2010 Oceania Swimming Championships

The 8th Oceania Swimming Championships were held 21–26 June 2010, at the Tuanaimato Aquatic Centre in Apia, Samoa.[1][2] It was the eight edition of the biennial championships, and featured competition in swimming, open water swimming and synchronized swimming.[3] The open water events were swum in the waters off Faleasiu.

Participating countries

Countries with confirmed teams[3] for the 2010 Oceania Swimming Championships were:

Event Schedule

Date	Monday 21 June	Tuesday 22 June	Wednesday 23 June	Thursday 24 June	Friday 25 June	Saturday 26 June
S w i m m i n g		50 fly 200 free 100 back 200 fly 1500 free (men)	50 back 100 free 100 breast 400 IM 4×200 free relay		50 breast 400 free 100 fly 200 back 4×100 free relay	800 free (women) 200 IM 50 free 200 breast 4×100 medley relay
Open Water	5K			10K
Synchro		Noon-5 pm	Noon-5 pm		Noon-5 pm	Noon-5 pm

Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	James Roberts Australia	22.95	Hamish Rose Australia	23.09	Ryan Pini Papua New Guinea	23.49
100 m freestyle	Luke Kerswell Australia	50.64	James Roberts Australia	50.75	Andrew McMillan New Zealand	51.16
200 m freestyle	Andrew McMillan New Zealand	1:50.74	Matthew Terry Australia	1:51.79	Jarrod Killey Australia	1:52.88
400 m freestyle	Matthew Terry Australia	3:53.59	Jarrod Killey Australia	3:59.67	Dylan Dunlop-Barrett New Zealand	3:59.99
1500 m freestyle	Dylan Dunlop-Barrett New Zealand	15:43.02	Terry Matthew Australia	15:45.04	Ryan Phillip Australia	16:22.84

50 m backstroke	Braiden Camm Australia	26.47	Bobby Jovanovich Australia	27.11	Daren Choi Hawaii	27.31
100 m backstroke	Braiden Camm Australia	56.37	Bobby Jovanovich Australia	58.09	Daren Choi Hawaii	58.15
200 m backstroke[7]	Braiden Camm Australia	2:01.88	Mitch Larkin Australia	2:03.03	Daren Choi Hawaii	2:11.58

50 m breaststroke[8]	Amini Fonua Tonga	28.57	Nick Ferrif New Zealand	28.64	Luke Westgaard New Zealand	29.69
100 m breaststroke[9]	Nick Ferrif New Zealand	1:02.79	Jeremy Meyer Australia	1:03.37	Amini Fonua Tonga	1:03.49
200 m breaststroke	Jeremy Meyer Australia	2:15.27 CR	Thomas Dahlia New Caledonia	2:17.16	Luke Westgaard New Zealand	2:21.01

50 m butterfly[10]	Ryan Pini Papua New Guinea	24.64	James Roberts Australia	24.98	Amini Fonua Tonga	25.02
100 m butterfly	Ryan Pini Papua New Guinea	53.98	Grant Irvine Australia	54.19	Andrew McMillan New Zealand	54.47
200 m butterfly	Andrew McMillan New Zealand	2:00.02	Shaun Burnett New Zealand	2:01.14	Grant Irvine Australia	2:01.76

200 m individual medley	Mitch Larkin Australia	2:04.14	Steven Kent New Zealand	2:05.95	Jarrod Killey Australia	2:07.72
400 m individual medley	Mitch Larkin Australia	4:22.17 CR	Steven Kent New Zealand	4:37.22	Kacy Johnson Hawaii	4:37.88

4×100 m freestyle relay	Australia Hamish Rose, James Roberts, Jarrod Killey, Luke Kerswell	3:23.79	New Zealand Andrew McMillan, Steven Kent, Matthew Stanley, Shaun Burnett	3:30.32	New Caledonia Thomas Dahlia, Rudy Bernard, Bryan Spitz, Thomas Chacun	3:33.22
4×200 m freestyle relay	Australia	7:28.61	New Zealand	7:32.97	New Caledonia	7:53.07
4×100 m medley relay	Australia Braiden Camm, Jeremy Meyer, Grant Irvine, Luke Kerswell	3:43.97	New Zealand Dylan Dunlop-Barrett, Nick Ferrif, Shaun Burnett, Andrew McMillan	3:49.55	New Caledonia Bryan Spitz, Thomas Dahlia, Thomas Chacun, Rudy Bernard	3:55.23

5k open water	Jarrod Killey Australia	58.13	Codie Grimsey Australia	58.15	Philip Ryan New Zealand	58.18
10k open water	Codie Grimsey Australia	2:05:19.71	Philip Ryan New Zealand	2:07:05.74	Kacy Johnson Hawaii	2:14:34.25

Legend: CR – Championship record

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle	Amy Allen Australia	26.25	Hannah Saunders New Zealand	26.36	Amelia Evatt-Davey Australia	26.53
100 m freestyle	Amelia Evatt‑Davey Australia	56.16	Jade Neilsen Australia	57.03	Hannah Saunders New Zealand	57.29
200 m freestyle	Amelia Evatt-Davey Australia	2:01.21	Amy Allen Australia	2:02.65	Samantha Lucie-Smith New Zealand	2:03.26
400 m freestyle	Jade Neilsen Australia	4:17.44	Tiffany Papaemanouil Australia	4:17.61	Samantha Lucie-Smith New Zealand	4:20.60
800 m freestyle[11]	Amy Allen Australia	8:46.53	Belinda Bennett Australia	8:48.75	Samantha Lucie-Smith New Zealand	8:57.62

50 m backstroke	Whitney Ireland Australia	29.70	Laura Quilter New Zealand	29.84	Jenni O'Neil Australia	29.99
100 m backstroke	Jenni O'Neil Australia	1:02.47	Jessie Blundell New Zealand	1:02.67	Sophia Batchelor New Zealand	1:02.79
200 m backstroke	Sophia Batchelor New Zealand	2:11.94	Jenni O'Neil Australia	2:12.15	Jessie Blundell New Zealand	2:15.64

50 m breaststroke	Rebecca Kemp Australia	32.30	Tiffany Papaemanouil Australia	33.82	Simsara Rouan New Caledonia	36.26
100 m breaststroke	Rebecca Kemp Australia	1:08.86 CR	Grace Francis New Zealand	1:12.07	Pilar Shimizu Guam	1:18.82
200 m breaststroke	Rebecca Kemp Australia	2:26.63 CR	Grace Francis New Zealand	2:34.40	Marona Bong New Caledonia	2:52.99

50 m butterfly	Samantha Lee New Zealand	27.69	Madeline Groves Australia	27.86	Amy Smith Australia	28.09
100 m butterfly	Madeline Groves Australia	1:00.11	Amy Smith Australia	1:00.88	Samantha Lee New Zealand	1:01.32
200 m butterfly	Madeline Groves Australia	2:12.49	Amy Smith Australia	2:12.98	Charlotte Webby New Zealand	2:15.47

200 m individual medley	Grace Francis New Zealand	2:15.89	Jenni O'Neil Australia	2:17.27	Tiffany Papaemanouil Australia	2:20.36
400 m individual medley	Tiffany Papaemanouil Australia	4:56.19	Samantha Lucie-Smith New Zealand	5:02.24	Summer Harrison Hawaii	5:12.73

4×100 m freestyle relay	Australia Amelia Evatt-Davey, Amy Allen, Jade Neilsen, Jenni O'Neil	3:47.48	New Zealand Hannah Saunders, Lisa Pankhurst, Samantha Lucie-Smith, Sophia Batchelor	3:51.10	Hawaii Summer Harrison, Jasmine Mau, Samantha Moody, Rachel Fujitta	4:07.46
4×200 m freestyle relay	Australia	8:18.58	New Zealand	8:36.06	Hawaii	8:53.29
4×100 m medley relay	Australia Jenni O'Neil, Rebecca Kemp, Madeline Groves, Amelia Evatt-Davey	4:08.92 CR	New Zealand Renee Stothard, Grace Francis, Charlotte Webby, Hannah Saunders	4:18.54	Hawaii Anu Nihipali, Summer Harrison, Samantha Moody, Jasmine Mau	4:40.72

5k open water	Belinda Bennett Australia	1:00.22	Brooke Wilson Australia	1:03.15	Jasmine Mau Hawaii	1:08.20
10k open water	Belinda Bennett Australia	2:17:18.24	Brooke Wilson Australia	2:17:19.27	Laurene Gosse New Caledonia	2:35:30.89

Legend: CR – Championship record

Overall medal table

Medal standings for the Swimming and Open Water competitions are:

* Host nation (Samoa)


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Australia (AUS)	32	24	8	64
2	New Zealand (NZL)	7	17	13	37
3	Papua New Guinea (PNG)	2	0	1	3
4	Tonga (TGA)	1	0	2	3
5	New Caledonia (NCL)	0	1	7	8
6	Hawaii (HAW)	0	0	10	10
7	Guam (GUM)	0	0	1	1
8	Cook Islands (COK)	0	0	0	0
	Fiji (FIJ)	0	0	0	0
	Marshall Islands (MHL)	0	0	0	0
	Palau (PLW)	0	0	0	0
	Samoa (SAM)*	0	0	0	0
Totals (12 nations)		42	42	42	126

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References

Oceania Swimming Championships 2010 website. Retrieved 2010-06-24.
2010 Oceania Swimming and Open Water Championships subpage of the Swimming New Zealand website; retrieved 2010-04-.05.
Final Report on the 2010 Oceania Championships published by the Samoa Swimming Federation in May 2010; retrieved from the Oceania Swimming Association website on 2010-06-18.
Rising stars head to Samoa for Oceania Championships Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machine published by Swimming Australia on 2010-06-18, retrieved 2010-06-21.
New Zealand team heads to Samoa for Oceania Championships published by Swimming New Zealand on 2010-06-19, retrieved 2010-06-21.
Seven aim for victory by Rosalia Setefano for the Samoa Observer. Published 2010-06-19, retrieved 2010-06-22.
In the Men's 200 m backstroke event, Australia's Bobby Jovanovich placed third the event in a time of 2:07.96 but was unable to claim the bronze medal due the Oceania Championship rule that states that a single country can only claim the first two medals in any single event.
In the Men's 50 m breaststroke event, Tonga's Amini Fonua won the event in a time of 28.57 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
In the Men's 100 m breaststroke event, Tonga's Fonua Amini placed third the event in a time of 1:03.49 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
In the Men's 50 m butterfly event, Tonga's Amini Fonua claimed third in the event in a time of 25.02 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
In the Women's 800 m freestyle event, Australia's Jessica Ashwood placed third the event in a time of 8:54.79 but was unable to claim the bronze medal due the Oceania Championship rule that states that a single country can only claim the first two medals in any single event.

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[1] Oceania Swimming Championships 2010 website. Retrieved 2010-06-24.

[2] 2010 Oceania Swimming and Open Water Championships subpage of the Swimming New Zealand website; retrieved 2010-04-.05.

[finalreport-3] Final Report on the 2010 Oceania Championships published by the Samoa Swimming Federation in May 2010; retrieved from the Oceania Swimming Association website on 2010-06-18.

[4] Rising stars head to Samoa for Oceania Championships Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machine published by Swimming Australia on 2010-06-18, retrieved 2010-06-21.

[5] New Zealand team heads to Samoa for Oceania Championships published by Swimming New Zealand on 2010-06-19, retrieved 2010-06-21.

[6] Seven aim for victory by Rosalia Setefano for the Samoa Observer. Published 2010-06-19, retrieved 2010-06-22.

[7] In the Men's 200 m backstroke event, Australia's Bobby Jovanovich placed third the event in a time of 2:07.96 but was unable to claim the bronze medal due the Oceania Championship rule that states that a single country can only claim the first two medals in any single event.

[8] In the Men's 50 m breaststroke event, Tonga's Amini Fonua won the event in a time of 28.57 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

[9] In the Men's 100 m breaststroke event, Tonga's Fonua Amini placed third the event in a time of 1:03.49 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

[10] In the Men's 50 m butterfly event, Tonga's Amini Fonua claimed third in the event in a time of 25.02 but FINA regulations were unclear as to his eligibility. As of September 2010, Fonua was eligible to compete for Tonga at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

[11] In the Women's 800 m freestyle event, Australia's Jessica Ashwood placed third the event in a time of 8:54.79 but was unable to claim the bronze medal due the Oceania Championship rule that states that a single country can only claim the first two medals in any single event.