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Aussies To Defend Home Turf At Australian Open Water Swimming Championships

Aussies To Defend Home Turf At Australian Open Water Swimming Championships

Courtesy of Australian Swimming, Brighton Beach, Adelaide.

Jon McKay from Canada, Gaku Watanabe, Kuu Motoyama, Koichiro Iwazumi, and Shuu Watanabe from Japan, Ferry Weertman and Olivier Jans from the Netherlands, Jordan Wilimovsky and Nicholas Norman from the USA, Sebastien Priscott from the New Zealand, Matan Roditi from Israel, and Gordon Mason from Great Britain are Down Under and ready to take on the best of the Australian open water swimmers at the 2020 Australian Open Water Championships this weekend.

On the women’s side, 2020 Australian Olympian Kareena Lee will be chased by the best Australian open water swimmers in addition to Mia Yamamoto, Maki Uchida, Airi Ebina, and Miyu Nagao from Japan, Eva Fabian from Israel, Kathryn Campbell, Ashley Twichell, and Haley Anderson from the USA.

Men’s 10 km Race Results:
1. Stephen Hughes (38)

2. Jon McKay (24)

3. Nick Sloman (22)

4. Kai Edwards (21)

5. Bailey Armstrong (20)

6. Nicholas Rollo (21)

7. Reilly Kennedy (19)

8. Simon Huitenga (31)

9. Christopher Deegan (23)

10. Cormac Guthrie (20)

11. Oliver Signorini (23, shown above)

12. Riley Clout (19)

13. William Rollo (23)

14. Adam Sudlow (19)

15. Benjamin Jones (22)

16. Daniel Miller (19)

17. Matthew Robinson (23)

18. Riley Easton (19)

19. Phoenix Douglas (20)

20. Robbe Dilissen (20)

21. Gaku Watanabe (18)

22. Kuu Motoyama (17)

23. Koichiro Iwazumi (15)

24. Shuu Watanabe (17)

25. Ferry Weertman (27)

26. Liam McHugh (24)

27. Jordan Wilimovsky (25)

28. Nicholas Norman (22)

29. Sebastien Priscott (19)

30. Joshua Parris (22)

31. Olivier Jans (19)

32. Jack Well (19)

33. Matan Roditi (21)

34. Gordon Mason (20)

Women’s 10 km Race Results:

1. Ella Harnetty (19)

2. Kareena Lee (26)

3. Bianca Crisp (20)

4. Jordan White (26)

5. Aisha Thornton (28)

6. Chelsea Gubecka (21)

7. Phoebe Hines (21)

8. Madisyn Armstrong (19)

9. Ebony Blackstone (23)

10. Mia Yamamoto (18)

11. Sacha Downing(22)

12. Tayla Martin (20)

13. Laura Brosnan (19)

14. Imogen Foley (20)

15. Jade Slee (19)

16. Rebekah Weller (25)

17. Maki Uchida (18)

18. Airi Ebina (18)

19. Mikayla Messer (20)

20. Chloe Truscott (21)

21. Miyu Nagao (17)

22. Josie Page (20)

23. Eva Fabian (26)

24. Suzanne Ryan (22)

25. Kathryn Campbell (25)

26. Ashley Twichell (30)

27. Haley Anderson (28)

28. Katelyne Irwin(24)

29. Jessica Lavin (20)

30. Jessica Evans (32)

31. Zoe Whitfield (27)

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