Roundup of the 2023 Masters Swimming Tasmanina Championships

Finally, mywaterworld.life has caught up and posted its news item on the results of the Masters Swimming Tasmania 2023 Summer Championships.

National, Victorian and Tasmanina records broken, and the swim of the meet by Victorian visitor from the powerful Powerpoints Masters Swimming Club Jennie Bucknell, were the highlights of the meet.

Congratulations go to Jennie Bucknell and Rod Laurie for their new Australian records and to Amanda Duggan and Maciej Slugocki for their Swimmer of the Meet awards. The Tasmanina club with the highest standard of racing was the Hobart Aquatic Centre Masters Swimming Club.

Here is our news story.

mywaterworld.life is the home of the most comprehensive news of Masters swimming racing in Tasmania looking at the standard of the swimming using the World-Aquatics points as its benchmarks.

Tony Goodwin – Top Australian masters swimming national record breaker for 2022.

Masters swimming in Australia came roaring back in 2022 to its pre – pandemic levels – 233 national records in World Aquatics (WA) events broken during the year an an additional 91 in non-WA events.

Australia’s top record breaker for 2022 was Tony Goodwin who set 15 new national records in WA events and a further 5 in non-WA events – 20 in total for the year.

Our new story includes break-downs of the national record breakers by state, gender, club and distinguishes between WA and non-WA events.  A download of all the national record breakers by state is available from within the news item.

Previous national news stories

Sue Mayne – Top Tasmanian National Record Breaker

In our latest news story, mywaterworld.life looks at the Tasmanian masters swimmers who have broken national records over the years. 

Top of the listing is Sue Mayne having set 69 national marks.

You can read all about the record breakers in our latest News story