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Island Records Mens - 50m

Island Records Men - 50m

Mens longcourse (50m) records

Updated: 26/04/2009

Event	Competitor	Time	Competition	Location	Date
50m Freestyle	Sean Rowe-Hagans	24.86	Commonwealth Games	Kuala Lumpur	1998
100m Freestyle	Sean Rowe-Hagans	54.18	State Championships	Queensland Aus	2001
200m Freestyle	Tom Hollingworth	1.56.02	Metropolitan Champs, Sydny	Sydney	2006
400m Freestyle	Jonathon Le Noury	4.10.64	Commonwealth Games	Melbourne	2006
1500m Freestyle	Jonathon Le Noury	16.38.61	Commonwealth Games	Melbourne	2006
50m Breaststroke	Jeremy Osborne	33.01	Commonwealth Games	Melbourne	2006
100m Breaststroke	Andrew Robilliard	1.08.80	Commonwealth Games	Brisbane	1982
200m Breaststroke	Andrew Robilliard	2.26.83	Commonwealth Games	Brisbane	1982
50m Backstroke	Ian Powell	27.38	Commonwealth Trials	Sheffield	2005
100m Backstroke	Ian Powell	58.36	American Open	USA	2006
200m Backstroke	Ian Powell	2.05.58	British Olympic Trials	Sheffield	2004
50m Butterfly	Ian Powell	25.51	Commonwealth Games	Melbourne	2006
100m Butterfly	Ian Powell	53.76	British Championships	Sheffield	2009
200m Butterfly	Ian Powell	1.58.49	British Championships	Sheffield	2009
200m I.M.	Tom Hollingsworth	2.07.77	Nationals	Sheffield	2007
400m I.M.	Tom Hollingsworth	4.35.61	Metropolitan Champs, Sydney	Sydney	2008

Newsflash

Despair turned to terrific excitement for the Elizabeth College relay teams at the weekend.

Following initial fears that their chance to compete at the English Schools Swimming Association Team Nationals finals would be scuppered due to adverse weather conditions, they eventually grabbed their unexpected opportunities with both hands.

As master in charge Brain Allen explained: ‘To reach a national swimming final is a goal that makes all the training and years of hard work worthwhile, so you can imagine how the team felt when they heard the announcement that Birmingham Airport was closed due to snow.

‘They were devastated.’