q Tamsin Cook 4:04.10 Q Kiah Melverton 4:04.78
800 m freestyle Ariarne Titmus 8:15.57 OC Q Kiah Melverton 8:19.05 Q Kareena Lee 8:23.54
1500 m freestyle Maddy Gough 15:46.13 NR Q Kiah Melverton 15:57.14 Q Moesha Johnson 15:59.96
100 m backstroke Kaylee McKeown 57.45 WR Q Emily Seebohm 58.59 Q Mollie O'Callaghan 58.86
200 m backstroke Kaylee McKeown 2:04.28 CR Q Emily Seebohm 2:06.38 Q Minna Atherton 2:09.24
100 m breaststroke Chelsea Hodges 1:05.99 Q Jessica Hansen 1:06.69 Q Jenna Strauch 1:06.96
200 m breaststroke Jenna Strauch 2:23.12 Q Abbey Harkin 2:23.59 Q Tessa Wallace 2:24.86
100 m butterfly Emma McKeon 55.93 OC Q Brianna Throssell 57.11 Alexandria Perkins 58.61
200 m butterfly Brianna Throssell 2:07.63 Q Elizabeth Dekkers 2:08.57 Laura Taylor 2:08.64
200 m IM Kaylee McKeown 2:08.19 Q Tessa Wallace 2:11.79 Meg Bailey 2:12.88
400 m IM Jenna Forrester 4:39.93 Meg Bailey 4:40.18 Emilie Muir 4:44.82

Paralympic trials events

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Men's

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Event First Second Third
50 m freestyle S3, S5, S7-S10, S12-S13 Braeden Jason (S14)
Jacob Templeton (S13)
Rowan Crothers (S10)
William Martin (S9)
Matthew Levy (S7)		 24.60 (839 points)
24.61 (838 points)
23.98 (901 points)
25.38 (846 points)
28.65 (844 points) 		Oscar Stubbs (S13)
Tom Gallagher (S10)
Timothy Disken (S9)		 25.15 (785 points)
24.44 (851 points)
25.80 (805 points)
100 m freestyle S7-S8, S9-S10, S14 Ricky Betar (S14)
Braedan Jason (S12)
Rowan Crothers (S10)
William Martin (S9)
Ben Popham (S8)
Mathew Levy (S7)		 52.28 (820 points)
53.27 (873 points)
52.16 (920 points)
55.16 (809 points)
57.37 (902 points)
1:02.55 (770 points) 		Jack Ireland (S14)
Tom Gallagher (S10)		 53.24 (777 points)
53.86 (843 points)
200 m freestyle S1-S5, S14 Ricky Betar (S14) 1:56.16 (920 points) Jack Ireland (S14) 1:59.02 (855 points) Liam Schluter (S14) 2:00.29 (828 points)
400 m freestyle S6-S13 Tom Gallagher (S10)
Brendan Hall (S9)
Ben Popham (S8)		 4:10.62 (853 points)
4:15.89 (932 points)
4:35.15 (835 points) 		Lewis Bishop (S10)
Alex Tuckfield (S9)
Jesse Aungles (S8)		 4:31.75 (669 points)
4:16.13 (929 points)
4:46.58 (745 points) 		Harrison Vig (S9) 4:18.94 (899 points)
50 m backstroke S1-S5 Grant Patterson (S3) 58.02 (385 points)
100 m backstroke S1-S2, S6-S14 Benjamin Hance (S14)
Jacob Templeton (S13)
Jeremy McClure (S13)
Timothy Hodge (S9)
Jesse Aungles (S8)		 57.56 (1091 points)
1:01.50 (783 points)
1:13.70 (740 points)
1:02.20 (953 points)
1:07.94 (794 points) 		Ricky Betar (S14)
Brendan Hall (S9)		 1:01.05 (915 points)
1:05.36 (822 points) 		Harrison Vig (S9) 1:06.08 (795 points)
50 m breaststroke SB1-SB3 Ahmed Kelly (SB3)
Grant Patterson (SB2)		 54.48 (662 points)
1:01.66 (554 points)
100 m breaststroke SB5-SB14 Jake Michel (SB14)
Rick Pendleton (SB9)
Timothy Disken (SB8)
Blake Cochrane (SB7)
Matthew Levy (SB6)
Ahmed Kelly (SB3)		 1:04.35 (1028 points)
1:12.17 (698 points)
1:11.30 (830 points)
1:17.26 (786 points)
1:23.57 (835 points)
1:56.90 (713 points) 		Lachlan Hanratty (SB14)
Joel Mundie (SB6)		 1:15.89 (627 points)
1:47.00 (398 points)
50 m butterfly S1-S2, S6-S14 Joel Mundie (S7)
  Henrik Krogius (S5)		 33.48 (611 points)
45.26 (338 points)
100 m butterfly S7-S14 Benjamin Hance (S14)
Hugh Gillham (S10)
William Martin (S9)		 57.67 (842 points)
58.89 (802 points)
57.76 (1061 points) 		Alex Saffy (S9)
Liam Schluter (S14)		 1:00.27 (934 points)
58.60 (803 points) 		Timothy Hodge (S9) 1:00.67 (915 points)
150 m individual medley SM2-SM4 Ahmed Kelly (SM3) 3:00.70 (697 points) Grant Patterson (SM3) 3:06.18 (637 points)
200 m individual medley SM5-SM14 Liam Schluter (SM14)
Hugh Gillam (SM10)
Timothy Hodge (SM9)
Jesse Aungles (SM8)
Matthew Levy (SM7)		 2:14.99 (856 points)
2:19.69 (727 points)
2:15.25 (964 points)
2:27.44 (856 points)
2:36.35 (896 points) 		Joshua Alford (SM14)
Alex Saffy (SM9)
Joel Mundie (SM7)		 2:19.18 (781 points)
2:22.45 (825 points)
2:57.00 (617 points)

Women's

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Event First Second Third
50 m freestyle S4, S6, S8, S10-S13 Katja Dedekind (S13)
Jenna Jones (S12)
Keira Stephens (S10)
Poppy Richards (S8)
Rachael Watson (S4)		 26.80 (986 points)
29.19 (763 points)
28.85 (854 points)
31.70 (763 points)
39.73 (866 points) 		Kirralee Hayes (S13)
Natalie Shaw (S10)		 28.04 (860 points)
29.48 (800 points) 		Poppy Wilson (S10) 29.84 (772 points)
100 m freestyle S4-S14 Jenna Jones (S12)
Jasmine Greenwood (S10)
Ellie Cole (S9)		 1:02.97 (798 points)
1:02.03 (868 points)
1:04.06 (813 points) 		Natalie Shaw (S10)
Ashleigh McConnell (S9)		 1:03.33 (816 points)
1:04.13 (810 points) 		Keira Stephens (S10)
Emily Beecroft (S9)		 1:05.93 (723 points)
1:04.26 (805 points)
200 m freestyle S4, S5, S14 Madel McTernan (S14) 2:13.28 (769 points) Ruby Storm (S14) 2:15.01 (740 points) Lucy Jade (S14) 2:16.47 (716 points)
400 m freestyle S6-S13 Katja Dedekind (S13)
Monique Murphy (S10)
Lake Patterson (S9)
Isabella Vincent (S7)		 4:38.11 (813 points)
4:43.28 (859 points)
4:42.25 (817 points)
5:38.32 (690 points) 		Natalie Shaw (S10)
Ellie Cole (S9)		 4:45.02 (843 points)
4:47.30 (774 points) 		Poppy Wilson (S10) 4:59.70 (725 points)
100 m backstroke S1, S2, S6-S14 Madel McTernan (S14)
Katja Dedekind (S13)
Jasmine Greenwood (S10)
Ellie Cole (S9)
Isabella Vincent (S7)		 1:10.46 (751 points)
1:07.16 (939 points)
1:09.58 (848 points)
1:11.62 (834 points)
1:25.21 (811 points) 		Jaime-Lee Getson (S14)
Natalie Shaw (S10)		 1:12.23 (697 points)
1:13.93 (707 points) 		Ruby Storm (S14) 1:13.70 (656 points)
50 m butterfly S4-S7 Tahlia Blanshard (S7) 36.33 (806 points)
100 m butterfly S4-S7 Paige Leonhardt (S14)
Jasmine Greenwood (S10)
Emily Beecroft (S9)
Tahlia Blanshard (S7)		 1:06.21 (890 points)
1:08.17 (774 points)
1:09.78 (718 points)
1:25.45 (669 points) 		Taylor Corry (S14) 1:08.01 (821 points) Ruby Storm (S14) 1:09.50 (769 points)
200 m IM SM5-SM14 Ashleigh Van Rijswijk (SM14)
Jasmine Greenwood (SM10)
Tiffany Thomas Kane (SM7)		 2:37.49 (678 points)
2:29.83 (905 points)
3:05.90 (744 points) 		Victoria Jessamine (SM14)
Poppy Wilson (SM10)
Isabella Vincent (SM7)		 2:39.20 (657 points)
2:40.23 (740 points)
3:10.72 		Maddison Hinds (SM14)
Natalie Shaw (SM10)		 2:49.92 (540 points)
2:41.78 (719 points)

Records

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During the 2021 Australian Swimming Championships the following records were set.

World records

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Event Name (Previous) Time (Previous) Year Location Name (New) Time (New) Difference
Women's 100 m backstroke[e]   Regan Smith 57.57 2019   Gwangju, South Korea   Kaylee McKeown 57.45 -0.12

Commonwealth records

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Event Name (Previous) Time (Previous) Year Location Name (New) Time (New) Difference
Men's 200 m breaststroke   Matthew Wilson 2:06.67 2019   Gwangju, South Korea   Zac Stubblety-Cook 2:06.28 -0.39
Women's 200 m freestyle   Ariarne Titmus 1:54.27 2019   Gwangju, South Korea   Ariarne Titmus 1:53.09 -1.18
Women's 400 m freestyle   Ariarne Titmus 3:58.76 2019   Gwangju, South Korea   Ariarne Titmus 3:56.90 -1.77
Women's 200 m backstroke   Kaylee McKeown 2:04.31 2021   Sydney, Australia   Kaylee McKeown 2:04.28 -0.03

Australian records

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Event Name (Previous) Time (Previous) Year Location Name (New) Time (New) Difference
Men's 100 m butterfly   Andrew Lauterstein 50.85 2009   Rome, Italy   Matthew Temple 50.45 -0.40
Men's 400 m individual medley   Thomas Fraser-Holmes 4:10.14 2013   Adelaide, Australia   Brendon Smith 4:10.04 -0.10
Women's 800 m freestyle   Ariarne Titmus 8:15.70 2019   Gwangju, South Korea   Ariarne Titmus 8:15.57 -0.13
Women's 1500 m freestyle   Jessica Ashwood 15:52.17 2015   Kazan, Russia   Maddy Gough 15:46.13 -6.04
Women's 100 m butterfly   Emma McKeon 56.18 2017   Budapest, Hungary   Emma McKeon 55.93 -0.25

Olympic and Paralympic Team

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Further information: Australia at the 2020 Summer Olympics § Swimming, and Australia at the 2020 Summer Paralympics

For the Olympic team, up to 56 athletes will be selected and finalised on 17 June 2021. The following table includes athletes who were placed in the top 2 in the finals within the OQT, considered for relay events or selected as part of additional FINA selection. The Paralympic team is selected differently from the Olympic team and is based on a points system rather than just time.

Olympic team

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Men Women

Paralympic team

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Men Women

Controversy

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Days before the event, Madeline Groves, a dual silver medallist at the 2016 Summer Olympics withdrew from the trials as "a lesson to all misogynistic perverts in sport". Groves' withdrawal and comments drew considerable media attention and concerns from Swimming Australia President Kieren Perkins.[7][8] On June 12 at the start of the trials, Swimming Australia announced that they were setting up an independent panel to investigate issues relating to the experiences of girls and women in the sport.[9]

Broadcast

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The trials marked the second time Amazon Prime Video broadcast the event via its streaming platform. Grant Hackett, Nicole Livingstone, Annabelle Williams and Giaan Rooney alongside Matt White and Jon Harker were announced as the commentators for Amazon Prime Video on 18 May 2021.[10] The commentary team was also joined by former Olympic medallists James Magnussen and Jodie Henry as poolside interviewers.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Qualified due to previous selection in the Olympic team
  2. ^ Qualified to due to selection for the 200 m breaststroke event and attaining the FINA A-Cut qualifying time
  3. ^ Qualified due to extenuating circumstances.
  4. ^ Qualified due to selection in the 400m IM
  5. ^ Pending certification by FINA

References

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  1. ^ "Tokyo 2020 – FINA Swimming Qualification System" (PDF). Tokyo 2020. FINA. Archived from the original (PDF) on 30 July 2020. Retrieved 17 July 2018.
  2. ^ "2021 Australian Swimming Trials - 12/06/2021 to 17/06/2021 Final Start List" (PDF). June 2021. Archived from the original on 12 June 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  3. ^ "Paralympic Swimming Classifications". June 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
  4. ^ "Explanatory guide to Paralympic classification" (PDF). International Paralympic Committee. 18 June 2019. Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 August 2016. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
  5. ^ a b c d "2021 Olympic Games Trials - Coaches Timeline" (PDF). June 2021. Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 June 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
  6. ^ "2021 Australian Swimming Trials". June 2021.
  7. ^ @MaddieGroves_ (9 June 2021). "Let this be a lesson to all misogynistic perverts in sport and their boot lickers - You can no longer exploit young women and girls, body shame or medically gaslight them and then expect them to represent you so you can earn your annual bonus. Time's UP" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  8. ^ "Maddie Groves slams 'bad behaviour' in Australian swimming as Kieren Perkins seeks more details". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 11 June 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
  9. ^ David Mark (12 June 2021). "Swimming Australia to investigate misogyny claim following Madeline Groves allegations". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
  10. ^ "Trials Commentary Team Announced". Swimming Australia. 18 May 2021. Retrieved 13 June 2021. Amazon Prime Video and Swimming Australia unveil swimming commentary team and live broadcasting racing schedule ahead of the 2021 Australian Swimming Trials June 12 – June 17. Olympic and Paralympic medallists Grant Hackett, Nicole Livingstone, Annabelle Williams and Giaan Rooney announced as Prime Video commentators, along with noted sporting journalists Matt White and Jon Harker
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