| Place Of Birth | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
| Residence | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
| Occupation | Student/swimmer |
| Coach | Ken Wood |
| Recent Results | Telstra Commonwealth Games Swimming Trials (Melbourne, Australia, 2006)
6th in the 200m Freestyle "B" final (2:03.78)
3rd in the 400m Freestyle (4:10.66)
9th in the 100m Butterfly (1:01.81)
4th in the 200m Butterfly (2:13.07)
Telstra FINA World Cup (Sydney, Australia, 2005)
21st in the 200m Freestyle (2:01.64)
7th in the 400m Freestyle (4:13.41)
21st in the 50m Butterfly (29.02)
13th in the 100m Butterfly (1:02.22)
3rd in the 200m Butterfly (2:10.04) |
Commonwealth
Games History | has not competed |
Olympic
Games History | has not competed |
| Other | World ranking:
123rd in the 200m Freestyle (2005)
53rd in the 400m Freestyle (2005)
148th in the 800m Freestyle (2005)
49th in the 100m Butterfly (2005)
36th in the 200m Butterfly (2005)
Personal Best:
400m Freestyle - 4:10.66
800m Freestyle - 8:55.31
100m Butterfly - 1:00.51
200m Butterfly - 2:12.06
400m IM - 4:56.08
Kylie is the baby of the 53-strong swimming team and only recently turned 16. She will represent Australia at senior level for the first time at the Games.
She represented Australia at the 2005 Australian Youth Olympic Festival and also at three Trans Tasman Series throughout her career.
She won a gold, two silver and a bronze at the 2005 FINA World Cup and was a double bronze medallist at the Australian Short Course Championships.
She finished fourth in the 200m Butterfly and won her first ever National open long course medal when she came third in the 400m Freestyle at the Telstra Trials in Melbourne, 2006.
She is particularly excited about marching in the Opening Ceremony at the Commonwealth Games. |