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THE 2004 PARALYMPIC GAMES<br />
BRITISH SWIMMING TEAM MEDIA GUIDE<br />
ATHENS, GREECE 17th - 28th SEPTEMBER
THE 2004 PARALYMPIC<br />
GAMES<br />
ATHENS, GREECE<br />
17th - 28th SEPTEMBER 2004<br />
MEDIA GUIDE
INDEX<br />
PAGE No<br />
Foreward<br />
Media contacts<br />
Media protocol<br />
Paralympics GB swimmers<br />
Paralympics GB <strong>staff</strong><br />
Newcomer’s guide to swimming<br />
Paralympic swimming events<br />
Paralympic swimming programme<br />
History of the Paralympics<br />
Past British Paralympic swimming medallists<br />
Layman’s guide to classification<br />
Records<br />
Paralympics GB swimmers (profiles)<br />
Paralympics GB <strong>staff</strong> (profiles)<br />
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5<br />
6 - 7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12 - 16<br />
17<br />
18 - 19<br />
20 - 21<br />
22 - 39<br />
40 - 68<br />
69 - 72<br />
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FOREWORD<br />
TIM REDDISH - DIRECTOR OF DISABILITY SWIMMING<br />
Welcome to this guide for the Great Britain Swimming Team for the Paralympic Games, Athens 2004.<br />
In Sydney, Great Britain attained third place on the Gold Medal Table behind Canada and Spain. Since 2000,<br />
Great Britain were European Champions in 2001 ahead of rivals Spain and also finished top of the medal table<br />
at the 2002 International Paralympic Committee World Swimming Championships.<br />
The team for Athens contains both first time and experienced Paralympic swimmers and <strong>staff</strong>, some of whom<br />
are competing in their fifth and sixth Paralympic Games. The experience of these swimmers combined with a<br />
highly skilled team of <strong>staff</strong> will enable Great Britain to send its best ever prepared swimming team to the Games.<br />
The team is a cohesive unit consisting of 34 swimmers and 16 <strong>staff</strong> who work together for the benefit of the<br />
swimmers.<br />
The aim for Athens will be for the Great Britain team to win more gold medals than in Sydney with<br />
a smaller team.<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Director of Disability Swimming<br />
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MEDIA CONTACTS<br />
CONTACT DETAILS<br />
IN ATHENS:<br />
Amanda Smith, British Swimming communications officer<br />
(+44) 07876 652318<br />
amanda.smith@swimming.org<br />
OR:<br />
The BPA Press Office: [00 30] 6946 167253<br />
PLEASE NOTE THAT ATHENS IS +2 HOURS GMT<br />
IN THE UK:<br />
The British Paralympic Association press office: (01225) 383518<br />
OR<br />
British Swimming press office: (01509) 632237<br />
communications@swimming.org<br />
USEFUL WEBSITES:<br />
British Swimming website:<br />
The official site of British Swimming and the Amateur Swimming Association<br />
www.britishswimming.org<br />
Athens Paralympics website:<br />
www.athens2004.com<br />
Paralympics GB website:<br />
The official site of the British Paralympic Association<br />
www.<strong>paralympics</strong>.org.uk<br />
International Paralympic Committee:<br />
http://www.paralympic.org<br />
IPC Swimming:<br />
For information on records, rankings and classification<br />
http://www.ipcswimming.org<br />
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MEDIA PROTOCOL<br />
FOR MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH PARALYMPIC SWIMMING SQUAD<br />
The media protocol has been designed to help achieve an understanding between all media and those representing<br />
the British Paralympic team in swimming. It aims to create opportunities for the media as well as appreciate the<br />
commitments of athletes and <strong>staff</strong>. This media protocol will be utilised leading up to and during the Paralympic<br />
Games in Athens.<br />
The protocol recognises that everybody is present at a major competition to do a job - whether they are athletes,<br />
team <strong>staff</strong> or the media. Each group experiences their own pressures to deliver, however, consideration of each other’s<br />
circumstances, roles and responsibilities will help ensure everybody has a successful and productive experience.<br />
As a rule of thumb, all media enquiries relating to members of the British Paralympic Team in Athens (and earlier in<br />
Cyprus) should be routed via the team press office. The key contact for swimming in that press office will be Caroline<br />
Searle (Greek mobile number: [00 30] 6946 167253). A landline number will also be available for the BPA press office<br />
at the Games in due course.<br />
In Athens, British Swimming communications officer Amanda Smith will be handling the media at the swimming venue<br />
on a daily basis, including any on the spot interview requests.<br />
Early access to any British Paralympic Team member prior to the Paralympic Games<br />
Access to swimmers, the Performance Director (PD) and coaches will be limited to press conferences and/or individual<br />
interviews that may be scheduled at the BPA holding camp in Cyprus.<br />
Access to the Director of disability swimming (PD), Tim Reddish MBE during the Paralympic Games<br />
Media requests in relation to the PD should go through the BPA Press office by telephone or through Amanda Smith<br />
at the swimming venue. Those wishing to put a question to the PD should provide as much warning as possible so the<br />
PD can identify a window of opportunity to respond. If the PD is unable to respond in person an alternative will be<br />
arranged if possible. During the competition the PD will only give his views on the performances of Team GB swimmers<br />
as a whole. Due to the demands of the job at hand, the PD’s time will be limited so prior notice to any requests would<br />
be greatly appreciated.<br />
Access to the British coaches during the Paralympic Games<br />
Due to the nature of the role of a coach for Disability Swimming it may not be possible for the media to gain access to<br />
a specific coach post heats and/or finals. If a specific coach is unavailable in person then an alternative will be arranged<br />
if possible. Comments on the overall team performance will only be given by the PD.<br />
Access to Swimmers or Team Staff during competition<br />
Requests for interviews with swimmers or team <strong>staff</strong> must go through the BPA press office by telephone or through<br />
Amanda Smith at the venue. Whereas media deadlines will always be considered, these interviews will be arranged at<br />
a time the swimmer or coach can be made available. This is obviously due to the demands of the competition. Athletes<br />
and team coaches will only comment on their relevant performances. Overall comments will be provided by the PD or<br />
the Team Manager, sometimes via Amanda Smith. The Team Manager must always be aware of the exact location of<br />
every athlete or member of <strong>staff</strong> at all times.<br />
Access to swimmers and coaches will be limited to the official mixed zone, press conferences or through prior<br />
arrangements made via the BPA press office or through Amanda Smith at the venue. All swimmers will be<br />
encouraged to speak to the media at this point.<br />
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However, due to the need to recover by ‘’swimming down’’ in another pool immediately after an event, this time will<br />
be limited - especially between heats and finals - and it is envisaged the media will collect at a suitable vantage point<br />
to be informed as a group rather than as individuals.<br />
Amanda Smith will try to obtain quotes from swimmers if, for whatever reason, access to the athlete has been limited<br />
further. These will hopefully be provided before swim-down, lactate or drug testing. If it is not possible to meet these<br />
needs then interviews will have to take place following the swim-down / medal presentation.<br />
If a swimmer has achieved a notable result their specific coach will make themselves available to the media at the end<br />
of the session. It is envisaged the media officer or PD Tim Reddish will be present during interviews where possible.<br />
Media not present at the Paralympic Games<br />
Not all media will be accredited for the Paralympic Games. Media wishing to make enquiries by telephone can do<br />
so via the BPA press office in the UK (01225) 383518 or via the British Swimming media team on 01509 632237.<br />
Swimmers, <strong>staff</strong> or the PD should not be contacted directly. Their time is limited and therefore the various press<br />
offices will arrange for information to be forwarded at a convenient moment.<br />
British Swimming encourages the sport to be covered by all media, present or not present. However, all media should<br />
understand that priority has to be given to those who are in attendance at the Paralympic Games. Efforts will be made<br />
to meet all requests and British Swimming asks that the protocol be respected at all times.<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
All media requests will be considered on their individual merits and decisions made in the best interests of the British<br />
Paralympic Team. Several requests for separate interviews at the same time will be dealt with in order of deadlines.<br />
Media with the tightest deadline will be dealt with first.<br />
If photographers require access to members of the British Paralympic team or non-action shots away from the<br />
competition then all requests should be made through the British Team Press office or British Swimming media office.<br />
All media enquiries should be made to the British Paralympic Team Press Office or via Amanda Smith at the venue.<br />
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PARALYMPICS GB SWIMMERS<br />
PARALYMPICS GB SWIMMERS<br />
Name<br />
Club<br />
Coach<br />
James<br />
Sarah<br />
Elaine<br />
Kenneth<br />
Claire<br />
Jeanette<br />
Jenny<br />
James<br />
Jody<br />
Gareth<br />
Graham<br />
Lara<br />
Rhiannon<br />
David<br />
Jemma<br />
Elizabeth<br />
Natalie<br />
Sascha<br />
Dervis<br />
Callum<br />
Darren<br />
Nyree<br />
Andrew<br />
Giles<br />
Mhairi<br />
Margaret<br />
David<br />
Anthony<br />
Jane<br />
Matthew<br />
Danielle<br />
Robert<br />
Fran<br />
Marc<br />
Anderson<br />
Bailey<br />
Barrett<br />
Cairns<br />
Cashmore<br />
Chippington<br />
Coughlin<br />
Crisp<br />
Cundy<br />
Duke<br />
Edmunds<br />
Ferguson<br />
Henry<br />
Hill<br />
Houghton<br />
Johnson<br />
Jones<br />
Kindred<br />
Konuralp<br />
Lawson<br />
Leach<br />
Lewis<br />
Lindsay<br />
Long<br />
Love<br />
McEleney<br />
Roberts<br />
Stephens<br />
Stidever<br />
Walker<br />
Watts<br />
Welbourn<br />
Williamson<br />
Woods<br />
Broxburn<br />
Stretford<br />
Out to Swim<br />
Stirling<br />
Wyre Forest<br />
Slough & Eton Dolphins<br />
St Helens<br />
Nova Centurion<br />
Hatfield<br />
Swim Swansea<br />
Swim Swansea<br />
Incas<br />
Swim Swansea<br />
Kelly College<br />
Greenwich Meridian<br />
Swim Swansea<br />
Colchester Phoenix<br />
Stretford<br />
Greenwich Meridian<br />
Nova Centurion<br />
Royal Tunbridge Wells Monson<br />
Stretford<br />
Incas<br />
Barnet Copthall<br />
Stirling<br />
Port Glasgow Otters<br />
Swim Swansea<br />
Bridgwater<br />
Leicester Penguins<br />
Marple<br />
City of Oxford<br />
Lincoln Vulcans<br />
Colchester Phoenix<br />
Wilmslow & District<br />
Anthony Stickland<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Michelle Weltman<br />
Eddie McCluskey<br />
Steve Joyce<br />
Jeff Tibballs<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Bill Furniss<br />
Nick Juba<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Garrie Roberts<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Robin Brew<br />
Kevin Arundell<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Lars Humer<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Kevin Arundell<br />
Glenn Smith<br />
Mick Gear<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Garrie Roberts<br />
Rhys Gormley<br />
Anthony Stickland<br />
Eddie McCluskey<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Andy Stephens<br />
Jill Stidever<br />
Colin Hood<br />
N/A<br />
Jamie Pearcewright/<br />
GrahamBassi<br />
N/A<br />
Lars Humer<br />
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PARALYMPICS GB STAFF<br />
PARALYMPICS GB STAFF<br />
Director of Disability Swimming:<br />
Team Manager:<br />
Assistant Team Manager / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Doctor / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Nurse / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Physiotherapist / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Physiotherapist / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Support <strong>staff</strong> / carer:<br />
Coaches / support <strong>staff</strong>:<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Melanie Rodrigues<br />
Sarah Starbuck<br />
Derek Martin<br />
Lisa Cooper<br />
Paul Martin<br />
Nicki de Leon<br />
Paul McInneny<br />
Mick Gear<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Lars Humer<br />
Eddie McCluskey<br />
Billy Pye<br />
Anthony Stickland<br />
Jill Stidever<br />
Michelle Weltman<br />
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NEWCOMER’S GUIDE TO SWIMMING<br />
Swimmers often talk using strange abbreviations and words that don’t apply to the outside world.<br />
Below is a simple glossary of some of these terms.<br />
PB - Personal best time<br />
Splits - The time at each 50m turn. Swimmers will monitor these to check how they paced a race.<br />
Taper - Prior to any big competition, a swimmer will ‘taper’. All this really means is that they rest they cut back the<br />
amount of training that they do and decrease the intensity.<br />
Free - Freestyle / front crawl<br />
Breast - Breaststroke<br />
Fly - Butterfly<br />
Back - Backstroke<br />
IM - Individual medley (butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle). At the Paralympic Games there is a 200m IM<br />
(a swimmer swims 50m of each above stroke) and a 150m IM for classifications SM3 and SM4 (50m of each stroke<br />
excluding butterfly). In a medley relay, the backstroke is first which addresses the fact that backstrokers can’t do a<br />
dive takeover. Four swimmers complete 50m or 100m each (depending whether it’s a 4x50m or 4x100m relay) in the<br />
following order: backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle.<br />
Long Course - The Paralympic Games are being held in long course format, which means that all events take place in<br />
a 50m pool. Short course events are those held in a 25m pool.<br />
Shaving-down - Most swimmers shave the hair from their bodies for a big meet. Although they will remove almost all<br />
of their body hair, the actual purpose is to remove the top layer of skin. This increases the sensitivity and “feel” for the<br />
water. Even though a lot of swimmers will wear all-over body suits at the Paralympic Games, shaving will remain an<br />
important psychological step in getting ready for a race.<br />
The eight fastest swimmers from the heats will swim in the final. However, where there are less than eight entrants,<br />
the race will be swum as a straight final.<br />
The lane order for finals is decided from the times recorded in the heats (or in entry times in the case of a straight<br />
final). The fastest qualifier swims in lane four, second fastest in lane five, third in lane three, fourth in lane six, fifth<br />
in lane two, sixth in lane seven, seventh in lane one and eighth in lane eight. Theoretically, this creates a spearhead<br />
format in the race.<br />
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PARALYMPIC SWIMMING EVENTS<br />
50m and 100m freestyle: class S1 men only and S2 to S13<br />
200m freestyle: class S2 men only and S3 to S5<br />
400m freestyle: class S6 to S13<br />
50m backstroke: class S1 men only and S2 to S5<br />
100m backstroke: class S6 to S13<br />
50m butterfly: class S4 to S7<br />
100m butterfly: class S8 to S13<br />
50m breaststroke: class SB2 men only and SB3<br />
100m breaststroke: class SB4 to SB9 and S11 to S13<br />
150m individual medley: class SM3 men only and SM4<br />
200m individual medley: class SM5 men only and SM6 to SM13<br />
Relay 4x50m freestyle and 4x50 medley relay<br />
Relay 4x100m freestyle and 4x100m medley relay<br />
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PARALYMPIC SWIMMING PROGRAMME<br />
The Swimming events will take place at the indoor pool of the Olympic Aquatic Centre of the Athens Olympic<br />
Sports Complex (OAKA). The competition programme will be completed in nine days, from 19 to 27 September 2004.<br />
The Paralympic Games programme includes up to seven individual events and two relays for every men’s and women’s<br />
category.<br />
Heats will be swum in the morning with finals in the evening, and the eight fastest competitors (teams in the case of<br />
the relay) will progress straight to the finals.<br />
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH<br />
S13<br />
S13<br />
S3<br />
S3<br />
S4<br />
S4<br />
S5<br />
S5<br />
SM6<br />
SM6<br />
SM7<br />
SM7<br />
S8<br />
S8<br />
S9<br />
S9<br />
S11<br />
S12<br />
S12<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (w)<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (w)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Jane Stidever<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Natalie Jones, Liz Johnson, Nyree Lewis<br />
Matt Walker, Andrew Lindsay, David Roberts<br />
James Crisp, Giles Long<br />
Claire Cashmore<br />
Jemma Houghton<br />
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20TH<br />
S10<br />
S10<br />
S13<br />
S13<br />
S4<br />
S4<br />
S5<br />
S5<br />
SB11<br />
SB11<br />
SB12<br />
SB12<br />
S6<br />
S6<br />
S7<br />
S7<br />
S8<br />
S8<br />
S9<br />
S9<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (w)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Backstroke (m)<br />
50m Backstroke (w)<br />
50m Backstroke (m)<br />
50m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Jane Stidever<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Gareth Duke<br />
Jeanette Chippington, Mhairi Love<br />
Matt Walker, David Roberts<br />
Giles Long<br />
James Crisp<br />
Claire Cashmore, Lara Ferguson<br />
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST<br />
S1<br />
S2<br />
S2<br />
S6<br />
S6<br />
S10<br />
S10<br />
S11<br />
S12<br />
S12<br />
S3<br />
S3<br />
S4<br />
S4<br />
S5<br />
S5<br />
SB7<br />
SB7<br />
SB8<br />
SB8<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (m)<br />
100m Butterfly (w)<br />
200m Freestyle (m)<br />
200m Freestyle (w)<br />
200m Freestyle (m)<br />
200m Freestyle (w)<br />
200m Freestyle (m)<br />
200m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Natalie Jones, Nyree Lewis<br />
Rob Welbourn, Marc Woods, Graham Edmunds<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Jemma Houghton, Elaine Barrett<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Matt Walker, Sascha Kindred<br />
James Crisp<br />
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WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND<br />
SB9<br />
SB9<br />
S13<br />
S13<br />
S7<br />
S7<br />
S8<br />
S8<br />
S2<br />
SM11<br />
SM11<br />
SM12<br />
SM12<br />
S4<br />
S4<br />
S5<br />
S5<br />
34pts<br />
34pts<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
200m Freestyle (m)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
50m Butterfly (m)<br />
50m Butterfly (w)<br />
50m Butterfly (m)<br />
50m Butterfly (w)<br />
4x100m Freestyle relay (m)<br />
4x100m Freestyle relay (w)<br />
Callum Lawson<br />
Lara Ferguson, Sarah Bailey<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
Andrew Lindsay, David Roberts<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Darren Leach<br />
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD<br />
S7<br />
S7<br />
SB2<br />
SB3<br />
SB3<br />
SM5<br />
SM8<br />
SM8<br />
SM9<br />
SM9<br />
SM10<br />
SM10<br />
49pts<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Breaststroke (m)<br />
50m Breaststroke (m)<br />
50m Breaststroke (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
4x100m Freestyle<br />
Andrew Lindsay, David Roberts<br />
Maggie McEleny<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Giles Long<br />
James Crisp, David Hill<br />
Claire Cashmore, Lara Ferguson<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24TH<br />
S1<br />
S8<br />
S8<br />
S11<br />
S11<br />
S12<br />
S12<br />
SB4<br />
SB4<br />
SB5<br />
SB5<br />
SB6<br />
SB6<br />
SM13<br />
SM13<br />
S9<br />
S9<br />
S10<br />
S10<br />
20pts<br />
20pts<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Freestyle (m)<br />
100m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
200m IM (m)<br />
200m IM (w)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
4x50m Freestyle (m)<br />
4x50m Freestyle (m)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Jemma Houghton<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Gareth Duke<br />
Natalie Jones, Liz Johnson<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
James Crisp<br />
Rob Welbourn<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH<br />
S11<br />
S11<br />
S12<br />
S12<br />
S6<br />
S6<br />
S7<br />
S7<br />
S9<br />
S9<br />
S10<br />
S10<br />
SB13<br />
SB13<br />
S2<br />
S2<br />
S3<br />
S3<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
50m Butterfly (m)<br />
50m Butterfly (w)<br />
50m Butterfly (m)<br />
50m Butterfly (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
100m Breaststroke (m)<br />
100m Breaststroke (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Natalie Jones, Liz Johnson<br />
Matt Walker<br />
James Crisp, David Hill<br />
Claire Cashmore<br />
Rob Welbourn, Jody Cundy<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH<br />
S11<br />
S11<br />
S12<br />
S12<br />
SM3<br />
SM4<br />
SM4<br />
S6<br />
S6<br />
S13<br />
S13<br />
S7<br />
S7<br />
S8<br />
S8<br />
S9<br />
S9<br />
S10<br />
S10<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
150m IM (m)<br />
150m IM (m)<br />
150m IM (w)<br />
400m Freestyle (m)<br />
400m Freestyle (w)<br />
100m Backstroke (m)<br />
100m Backstroke (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Jemma Houghton<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Mhairi Love, Nyree Lewis<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
Matt Walker, Andrew Lindsay, David Roberts<br />
James Crisp<br />
Claire Cashmore, Lara Ferguson<br />
Rob Welbourn, Jody Cundy, Graham Edmunds<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH<br />
S1<br />
S2<br />
S2<br />
S3<br />
S3<br />
S4<br />
S4<br />
S5<br />
S5<br />
S6<br />
S6<br />
S13<br />
S13<br />
34pts<br />
34pts<br />
20pts<br />
20pts<br />
49pts<br />
50m Backstroke (m)<br />
50m Backstroke (m)<br />
50m Backstroke (w)<br />
50m Backstroke (m)<br />
50m Backstroke (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
50m Freestyle (m)<br />
50m Freestyle (w)<br />
4x100m Medley (m)<br />
4x100m Medley (w)<br />
4x50m Medley (m)<br />
4x50m Medley (w)<br />
4x100m Medley (m)<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Jane Stidever<br />
Jeanette Chippington, Natalie Jones, Mhairi Love<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Jenny Coughlin<br />
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HISTORY OF THE PARALYMPICS<br />
The Paralympic Games originate from 1948 when a sports competition was organised for World War II veterans with<br />
a spinal cord injury in Stoke Mandeville, England. Four years later athletes from Holland joined the event and so the<br />
international Paralympic movement was born.<br />
The first recognised Paralympic Games were held in Rome in 1960 and immediately followed the Olympics.<br />
Here, around 400 athletes from 23 countries competed in six different sports, including swimming.<br />
Today, the Games are an elite sports event for athletes from six different disability groups competing in 19 sports<br />
and the last Games in Sydney in 2000 involved more athletes that the 1998 Commonwealth Games.<br />
Swimming has been a part of the Games since its conception. Swimmers compete in events ranging from 50m to<br />
400m. This differs slightly from the Olympic Games where swimmers compete in events up to 800m for women and<br />
1500m for men.<br />
This year 580 swimmers from 58 countries have registered for the Games.<br />
PREVIOUS GAMES:<br />
YEAR<br />
1960<br />
1964<br />
1968<br />
1972<br />
1976<br />
1980<br />
1984<br />
1988<br />
1992<br />
1996<br />
2000<br />
CITY<br />
Rome, Italy<br />
Tokyo, Japan<br />
Tel Aviv, Israel<br />
Heidelberg, Germany<br />
Toronto, Canada<br />
Arnhem, Netherlands<br />
Stoke Mandeville, UK<br />
New York, USA<br />
Seoul, Korea<br />
Barcelona, Spain<br />
Atlanta, USA<br />
Sydney, Australia<br />
PARTICIPANTS<br />
400 athletes from 23 countries<br />
390 athletes from 22 countries<br />
750 athletes from 29 countries<br />
1000 athletes from 44 countries<br />
1600 athletes from 42 countries<br />
2500 athletes from 42 countries<br />
4080 athletes from 42 countries<br />
3053 athletes from 61 countries<br />
3020 athletes from 82 countries<br />
3195 athletes from 103 countries<br />
3843 athletes from 123 countries<br />
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PAST BRITISH PARALYMPIC SWIMMING MEDALLISTS<br />
SYDNEY 2000<br />
In 2000, the Great Britain swim team won 15 gold, 24<br />
silver and 23 bronze medals from 169 swimming events<br />
and finished third in the medal table.<br />
COUNTRY<br />
Canada<br />
Spain<br />
Great Britain<br />
USA<br />
Australia<br />
China<br />
GOLD<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Melanie Easter<br />
Emily Jennings<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Andrew Lindsay<br />
Giles Long<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
David Roberts<br />
David Roberts<br />
GOLD<br />
23<br />
22<br />
15<br />
15<br />
14<br />
13<br />
SILVER<br />
15<br />
9<br />
24<br />
17<br />
15<br />
5<br />
S2 50m Free<br />
S3 100m Free<br />
S9 100m Back<br />
SM9 200m IM<br />
S10 100m Fly<br />
S12 400m Free<br />
S9 100m Fly<br />
SB7 100m Breast<br />
SM6 200m IM<br />
S7 100m Back<br />
S8 100m Fly<br />
SB3 50m Breast<br />
S7 50m Free<br />
S7 100m Free<br />
BRONZE<br />
10<br />
16<br />
23<br />
7<br />
21<br />
5<br />
1.15.46<br />
1.54.14<br />
1.05.15<br />
2.25.33<br />
1.00.21<br />
4.53.95<br />
1.15.49<br />
1.25.13<br />
2.57.42<br />
1.16.09<br />
1.08.24<br />
58.12<br />
28.58<br />
1.03.36<br />
TOTAL<br />
48<br />
47<br />
62<br />
39<br />
50<br />
23<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
SILVER<br />
James Anderson<br />
James Anderson<br />
*James Anderson<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Ritchie Barber<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
*Kenny Cairns<br />
James Crisp<br />
Melanie Easter<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Emma Mounkley<br />
Emma Mounkley<br />
Fiona Neale<br />
David Roberts<br />
David Roberts<br />
Ian Sharpe<br />
Tracy Wiscombe<br />
Matthew Walker<br />
S2 50m Free<br />
S2 100m Free<br />
S2 50m Back<br />
S10 100m Back<br />
S7 50m Fly<br />
SM11 200m IM<br />
S3 50m Free<br />
S3 200m Free<br />
S9 100m Fly<br />
S12 100m Free<br />
S12 50m Free<br />
S6 100m Back<br />
S14 50m Free<br />
S14 50m Fly<br />
S8 100m Back<br />
S7 400m Free<br />
S7 100m Back<br />
S12 100m Fly<br />
S14 200m Free<br />
S7 50m Free<br />
1.08.19<br />
2.25.73<br />
1.08.59<br />
1.15.05<br />
34.16<br />
3.06.89<br />
53.87<br />
4.08.22<br />
1.05.59<br />
1.04.84<br />
26.30<br />
1.35.27<br />
29.37<br />
31.06<br />
1.20.25<br />
4.53.86<br />
1.17.87<br />
1.02.05<br />
2.15.97<br />
28.90<br />
Relay 34 Point 4x100m Medley 4.38.71<br />
(James Crisp, Sascha Kindred, Giles Long, Marc Woods)<br />
Relay S11-13 4x100m Medley 4.31.33<br />
(Chris Holmes, Darren Leach, Ian Sharpe, Tim Reddish)<br />
Relay S14 4x100m Free 4.03.00<br />
(Chris Pugh, Chris Hendy, Peter Snashall, Francis Dart)<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
Relay 34 point 4x100m<br />
4.06.85 WR<br />
(Matthew Walker, Marc Woods, David Roberts, Jody Cundy)<br />
Relay 34 Point 4x100m Medley 5.27.94<br />
(Sarah Bailey, Lara Ferguson, Emily Jennings, Jeanette Chippington)<br />
* Winner reclassified after the event but medals stand<br />
as awarded.<br />
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BRONZE<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Jeanette<br />
Chippington<br />
Jeanette<br />
Chippington<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Melanie Easter<br />
Lara Ferguson<br />
Chris Fox<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Emma Mounkley<br />
Wayne Ryding<br />
Ian Sharpe<br />
Kirsty Stoneham<br />
Matthew Walker<br />
Tracy Wiscombe<br />
Tracy Wiscombe<br />
SB12 100m Breast<br />
S6 50m Free<br />
S6 100m Free<br />
S9 100m Free<br />
S9 400m Free<br />
S10 100m Back<br />
SM12 200m IM<br />
SB9 100m Breast<br />
S13 400m Free<br />
S13 50m Free<br />
S12 100m Free<br />
SB12 100m Breast<br />
SB5 100m Breast<br />
SM3 150m IM<br />
SM14 200m IM<br />
SB6 100m Breast<br />
S12 50m Free<br />
S12 100m Free<br />
SB7 100m Breast<br />
S14 50m Free<br />
S14 100m Free<br />
1.30.39<br />
37.44<br />
1.22.23<br />
1.00.58<br />
4.31.45<br />
1.05.73<br />
2.44.10<br />
1.29.66<br />
4.22.06<br />
26.12<br />
57.81<br />
1.15.79<br />
1.52.41<br />
3.06.00<br />
2.38.53<br />
1.35.23<br />
26.57<br />
1.05.98<br />
1.32.56<br />
29.55<br />
1.05.10<br />
Relay 20 Point 4x50m Free<br />
2.46.77<br />
(Paul Johnston, Kenny Cairns, David Roberts, Sascha Kindred)<br />
Relay 20 Point 4x50m Medley 3.28.94<br />
(Jane Stidever, Maggi McEleny, Nyree Lewis, Jeanette Chippington)<br />
ATLANTA 1996<br />
In addition to the 48 medals won in Atlanta, British<br />
swimmers broke eight world records.<br />
COUNTRY<br />
Germany<br />
Great Britain<br />
Australia<br />
U.S.A<br />
Spain<br />
GOLD<br />
James Anderson<br />
Melanie Easter<br />
Jeanette Esling<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Chris Holmes<br />
Emily Jennings<br />
Giles Long<br />
Tracy Wiscombe<br />
GOLD<br />
19<br />
16<br />
16<br />
16<br />
14<br />
SILVER<br />
23<br />
17<br />
16<br />
16<br />
13<br />
BRONZE<br />
14<br />
15<br />
12<br />
16<br />
14<br />
100m Freestyle S2<br />
50m Backstroke S2<br />
400m Freestyle B2<br />
100m Freestyle S6<br />
100m Butterfly S10<br />
200m IM SM10<br />
100m Backstroke S10<br />
100m Breaststroke SB10<br />
100m Backstroke S12<br />
50m Freestyle S12<br />
100m Freestyle S12<br />
200m IM SM9<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
100m Freestyle MH<br />
50m Freestyle MH<br />
TOTAL<br />
56<br />
48<br />
44<br />
45<br />
41<br />
2.41.94<br />
1.13.66<br />
5.11.25<br />
1.23.63<br />
1.02.44<br />
2.38.38<br />
1.15.74<br />
1.26.97<br />
1.07.29<br />
26.61<br />
58.42<br />
2.49.60<br />
1.09.80<br />
1.05.31<br />
31.73<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
WR<br />
Relay 20 Point 4x50m Free<br />
2.52.36<br />
(Jeanette Esling, Maggi McEleny, Jenny Booth, Jane Stidever)<br />
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LAYMAN’S GUIDE TO CLASSIFICATIONS<br />
Swimming is the only sport that combines the conditions of limb loss, cerebral palsy (coordination and movement<br />
restrictions), spinal cord injury (weakness or paralysis involving any combination of the limbs) and other disabilities<br />
(such as Dwarfism (little people); major joint restriction conditions) across classes.<br />
Classes 1-10 - are allocated to swimmers with a physical disability<br />
Classes 11-13 - are allocated to swimmers with a visual disability<br />
Class 14 - is allocated to swimmers with an intellectual disability<br />
The Prefix S to the class denotes the class for freestyle, backstroke and butterfly<br />
The Prefix SB to the class denotes the class for breaststroke<br />
The Prefix SM to the class denotes the class for individual medley<br />
The range is from the swimmers with severe disability (S1, SB1, SM1) to those with the minimal disability<br />
(S10, SB9, SM10)<br />
In any one class some swimmers may start with a dive or in the water depending on their condition.<br />
This is factored in when classifying the athlete.<br />
The examples are only a guide - some conditions not mentioned may also fit the following classes.<br />
FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM<br />
S1 SB1 SM1 - Swimmers in this class would usually be wheelchair bound and may be dependent on others for their<br />
every day needs. Examples: Swimmers with very severe coordination problems in four limbs or have no use of their legs,<br />
trunk, hands and minimal use of their shoulders only. Usually only swim on their back.<br />
S2 .SB1 SM2 - Examples: Swimmer able to use their arms with no use of their hands, legs or trunk or have severe<br />
co-ordination problems in 4 limbs.<br />
S3 SB2 SM3 - Examples: Swimmers with reasonable arm strokes but no use of their legs or trunk; swimmers with severe<br />
coordination problems in all limbs and swimmers with severe limb loss to four limbs.<br />
S4 SB3 SM4 - Examples: Swimmers who use their arms and have minimal weakness in their hands but have no use of<br />
their trunk or legs; swimmers with coordination problems affecting all limbs but predominantly in the legs; swimmers<br />
with limb loss to 3 limbs.<br />
S5 SB4 SM5 - Examples: Swimmers with full use of their arms and hands but no trunk or leg muscles; swimmers with<br />
coordination problems;<br />
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S6 SB5 SM6 - Examples: Swimmers with full use of their arms and hands with some trunk control but no useful leg<br />
muscles; swimmers with coordination problems (usually these athletes walk); swimmers with major limb loss of 2 limbs;<br />
Little People (< 130cm for women and 137cm for men)<br />
S7 SB6 SM7 - Examples: Swimmers with full use of their arms and trunk with some leg function; coordination or<br />
weakness problems on the same side of the body; major limb loss of 2 limbs.<br />
S8 SB7 SM8 - Examples: Swimmers with full use of their arms and trunk with some leg function; limb loss of 2 limbs;<br />
swimmers with the use of one arm only<br />
S9 SB8 SM9 - Unless there is an underlying medical condition usually all of these athletes will start out of the water.<br />
Examples: Swimmers with severe weakness in one leg only; swimmers with very slight coordination problems; swimmers<br />
with one limb loss<br />
S10 SB9 SM10 - Examples: Swimmers with very minimal weakness affecting the legs; swimmers with restriction of hip<br />
joint movement; swimmers with both feet deformed; swimmers with minor limb loss of part of a limb.<br />
VISUALLY IMPAIRED CLASSES<br />
S11 SB11 SM11 - These swimmers are unable to see at all and are considered totally blind. They must wear blackened<br />
goggles if they swim in this class. They will also require someone to tap them when they are approaching a wall.<br />
S12 SB12 SM12 - These swimmers can recognise the shape of a hand and have some ability to see. There is a large<br />
range of vision ability within this class.<br />
S13 SB13 SM13 - Swimmers who are the most sighted but are legally considered to be blind.<br />
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY<br />
S14 SB14 SM14 - Swimmers who have a recognised intellectual impairment according to international standards as<br />
recognised by the World Health Organisation ie IQ testing of 75 and below.<br />
S14 Swimmers are not competing at the Athens Paralympics<br />
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RECORDS<br />
World, European, and British Records<br />
MEN<br />
EVENT<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
CLASS<br />
S1<br />
RECORD<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
TIME<br />
1:08.40<br />
1:08.40<br />
2:20.58<br />
ATHLETE<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
M Chard<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
High Wycombe, 14 Mar 1992<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:00.11<br />
1:05.14<br />
1:05.14<br />
Curtis Lovejoy (USA)<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
46.71<br />
46.71<br />
52.86<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Brno, 28 Aug 2003<br />
Brno, 28 Aug 2003<br />
Christchurch, 13 Oct 1998<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
36.24<br />
38.84<br />
45.70<br />
Clodoaldo Silva (BRA)<br />
Richard Orive (ESP)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Sao Paulo, 8 May 2004<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Braunschweig, 11 Aug 1999<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
32.99<br />
32.99<br />
36.21<br />
Sebastian Rodriguez (ESP)<br />
Sebastian Rodriguez (ESP)<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Sheffield, 7 April 2004<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
31.02<br />
31.26<br />
33.11<br />
Jianhua Yin (CHN)<br />
Peter Lund Andersen (DEN)<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Christchurch, 28 Oct 2003<br />
Atlanta, 25 Aug 1996<br />
Sheffield, 22 Mar 2003<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
28.58<br />
28.58<br />
28.58<br />
Dave Roberts<br />
Dave Roberts<br />
Dave Roberts<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
27.48<br />
27.90<br />
30.28<br />
Ben Austin (AUS)<br />
Kostas Fykas (GRE)<br />
W Ryding<br />
Manchester, 1 August 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
26.36<br />
27.57<br />
28.53<br />
Xiaoming Xiong (CHN)<br />
Luis Nunez (ESP)<br />
James Crisp<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Barcelona, 17 Apr 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
24.72<br />
25.72<br />
26.55<br />
Benoit Huot (CAN)<br />
David Levecq (ESP)<br />
Graham Edmunds<br />
Edmonton, 17 Jul 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
25.96<br />
27.26<br />
28.21<br />
John Morgan (USA)<br />
Izhar Cohen (ISR)<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
New York, 1987<br />
Seoul, 18 Oct 1988<br />
Braunschweig, 15 Aug 1999<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
25.31<br />
25.59<br />
25.88<br />
Bin Wu (CHN)<br />
Dmytro Aleksyeyev (UKR)<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Busan, 31 Oct 2002<br />
Brno, 5 Jun 2004<br />
Stockholm, 5 Aug 2001<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
24.67<br />
24.67<br />
26.12<br />
Andrey Strokin (RUS)<br />
Andrey Strokin (RUS)<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:25.78<br />
2:25.78<br />
5:15.69<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
M Chard<br />
Tel Aviv, 15 Feb 2004<br />
Tel Aviv, 15 Feb 2004<br />
High Wycombe, 14 Mar 1992<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:10.48<br />
2:22.23<br />
2:22.23<br />
Curtis Lovejoy (USA)<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Sheffield, 10 Apr 2004<br />
Sheffield, 10 Apr 2004<br />
Sheffield, 10 Apr 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:45.36<br />
1:45.36<br />
1:54.03<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Brno, 6 Jun 2004<br />
Brno, 6 Jun 2004<br />
Greve, 11 Mar 2000<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:22.05<br />
1:25.92<br />
1:43.33<br />
Clodoaldo Silva (BRA)<br />
Richard Orive (ESP)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Sao Paulo, 8 May 2004<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Braunschweig, 15 Aug 1999<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:14.61<br />
1:14.61<br />
1:18.88<br />
Sebastian Rodriguez (ESP)<br />
Sebastian Rodriguez (ESP)<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Esbjerg, 5 Mar 2004<br />
Esbjerg, 5 Mar 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:08.10<br />
1:08.65<br />
1:14.30<br />
Jianhua Yin (CHN)<br />
Anders Olsson (SWE)<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Stockholm, 1 Aug 2001<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:02.09<br />
1:02.09<br />
1:02.09<br />
David Roberts<br />
David Roberts<br />
David Roberts<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
59.89<br />
1:01.28<br />
1:05.95<br />
Xiaofu Wang (CHN)<br />
Kostas Fykas (GRE)<br />
Giles Long<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Brno, 28 Aug 2003<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
58.62<br />
1:00.08<br />
1:00.43<br />
Xiaoming Xiong (CHN)<br />
Taras Yastremskyy (UKR)<br />
James Crisp<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
Brno, 6 Jun 2004<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
53.76<br />
56.41<br />
57.44<br />
Benoit Huot (CAN)<br />
David Levecq (ESP)<br />
Rob Welbourn<br />
Manchester, 3 Aug 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
56.67<br />
1:01.74<br />
1:01.80<br />
John Morgan (USA)<br />
Ruslan Burkakov (UKR)<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Gothenberg, 9 Aug 1986<br />
Ceske, 30 Jun 2001<br />
Braunschweig, 12 Aug 1999<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
55.42<br />
55.42<br />
57.55<br />
Sergey Punko (BLR)<br />
Sergey Punko (BLR)<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Quebec, 8 Aug 2003<br />
Quebec, 8 Aug 2003<br />
Manchester, 14 April 2002<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
54.92<br />
55.69<br />
57.18<br />
Scott Field (RSA)<br />
Othmar Carsten (FRG)<br />
Chris Fox<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Gothenberg, 9 Aug 1986<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
23
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:59.55<br />
4:59.55<br />
Vacant<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
Itzhak Mamistalov (ISR)<br />
Tel Aviv, 15 Feb 2004<br />
Tel Aviv, 15 Feb 2004<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:02.50<br />
5:02.50<br />
5:02.50<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:47.91<br />
3:47.91<br />
4:01.19<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Greve, 11 March 2000<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:58.62<br />
3:02.19<br />
4:01.51<br />
Yuji Hanada (JPN)<br />
Richard Orive (ESP)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Osaka, 10 Aug 2003<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 6 June 1998<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:47.82<br />
2:47.82<br />
2:47.82<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:06.46<br />
5:06.46<br />
6:12.77<br />
Anders Olsson (SWE)<br />
Anders Olsson (SWE)<br />
Matt Whorwood<br />
Aix en Provence, 30 Jan 2004<br />
Aix en Provence, 30 Jan 2004<br />
Manchester, 16 July 2004<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:53.75<br />
4:53.86<br />
4:53.86<br />
Dean Booth (NZL)<br />
David Roberts<br />
David Roberts<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 2000<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:42.97<br />
4:46.88<br />
5:00.45<br />
Jason Wening (USA)<br />
Christopher Kuken (GER)<br />
S Feltham<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 2000<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 2 June 2000<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:25.24<br />
4:25.24<br />
4:25.24<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:04.20<br />
4:22.92<br />
4:24.39<br />
Philippe Gagnon (CAN)<br />
Lukas Urbanek (CZE)<br />
Rob Welbourn<br />
Toronto, 7 Aug 2001<br />
Mar del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Manchester, 16 July 2004<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:20.83<br />
4:53.82<br />
4:54.61<br />
John Morgan (USA)<br />
Viktor Smyrnov (UKR)<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Barcelona, 7 Sep 1992<br />
Brno, 5 June 2004<br />
Braunschweig, 11 Aug 1999<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:13.74<br />
4:13.74<br />
4:31.22<br />
Sergei Punko (BLR)<br />
Sergei Punko (BLR)<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2004<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2004<br />
Stockholm, 1 Aug 2001<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:16.20<br />
4:16.20<br />
4:22.06<br />
Enrique Floriano (ESP)<br />
Enrique Floriano (ESP)<br />
Chris Fox<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
24
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:21.42<br />
1:21.42<br />
2:14.47<br />
Christos Tampaxis (GRE)<br />
Christos Tampaxis (GRE)<br />
M Chard<br />
Braunschweig, 14 Aug 1999<br />
Braunschweig, 14 Aug 1999<br />
High Wycombe, 14 Mar 1992<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:04.64<br />
1:04.64<br />
1:04.64<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Sheffield, 9 Apr, 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 Apr, 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 Apr, 2004<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
52.72<br />
52.72<br />
1:02.21<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
Martin Kovar (CZE)<br />
T Hunter<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
Barcelona, 11 Sep 1992<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
45.90<br />
47.67<br />
54.03<br />
Juan Reyes (MEX)<br />
Luca Pancalli (ITA)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Barcelona, 11 Sep 1992<br />
Atlanta, 22 Aug 1996<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
38.02<br />
39.20<br />
42.00<br />
Junquan He (CHN)<br />
Zsolt Vereczkei (HUN)<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
Esbjerg, 6 Mar 2004<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:16.01<br />
1:16.01<br />
1:23.68<br />
Igor Protnikov (RUS)<br />
Igor Protnikov (RUS)<br />
G Gayton<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Stockholm, 31 July 2001<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:15.21<br />
1:15.21<br />
1:15.16<br />
Andrew Lindsay<br />
Andrew Lindsay<br />
Andrew Lindsay<br />
Edmonton, 19 July 2003<br />
Edmonton, 19 July 2003<br />
Aix-en-Provence, 31 Jan 2004<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:09.28<br />
1:09.28<br />
1:21.95<br />
David Malone (IRE)<br />
David Malone (IRE)<br />
S Feltham<br />
Christchurch, 17 Oct 1998<br />
Christchurch, 17 Oct 1998<br />
Badajoz, 10 Aug 1997<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:04.43<br />
1:04.43<br />
1:04.43<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
Sheffield, 8 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 April 2004<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:01.55<br />
1:01.55<br />
1:05.73<br />
Maciej Maik (POL)<br />
Maciej Maik (POL)<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Stockholm, 1 Aug 2001<br />
Stockholm, 1 Aug 2001<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:09.23<br />
1:10.96<br />
1:16.05<br />
John Morgan (USA)<br />
Viktor Smyrnov (UKR)<br />
J Muirhead<br />
Barcelona, 9 Sep 1992<br />
Brno, 4 Jun 2004<br />
Arnhem, 20 Mar 2000<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:02.40<br />
1:02.40<br />
1:07.29<br />
Raman Makarau (BLR)<br />
Raman Makarau (BLR)<br />
Chris Holmes<br />
Quebec, 6 Aug 2003<br />
Quebec, 6 Aug 2003<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:03.80<br />
1:06.91<br />
1:11.64<br />
Brian Hill (CAN)<br />
Noel Pedersen (NOR)<br />
Derivs Konuralp<br />
Victoria, 7 Aug 2002<br />
Malta, 3 Nov 1994<br />
Sheffield, 3 June 2001<br />
25
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:33.50<br />
1:41.97<br />
Vacant<br />
Curtis Lovejoy (USA)<br />
Cesario Vieiro (POR)<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
56.68<br />
1:03.67<br />
1:04.00<br />
Arnulfo Castorena (MEX)<br />
Nenad Krisanovic (YUG)<br />
A Morley<br />
Berlin, 30 May 2004<br />
Atlanta, 21 Aug 1996<br />
Sheffield, 31 Oct 1993<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
49.31<br />
49.31<br />
1:01.60<br />
Christian Fritsche (GER)<br />
Christian Fritsche (GER)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Badajoz, 7 Aug 1997<br />
Badajoz, 7 Aug 1997<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:37.24<br />
1:37.24<br />
2:37.15<br />
Ricardo Ten (ESP)<br />
Ricardo Ten (ESP)<br />
S Hart<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Sheffield, 7 June 2003<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:31.50<br />
1:31.50<br />
1:38.24<br />
Kasper Engel (NED)<br />
Kasper Engel (NED)<br />
R Surgeoner<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:28.12<br />
1:31.23<br />
1:35.23<br />
Travis Mohr (USA)<br />
Matthias Schlubeck (GER)<br />
W Ryding<br />
Minneapolis, 23 Apr 2004<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:23.12<br />
1:23.12<br />
1:23.12<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sheffield, 9 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 April 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 April 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:11.78<br />
1:11.78<br />
1:18.00<br />
Andriy Kalyna (UKR)<br />
Andriy Kalyna (UKR)<br />
James Crisp<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:12.65<br />
1:12.65<br />
1:16.99<br />
Dmitri Polin (RUS)<br />
Dmitri Polin (RUS)<br />
Callum Lawson<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:12.33<br />
1:12.33<br />
1:24.80<br />
Oleksandr Mashchenko (UKR)<br />
Oleksandr Mashchenko (UKR)<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2000<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:10.06<br />
1:13.51<br />
1:14.38<br />
Kingsley Burgarin (AUS)<br />
Sergey Punko (BLR)<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 1999<br />
Quebec, 7 Aug 2003<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:08.12<br />
1:08.12<br />
1:13.25<br />
Noel Pedersen (NOR)<br />
Noel Pedersen (NOR)<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Barcelona, 4 Sep 1992<br />
Barcelona, 4 Sep 1992<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
26
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
46.97<br />
46.97<br />
Vacant<br />
Luca Pancalli (ITA)<br />
Luca Pancalli (ITA)<br />
Dratchen, 23 July 1990<br />
Dratchen, 23 July 1990<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
39.04<br />
39.04<br />
46.99<br />
Ervin Kovacs (HUN)<br />
Ervin Kovacs (HUN)<br />
I Gowans<br />
Barcelona, 17 Apr 2004<br />
Barcelona, 17 Apr 2004<br />
Sheffield, 17 May 1997<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
32.52<br />
32.52<br />
34.97<br />
Igor Plotnikov (RUS)<br />
Igor Plotnikov (RUS)<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
33.27<br />
33.27<br />
33.47<br />
Yuriy Andryushin (UKR)<br />
Yuriy Andryushin (UKR)<br />
Ritchie Barber<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:06.26<br />
1:07.16<br />
1:07.16<br />
Ben Austin (AUS)<br />
Giles Long<br />
Giles Long<br />
Brisbane, 10 July 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:04.46<br />
1:04.56<br />
1:04.86<br />
Andrew Haley (CAN)<br />
Olafur Eiriksson (ISL)<br />
James Crisp<br />
Victoria, 9 Aug 2002<br />
Barcelona, 5 Sep 1992<br />
Sheffield, 7 April 2004<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
59.65<br />
1:00.19<br />
1:00.19<br />
Daniel Bell (AUS)<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Jody Cundy<br />
Sydney, 29 Mar 2003<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:03.50<br />
1:07.90<br />
1:07.90<br />
John Morgan<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Atlanta, 17 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 17 Aug 1996<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
58.63<br />
58.63<br />
1:02.05<br />
Raman Makarau (BLR)<br />
Raman Makarau (BLR)<br />
Ian Sharpe<br />
Berlin, 29 May 2004<br />
Berlin, 29 May 2004<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:00.51<br />
1:02.91<br />
1:02.89<br />
Brian Hill (CAN)<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Dervis Konuralp<br />
Regina, 2 Jun 2001<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
27
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
150m IM<br />
SM1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:52.46<br />
5:52.46<br />
Vacant<br />
David Lega (SWE)<br />
David Lega (SWE)<br />
Christchurch, 12 Oct 1998<br />
Christchurch, 12 Oct 1998<br />
150m IM<br />
SM2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:20.59<br />
Vacant<br />
6:05.04<br />
Curtis Lovejoy (USA)<br />
P Hull<br />
Edmonton, 17 July 2003<br />
Sheffield, 3 June 2001<br />
150m IM<br />
SM3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:06.44<br />
3:30.47<br />
4:00.26<br />
Juan Reyes (MEX)<br />
Petter Edstrom (SWE)<br />
Kenny Cairns<br />
Sydney, 22 Oct 2000<br />
Perpignan, 4 Sep 1995<br />
High Wycombe, 14 March 1992<br />
150m IM<br />
SM4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:34.77<br />
2:34.77<br />
3:15.43<br />
Xavier Torres (ESP)<br />
Xavier Torres (ESP)<br />
P Johnston<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Sheffield, 8 Apr 1995<br />
200m IM<br />
SM5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:06.47<br />
3:06.47<br />
3:33.96<br />
Ervin Kovacs (HUN)<br />
Ervin Kovacs (HUN)<br />
Anthony Stephens<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Manchester 17 Jul 2004<br />
200m IM<br />
SM6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:49.60<br />
2:49.60<br />
2:49.60<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Sascha Kindred<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
200m IM<br />
SM7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:45.82<br />
2:45.82<br />
2:53.21<br />
Joop Stokkel (NED)<br />
Joop Stokkel (NED)<br />
Dave Roberts<br />
Barcelona, 10 Sep 1992<br />
Barcelona, 10 Sep 1992<br />
Sheffield, 7 May 2004<br />
200m IM<br />
SM8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:31.74<br />
2:38.71<br />
2:39.56<br />
Xiaofu Wang (CHN)<br />
Kostas Fykas (GRE)<br />
Giles Long<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
Stockholm, 2 Aug 2001<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
200m IM<br />
SM9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:22.87<br />
2:22.87<br />
2:22.87<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
James Crisp<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
200m IM<br />
SM10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:15.70<br />
2:17.54<br />
2:27.30<br />
Benoit Huot (CAN)<br />
Maciej Maik (POL)<br />
Paul Noble<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
Barcelona, 10 Sep 1992<br />
200m IM<br />
SM11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:22.97<br />
2:33.27<br />
2:33.27<br />
John Morgan (USA)<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Barcelona, 5 Sep 1992<br />
Atlanta, 18 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 18 Aug 1996<br />
200m IM<br />
SM12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:16.38<br />
2:16.38<br />
2:23.84<br />
Sergey Punko (BLR)<br />
Sergey Punko (BLR)<br />
Chris Holmes<br />
Quebec, 10 Aug 2003<br />
Quebec, 10 Aug 2003<br />
Atlanta, 18 Aug 1996<br />
200m IM<br />
SM13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:19.74<br />
2:19.74<br />
2:25.51<br />
Enrique Floriano (ESP)<br />
Enrique Floriano (ESP)<br />
Chris Fox<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
28
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
COUNTRY<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
4x50m Freestyle<br />
20pts<br />
World<br />
Orive, Vidal, Toores, Rodriguez<br />
2:24.42<br />
ESP<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Orive, Vidal, Toores, Rodriguez<br />
2:24.42<br />
ESP<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
British<br />
Kenny Cairns, Anthony Stephens,<br />
Gareth Duke, Sascha Kindred<br />
2:45.09<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
4x100m Freestyle<br />
34pts<br />
World<br />
Tian, Wang, Wang, Xiong<br />
4:04.40<br />
CHN<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
European<br />
Matt Walker, Marc Woods,<br />
Dave Roberts, Jody Cundy<br />
4:06.85<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
British<br />
Matt Walker, Marc Woods,<br />
Dave Roberts, Jody Cundy<br />
4:06.85<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
4x100m Freestyle<br />
49pts<br />
World<br />
Dervis Konuralp, Tim Reddish,<br />
Chris Fox, Darren Leach<br />
3:57.53<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
European<br />
Dervis Konuralp, Tim Reddish,<br />
Chris Fox, Darren Leach<br />
3:57.53<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
British<br />
Dervis Konuralp, Tim Reddish,<br />
Chris Fox, Darren Leach<br />
3:57.53<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
29
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
COUNTRY<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
4x50m IM<br />
20pts<br />
World<br />
Torres, Ten, Vidal, Rodrigues<br />
2:36.54<br />
ESP<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
European<br />
Torres, Ten, Vidal, Rodrigues<br />
2:36.54<br />
ESP<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
British<br />
Anthony Stephens, Wayne Ryding,<br />
Sascha Kindred, Kenny Cairns<br />
3:01.34<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
4x100m IM<br />
34pts<br />
World<br />
Purdy, Gagnon, Haley, Huot<br />
4:32.39<br />
CAN<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
James Crisp, Sascha Kindred,<br />
Jody Cundy, Dave Roberts<br />
4:33.43<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
British<br />
James Crisp, Sascha Kindred,<br />
Jody Cundy, Dave Roberts<br />
4:33.43<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
4x100m IM<br />
49pts<br />
World<br />
Sakai, Chujo, Kawai, Sugita<br />
4:31.26<br />
JPN<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Chris Holmes, Darren Leach,<br />
Ian Sharpe, Tim Reddish<br />
4:31.33<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
British<br />
Chris Holmes, Darren Leach,<br />
Ian Sharpe, Tim Reddish<br />
4:31.33<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
30
WOMEN<br />
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:19.65<br />
1:19.65<br />
1:19.65<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Swansea, 28 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 28 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 28 Nov 2003<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:15.46<br />
1:15.46<br />
1:15.46<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
59.92<br />
59.92<br />
1:06.71<br />
Jana Hoffmanova (CZE)<br />
Jana Hoffmanova (CZE)<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
39.23<br />
47.43<br />
1:05.25<br />
Mayumi Nariita (JPN)<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
T Flood<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Perpignan, 9 Sep 1995<br />
Barcelona, 7 Sep 1992<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
36.42<br />
36.42<br />
43.81<br />
Olena Akopyan (UKR)<br />
Olena Akopyan (UKR)<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
36.02<br />
36.10<br />
37.44<br />
Dora Gonzalez (MEX)<br />
Ludivine Loiseau (FRA)<br />
Jeanette Chippington<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
34.42<br />
35.05<br />
39.00<br />
Erin Popovich (USA)<br />
Kirsten Bruhn (GER)<br />
S Rodgers<br />
Minneapolis, 22 Apr 2004<br />
Berlin, 29 May 2004<br />
Sheffield, 8 Jun 2003<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
31.85<br />
31.85<br />
36.09<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
F Neale<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 6 June 1999<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
29.53<br />
30.82<br />
31.32<br />
Natalie du Toit (RSA)<br />
Ricka Stenger (DEN)<br />
Lara Ferguson<br />
Manchester, 31 July 2002<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 7 April 2004<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
28.44<br />
29.65<br />
30.40<br />
Jessica Sloan (CAN)<br />
Claudia Hengst (GER)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
Barcelona, 16 Aug 1991<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
32.98<br />
32.98<br />
33.60<br />
Natalie Ball (GER)<br />
Natalie Ball (GER)<br />
J Burton<br />
Rostock, 27 Mar 2004<br />
Rostock, 27 Mar 2004<br />
Sheffield, 11 Sep 1994<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
28.16<br />
29.10<br />
30.48<br />
Hongyan Zhu (CHN)<br />
Marge Korkjas (EST)<br />
K Stoneham<br />
Madrid, 25 June 1998<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
27.38<br />
27.38<br />
30.01<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Atlanta, 25 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 25 Aug 1996<br />
Esbjerg, 6 March 2004<br />
31
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:55.77<br />
2:55.77<br />
2:55.77<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:43.67<br />
2:43.67<br />
2:52.23<br />
Mairead Berry (IRL)<br />
Mairead Berry (IRL)<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Turku, 5 May 2001<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:03.94<br />
2:05.37<br />
2:26.02<br />
Patricia Valle (MEX)<br />
Annke Conradi (GER)<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Manchester, 19 Jul 2003<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:30.06<br />
1:36.36<br />
2:15.24<br />
Mayumi Narita (JPN)<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
T Flood<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Perpignan, 7 Sep 1995<br />
Barcelona, 5 Sep 1992<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:18.99<br />
1:18.99<br />
1:34.82<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Atlanta, 23 Aug 1996<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:19.72<br />
1:20.82<br />
1:22.23<br />
Erin Popovich (USA)<br />
Ludivine Loiseau (FRA)<br />
Jeanette Chippington<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:14.10<br />
1:16.81<br />
1:27.61<br />
Chantel Wolfenden (AUS)<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
S Rodgers<br />
Sydney, 1 April 2004<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Sheffield, 7 June 2003<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:08.90<br />
1:08.90<br />
1:20.19<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
J Epps<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Sheffield, 24 March 1996<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:02.76<br />
1:07.85<br />
1:08.71<br />
Natalie du Toit (RSA)<br />
Beata Drozdowska (POL)<br />
Lara Ferguson<br />
Barcelona, 23 Jul 2003<br />
Sheffield, 2 Jun 2001<br />
Sheffield, 10 April 2004<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:01.67<br />
1:04.01<br />
1:04.95<br />
Jessica Sloan (CAN)<br />
Claudia Hengst (GER)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
Drachten, 20 Jul 1990<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:11.52<br />
1:12.01<br />
1:15.35<br />
Yvette Michel (CAN)<br />
Daniela Roehle (GER)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
New York, 16 Jun 1984<br />
Riccione, 13 Sep 1997<br />
Sheffield, 7 Jun 2003<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:00.01<br />
1:04.12<br />
1:04.84<br />
Hong Yan Zhu (CHN)<br />
Yuliya Volkova (UKR)<br />
M Easter<br />
Madrid, 23 Jul 1998<br />
Brno, 6 Jun 2004<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
59.88<br />
59.88<br />
1:03.89<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Atlanta, 21 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 21 Aug 1996<br />
Quebec City, 8 Aug 2003<br />
32
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
6:09.80<br />
6:09.80<br />
6:09.80<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Swansea, 29 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 29 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 29 Nov 2003<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:24.95<br />
6:05.95<br />
Vacant<br />
Alejandra Perezlindo (ARG)<br />
Sara Carracelas (ESP)<br />
Mar del Plata, 16 Dec 2001<br />
Stockholm, 2 Aug 2001<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:20.73<br />
4:35.25<br />
4:54.32<br />
Patricia Valle (MEX)<br />
Annke Conradi (GER)<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
Berlin, 27 Jun 2003<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:12.79<br />
3:21.82<br />
Vacant<br />
Mayumi Narita (JPN)<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Atlanta, 20 Aug 1996<br />
200m Freestyle<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:44.61<br />
2:44.61<br />
3:20.51<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 23 Oct 2000<br />
Atlanta, 20 Aug 1996<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
6:03.46<br />
6:03.46<br />
6:01.10<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Mhairi Love<br />
Berlin, 27 Jun 2003<br />
Berlin, 27 Jun 2003<br />
Aix-en-Provence, 30 Jan 2004<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:17.06<br />
5:54.23<br />
6:37.07<br />
Chantal Wolfenden (AUS)<br />
Eva Renate Nesheim (NOR)<br />
R Hardiman<br />
Sydney, 29 Mar 2004<br />
Barcelona, 4 Sep 1992<br />
Sheffield, 4 June 1999<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:05.93<br />
5:16.32<br />
5:44.33<br />
Priya Cooper (AUS)<br />
Heidi Andreassen (NOR)<br />
F Neale<br />
Sheffield, 4 Jun 1999<br />
Stockholm, 4 Aug 2001<br />
Sydney, 22 October 2000<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:35.17<br />
5:01.05<br />
5:34.92<br />
Natalie Du Toit (RSA)<br />
Christiane Reppe (GER)<br />
V Sims<br />
Johannesburg, 1 Dec 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2004<br />
Malta, 3 Nov 1994<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:40.94<br />
4:50.98<br />
4:50.98<br />
Gemma Dashwood (AUS)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Atlanta, 19 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 19 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 19 Aug 1996<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:23.98<br />
5:23.98<br />
5:45.26<br />
Magdalena Tjernberg (SWE)<br />
Magdalena Tjernberg (SWE)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Moscow, 11 Sep 1987<br />
Moscow, 11 Sep 1987<br />
Berlin, 27 Jun 2003<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:53.26<br />
4:53.26<br />
4:52.78<br />
M Easter<br />
M Easter<br />
M Easter<br />
Minneapolis, 12 Jun 1999<br />
Berlin, 27 May 2000<br />
Sheffield, 2 Jun 2000<br />
400m Freestyle<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
4:37.62<br />
4:43.17<br />
4:54.64<br />
Elizabeth Scott (USA)<br />
Daniela Henke (GER)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Barcelona, 7 Sep 1992<br />
Malta, 5 Nov 1994<br />
Manchester, 16 July 2004<br />
33
EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:22.23<br />
1:22.23<br />
1:22.23<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Danielle Watts<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
Swansea, 30 Nov 2003<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:18.66<br />
1:18.66<br />
1:36.67<br />
Sara Carracelos (ESP)<br />
Sara Carracelos (ESP)<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Stockholm, 3 Aug 2001<br />
Stockholm, 3 Aug 2001<br />
Sydney, 25 Oct 2000<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:01.64<br />
1:01.64<br />
1:06.15<br />
Arancha Gonzalez (ESP)<br />
Arancha Gonzalez (ESP)<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Badajoz, 10 Aug 1997<br />
Badajoz, 10 Aug 1997<br />
Sheffield, 9 May 2004<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
48.93<br />
48.93<br />
1:05.21<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
T Flood<br />
Stockholm, 4 Aug 2001<br />
Stockholm, 4 Aug 2001<br />
Assen, 20 Jul 1990<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
40.84<br />
40.84<br />
52.40<br />
Bela Hlavachova (CZE)<br />
Bela Hlavachova (CZE)<br />
Jane Stidever<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Atlanta, 22 Aug 1996<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:28.65<br />
1:28.65<br />
1:28.65<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:25.83<br />
1:25.83<br />
1:42.73<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
R Hardiman<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:18.60<br />
1:18.60<br />
1:20.25<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
Keren Leibovitch (ISR)<br />
F Neale<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 27 Oct 2000<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:10.12<br />
1:16.00<br />
1:19.28<br />
Stephanie Dixon (CAN)<br />
Beata Drozdowska (POL)<br />
Claire Cashmore<br />
Toronto, 7 Jul 2004<br />
Sheffield, 2 Jun 2001<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:14.13<br />
1:15.02<br />
1:15.02<br />
Mikhaila Rutherford (USA)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Mar Del Plata, 11 Dec 2002<br />
Perpignan, 7 Sep 1995<br />
Perpignan, 7 Sep 1995<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:22.39<br />
1:22.39<br />
1:27.84<br />
Daniela Roehle (GER)<br />
Daniela Roehle (GER)<br />
J Burton<br />
Sheffield, 5 Jun 1998<br />
Sheffield, 5 Jun 1998<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:09.89<br />
1:15.04<br />
1:18.99<br />
Trischa Zorn (USA)<br />
Patrycja Harajda (POL)<br />
M Easter<br />
Barcelona, 9 Sep 1992<br />
Brno, 29 Aug 2003<br />
Braunschweig, 14 Aug 1999<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:09.28<br />
1:09.28<br />
1:15.38<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Jenny Coughlin<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 24 Aug 1996<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB1<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:43.89<br />
1:43.89<br />
2:29.40<br />
Liv Tone Lind (NOR)<br />
Liv Tone Lind (NOR)<br />
V Mullett<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Sheffield, 31 Oct 1993<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:15.20<br />
1:15.20<br />
1:15.20<br />
T Flood<br />
T Flood<br />
T Flood<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
Barcelona, 8 Sep 1992<br />
50m Breaststroke<br />
SB3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
56.25<br />
56.25<br />
56.25<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Braunschweig, 12 Aug 1999<br />
Braunschweig, 12 Aug 1999<br />
Braunschweig, 12 Aug 1999<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:54.51<br />
1:54.51<br />
2:30.65<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Jane Stidever<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
Malta, 7 Nov 1994<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:50.06<br />
1:50.06<br />
1:50.06<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:43.16<br />
1:44.47<br />
1:45.43<br />
Sarah Bowen (AUS)<br />
Britta Siegers (GER)<br />
Liz Johnson<br />
Brisbane, 9 July 2004<br />
Barcelona, 11 Sep 1992<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:35.64<br />
1:35.64<br />
1:46.25<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
Liz Johnson<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 9 April 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:21.57<br />
1:21.57<br />
1:33.35<br />
Sisse Egeborg (DEN)<br />
Sisse Egeborg (DEN)<br />
E Jennings<br />
Sheffield, 7 Jun 2003<br />
Sheffield, 7 Jun 2003<br />
Sheffield, 22 Mar 1996<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:16.93<br />
1:23.76<br />
1:25.94<br />
Jessica Sloan (CAN)<br />
Katerina Coufalova (CZE)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 3 Jun 2000<br />
Sheffield, 9 April 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:29.50<br />
1:29.50<br />
1:29.50<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:24.07<br />
1:24.07<br />
1:31.84<br />
Deborah Font (ESP)<br />
Deborah Font (ESP)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Quebec, 7 Aug 2003<br />
Quebec, 7 Aug 2003<br />
Atlanta, 19 Aug 1996<br />
100m Breaststroke<br />
SB13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:17.12<br />
1:18.66<br />
1:27.72<br />
Kirby Cote (CAN)<br />
Karolina Pelendritou (CYP)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Victoria, 9 Aug 2002<br />
Brno, 29 Aug 2003<br />
Sheffield, 8 June 2002<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
57.24<br />
57.24<br />
Vacant<br />
Sandra Eriksson (SWE)<br />
Sandra Eriksson (SWE)<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
40.57<br />
40.57<br />
1:00.10<br />
Olena Akopyan (UKR)<br />
Olena Akopyan (UKR)<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Berlin, 28 Jun 2003<br />
Sheffield, 30 Oct 1993<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
39.13<br />
39.47<br />
45.24<br />
Erin Popovich (USA)<br />
Ludivine Loiseau (FRA)<br />
Liz Johnson<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Mulhouse, 29 Mar 1996<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
S7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
38.16<br />
39.43<br />
45.63<br />
Erin Popovich (USA)<br />
Margita Prokeinova (SVK)<br />
Liz Johnson<br />
Minneapolis, 22 Apr 2004<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 19 Mar 2003<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:22.24<br />
1:22.33<br />
1:30.52<br />
Lu Weiyuan (CHN)<br />
Syreeta van Amelsfoort (NED)<br />
R Latham<br />
Nanjing, 20 Sep 2003<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Manchester, 18 July 2004<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:10.55<br />
1:15.49<br />
1:15.49<br />
Natalie du Toit (RSA)<br />
Emily Jennings<br />
Emily Jennings<br />
Durban, 23 Mar 2004<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:08.88<br />
1:11.66<br />
1:18.19<br />
Gemma Dashwood (AUS)<br />
Claudia Hengst (GER)<br />
J Hogan<br />
Atlanta, 18 Aug 1996<br />
Drachten, 18 Jul 1990<br />
Malta, 4 Nov 1994<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:19.96<br />
1:19.96<br />
1:19.96<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Quebec City, 5 August 2003<br />
Quebec City, 5 August 2003<br />
Quebec City, 5 August 2003<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:05.67<br />
1:05.67<br />
1:14.22<br />
Joanna Mendak (POL)<br />
Joanna Mendak (POL)<br />
M Easter<br />
Brno, 29 Aug 2003<br />
Brno, 29 Aug 2003<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
S13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
1:05.95<br />
1:05.95<br />
1:09.90<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Yvonne Hopf (GER)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Sheffield, 1 June 1996<br />
Sheffield, 1 June 1996<br />
Quebec City, 5 August 2003<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
ATHLETE<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
150m IM<br />
SM2<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
5:30.88<br />
5:30.88<br />
5:30.88<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Vicki Broadribb<br />
Braunschweig, 10 Aug 1999<br />
Braunschweig, 10 Aug 1999<br />
Braunschweig, 10 Aug 1999<br />
150m IM<br />
SM3<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:33.89<br />
3:33.89<br />
3:50.30<br />
Karen Breumso (DEN)<br />
Karen Breumso (DEN)<br />
T Flood<br />
Edmonton, 17 Jul 2003<br />
Edmonton, 17 Jul 2003<br />
Barcelona, 12 Aug 1991<br />
150m IM<br />
SM4<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:53.73<br />
2:56.98<br />
2:59.30<br />
Mayumi Narita (JPN)<br />
Kay Espenhayn (GER)<br />
Maggi McEleny<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Atlanta, 17 Aug 1996<br />
Braunschweig, 10 Aug 1999<br />
200m IM<br />
SM5<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:13.58<br />
3:13.58<br />
6:08.70<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
Beatrice Hess (FRA)<br />
H Bickerdike<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 2 June 2001<br />
200m IM<br />
SM6<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:19.87<br />
3:21.14<br />
3:21.14<br />
Erin Popovich (USA)<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Nyree Lewis<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 7 Apr 2004<br />
Sheffield, 7 Apr 2004<br />
200m IM<br />
SM7<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
3:06.78<br />
3:14.13<br />
3:36.23<br />
Chantel Wolfenden (AUS)<br />
Kristin Hakonardottir (ISL)<br />
Liz Johnson<br />
Sydney, 1 Apr 2004<br />
Mar Del Plata, 14 Dec 2002<br />
Manchester, 4 May 2003<br />
200m IM<br />
SM8<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:58.82<br />
2:58.82<br />
3:17.17<br />
Dora Pasztory (HUN)<br />
Dora Pasztory (HUN)<br />
F Neale<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
Berlin, 28 May 2000<br />
200m IM<br />
SM9<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:43.60<br />
2:44.89<br />
2:48.94<br />
Stephanie Dixon (CAN)<br />
Ricka Stenga (DEN)<br />
Lara Ferguson<br />
Edmonton, 17 July 2003<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Sheffield, 8 May 2004<br />
200m IM<br />
SM10<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:33.64<br />
2:38.38<br />
2:38.38<br />
Jessica Sloan (CAN)<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Sydney, 20 Oct 2000<br />
Atlanta, 17 Aug 1996<br />
Atlanta, 17 Aug 1996<br />
200m IM<br />
SM11<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:57.89<br />
2:57.89<br />
3:00.56<br />
Daniela Roehle (GER)<br />
Daniela Roehle (GER)<br />
Elaine Barrett<br />
Ricione, 8 Sep 1997<br />
Ricione, 8 Sep 1997<br />
Quebec City, 10 Aug 2003<br />
200m IM<br />
SM12<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:32.46<br />
2:40.65<br />
2:44.10<br />
Trischa Zorn (USA)<br />
Ana Garcia-Arcicollar (ESP)<br />
M Easter<br />
Assen, 24 Jul 1990<br />
Quebec, 10 Aug 2003<br />
Sydney, 21 Oct 2000<br />
200m IM<br />
SM13<br />
World<br />
European<br />
British<br />
2:29.16<br />
2:33.95<br />
2:39.31<br />
Kirby Cote (CAN)<br />
Danielle Henke (GER)<br />
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Victoria, 10 Aug 2002<br />
Malta, 4 Nov 1994<br />
Quebec, 10 Aug 2003<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
COUNTRY<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
4x50m Freestyle<br />
20pts<br />
World<br />
Naro, Kato, Fujita, Narita<br />
3:01.31<br />
JPN<br />
Sydney, 24 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Lequien, Durzo, Hess, Loiseau<br />
3:05.23<br />
FRA<br />
Braunschweig, 14 Aug 1999<br />
British<br />
Fran Williamson, Maggi McEleny,<br />
Natalie Jones, Jeannette Chippington<br />
3:19.10<br />
Mar Del Plata, 12 Dec 2002<br />
4x100m Freestyle<br />
34pts<br />
World<br />
Sloan, Campo, Cole, Dixon<br />
4:38.01<br />
CAN<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Reppe, Gotze, Putz, Hengst<br />
4:54.05<br />
GER<br />
Mar Del Plata, 10 Dec 2002<br />
British<br />
Emily Jennings, Jeannette Chippington,<br />
Lara Ferguson, Sarah Bailey<br />
4:52.02<br />
Sydney, 26 Oct 2000<br />
4x100m Freestyle<br />
49pts<br />
World<br />
Roehle, Beeker, Henke, Hopf<br />
4:33.52<br />
GER<br />
Atlanta, 22 Aug 1996<br />
European<br />
Roehle, Beeker, Henke, Hopf<br />
4:33.52<br />
GER<br />
Atlanta, 22 Aug 1996<br />
British<br />
Melanie Easter, Jenny Coughlin,<br />
Elaine Barrett, Rhiannon Henry<br />
4:33.62<br />
Mar Del Plata, 13 Dec 2002<br />
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EVENT<br />
CLASS<br />
RECORD<br />
TIME<br />
COUNTRY<br />
PLACE & DATE<br />
4x50m IM<br />
20pts<br />
World<br />
Lequien, Tripier, Hess, Loiseau<br />
3:10.37<br />
FRA<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Lequien, Tripier, Hess, Loiseau<br />
3:10.37<br />
FRA<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
British<br />
Jane Stidever, Maggi McEleny,<br />
Nyree Lewis, Jeanette Chippington<br />
3:25.87<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
4x100m IM<br />
34pts<br />
World<br />
Dixon, Sloan, Walker, Geiger<br />
5:07.56<br />
CAN<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
European<br />
Baymler, Egeborg, Stenger, Thomsen<br />
5:24.31<br />
DEN<br />
Stockholm, 2 Aug 2001<br />
British<br />
Sarah Bailey, Lara Ferguson,<br />
Emily Jennings, Jeanette Chippington<br />
5:27.94<br />
Sydney, 28 Oct 2000<br />
4x100m IM<br />
49pts<br />
World<br />
Roehler, Beeker, Hopf, Henke<br />
5:11.58<br />
GER<br />
Atlanta, 25 Aug 1996<br />
European<br />
Roehle, Beeker, Henke, Hopf<br />
5:11.58<br />
GER<br />
Atlanta, 25 Aug 1996<br />
British<br />
Jenny Coughlin, Elaine Barrett,<br />
Rhiannon Henry, Melanie Easter<br />
5:04.33<br />
Mar Del Plata, 15 Dec 2002<br />
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SWIMMER PROFILES - MEN<br />
Jim Anderson<br />
Date of Birth: 14.04.63<br />
Born: St Andrews, Fife,<br />
Scotland<br />
Lives: Broxburn, Scotland<br />
Nickname: Jim<br />
Club: Broxburn ASC<br />
Classification: S2<br />
Coach: Anthony Stickland<br />
Height: 1.89m<br />
Weight: 84kg<br />
First Sporting Success: The wheelchair slalom<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning gold at the<br />
Argentina World Championships and beating the<br />
world record holder<br />
Tips for the Top: Train well and listen to what your<br />
coach says<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1991<br />
Sporting Heroes: David Wilkie<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Kenny Cairns<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Boccia<br />
Hobbies: ‘Reading’ talking books, listening to music,<br />
watching TV and watching Scotland play ru<strong>gb</strong>y<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Worrier, friendly, fun-loving<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Kylie Minogue<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Gold medals from Atlanta<br />
Ambitions: To win gold medals at Athens, make it to<br />
the Commonwealth Games and write a book.<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My parents and Jin<br />
Thomson<br />
Toughest Opponent: Curtis Lovejoy<br />
Favourite Venue: Stirling University pool<br />
Tips to Relax: Watch TV or rest on your bed reading<br />
a book<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: 3 Silver medals<br />
Atlanta 1996: 2 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: 3 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
New Zealand 1998: 3 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
Malta 1994: 2 Gold, 1 bronze medal<br />
European Championships<br />
Stockholm 2001: 3 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
Braunschweig 1999: 4 Gold medals<br />
Badajoz 1997: 2 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
Perpignan 1995: 2 Gold, 1 silver medal<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sheffield<br />
07/05/04 1:05.04 secs BR & ER<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield<br />
10/04/04 2:22.23 secs BR & ER<br />
200m Freestyle Sheffield<br />
08/05/04 5:02.50 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
50m Backstroke Sheffield<br />
09/04/04 1:04.64 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Backstroke Berlin<br />
28/06/03 2:31.19 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Sitting in my static caravan at Pitlochry reading my<br />
talking book<br />
40
Kenny Cairns<br />
First Sporting Success: 1976 National Games at Stoke<br />
Mandeville<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning gold in the 100m<br />
freestyle at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1978<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Gymnastics<br />
Hobbies: Music<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Bruce Lee - but bringing him<br />
back from the dead might be the difficult bit!<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My kidneys<br />
Ambitions: To live until at least 47<br />
Toughest Opponent: Will probably be in Athens<br />
Tips to Relax: Do anything except swimming<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Wishing I was going to the 2016 Paralympics<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Date of Birth: 20.12.57<br />
Born: Paisley, Scotland<br />
Lives: Erskine<br />
Club: Port Glasgow Otters<br />
Classification:<br />
S3, SM3, SB2<br />
Coach: Eddie McCluskey<br />
Height: 1.80m<br />
Weight: 61kg<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 100m Freestyle (S3), SILVER 200m<br />
Freestyle (S3), SILVER 50m Freestyle (S3),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle<br />
Atlanta 1996: SILVER 50m Butterfly (S3)<br />
Barcelona 1992: SILVER 150m IM (SM4)<br />
Stoke Mandeville 1984: GOLD 50m Freestyle,<br />
GOLD 100m Freestyle, GOLD 200m Freestyle,<br />
GOLD 4x50m Freestyle<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 200m Freestyle (S3), BRONZE<br />
50m Freestyle (S3), BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle<br />
New Zealand 1998: 1 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 1 relay SILVER<br />
Malta 1994: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S3), GOLD 100m<br />
Freestyle (S3)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S3),<br />
GOLD 100m Freestyle (S3), GOLD 200m Freestyle (S3)<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S3),<br />
GOLD 100m Freestyle (S3), GOLD 200m Freestyle (S3)<br />
Spain 1997: 1 GOLD, 1 SILVER, 1 relay BRONZE<br />
Perpignan 1995: SILVER 50m Freestyle (S3), SILVER 200m<br />
Freestyle (S3), SILVER 150m IM (SM3)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S3 Christchurch<br />
13/10/98 52.86 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S3 Greve<br />
11/03/00 1:54.03 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S3 Greve<br />
11/03/00 4:01.19 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S3 Barcelona<br />
11/09/92 1:16.56 secs BR<br />
150m IM SM3 High Wycombe<br />
14/03/92 4:00.26 secs BR<br />
4x50m Freestyle 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 2:45.09 secs BR<br />
4x50m IM 20pts Stockholm<br />
28/10/00 3:01.34 secs BR<br />
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James Crisp<br />
Date of Birth: 11.10.82<br />
Born: Nottingham<br />
Lives: Nottingham<br />
Nickname: Crispy, Jimmy<br />
Club: Nova Centurion<br />
Classification: S9<br />
Coach: Bill Furniss<br />
Height: 1.85m<br />
Weight: 70kg<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning two gold medals at<br />
the Sydney 2000 Paralympics<br />
First GB Selection Year:<br />
1997 - European Championships in Spain<br />
Sporting Heroes: Marco Van Basten & Michael Jordan<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Football & basketball<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Mohammed Ali<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatics Centre<br />
Tips to Relax: Chill out watching TV or listening<br />
to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years 2014<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD (WR) 100m Backstroke: 1.05.15,<br />
GOLD 200m IM: 2.25.33, SILVER 100m Butterfly: 1.05.59,<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle: 1.00.58, BRONZE 400m<br />
Freestyle: 4.31.45<br />
World Championships<br />
Mar Del Plata 2002: GOLD 100m Backstroke,<br />
GOLD 200m IM, GOLD 400m Freestyle,<br />
GOLD 100m Breaststroke<br />
New Zealand 1998: GOLD (WR) 200m IM: 2.28.32,<br />
GOLD (WR) 100m Backstroke: 1.07.58,<br />
BRONZE 400m Freestyle: 4.35.75<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002:<br />
7th 100m Freestyle, 1:00.88<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Backstroke: 1.06.03,<br />
GOLD 200m IM: 2.25.52, GOLD 100m Butterfly: 1.05.09,<br />
GOLD 100m Freestyle: 1.00.79<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD (WR) 200m IM: 2.26.05,<br />
GOLD (WR) 100m Backstroke: 1.06.79, GOLD 100m<br />
Butterfly: 1.07.23, SILVER 200m Freestyle: 4.32.65<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S9 Sheffield 09/05/04 28.53 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S9 Sheffield 10/04/04 1:00.43 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S9 Sheffield<br />
07/05/04 2:10.53 secs BR & ER<br />
400m Freestyle S9 Sheffield<br />
07/05/04 4:25.24 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
800m Freestyle S9 Sheffield 05/06/98 9:55.93 secs BR<br />
1500m Freestyle S9 Sheffield 05/06/98 18:48.25 secs BR<br />
50m Backstroke S9 Sydney 28/10/00 31.59 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S9 Sheffield<br />
08/04/04 1:04.43 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Backstroke S9 Sydney<br />
31/10/99 2:22.94 secs BR & ER<br />
50m Breaststroke SB8 Sheffield 09/05/04 37.69 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB8 Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 1:18.00 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S9 Stockholm 31/07/01 29.88 secs BR<br />
100m Butterfly S9 Sheffield 07/04/04 1:04.86 secs BR<br />
200m IM SM9 Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 2:22.87 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x100m IM 34pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 4:33.43 secs BR & ER<br />
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Jody Cundy<br />
Date of Birth: 14.10.78<br />
Born: Wisbech<br />
Lives: Old Hatfield<br />
Club: Hatfield SC<br />
Classification:<br />
S10, SB9, SM10<br />
Coach: Nick Juba<br />
Height: 1.71m<br />
Weight: 73kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning gold in the 100m<br />
butterfly and bronze in the 100m backstroke at the<br />
World Championships 1994 in Malta<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning gold in a new<br />
world record time in the 100m butterfly in Sydney<br />
and then anchoring the 4x100m freestyle relay to<br />
gold and a new world record ahead of the Australians<br />
just a few days later.<br />
Tips for the Top: Work and train hard, but most<br />
of all enjoy it<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1994<br />
Sporting Heroes: Michael Jordan<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Liz Johnson - a fellow<br />
Paralympic team mate and my girlfriend<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Basketball & Moto GP<br />
Hobbies: Photography, radio controlled cars,<br />
gadgets, golf<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Competitive, determined, focused<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Michael Jordan<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My Paralympic medals<br />
Biggest Influence On Career: My Mum and Dad -<br />
without them I wouldn’t be where I am now<br />
Toughest Opponent: Daniel Bell of Australia, Benoit<br />
Huot of Canada and David Levaq of Spain<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatic Centre - the results<br />
speak for themselves!<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 100m Butterfly (S10), GOLD 4x100m<br />
Freestyle (34pts), BRONZE 100m Backstroke (S10)<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 100m Butterfly (S10)<br />
World Championships<br />
Mar Del Plata 2002: GOLD 100m Butterfly (S10)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Backstroke S10 Sydney 27/10/00 31.85 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S10 Sydney 27/10/00 1:05.73 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S10 Sheffield<br />
19/03/03 28.05 secs BR & ER<br />
100m Butterfly S10 Mar Del Plata<br />
10/12/02 1:00.19 secs BR & ER<br />
200m Butterfly S10 Minneapolis<br />
13/06/99 2:24.73 secs BR & ER<br />
4x100m Freestyle 34pts Sydney<br />
26/10/04 4:06.85 secs BR & ER<br />
4x100m IM 34pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 4:33.43 secs BR & ER<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 years:<br />
Enjoying passing on my experiences to the next<br />
generation of elite athletes<br />
43
Gareth Duke<br />
Graham Edmunds<br />
Date of Birth: 18.06.86<br />
Born: Cwmbran, Wales<br />
Lives: Pontnewyde<br />
Nickname: Doofy<br />
Club: Swim Swansea<br />
Classification: S6, SB6<br />
Coach: Billy Pye<br />
Height: 4’6<br />
Weight: 9st8<br />
Date of Birth: 22.09.74<br />
Born: Reading<br />
Lives: Swansea<br />
Nickname: Satan<br />
Club: Swim Swansea<br />
Classification: S10<br />
Coach: Billy Pye<br />
Height: 6’3<br />
Weight: 82.6kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning silver in the 100m<br />
breaststroke at the World Championships in Argentina<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Selection for the Athens Paralympics<br />
Tip for the Top: Train hard and keep fit<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2002<br />
Sporting Heroes: Ian Thorpe<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Anthony Stephens<br />
Favourite sport other than swimming: None!<br />
Hobbies: Watching TV, listening to music<br />
and reading books<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Gaz, wee-man, boyo<br />
Most Prized Possession: Billy Pye - my coach!<br />
Ambitions: To win Paralympic gold<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Anthony Stephens<br />
Favourite Venue: Florida<br />
Tips to Relax: Watch TV and listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 years:<br />
Still swimming competitively<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: SILVER 100m Breaststroke (SB6),<br />
BRONZE 4x100m Freestyle<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
4x50m Freestyle Mar Del Plata 12/12/02 2:45.09 secs BR<br />
First Sporting Success: Qualifying for the Athens<br />
Paralympics<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Qualifying for the Athens Paralympics<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2004<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Snowboarding & surfing<br />
Hobbies: Watching films, playing computer games,<br />
fire <strong>staff</strong>ing and fire breathing<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Eccentric, ostentatious, gregarious<br />
Most Prized Possession: My life<br />
Ambitions: To lead a very long, happy, healthy life<br />
Biggest influence on career: My younger brother, Barry<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax:<br />
Don’t worry about other people and don’t be afraid<br />
of standing out and doing your own thing<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 years:<br />
I never look that far ahead!<br />
MAJOR EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Trials 2004: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S10), SIL-<br />
VER 50m Freestyle (S10)<br />
Swansea Open Meet 2004: GOLD 400m IM (SM10)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sheffield 09/05/04 26.55 secs BR<br />
44
David Hill<br />
Date of Birth: 23.03.89<br />
Born: Exeter<br />
Lives: Exmouth, Devon<br />
Nickname: De, De De<br />
or Rooney<br />
Club: Kelly College<br />
Classification: S9, SB9, SM9<br />
Coach: Robin Brew<br />
Height: 1.78m<br />
Weight: 61kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Winning seven gold medals at the DSE National<br />
Junior Championships, Darlington 2000<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Gaining the qualifying time for the Paralympic<br />
Games in Athens at the Trials in May 2004<br />
Tips for the Top: Train hard, listen to your coach and<br />
train at the right intensity at the right time<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2004<br />
Sporting Heroes: Sharron Davies<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Sam Lander at Exmouth SC<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Cycling<br />
Hobbies: Computers, technology, running and cycling<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Quiet, modest and determined<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Rowan Atkinson<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My medal collection<br />
Ambitions: To win gold at the Paralympic Games<br />
Biggest Influence On Career: My own determination<br />
Toughest Opponent: James Crisp<br />
Favourite Venue: Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
To be a high profile disability swimmer, preparing<br />
for the 2016 Paralympic Games.<br />
MAJOR EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Trials 2004: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S9)<br />
British Championships 2004: GOLD 50m Backstroke (S9)<br />
DSE Junior Championships 2004:<br />
GOLD 50m Backstroke (S9)<br />
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Sascha Kindred<br />
Date of Birth: 13.12.77<br />
Born: Munster, Germany<br />
Lives: Manchester<br />
Nickname: Sash<br />
Club: Stretford ASC<br />
Classification: S6 SB7 SM6<br />
Coach: Colin Hood<br />
Height: 1.88m<br />
Weight: 73kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning 7 gold medals at the<br />
Junior Championships in 1992<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning 2 gold, a silver and a<br />
bronze at the 2000 Paralympic in Sydney. Also setting a<br />
new World Record in the 200IM at the Games<br />
Tips for the Top: Always give 110%<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1993<br />
Sporting Heroes: Michael Jordan & Carl Lewis<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Ritchie Barber<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Football & basketball<br />
Hobbies: Cinema, watching Manchester United at<br />
Old Trafford and eating out<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Determined, Modest, Perfectionist<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Michael Jordan<br />
Ambitions: Retain titles in Athens<br />
Biggest Influence On Career: My Mum, she was<br />
committed to take me to training when I was younger<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself (I can stress myself out<br />
and put too much pressure on myself to perform)<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatics Centre<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7), GOLD<br />
200m IM (SM6), SILVER 4x100m Medley relay (SB7),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6)<br />
Atlanta 1996: SILVER 100m Breaststroke (SB7)<br />
Word Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
GOLD 200m IM (SM6), GOLD 4x100m Medley relay<br />
(SB7), BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6)<br />
New Zealand 1998: SILVER 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
SILVER 200m IM (SM6), SILVER 4x100m Medley<br />
relay (SB7), BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6)<br />
Malta 1994: BRONZE 100m Breaststroke (SB7)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
GOLD 200m IM (SM6), GOLD 4x100m Medley relay<br />
(SB7), SILVER 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6),<br />
SILVER 4x50m Medley relay,<br />
BRONZE 50m Butterfly (S6)<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
GOLD 200m IM (SM6), GOLD 4x100m Medley relay<br />
(SB7), SILVER 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6)<br />
Spain 1997: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
BRONZE 50m Freestyle (S6), BRONZE 100m<br />
Freestyle (S6), BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (S6),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (SB7)<br />
France 1995: GOLD 100m Breaststroke (SB7)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S6 Sheffield<br />
22/03/03 33.11secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S6 Stockholm<br />
01/08/01 1:14.30 secs BR<br />
50m Breaststroke SB7 Sheffield<br />
08/04/04 38.95 secs BR,ER & WR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB7 Sheffield<br />
09/04/04 1:23.12secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Breaststroke SB7 Sheffield<br />
02/06/96 3:17.39secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S6 Sheffield 08/05/04 34.97 secs BR<br />
200m IM SM6 Mar Del Plata<br />
14/12/02 2:49.60 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x50 Freestyle Relay 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 2:45.09 secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Stockholm<br />
28/10/00 3:01.34 secs BR<br />
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Dervis Konuralp<br />
Date of Birth: 27.09.80<br />
Born: London<br />
Lives: London<br />
Nickname: Derv<br />
Club: Greenwich<br />
Meridian<br />
Classification: S13<br />
Coach: Kevin Arundell<br />
Height: 1.82m<br />
Weight: 81kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning European gold in the<br />
100m freestyle in 1997<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Setting a new European<br />
record for the 100m butterfly in 2002<br />
Tips for the Top: The pain is all worth it in the end<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1996<br />
Sporting Heroes: Sir Steven Redgrave<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Ian Sharp<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Pool (snooker)<br />
Hobbies: Computer games, collecting coins, learning<br />
the piano, playing chess and lots more<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Determined, ambitious and focused<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Michael Schumacher<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My baby grand piano<br />
Ambitions: To become world number one in all<br />
of my events<br />
Biggest Influence On Career: My Dad<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
European Championships<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 100m Freestyle (S13)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sydney 28/10/00 26.12 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke Sheffield 03/06/01 1:11.64 secs BR<br />
200m Backstroke Sheffield 17/05/97 2:44.18 secs BR<br />
50m Breaststroke Sheffield 08/05/04 35.42 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 1:13.25 secs BR<br />
200m Breaststroke Quebec City 05/08/03 2:45.62 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly Sheffield 07/04/04 28.62 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Butterfly Sheffield 09/05/04 1:02.89 secs BR & ER<br />
4x50m Freestyle (49pts) Madrid<br />
20/07/98 1:49.12 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x100m Freestyle (49pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
10/12/02 3:57.53 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x50m Medley (49pts) Madrid 24/07/98 2:07.02 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Playing a major<br />
role in the family business (property development)<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: BRONZE 50m Freestyle (S13)<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: SILVER 100m Breaststroke (S13)<br />
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Callum Lawson<br />
Darren Leach<br />
Date of Birth: 08.02.86<br />
Born: Mansfield<br />
Lives: Mansfield<br />
Woodhouse<br />
Club: Nova Centurion<br />
Classification: S9, SB9, SM9<br />
Coach: Glenn Smith<br />
Height: 1.82m<br />
Weight: 90kg<br />
Date of Birth: 05.02.76<br />
Born: Kent<br />
Lives: Tonbridge<br />
Nickname: Tiny, Big D, Ratty<br />
Club: RTW Monson<br />
Classification: S12<br />
Coach: Mick Geer<br />
Height: 6’7”<br />
Weight: 92kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Being named the East Midlands<br />
1994 BT Group Champion<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Swimming my first world<br />
record at 15-years-old and being selected to swim<br />
for my country<br />
Tips for the Top: Work hard and give it 100%<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2001<br />
Sporting Heroes: Clive Woodward and the 2003<br />
England ru<strong>gb</strong>y union squad<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Ru<strong>gb</strong>y<br />
Hobbies: Target shooting<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Fun loving and reliable<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Martin Johnson<br />
Ambitions: To do really well in Athens<br />
Toughest Opponent: Paul Noble<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Rough shooting and music<br />
MAJOR EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Trials 2004:<br />
BRONZE 100m Breaststroke (SB9), 100m Freestyle (S9)<br />
British Championships 2004:<br />
50m Breaststroke (SB9), 50m Freestyle (S9)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Breaststroke Sheffield 08/04/04 35.19 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke Sheffield 09/05/04 1:16.99 secs BR<br />
200m Breaststroke Sheffield 11/01/04 2:52.47 secs BR<br />
First Sporting Success: Selection for the European<br />
Championships in 1997<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Meeting Sir Steve Redgrave<br />
before the Sydney Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top: Practice makes permanent not perfect<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1997<br />
Sporting Heroes: Sir Steve Redgrave<br />
Closest Friend in Sport:<br />
James Bird (plays football for London Sports)<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
(I support Liverpool and Tonbridge Angels) and pool<br />
Hobbies: Fishing, playing on my PC and<br />
Playstation2 and music<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Stubborn, proud, easy going<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My Family<br />
(I have a wife and three daughters)<br />
Ambitions: To be a success in whatever I do<br />
Toughest Opponent: Sergey Punko of Belarus<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatics Centre and the<br />
Manchester Aquatic Centre<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Retired and rich!<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Commonwealth Games Manchester 2002:<br />
4th 100m Freestyle (S12)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S12)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S12 Stockholm 05/08/01 25.88 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S12 Manchester 14/04/02 57.55 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S12 Quebec 07/08/03 2:09.74 secs BR<br />
400m Freestyle S12 Stockholm 01/08/01 4:31.22 secs BR<br />
50m Breaststroke SB12 Sydney 22/10/00 34.62 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB12 Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 1:14.38 secs BR<br />
200m Breaststroke SB12 Quebec 05/08/03 2:45.62 secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle 49pts Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 3:57.53 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x100m IM 49pts Sydney 28/10/00 4:31.33 secs BR & ER<br />
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Andrew Lindsay<br />
Date of Birth: 25.10.79<br />
Born: Dunfermline<br />
Lives: Cowdenbeath<br />
Club: Incas<br />
Classification: S7, SB6, SM7<br />
Coach: Garrie Roberts<br />
Height: 5’6<br />
Weight: 54kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Selection for the Scottish disability team in 1993<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning gold in the 100m<br />
backstroke at the Sydney Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top: Put your mind to it, train hard<br />
and you’ll get there<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1995<br />
Sporting Heroes: Lenny Krayzelburg<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: All the Scottish swimmers<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
Hobbies: Listening to music, playing football<br />
and socialising<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Outgoing, energetic & enthusiastic<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Sir Steve Redgrave<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Sydney gold medal<br />
Ambitions: To stay at the top as long as possible<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My coach - Garrie Roberts<br />
Toughest Opponent: Eric Lindmann<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney<br />
Tips to Relax: I’m too energetic to relax!<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Hopefully<br />
coaching both mainstream and disability swimmers<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
Atlanta 1996: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
New Zealand 1998: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
Spain 1997: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
France 1995: GOLD 100m Backstroke (S7)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
800m Freestyle Sheffield 05/06/98 11:37.51 secs BR<br />
1500m Freestyle Sheffield 05/06/98 22:03.00 secs BR & ER<br />
50m Backstroke Sheffield<br />
21/03/03 35.71 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Backstroke Aix-En-Provence<br />
31/01/04 1:15.16 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Backstroke Minneapolis<br />
11/06/99 2:50.29 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
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Giles Long<br />
Date of Birth: 09.07.76<br />
Born: London<br />
Lives: Stoke Newington,<br />
London<br />
Nickname: G-Man/G-Funk<br />
Club: Barnet Copthall<br />
Classification: S8, SB8, SM8<br />
Coach: Rhys Gormley<br />
Height: 1.76m<br />
Weight: 66kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Winning the obstacle race at a school sports day<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning the 100m butterfly<br />
in Sydney and setting a new world record which I did<br />
straight after being beaten at the World Championships<br />
the previous year<br />
Tips for the Top: Sport is all technique.<br />
Technique is thought. Think yourself faster<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1993 French Open<br />
Sporting Heroes: Mohammed Ali and Desert Orchid<br />
(a true professional)<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Adrian Turner<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Scuba Diving, Sailing, Surfing<br />
Hobbies: Guitar playing, sailing<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Fun Loving Enthusiast<br />
Would Most like to Meet: David Attenborough<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Front door key<br />
Ambitions: To be happy<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My Mum and Dad<br />
who encouraged me to join a swimming club<br />
Toughest Opponent: Xiaofu Wang (China)<br />
Favourite Venue: My flat<br />
Tips to Relax: Ensure you have a good circle of<br />
friends outside sport<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 100m Butterfly, GOLD 4x100m<br />
Freestyle relay, SILVER 4x100m Medley relay<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 100m Butterfly, SILVER 4x100m<br />
Medley relay (34 points), BRONZE 200m IM<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield 10/04/04 1:05.95 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly Sheffield 06/03/04 31.16 secs BR & WR<br />
100m Butterfly Sheffield 07/04/04 1:07.18 secs BR<br />
200m Butterfly Minneapolis 13/06/99 2:46.89 secs BR<br />
200m IM Mar Del Plata 12/12/02 2:39.56 secs BR<br />
400m IM Sheffield 01/06/96 5:56.54 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Making a cup of tea<br />
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David Roberts<br />
Date of Birth: 25.05.80<br />
Born: Wales<br />
Lives: Pontypridd<br />
Nickname: Dave<br />
Club: Swim Swansea<br />
Classification: S7<br />
Coach: Billy Pye<br />
Height: 1.87m<br />
Weight: 85kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Selection for Wales in 1994<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning three gold medals<br />
at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top:<br />
Live hard, train hard and always take it to the max<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1999<br />
Sporting Heroes: JPR Williams<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Darren Leach<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Ru<strong>gb</strong>y<br />
Hobbies: Watching ru<strong>gb</strong>y and socialising<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Welsh, mad and friendly<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Nelson Mandela<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Selection letter for Sydney<br />
Ambitions: To enjoy life<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Tim Reddish<br />
Toughest Opponent: Dean Booth<br />
Favourite Venue: Phoenix, Arizona<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music and don’t worry<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S7), SILVER 400m<br />
Freestyle (S7)<br />
British Championships 2004: GOLD 100m Freestyle (S7),<br />
GOLD 200m IM (SM7)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sydney 28/10/00 28.58 secs BR & WR<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield 10/04/04 1:02.09 secs BR & WR<br />
200m Freestyle Berlin 28/06/03 2:20.37 secs BR & WR<br />
400m Freestyle Sydney 22/10/04 4:53.86 secs BR<br />
200m IM Sheffield 07/04/04 2:53.21 secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle Sydney 26/01/00 4:06.85 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Hopefully still swimming and still number one<br />
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Anthony Stephens<br />
Date of Birth: 09.07.86<br />
Born: Reading<br />
Lives: Somerset<br />
Nickname: Gangster<br />
Club: Bridgewater<br />
Classification:<br />
S5 & SM5<br />
Coach: Andy Stephens<br />
Weight: 47.8kg<br />
First Sporting Success: 5 metre swimming certificate<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Beating the world<br />
record holder and setting a new world record in<br />
Denmark in 2004<br />
Tips for the Top: Learn from your failures as well<br />
as your successes<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2001 for European<br />
Championships<br />
Sporting Heroes: Jason Robinson<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Andy Stephens<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Ru<strong>gb</strong>y, basketball & motor racing<br />
Hobbies: Pool/gym, mermaid hunting, music, movies,<br />
watching ru<strong>gb</strong>y, basketball & motor racing<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Confident, enthusiastic, ‘bling’<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Will Smith & Eminem<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Mr car<br />
Ambitions: Win gold in Athens and reset<br />
the IM world record<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My Dad<br />
Toughest Opponent: Sebastian Rodrigues (Spain)<br />
Favourite Venue: Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music and chill<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: BRONZE 200m Freestyle (S5)<br />
Danish Open, Esjberg 2004: GOLD 150m IM (SM4)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S5 Sheffield 07/04/04 36.21secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S5 Esbjerg 05/03/04 1:19.80secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S5 Aix-En-Provence<br />
30/01/04 2:50.92secs BR<br />
50m Backstroke S5 Esbjerg 06/03/04 42.00 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S5 Sheffield<br />
08/06/03 1:35.73secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m IM SM5 Manchester 17/07/04 3:33.96secs BR<br />
4x50m Freestyle Relay 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 2:45.09secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Stockholm<br />
28/10/00 3:01.34secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Still swimming and winning, famous<br />
52
Matt Walker<br />
Date of Birth: 25.04.78<br />
Born: Stockport<br />
Lives: Stockport<br />
Nickname: Matthos<br />
Club: Marple<br />
Classification: S7, SB7<br />
Coach: Colin Hood<br />
Height: 5’11”<br />
Weight: 68.5kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Swimming for Britain in Slovakia in 1996<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning a medal in the<br />
European Championships in Spain in 1997<br />
Tips for the Top: If you want to achieve something<br />
so badly, you will keep going until you do<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1996<br />
Sporting Heroes: Lance Armstrong<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Sascha Kindred<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Loads - I’m sporting mad!<br />
Hobbies: Scouting<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Sexy, funny, competitive<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Lance Armstrong<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My Mum, Dad and Sister<br />
Ambitions: To win lots of medals in Athens<br />
Biggest Influence on Career:<br />
Watching the Barcelona Olympics on TV<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney and Manchester<br />
Aquatic Centres<br />
Tips to Relax: Watch TV<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL / DOMESTIC EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD (WR) 4x100m Freestyle Relay,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, BRONZE 100m Breaststroke<br />
World Championships<br />
Mar Del Plata 2002: SILVER 100m IM<br />
New Zealand 1998: GOLD (WR) 50m Freestyle<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle Relay,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Freestyle,<br />
BRONZE 100m Breaststroke<br />
Spain 1997: BRONZE 100m Breaststroke<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
4x100m Freestyle 34pts Sydney 26/10/00<br />
4:06.85 secs BR & ER<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Coaching / teaching swimming<br />
53
Robert Welbourn<br />
Date of Birth: 11.06.87<br />
Born: Chesterfield<br />
Lives: Market Deeping<br />
Nickname: Rob<br />
Club: Deepings SC &<br />
Lincoln Vulcans SC<br />
Classification: S10<br />
Coach: Jamie Pearcewright<br />
& Graham Bassi<br />
Height: 1.71m<br />
Weight: 57kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Winning the long jump at Primary School<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Touching the wall in the<br />
100m freestyle at the Paralympic Trials and seeing that<br />
I had qualified for Athens.<br />
Tips for the Top: Focus on what you want. Don’t let<br />
anything get in your way. If you want it bad enough<br />
you’ll get there. Learn from your successes as well as<br />
your failures.<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2003<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
Hobbies: Listening to music, playing on the computer<br />
and watching sport<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Committed, hard working and focused<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Alexander Popov -<br />
He’s had an amazing career and he’s still going<br />
Ambitions: To win a Paralympic gold medal<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: The support I’ve had<br />
from my family and friends<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Take time out and get away<br />
from swimming<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Still swimming and going faster than ever<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield 10/04/04 57.44 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle Esbjerg 06/03/04 2:06.14 secs BR<br />
400m Freestyle Manchester 16/07/04 4:24.39 secs BR<br />
54
Marc Woods<br />
Date of Birth: 01.01.69<br />
Born: Cleethorpes<br />
Lives: Manchester<br />
Nickname: Woodsey<br />
Club: Wilmslow &<br />
District S.C.<br />
Classification: S10<br />
Coach: Lars Hunter<br />
Height: 5’ 11”<br />
Weight: 72.3kg<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts),<br />
SILVER 4x100m Medley Relay (34pts)<br />
Atlanta 1996: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10),<br />
SILVER 4x100m Medley relay (34pts),<br />
BRONZE 400m Freestyle (S10)<br />
Barcelona 1992: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10)<br />
Seoul 1988: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle relay (34pts),<br />
GOLD 4x100m Medley Relay (34pts), SILVER 4x50m<br />
Medley Relay (34pts), BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay<br />
(34pts), BRONZE 100m Backstroke (S10)<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning gold at the 2000<br />
Paralympics in Sydney in the 4x100 Freestyle relay.<br />
Tips for the Top: Aim to reach your potential, to be<br />
exceptional and not simply to be good enough<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1988<br />
Sporting Heroes: Reinhold Messner<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Climbing & skiing<br />
Hobbies: Reading, yoga<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Compulsive, obsessive & conscientious<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Nelson Mandela<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Attitude<br />
Ambitions: To complete my swimming career in the<br />
knowledge that I gave it my best<br />
Biggest Influence on Career:<br />
My father & Doug Campbell<br />
Tips to Relax: Visualisation prior to competition helps to<br />
deal with distracting issues at an event. The knowledge<br />
that you have done everything you can to prepare for<br />
an event provides peace of mind and self-respect helps<br />
in stressful environments.<br />
Awards: Freeman of the City of London, BSc Hons<br />
Business Studies, Honorory Doctorate Middlesex<br />
University<br />
Word Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 4x100m Medley Relay (34pts),<br />
SILVER 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts)<br />
New Zealand 1998: BRONZE 4x100m Freestyle Relay<br />
(34pts), BRONZE 4x100m Medley Relay (34pts)<br />
Malta 1994: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10), SILVER<br />
4x100m Medley relay (34pts)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts)<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts),<br />
SILVER 100m Freestyle (S10),<br />
BRONZE 50m Freestyle (S10)<br />
Badajoz 1997: GOLD 400m Freestyle (S10),<br />
SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10), SILVER 50m Freestyle<br />
(S10), SILVER 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts),<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle (S10)<br />
Perpignan 1995: SILVER 400m Freestyle (S10), SILVER<br />
100m Freestyle (S10), SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10),<br />
SILVER 4x100m Freestyle Relay (34pts), SILVER 4x100m<br />
Medley relay (34pts)<br />
Barcelona 1991: SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
1500m Freestyle S10 Sheffield 05/06/98 18:48.25 BR<br />
200m Backstroke S10 Sheffield 01/06/96 2:22.94secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle Relay 34pts Sydney<br />
26/10/00 4:06.85 BR,ER<br />
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SWIMMER PROFILES - WOMEN<br />
Sarah Bailey<br />
Date of Birth: 26.10.77<br />
Born: Manchester<br />
Lives: Manchester<br />
Nickname: Bails<br />
Club: Stretford S.C.<br />
Classification:<br />
S10, SB9 & SM10<br />
Coach: Colin Hood<br />
Height: 1.75m<br />
Weight: 70kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Being the fastest swimmer<br />
in my primary school, aged 9<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning a gold medal on<br />
my international debut at the age of 14 in Barcelona<br />
Tips for the Top: Life is a journey follow your dreams<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1992<br />
Sporting Heroes: Kristina Egerzegi, Daley Thompson,<br />
Sarah Hardcastle, Matt Biondi, Kristin Otto<br />
& Linford Christie<br />
Closest Friend in Sport:<br />
Gilly Leader, former Scottish international<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Football, ru<strong>gb</strong>y, gymnastics, cycling<br />
Hobbies: Travelling & watching Manchester United<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Confident, outgoing and hard working<br />
Would Most like to Meet: David Beckham<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My Paralympic medals<br />
Ambitions: To win gold in Athens, be a TV presenter<br />
and inspire others to achieve their potential<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My parents and coach<br />
Colin. They are always there come rain or shine and<br />
always have great advice and support no matter<br />
how well I am swimming<br />
Toughest Opponent: Michaela Rutherford<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Chat to your closest friend and<br />
clear your mind of politics<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Presenting on TV and coaching future internationals<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: SILVER 100m Backstroke,<br />
SILVER 4x100m Medley Team<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 200m IM, GOLD 100m Backstroke,<br />
GOLD 100m Breaststroke, SILVER 400m Freestyle,<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
Barcelona 1992: GOLD 200m IM , GOLD 100m<br />
Backstroke, SILVER 400m Freestyle, SILVER 4x100m<br />
Freestyle Relay, SILVER 4x100m Medley Relay,<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2003: GOLD 100m Freestyle (S10),<br />
GOLD 400m Freestyle (S10), GOLD 200m IM (S10),<br />
SILVER 100m Backstroke (S10), SILVER 100m<br />
Breaststroke (SB9), BRONZE 50m Freestyle (S10)<br />
New Zealand 1998: SILVER 100m Backstroke,<br />
SILVER 4x100m Medley Relay, BRONZE 200m IM,<br />
BRONZE 400m Freestyle, BRONZE 100m Breaststroke,<br />
BRONZE 4x100m Freestyle Relay<br />
Malta 1994: GOLD 200m IM, GOLD 100m Breaststroke,<br />
GOLD 4x100m Freestyle Relay, SILVER 100m Backstroke,<br />
SILVER 400m Freestyle, 4.52.93, BRONZE 4x100m Medley<br />
Relay<br />
Commonwealth Games Manchester 2002:<br />
10th 50m Freestyle, 7th 100m Freestyle<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Backstroke, GOLD 100m<br />
Breaststroke, GOLD 400m Freestyle, GOLD 200m IM,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Freestyle<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 100m Backstroke, GOLD 200m IM,<br />
GOLD 4x100m Medley Relay, SILVER 400m Freestyle,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Breaststroke,<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
Spain 1997: GOLD 200m IM, GOLD 100m Backstroke,<br />
GOLD 100m Breaststroke, GOLD 400m Freestyle, GOLD<br />
4x100m Freestyle Relay, GOLD 4x100m Medley Team,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Freestyle<br />
France 1995: GOLD 400m Freestyle, GOLD 200m IM,<br />
GOLD 100m Backstroke, GOLD 100m Breaststroke,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Freestyle, BRONZE<br />
4x100m Freestyle Relay, BRONZE 4x100m Medley Relay<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S10 Sydney 28/10/00 30.40secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S10 Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 1:04.95secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S10 Atlanta 19/08/96 2:21.11secs BR<br />
400m Freestyle S10 Atlanta 19/08/96 4:50.96secs BR,ER<br />
800m Freestyle S10 Sheffield 07/04/04 2:53.21 secs BR<br />
50m Backstroke S10 Sydney 27/10/00 36.41secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S10 Perpignan<br />
07/09/95 1:15.02secs BR, ER<br />
200m Backstroke S10 London<br />
29/07/94 2:36.56secs BR,ER & WR<br />
50m Breastroke SB9 Sheffield 09/04/04 40.54secs BR<br />
100m Breastroke SB9 Sheffield 09/04/04 1:25.94secs BR<br />
200m Breastroke SB9 Sheffield<br />
31/10/93 3:10.48secs BR,ER<br />
50m Butterfly S10 Atlanta 17/08/96 35.45secs BR<br />
200m IM SM10 Atlanta 17/08/96 2:38.38 BR,ER<br />
400m IM SM10 Wigan 24/06/95 5:40.15 BR,ER &WR<br />
4x100m Freestyle Relay 34pts Sydney<br />
26/10/00 4:52.02 BR<br />
4x100m Medley Relay 34pts Sydney<br />
2681/00 4:06.85 secs BR<br />
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Elaine Barrett<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning bronze medal at<br />
the London Youth Games - my first ever competition<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning bronze and breaking<br />
the world record in the 100m breaststroke in Sydney<br />
Tips for the Top: Train hard<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1991<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Dervis Konuralp, Jemma<br />
Houghton and Maggi McEleny<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
Hobbies: Listening to music<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Stubborn, generous and sarcastic<br />
Would Most like to Meet: All of the Arsenal team<br />
Ambitions: To win gold in Athens<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My coach Michelle<br />
Toughest Opponent: Marion Neinhoff (Dutch)<br />
Natalie Ball (German)<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
In a swimming pool and working<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Date of Birth: 10.03.77<br />
Born: London<br />
Lives: London<br />
Club: Out to Swim<br />
Classification:<br />
S11, SM11, SB11<br />
Coach: Michelle Weltman<br />
Height: 4’11’’<br />
Weight: 44kg<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: SILVER 200m IM, BRONZE 100m<br />
Breaststroke (WR)<br />
Atlanta 1996: SILVER 100m Breaststroke ,<br />
SILVER 200m Breaststroke<br />
World Championships<br />
New Zealand 1998: GOLD 200m IM, SILVER 100m<br />
Breaststroke, SILVER 200m Breaststroke,<br />
BRONZE 400m Freestyle<br />
Malta 1994: GOLD 200m IM, GOLD Relay,<br />
SILVER 100m Breaststroke, SILVER 400m Freestyle,<br />
BRONZE 100m Butterfly<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002:<br />
5th 50m Freestyle, 5th 100m Freestyle<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Butterfly,<br />
GOLD 100m Breaststroke , GOLD 400m Freestyle,<br />
SILVER 100m Freestyle<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 100m Butterfly,<br />
GOLD 200m IM, GOLD 100m Breaststroke,<br />
SILVER 400m Freestyle, BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
Spain1997: GOLD 200m Breaststroke,<br />
SILVER 100m Breaststroke, SILVER 200m IM,<br />
SILVER 400m Freestyle<br />
France 1995: GOLD 100m Butterfly<br />
1993 : GOLD 100m Butterfly, GOLD 100m Breaststroke,<br />
GOLD 400m Freestyle, SILVER 400m IM, SILVER 200m IM,<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield 07/06/03 1:15.35 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle Sheffield 08/05/04 2:53.96 secs BR<br />
400m Freestyle Berlin 27/06/03 5:45.26 secs BR<br />
50m Breaststroke Manchester 18/07/04 42.29 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke (SB11) Manchester<br />
18/07/04 1:29.50 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Breaststroke (SB12) Atlanta<br />
19/08/96 1:31.84 secs BR<br />
200m Breaststroke (SB11) Quebec City<br />
05/08/03 3:11.18 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Breaststroke (SB12) Atlanta<br />
23/08/96 3:18.57 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly Sheffield 09/05/04 36.33 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Butterfly Quebec City<br />
05/08/03 1:19.96 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Butterfly Minneapolis<br />
13/06/99 3:01:10 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m IM Quebec City 10/08/03 3:00.56 BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle (49pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 4:33.62 BR, ER & WR<br />
4x100m Medley (49pts) Mar Del Plata 13/12/02 5:07.00<br />
BR, ER & WR<br />
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Jeanette Chippington<br />
Claire Cashmore<br />
Date of Birth: 21.04.70<br />
Born: Taplow<br />
Lives: Maidenhead<br />
Nickname: Chips<br />
Club: Slough & Eton<br />
Dolphins<br />
Classification:<br />
S6, SM6, SB5<br />
Coach: Jeff Tibballs<br />
Height: 5’3”<br />
Weight: 52kg<br />
Date of Birth: 21.05.88<br />
Born: Redditch<br />
Lives: Kidderminster<br />
Club: Wyre Forest<br />
Classification: S9<br />
Coach: Steve Joyce<br />
Height: 5’6”<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning silver at the<br />
1988 Seoul Paralympics<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning two gold medals<br />
at the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1988<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Maggi McEleny<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Ru<strong>gb</strong>y<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you: A good listener<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My Atlanta gold medal<br />
Toughest Opponent: Ludivine Loiseau<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney<br />
Tips to Relax: Go to the cinema and see a comedy<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Teaching swimming<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 100m Freestyle (S6),<br />
GOLD 4x50m Medley<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sydney 27/10/00 37.44 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle Sydney 26/10/00 1:22.23 secs BR<br />
4x50m Freestyle (20pts) Mar del Plata<br />
12/12/02 3:19.10 secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle (20pts) Sydney<br />
26/10/00 4:52.02 secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley (20pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
15/12/02 3:25.87 secs BR<br />
4x100m Medley (20pts) Sydney<br />
28/10/00 5:27.94 secs BR<br />
First Sporting Success: Pool Frog 1 Swimming Award<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Achieving the qualifying<br />
times for the Athens Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top:<br />
Pain is temporary, quitting is permanent!<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2004<br />
Sporting Heroes: Ian Thorpe<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Kate, Rachel, Ami & Claire<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Athletics, skiing, basketball, hockey and netball<br />
Hobbies: Shopping & going out with my friends<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Outgoing, determined, bubbly<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Orlando Bloom or<br />
Heath Ledger<br />
Ambitions: To win a gold medal at the Paralympics<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My Mum, Dad, Emma and<br />
all of Wyre Forest SC. Also, living in Dubai when I was<br />
younger was a big influence.<br />
Toughest Opponent: Lara Ferguson<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Still swimming competitively<br />
MAJOR EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Trials 2004:<br />
GOLD 100m Backstroke (S9)<br />
British Championships 2004:<br />
GOLD 200m Individual Medley (S9), SILVER 50m<br />
Freestyle (S9), SILVER 100m Freestyle (S9)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Backstroke Sheffield 21/03/03 37.59 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke Sheffield 08/05/04 1:19.28 secs BR<br />
58
Jennifer Coughlin<br />
Lara Ferguson<br />
Date of Birth: 09.11.83<br />
Born: Liverpool<br />
Lives: St Helens<br />
Club: St Helens<br />
Classification: S13<br />
Coach: Colin Hood<br />
Height: 1.64m<br />
Weight: 60kg<br />
Date of Birth: 17.01.80<br />
Born: Kirkcaldy, Scotland<br />
Lives: Leslie<br />
Nickname: Fergi<br />
Club: Incas<br />
Classification:<br />
S9, SB9, SM9<br />
Coach: Garrie Roberts<br />
Height: 5’8”<br />
Weight: 57kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Club Championships<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Winning silver at the World Championships<br />
Tips for the Top: Keep going even though<br />
you feel rubbish<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2000<br />
Sporting Heroes: Robbie Fowler, Paula Radcliffe,<br />
Karen Pickering<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Sarah Bailey<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Football & athletics<br />
Hobbies: Cinema, going out with friends, watching<br />
Liverpool FC<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Chilled, ambitious, smiley<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Robbie Williams<br />
& Prince William<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Mobile<br />
Ambitions: To win a Paralympic medal and be happy<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Ivor Tattum<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Working as a physiotherapist<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: 5th 200m Individual medley,<br />
5th 50m Freestyle, 5th 100m Freestyle<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle relay,<br />
GOLD 4x100m Medley relay, SILVER 100m Backstroke<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 100m Backstroke, GOLD 100m<br />
Freestyle, GOLD 50m Freestyle, SILVER 4x100m<br />
Freestyle relay<br />
First Sporting Success: Selection for the Atlanta<br />
Paralympic team in 1996<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Winning bronze in the 100m breaststroke Sydney 2000<br />
Tips for the Top: Work hard<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1996<br />
Sporting Heroes: Jonathan Edwards, Kelly Holmes<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Table tennis<br />
Hobbies: Table tennis & golf<br />
Ambitions: To compete at the Commonwealth<br />
Games in 2006<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Swim/strength and<br />
conditioning coaches<br />
Toughest Opponent: Natalie Du Toit<br />
Favourite Venue: Tollcross, Glasgow<br />
Tips to Relax: Read a book, listen to music, sleep<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Retired<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: SILVER 4x100m Medley relay (34 points),<br />
BRONZE 100m Breaststroke, 8th 200m IM<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002:<br />
6th 50m Freestyle, 6th 100m Freestyle<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Sheffield 07/04/04 31.32 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle Sheffield 10/04/04 1:08.71 secs BR<br />
200m IM Sheffield 08/05/04 2:48.94 secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle (34pts) Sydney 26/10/00 4:52.02 secs BR<br />
4x100m Medley (34pts) Sydney 28/10/00 5:27.94 secs BR<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
100m Backstroke Mar Del Plata 15/12/02 1:15.38 secs BR<br />
59
Rhiannon Henry<br />
Date of Birth: 20.05.87<br />
Born: Bridgend<br />
Lives: Bridgend<br />
Nickname: Snoopy<br />
Club: Swim Swansea<br />
Classification: S13<br />
Coach: Billy Pye<br />
Weight: 53.6kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Gaining my 5m swimming certificate<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Representing Wales at the<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002.<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2001 for the IPC European<br />
Championships<br />
Sporting Heroes: Mark Spitz and Sir Steve Redgrave<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Brian Hill<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Athletics<br />
Hobbies: Going to the cinema and talking on<br />
the phone!<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Modest, friendly and committed<br />
Would Most like to Meet: The Friends cast<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Eeyore<br />
Ambitions: To win a Paralympic gold medal<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Family & friends<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself, Kirby Cote,<br />
Chelsey Gottel, Prue Watt<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
IBSA World Games, Quebec 2003:<br />
GOLD 200m Freestyle (S13), GOLD 400m Freestyle (S13),<br />
GOLD 800m Freestyle (S13), GOLD 100m Butterfly (S13),<br />
SILVER 100m Freestyle (S13), SILVER 200m IM (S13)<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002:<br />
8th 100m Freestyle (S13), 9th 50m Freestyle (S13)<br />
European Championships<br />
Stockholm 2001: GOLD 100m Butterfly (S13),<br />
GOLD 100m Breaststroke (S13), GOLD 200m IM (S13)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Esbjerg 06/03/04 30.01 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle Quebec City 08/08/03 1:03.89 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle Quebec City 07/08/03 2:18.91 secs BR<br />
400m Freestyle Manchester 16/07/04 4:54.64 secs BR<br />
800m Freestyle Quebec City 06/08/03<br />
10:05.00 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
50m Breaststroke Stockholm 02/08/01 40.68 secs BR<br />
100n Breaststroke Sheffield 08/06/02 1:27.72 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly Sheffield 19/03/03 31.70 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Butterfly Quebec City 05/08/03 1:09.90 secs BR<br />
200m IM Quebec City 10/08/03 2:39.29 secs BR<br />
4x100m Freestyle (49pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 4:33.62 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
4x100m Medley (49pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
13/12/02 5:07.00 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Happy!<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 4x100m Freestyle relay (49pts),<br />
GOLD 4x100m Medley relay (49pts), SILVER 100m<br />
Butterfly (S13), SILVER 400m Freestyle (S13),<br />
BRONZE 100m Freestyle (S13),<br />
BRONZE 200m IM (S13), 4th 50m Freestyle (S13)<br />
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Jemma Houghton<br />
Date of Birth: 19.02.79<br />
Born: Hitchin<br />
Lives: London<br />
Club: Greenwich<br />
Meridian<br />
Classification: S12<br />
Coach: Kevin Arundell<br />
Height: 1.65m<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning silver at the 1997<br />
European Championships in the 100m freestyle<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Competing at the sydney<br />
Paralympic Games in 2000<br />
Tips for the Top: Do something alongside your sport<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1997<br />
Sporting Heroes: Prince Naseem<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Running<br />
Hobbies: Reading, playing chess and collecting soft toys<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Stubborn, sarcastic and determined<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Colin Jackson<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My family<br />
Ambitions: To be a success in life<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My parents<br />
Toughest Opponent: Myself<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Reading<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Being a part of a successful solicitors firm<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: 4th 400m Freestyle (S12)<br />
IBSA World Games, Quebec 2003:<br />
4th 100m Butterfly (S12)<br />
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Liz Johnson<br />
Date of Birth: 03.12.85<br />
Born: Newport, Gwent<br />
Lives: Rogerstone,<br />
Newport<br />
Nickname: Lizard<br />
Club: Swim Swansea<br />
Classification: S6, SB6, SM6<br />
Coach: Billy Pye<br />
Height: 1.64m<br />
Weight: 52.7kg<br />
First Sporting Success: Sprint race, schools sports day<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Competing at the<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002<br />
Tips for the Top: Focus on skills at all times<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2000<br />
Sporting Heroes: Michael Johnson & Tiger Woods<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Jody Cundy<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Basketball, tennis & football<br />
Hobbies: Watching and participating in sport,<br />
going to the cinema<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Energetic, entertaining, excitable<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Brad Pitt & Andy Roddick<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Mini iPOD<br />
Ambitions: To win gold at the 2008 <strong>paralympics</strong><br />
and have no regrets<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Mum<br />
Toughest Opponent: Sarah Bowen<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music, sleep<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: 100m Breaststroke, 50m Butterfly<br />
Commonwealth Games, Manchester 2002:<br />
100m Freestyle (S7), 50m Butterfly (S7)<br />
European Championships Stockholm 2001:<br />
BRONZE 200m IM (SM7), 100m Breaststroke (SB7),<br />
50m Butterfly (S7)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Breaststroke SB6 Manchester<br />
18/07/04 50.51 secs BR & ER<br />
50m Breaststroke SB7 Sheffield<br />
08/04/04 49.71 secs BR & ER<br />
100m Breaststroke SB6 Manchester<br />
18/7/04 1:50.06 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB7 Sheffield<br />
09/04/04 1:46.25 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S6 Sheffield<br />
08/05/04 45.24 secs BR<br />
50m Butterfly S7 Sheffield<br />
19/03/03 45.63 secs BR<br />
100m Butterfly S7 Minnesota<br />
14/06/03 1:46.59 secs BR<br />
200m IM SM7 Manchester<br />
04/05/03 03:36.23 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Working as an accountant<br />
62
Natalie Jones<br />
Date of Birth: 31.10.84<br />
Born: Colchester<br />
Lives: Manchester<br />
Nickname: Nat, Jonesy<br />
Club: Colchester<br />
Phoenix ASC<br />
Classification: S6<br />
Coach: Lars Humer<br />
Height: 5’6”<br />
Weight: 67kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
When I won breaststroke bronze at national level<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Being selected for the Sydney 2000 Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top: Never get big-headed about anything<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2000 - Sydney Paralympics<br />
Sporting Heroes: Tim Henman and David Beckham<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Fran Williamson & Kristina Hann<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
Hobbies: Listening to music, watching films<br />
& TV and hanging with friends<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Caring, determined, funny (without knowing it!)<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Frank Lampard<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My teddy<br />
Ambitions: Win a medal in Athens and get to<br />
Beijing in 2008<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My Mum and Dad<br />
Toughest Opponent: Nyree Lewis<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Sleep, watch TV, listen to music<br />
or read a book<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: 9th 100m Breaststroke (SB6)<br />
World Championships Argentina 2002:<br />
BRONZE 200m IM (SM6), 5th 100m Backstroke (S6),<br />
9th 100m Breaststroke (SB6)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
4x50m Freestyle (20pts)<br />
Mar Del Plata 12/12/02 3:19.10 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Coaching and working as a travel agent, as well<br />
as keeping up my training!<br />
63
Nyree Lewis<br />
Date of Birth: 21.09.80<br />
Born: Wales<br />
Lives: Manchester<br />
Nickname: Ny<br />
Club: Stretford SC<br />
Classification:<br />
S6, SB5, SM6<br />
Coach: Colin Hood<br />
Height: 1.60m<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Becoming Welsh Champion in 1987<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Sydney Paralympics 2000<br />
Tips for the Top: Be committed<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1999 European Swimming<br />
Championships, Braunchweig<br />
Sporting Heroes: Peter Van Den Hoogenband<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Sascha Kindred<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Wheelchair basketball and gymnastics<br />
Hobbies: Reading, travel, writing, cinema<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Fanatical, caring, committed<br />
Would Most like to Meet: David Beckham<br />
and Thierry Henry<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Diary<br />
Ambitions: To become Paralympic Champion<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My previous coach<br />
Emma Patrick and Sascha Kindred<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatic Centre<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music and don’t worry about<br />
those around you<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: SILVER 100m Backstroke, BRONZE 100m<br />
Breaststroke, BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (20pts)<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 100m Backstroke,<br />
GOLD 4x50m Medley relay, SILVER 200m Individual<br />
Medley, SILVER 100m Breaststroke<br />
European Championships<br />
Stockholm 2001: GOLD 100m Breaststroke,<br />
SILVER 100m Backstroke, SILVER 200m Individual<br />
Medley, SILVER 4x50m Medley relay (20pts),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay<br />
Germany 1999: SILVER 200m Individual Medley,<br />
BRONZE 100m Backstroke<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Backstroke S6 Bath 30/04/00 46.63 secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S6 Mar Del Plata<br />
10/12/02 1:28.65 secs BR & WR<br />
50m Breaststroke SB5 Sydney 24/10/00 52.05 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB5 Manchester<br />
18/07/04 1:50.06 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m IM SM6 Sheffield 07/04/04 3:21.14 secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
15/12/02 3:25.87 secs BR<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Working in sport, maybe nutrition<br />
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Mhairi Love<br />
Date of Birth: 05.05.81<br />
Born: Lanark, Scotland<br />
Lives: Larkhall, Scotland<br />
Club: Stirling<br />
Classification:<br />
S6, SB5, SM6<br />
Coach: Anthony Stickland<br />
Height: 5’3”<br />
Weight: 58kg<br />
First Sporting Success:<br />
Swimming the fastest time in the world in the 400m<br />
freestyle at the 2004 French Nationals<br />
Finest Sporting Moment:<br />
Swimming the fastest time in the world in the 400m<br />
freestyle at the 2004 French Nationals<br />
Tips for the Top: Work hard<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2004<br />
Sporting Heroes: Jonathan Edwards & Paula Radcliffe<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Lara Ferguson<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Wheelchair basketball<br />
Hobbies: I don’t have any time for hobbies!<br />
Ambitions: To keep swimming at a high level for<br />
as long as possible<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: Anthony Stickland<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Hopefully still swimming<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
400m Freestyle Aix-En-Provence<br />
30/01/04 6:01.10 secs BR<br />
65
Maggi McEleny<br />
First Sporting Success: I was named Swimmer of the<br />
Meet at the Swedish Open Championships in 1990.<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning individual gold at<br />
the Sydney 2000 Paralympics<br />
Tips for the Top: Train hard, keep focussed, motivated<br />
and have fun!<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1990<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: My coach<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming:<br />
Gymnastics (as a spectator!)<br />
Hobbies: Listening to music, going to the cinema<br />
and going for a long push in the chair!<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you: Determined,<br />
positive and resilient<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My late Mum’s wedding ring<br />
Ambitions: To carry on competing for a few years and<br />
then concentrate more on the coaching side<br />
Biggest Influence on Career:<br />
My late Father and my coach<br />
Toughest Opponent: Mayumi Narita<br />
Favourite Venue: Sydney Aquatic Centre<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Coaching kids<br />
with disabilities and working part time as a counsellor<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
Date of Birth: 05.02.65<br />
Born: Greenock<br />
Lives: Greenock<br />
Club: Port Glasgow Otters<br />
Classification:<br />
S5, SB3, SM4<br />
Coach: Eddie McCluskey<br />
Height: 1.60m<br />
Weight: 44kg<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), BRONZE<br />
150m IM (SM4), BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (20pts)<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts),<br />
SILVER 50m Breaststroke (SB3), SILVER 150m IM (SM4),<br />
BRONZE 50m Freestyle (S5), BRONZE 100m Freestyle<br />
(S5), BRONZE 200m Freestyle (S5), BRONZE 4x50m<br />
Medley relay (20pts)<br />
Barcelona 1992: SILVER 100m Breaststroke (SB3),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (20pts)<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), GOLD<br />
150m IM (SM4), GOLD 4x50m Medley relay (20pts),<br />
GOLD 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
New Zealand 1998: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), GOLD<br />
150m IM (SM4), SILVER 4x50m Medley relay (20pts),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
Malta 1994: GOLD 50m Freestyle (S5), GOLD 200m<br />
Freestyle (S5), GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), GOLD<br />
150m IM (SM4), SILVER 4x50m Medley relay (20pts), SIL-<br />
VER 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
European Championships<br />
Sweden 2001: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), GOLD<br />
150m IM (SM4), BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (20pts)<br />
Germany 1999: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3), GOLD<br />
150m IM (SM4), BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay (20pts),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
France 1995: GOLD 50m Breaststroke (SB3),<br />
GOLD 150m IM (SM4), SILVER 50m Freestyle (S5),<br />
SILVER 100m Freestyle (S5), SILVER 200m Freestyle (S5),<br />
SILVER 4x50m Medley relay (20pts), SILVER 4x50m<br />
Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
Barcelona 1991: SILVER 4x50m Medley relay (20pts),<br />
BRONZE 4x50m Freestyle relay (20pts)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Atlanta 24/08/96 43.81 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle Atlanta 23/08/96 1:34.82 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle Atlanta 20/08/96 3:20.51 secs BR<br />
50m Breaststroke Braunschweig<br />
12/08/99 56.25 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Breaststroke Sydney<br />
28/10/00 2:09.65 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
50m Butterfly Sheffield 30/10/93 1:00.10 secs BR<br />
150m IM Braunschweig 10/08/99 2:59.30 secs BR<br />
4x50m Freestyle (20pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 3:19.10 secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley (20pts) Mar Del Plata<br />
15/12/02 3:25.87 secs BR<br />
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Jane Stidever<br />
Date of Birth: 15.01.66<br />
Born: Cyprus<br />
Lives: Leicester<br />
Club: Leicester Penguins<br />
Classification: S5<br />
Coach: Jill Stidever<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL / DOMESTIC EVENTS:<br />
Paralympic Games<br />
Sydney 2000: BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay<br />
Atlanta 1996: GOLD 4x50m Freestyle relay,<br />
BRONZE 50m Backstroke, BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay<br />
Barcelona 1992: BRONZE 4x50m Medley relay<br />
Seoul 1988: GOLD 100m Backstroke (WR),<br />
GOLD 400m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Freestyle,<br />
SILVER 200m Freestyle, SILVER 100m Breaststroke<br />
New York 1984: SILVER Freestyle , BRONZE Backstroke,<br />
BRONZE Backstroke, GOLD Horse riding<br />
First Sporting Success: I won gold medals in both<br />
horseriding and swimming at the 1984 Paralympic<br />
Games in New York<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: My best ever swimming<br />
performance in the 100m backstroke at the Paralympic<br />
Games in Seoul in 1988<br />
Tips for the Top: Just go out there and do it!<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1982<br />
Sporting Heroes: James Gibson, Mel Marshall<br />
& Sarah Price<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Dawn Witmore<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Horseriding<br />
Hobbies: Horseriding & sewing<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Happy, enthusiastic and changeable<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Jonny Wilkinson<br />
and John Whittaker<br />
Most Prized Possessions: Poor Bear<br />
Ambitions: To do more horseriding and own a horse<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My family<br />
Toughest Opponent: Maggi McEleny<br />
Favourite Venue: Seoul<br />
Tips to Relax: Music & sewing<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Backstroke S5 Atlanta 22/08/96 52.40secs BR<br />
100m Backstroke S5 Barcelona 07/09/92 1:54.06 secs BR<br />
100m Breaststroke SB4 Malta 07/11/94 2:30.65secs BR<br />
4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
15/12/02 3:25.87secs BR<br />
67
Danielle Watts<br />
Fran Williamson<br />
Date of Birth: 13.10.80<br />
Born: Oxford<br />
Lives: Oxford<br />
Club: City of Oxford<br />
Classification: S1<br />
Height: 1.65m<br />
Weight: 67kg<br />
Date of Birth: 16.06.85<br />
Born: Sunderland<br />
Lives: Cambridge<br />
Club: Colchester Phoenix<br />
Classification: S3<br />
Height: 5’7”<br />
First Sporting Success: The 1999 European<br />
Championships in Germany<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Sydney 2000 - it was my first<br />
Paralympics and I broke five world records<br />
Tips for the Top: Try your best and in the end<br />
you’ll be rewarded<br />
First GB Selection Year: 1999<br />
Sporting Heroes: Sir Steve Redgrave<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Tennis<br />
Hobbies: Socialising, shopping, using my computer,<br />
watching TV<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Friendly, approachable, caring<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Shane Ritchie<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My car<br />
Ambitions: To win a medal at the Paralympics<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My college<br />
Toughest Opponent: Anyone in my category<br />
Favourite Venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years<br />
Hopefully still swimming although maybe<br />
not competing<br />
MAJOR EVENTS:<br />
Welsh Winter Championships 2003:<br />
GOLD 50m Freestyle (S1), GOLD 100m Freestyle (S1),<br />
GOLD 50m Backstroke (S1)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle Swansea<br />
28/11/03 1:19.65 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Freestyle Swansea<br />
30/11/03 2:55.77 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
200m Freestyle Swansea<br />
29/11/03 6:09.80 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
50m Backstroke Swansea<br />
30/11/03 1:22.23 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
100m Backstroke Sheffield<br />
04/05/03 3:01.75 secs BR, ER & WR<br />
First Sporting Success: Winning two bronze medals<br />
at the European Championships in 2001<br />
Finest Sporting Moment: Winning silver in the 50m<br />
backstroke at the IPC World Championships<br />
Tips for the Top: Train hard<br />
First GB Selection Year: 2001<br />
Closest Friend in Sport: Natalie Jones<br />
Favourite Sport Other than Swimming: Football<br />
Hobbies: Reading and listening to music<br />
Three Words that Best Describe you:<br />
Crazy, fun and kind<br />
Would Most like to Meet: Peter Kay<br />
Most Prized Possessions: My MP3 player<br />
Ambitions: To go to university and get a good career<br />
Biggest Influence on Career: My Mum<br />
Toughest Opponent: Annke Conradi of Germany<br />
Favourite Venue: Berlin<br />
Tips to Relax: Listen to music<br />
Where do you see yourself in 10 Years Working<br />
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:<br />
World Championships<br />
Argentina 2002: GOLD 4x50m Freestyle,<br />
SILVER 50m Freestyle, SILVER 50m Backstroke,<br />
BRONZE 200m Freestyle<br />
European Championships Stockholm 2001:<br />
BRONZE 200m Freestyle (S3), BRONZE 4X50m Freestyle<br />
(S3), 4th 50m Backstroke (S3), 4th 100m Freestyle (S3)<br />
RECORDS HELD:<br />
50m Freestyle S3 Mar Del Plata 10/12/02 1:06.71 secs BR<br />
100m Freestyle S3 Manchester 19/07/03 2:26.02 secs BR<br />
200m Freestyle S3 Berlin 27/06/03 4:54.32 secs BR<br />
50m Backstroke S3 Sheffield 09/05/04 1:06.15 secs BR<br />
4x50m Freestyle 20pts Mar Del Plata<br />
12/12/02 3:19.10 secs BR<br />
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BRITISH SWIMMING STAFF PROFILES<br />
Tim Reddish<br />
Lars Humer<br />
Position:<br />
Director of Disability<br />
Lives:<br />
Nottingham<br />
Position: Head Coach<br />
Date of Birth: 02.05.62<br />
Age: 42<br />
Born: Dunedin,<br />
New Zealand<br />
Lives: Poynton, Cheshire<br />
Born in Nottingham in 1957, former leisure centre<br />
manager & sports development officer Tim Reddish<br />
MBE has transferred a very successful swimming career<br />
to the poolside, where since 2003 he has headed up<br />
the British Swimming’s Disability team.<br />
Throughout his 13-year international career, Reddish<br />
has attended three Paralympic Games, three World<br />
Championships and five European Championships<br />
where he has collected a total of 22 gold, 11 silver<br />
and ten bronze medals.<br />
New Zealand-born Lars started swim coaching in 1978.<br />
His diverse coaching background includes qualifications<br />
in swimming, surf life saving, sprint kayaking, skiing<br />
and ru<strong>gb</strong>y and he is also a qualified sports massage<br />
therapist. Lars took on the role of senior coaching<br />
coordinator for British Disability Swimming in 2002<br />
after working as assistant coach at the National high<br />
performance centre in Manchester for able-bodied<br />
swimming. He supports Liverpool FC.<br />
Melanie Rodrigues<br />
Sarah Starbuck<br />
Position: Team Manager<br />
Date of Birth: 19.06.67<br />
Age: 37<br />
Born: London<br />
Lives: London<br />
Position: Assistant Team<br />
Manager / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: 08.08.79<br />
Age: 25<br />
Born: Wakefield<br />
Lives: Loughborough<br />
Mel is Head of Equity at Sport England, London.<br />
She comes has a sports management background in<br />
disability and sports development and has been<br />
involved with British Disability Swimming since Sydney<br />
2000, when she was nominated to work with the<br />
swimming squad, following nine months voluntary<br />
work with SPOC. Away from work, Mel is a keen<br />
scuba diver and snowboarder.<br />
An former international swimmer, Sarah worked for<br />
the English Institute of Sport and Amateur Swimming<br />
Association, before taking up the role of World Class<br />
Coordinator for Disability Swimming in 2003.<br />
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Mick Geer<br />
Colin Hood<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Lives:<br />
Tunbridge Wells, Kent<br />
Club:<br />
RTW Monson<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: July 1950<br />
Age: 44<br />
Born:<br />
Urmston Manchester<br />
Lives:<br />
Urmston Manchester<br />
Mick coached the British Olympic team from<br />
1980-1988 and was a member of the swimming<br />
coaching team at the Sydney Paralympics. He is coach<br />
to British Paralympic swimmer, Darren Leach.<br />
Colin coaches at the Manchester High Performance<br />
Centre and has five of his swimmers on the Paralympic<br />
team. He was previously the senior coach at the City of<br />
Salford and placed able-bodies swimmers on world and<br />
commonwealth teams as well as disability athletes on<br />
the Sydney Paralympic team. Colin has been a winner<br />
of the BSCTA Coach of the Year award and was<br />
inducted into the UK Coaching Hall Of Fame in 2003.<br />
He is a serious supporter of Manchester United.<br />
Eddie McCluskey<br />
Billy Pye<br />
www.<strong>paralympics</strong>.org.uk<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: 29.04.48<br />
Age: 56<br />
Born: Greenock, Scotland<br />
Lives: Greenock, Scotland<br />
Club: Port Glasgow Otters<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: 27.09.58<br />
Age: 45<br />
Lives: Neath,<br />
South Wales<br />
A retired telecommunications engineer and current<br />
head coach of Port Glasgow Otters, Eddie has worked<br />
with British Disability swimming since 1992. Athens will<br />
be his fourth Paralympic Games.<br />
Billy is British Swimming’s high performance centre<br />
coach based at the Wales National Pool in Swansea.<br />
A former head coach for Bridgend County Swim Squad,<br />
he had coached swimmers to national and international<br />
level and has been voted the 2004 BSCTA Coach of<br />
the Year.<br />
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Anthony Stickland<br />
Jill Stidever<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: 25.08.59<br />
Age: 45<br />
Born: Wareham, Dorset<br />
Lives: Dunblane, Scotland<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Lives: Markfield,<br />
Leicestershire<br />
Club: Leicester<br />
Penguins SC<br />
Anthony looks after World Class Performance and<br />
Potential swimmers in Scotland, as well has helping<br />
to organise some of the swimmers on the Start<br />
programme. He coaches two full time World Class<br />
athletes and runs squad sessions for Scottish Disability<br />
swimmers. In his role as an ASA Club Coach, he worked<br />
with Wareham, Poole, Bridgewater and High Wycombe<br />
swimming clubs.<br />
Following a motorbike accident at the age of 17,<br />
Anthony represented Great Britain at the Paralympics<br />
in Arnham and New York.<br />
Michele Weltman<br />
Jill has been involved in swimming for over fifty years<br />
from grass roots to international level, and has worked<br />
with disability squads for twenty years. She is the<br />
coordinator for swimming with Cerebral Palsy Sport<br />
and is also an ASA senior tutor. Awarded an MBE<br />
for Services to Disabled Sport in the 2000 New Year’s<br />
Honours List, Jill is married with three children -<br />
one of whom is a Paralympic swimmer - and five grandchildren.<br />
She supports Leicester Tigers ru<strong>gb</strong>y team.<br />
Paul McInneny<br />
Position:<br />
Coach / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Date of Birth: 25.02.64<br />
Age: 40<br />
Born: Harare, Zimbabwe<br />
Lives: Alexandra Park,<br />
London<br />
Position:<br />
Carer / Support <strong>staff</strong><br />
Lives:<br />
Edinburgh<br />
Michele was born in Zimbabwe and went on to<br />
play hockey for Israel. She was named Hackney and<br />
Middlesex Coach of the Year in 1996 and the BSCTA<br />
Disability Coach of the Year in 1997, which is the year<br />
she became involved with the Paralympic team.<br />
This will be Michelle’s second Paralympic Games.<br />
Paul graduated in Classics before becoming a care<br />
team leader in Edinburgh. He has worked with British<br />
Disability Swimming for the last five years and attended<br />
the Sydney Paralympics. Paul also does volunteer work<br />
with Disability Sport England and is a qualified boccia<br />
referee.<br />
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Derek Martin<br />
Lisa Cooper<br />
Position:<br />
Doctor<br />
Lives:<br />
Huntingdon, Cambs<br />
Position: Nurse<br />
Date of Birth: 11.03.69<br />
Age: 35<br />
Born: Walsall<br />
Lives: Walsall<br />
A GP for the last 19 years, Derek has been medical<br />
officer for a number of different organisations,<br />
including Cambridge City FC, Seijinkai Karate-do<br />
Association and the Senzala Capoeira Organisation,<br />
before joining British Swimming. He has recently<br />
retired from teaching and training karate after 14<br />
years. In his spare time, Derek is a keen musician<br />
and plays guitar and keyboard in a rock band.<br />
Lisa is an advanced practitioner in an Accident and<br />
Emergency department. She has been involved with the<br />
British Disability team for four years and Athens will be<br />
her second Paralympic Games.<br />
Nicki De Leon<br />
Paul Martin<br />
Position:<br />
Physiotherapist<br />
Lives:<br />
London<br />
Position:<br />
Physiotherapist<br />
Date of Birth: 01.09.71<br />
Age: 33<br />
Born: Hillingdon<br />
Lives: Chiswick, London<br />
Nicki has been involved with disability swimming since<br />
February 2002. She manages a private physiotherapy<br />
clinic in London and her clients include athletes and<br />
actors in West End shows.<br />
Paul qualified as a physiotherapist in 1997 and became<br />
involved with disability swimming 18 month ago, after<br />
being asked to cover a training camp in Florida, which<br />
he thoroughly enjoyed. Away from work, he enjoys<br />
ru<strong>gb</strong>y union, football, obscure music and he supports<br />
Arsenal.<br />
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