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What an incredible night of ACC Sport! On one of the biggest events on the annual sporting calendar, the MSAC pool was set alight with sizzling performances, with an unprecedented number of new records achieved.
Congratulations to the athletes and relay teams that broke an ACC record at the meet:
Noah Millard
De La Salle College
Open 200m freestyle (Event #1)
1:57.94
Previous record: 1:59.31 (2013)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXQCiTUBHJM[/embedyt]
Noah Millard
De La Salle College
Under 16 50m backstroke (Event #68)
28.61
Previous record: 29.17 (2017)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzoT325ymEk[/embedyt]
Campbell Freeman
De La Salle College
Under 17 50m freestyle (Event #26)
24.88
Previous record: 24.96 (2000)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt-nWkUOTOs[/embedyt]
Flynn McMahon
Parade College
Senior 50m freestyle (Event #29)
24.92
Previous record: 25.07 (2005)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LMfxymW5xA[/embedyt]
Todd Martin
Parade College
Under 17 50m backstroke (Event #71)
28.85
Previous record: 29.02 (2005)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIO4ybQX9AY[/embedyt]
Whitefriars College
Senior 4x50m medley relay (Event #11)
1:58.02
Previous record: 2:00.11 (2001)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcgZaoOSYWE[/embedyt]
De La Salle College
Under 16 4x50m freestyle relay (Event #82)
1:44.21
Previous record: 1:48.50 (2016)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB22cYwgxHY[/embedyt]
Whitefriars College
Senior 4x50m freestyle relay (Event #86)
1:42.08
Previous record: 1:45.58 (2017)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE69y-fnyKQ[/embedyt]
Mazenod College bounced back in emphatic fashion to clinch the Division 2 title after their relegation from Division 1 in 2017. With a final score of 431 points, they were well ahead of their main contenders in CBC St Kilda (368) and St Joseph’s Ferntree Gully (324.5). Emmanuel finished on 266, whilst Simonds finished on 162.5 but were once again able to claim the Most Improved Award for the schools with a student population of under 1000.
De La Salle College has not achieved the ultimate success in ACC Swimming since 1996, but three individual and two relay records were enough to propel them into top spot in a supercharged Division 1 competition. With a final team score of 589, they were able to hold back an impressive Whitefriars squad (545 points) from achieving 5 championship wins in a row. St Bede’s finished in third on 503, ahead of St Bernard’s (477), Parade (464.5), St Joseph’s Geelong (442.5) and Salesian (369).
A full results package from the 2018 Swimming Championship will be released on Monday.
A selection of images from the event are included below, with an event video to be released shortly. Follow the ACC on our social media platforms to stay updated on all developments.
A huge thanks to the numerous officials that assisted in the management of the event. It is large event to organise and its success is due to the wonderful contribution of so many people. Well done to the staff and students of Parade College for their outstanding support, and to all of the other staff members from the member schools.