Women
| Event | Long course (50 m) | Short course (25 m) |
|---|---|---|
| 50 free | 25.24 Lize-Mari Retief |
24.72 Lize-Mari Retief |
| 100 free | 55.19 Helene Muller |
53.96 Lize-Mari Retief |
| 200 free | 1:59.76 Melissa Corfe |
1:56.78 Helene Muller |
| 400 free | 4:08.70 Melissa Corfe |
4:03.50 Melissa Corfe |
| 800 free | 8:26.88 Wendy Trott |
8:25.53 Kathryn Meaklim |
| 1500 free | 16:08.96 Wendy Trott |
16:16.56 Melissa Corfe |
| 50 back | 29.18 Charlene Wittstock |
26.89 Chanelle Van Wyk |
| 100 back | 1:01.14 Melissa Corfe |
56.56 Chanelle Van Wyk |
| 200 back | 2:10.03 Melissa Corfe |
2:05.09 Mandy Loots |
| 50 breast | 30.83 Penny Heyns |
30.60 Penny Heyns |
| 100 breast | 1:06.52 Penny Heyns |
1:05.36 Suzaan van Biljon |
| 200 breast | 2:23.64 Penny Heyns |
2:18.73 Suzaan van Biljon |
| 50 fly | 26.48 Lize-Mari Retief |
25.90 Lize-Mari Retief |
| 100 fly | 58.68 Lize-Mari Retief |
56.52 Lize-Mari Retief |
| 200 fly | 2:09.98 Mandy Loots |
2:04.48 Mandy Loots |
| 100 IM | not swum | 1:00.86 Amanda Loots |
| 200 IM | 2:14.53 Katheryn Meaklim |
2:07.54 Katheryn Meaklim |
| 400 IM | 4:40.98 Katheryn Meaklim |
4:28.23 Katheryn Meaklim |
| 400 free relay | 3:47.99 South Africa |
3:45.27 South Africa |
| 800 free relay | 8:12.74 South Africa |
8:06.94 SSA |
| 400 medley relay | 4:03.62 South Africa |
4:00.73 South Africa |
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