FINAL WOMEN'S 200M BREASTSTROKE

Samantha Riley Commercial QLD, Commonwealth and Australian record holder in this event withdrew from the meet after fullfilling the criteria for WSC selection by competing in the 50m event on day 1.

RESULT
1.	Caroline Hildreth	Acacia/AIS	2:25.53
2.	Rebecca Brown	Melbourne/VIS	2:25.89
3.	Brook Hanson	Nunawading/VIS	2:26.02

FINAL MEN'S 400M FREESTYLE

Grant Hackett has withdrawn from the meet to recover from the influenza virus which dogged him during the Pan Pacs last week; this makes him ineligible for selection in the Australian team for the 2000 World SC championships meet in Athens, but free to concentrate on his Olympic preparation.

In a slow 400m final Ian Thorpe was the only qualifier for WSC team in a time well outside his best he swam to recover from the pan Pacs.

RESULT
1.	Ian Thorpe	SLC Aquadot/NSWIS	3:45.78
2.	Craig Stevens	SLC Aquadot/NSWIS	3:51.48
3.	Kieren Perkins	Commercial QLD	3:52.73

FINAL WOMEN'S 100M FREESTYLE

Current title holder and Commonwealth Games medallist Lori Munz Shoalhaven Academy set the pace from the gun and was the leader to the finishing wall in a new Australian record time.

She had almost a body length clear from Sarah Ryan a three times winner of this event. Fifteen year old Kirsten from Coach Doug Frost's squad took her first senior medal at national in a good time for her age which will make her a contender for the relay team in Athens.

RESULT
1.	Lori Munz	Shoalhaven	54.00 NAR
2.	Sarah Ryan	Sthside Aq/AIS	55.11
3.	Kirsten Thomson	SLC Aquadot/NSWIS	55.63

FINAL MEN'S 200M BACKSTROKE

Matt Welsh Pan Pac silver medallist in 100m backstroke, and equal world record holder from last night in the 50m backstroke won from his fellow backstroke PP medallist ray hass by a narrow margin after fighting out the lead for the full 200m.

Title holder Adrian Radley won bronze.

Both Welsh and Hass qualify for national team selection.

RESULT
1.	Matt Welsh	Surrey Park VIC	1:55.09
2.	Ray Hass	Firbank AQ Stars	1:56.69
3.	Adrian Radley	Nunawading/AIS	1:56.44

FINAL WOMEN'S 100M BACKSTROKE

The surprise 100m backstroke equal gold medallist from the Ô99 Pan Pacs, Dyana Calub proved true to form and won by more than a second to earn a place on the WSC team to go to Athens.

RESULT
1.	Dyana Calub	Kingscliff NSW	1:00.63
2.	Clementine Stoney	Albury NSW	1:01.91
3.	Yasmin Dunn	Eastern Edge NSW	1:02.14

FINAL MEN'S 50M FREESTYLE

Darren Lange 96 Olympian making a comeback almost took line honours from up coming Brett Hawke, both qualifying for the WSC in Athens.

RESULT
1.	Brett Hawke	Sydney Uni	22.04
2.	Darren Lange	Academy QLD	22.21
3.	Ashley Callus	Redlands QLD	22.22

FINAL WOMEN'S 50M BUTTERFLY

1996 Olympian Angela Kenned took out the honours in this event for the seventh time with newcomer to the senior ranks Carmen Cosgrove just .05 behind, followed by Jordana Webb just .04 after her.

Both Kennedy and Cosgrove make the cut for Athens.

RESULT
1.	Angela Kennedy	Yeronga Park QLD	27.43
2.	Carmen Cosgrove	Claremont UNI WA	27.48
3.	Jordana Webb	BHP Hunter NSW	27.52

FINAL WOMEN'S 800M FREESTYLE

Rachel Harris with an 8:24.03 is the only WSC qualifier from this event. Not a good result for Australian women's distance freestyle in the lead up to the Sydney 2000 Games.

RESULT
1.	Rachel Harris	Claremont UNI WA	8:24.03
2.	Charlene Benzie	Galston QLD	8:34.81
3.	Emily Pedrazzini	Chandler QLD	8:36.52

FINAL MEN'S 800M FREESTYLE RELAY

RESULT
1.	City of Perth WA	7:24.43
2.	Yeronga Park QLD	7:25.20
3.	Ginninderra NSW	7:30.17