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2026 AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING TRIALS
Monday, June 8 – Saturday, June 13, 2026 Sydney, Australia Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre LCM (50 meters) Meet Central Commonwealth Selection Criteria Pan Pac Selection Criteria Psych Sheets Live Results Live Stream Storylines To Watch Live Recaps: Prelims: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3We are more than halfway through the 2026 Australian Swimming Trials, and there are currently nine men and 11 women who have earned priority one nominations for the 2026 summer international meets.
On Thursday, four athletes got added to the priority one spots, Elizabeth Dekkers, Brittany Castelluzzo, and Molly Walker on the women’s side and Kyle Chalmers on the men’s.
Chalmers, like McEvoy, has reportedly chosen not to race at the Pan Pacific Championships, opting for the Commonwealth Games instead. Like McEvoy, he is still listed on both because he has still technically earned a roster spot on both.
On the women’s side, Dekkers earned her first priority qualification of the meet, setting a new All Comers record in the 200 fly at 2:04.95, winning the event and earning an automatic spot on both teams this summer. Castelluzzo also earned a priority one qualification in the event, finishing 2nd under the qualifying time with her 2:06.95.
In the 800 freestyle, Molly Walker finished 2nd behind Lani Pallister in the qualifying time. She will officially lock up her spots for the meet, after she was sitting as a priority three designation for Pan-Pacs, since she finished 3rd but still came in under the SA qualifying time in the 400 free.
As a reminder some athletes earned individual qualifications in additional events. We have athletes listed under their highest priority qualification with all events under any priority listed next to them.
In other news, Mackenzie Burns won the 50 fly swim-off during prelims between her and Claudia Fydler, who were tied as Priority 3 swimmers for the Commonwealth Games. This makes her the lone priority three swimmer in the women’s 50 fly.
There were also a number of men’s swimmers added to the priority two selections courtesy of the 100 freestyle. The Pan-Pacs selection document states that any athlete who finishes in the top-eight “may” be selected to the roster, and the Commonwealth document states any athlete in the top-four.
Pan-Pacs Roster
Women Men Priority 1 Priority 1 Jenna Forrester (200 FR/400 FR/200 IM) Ella Ramsay (100 BR/200 IM) Lani Pallister (200 FR/400 FR/800 FR) Kaylee McKeown (50 BK/100 BK/200 BK) Mollie O’Callaghan (200 FR/50 BK) Alexandria Perkins (50 FL/100 FL) Sienna Toohey (50 BR/100 BR) Iona Anderson (50 BK/100 BK/200 BK) Elizabeth Dekkers (200 FL) Brittany Castelluzzo (200 FR/100 FL/200 FL) Molly Walker (400 FR/800 FR) Sam Short (200 FR/400 FR/800 FR) Elijah Winnington (200 FR/400 FR) Sam Williamson (50 BR/100 BR) Isaac Cooper (50 BK) Kai Taylor (100 FR/200 FR) Matt Temple (100 FR/100 FL) Cameron McEvoy ^(50 FR) Jamie Jack (50 FR/100 FR) Kyle Chalmers^ (100 FR) Priority 2* Priority 2* Inez Miller (200 FR) Hannah Casey (200 FR) Milla Jansen (200 FR) Meg Harris (200 FR) Bailey Lello (100 BR) Harrison Turner (100 FR/200 FR) Edward Sommerville (200 FR) Charlie Hawke (200 FR) William Petric (200 FR/200 IM) Cameron Blade (200 FR) Henry Allan (100 BK) Stuart Swinburn (100 BK) Ben Armbruster (100 FL) Flynn Southam (50 FR/100 FR) Max Giuliani (100 FR) Jack Cartwright (100 FR) Priority 3 Priority 3 Tara Kinder (200 IM) Amelia Weber (400 FR) Hannah Fredericks (200 BK) Benjamin Goedemans (400 FR)* Priority 2 athletes’ selection to the team is at the “sole and absolute discretion of SA Selection Committee”
^ Cam McEvoy and Kyle Chalmers have previously declared their intentions to not attend Pan-Pacs, but we are leaving them on the roster since they meet the qualification requirements.
Commonwealth Games Roster
Women Men Priority 1 Priority 1 Jenna Forrester (200 FR/400 FR/200 IM) Ella Ramsay (100 BR/200 IM) Lani Pallister (200 FR/400 FR/800 FR) Kaylee McKeown (50 BK/100 BK/200 BK) Mollie O’Callaghan (200 FR/50 BK) Alexandria Perkins (50 FL/100 FL) Sienna Toohey (50 BR/100 BR) Iona Anderson (50 BK/100 BK/200 BK) Elizabeth Dekkers (200 FL) Brittany Castelluzzo (200 FL) Molly Walker (800 FR) Sam Short (200 FR/400 FR/800 FR) Elijah Winnington (400 FR) Sam Williamson (50 BR/100 BR) Isaac Cooper (50 BK) Kai Taylor (100 FR/200 FR) Matt Temple (100 FL) Cameron McEvoy (50 FR) Jamie Jack (50 FR) Kyle Chalmers (100 FR) Priority 2* Priority 2* Inez Miller (200 FR) Hannah Casey (200 FR) Harrison Turner (100 FR/200 FR/100 FL/200 FL) Edward Sommerville (200 FR) Henry Allan (100 BK) Flynn Southam (50 FR/100 FR) Priority 3^ Priority 3^ Tara Kinder (200 IM) Amelia Weber (400 FR) Lily Price (50 FL) Mackenzie Burns(50 FL) Hannah Fredericks (100 BK/200 BK) Jess Cole (200 FL) Benjamin Goedemans (400 FR/800 FR) Ben Armbruster (100 FL) William Petric (200 IM) Thomas Neill (200 IM)* Priority 2 athletes’ selection to the team is at the “sole and absolute discretion of SA Selection Committee”
^ Priority 3 athletes will be ranked according to a ranking system, which ranks athletes against the top non-Australian athletes in the world in their given event, with a limit of three athletes per nation in the ranking.
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