Personal Bests and Records Held
- Long course (50 m)
| Event | Time |
|
Date | Meet | Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 ! 100 m freestyle | 48.76 | 02009-03-1919 Mar 2009 | British Championships | United Kingdom, Sheffield ! Sheffield, United Kingdom | ||
| 02 ! 50 m backstroke | 24.04 | 02009-08-022 Aug 2009 | World Championships | Italy, Rome ! Rome, Italy | ||
| 04 ! 100 m backstroke | 52.73 | 02009-07-2828 Jul 2009 | World Championships | Italy, Rome ! Rome, Italy | ||
| 06 ! 200 m individual medley | 1:57.79 | 02008-04-011 Apr 2008 | British Championships | United Kingdom, Sheffield ! Sheffield, United Kingdom |
- Short course (25 m)
| Event | Time |
|
Date | Meet | Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 ! 50 m backstroke | 23.10 | 02009-08-077 Aug 2009 | Grand Prix | United Kingdom, Leeds ! Leeds, United Kingdom | ||
| 02 ! 100 m backstroke | 50.14 | 02008-04-1010 Apr 2008 | World SC Championships | United Kingdom, Manchester ! Manchester, United Kingdom | ||
| 03 ! 100 m individual medley | 52.22 | 02008-04-1313 Apr 2008 | World SC Championships | United Kingdom, Manchester ! Manchester, United Kingdom | ||
| 04 ! 200 m individual medley | 1:53.10 | 02008-04-1111 Apr 2008 | World SC Championships | United Kingdom, Manchester ! Manchester, United Kingdom |
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