Swimming at the 1999 All-Africa Games

Swimming at the 7th All-Africa Games was held 12–18 September 1999 at the Ellis Park Aquatic Complex in Johannesburg, South Africa. The six-day meet featured events in a 50-meter (long course) pool.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Participating nations

128 swimmers from 18 nations were entered in the competition.^[7] Among those with swimmers were:

Algeria
Angola
Egypt
Kenya
Madagascar
Mauritius
Mozambique
Namibia
Nigeria
Senegal
Seychelles
South Africa
Swaziland
Tunisia
Zambia
Zimbabwe

Schedule

Note: Events are listed on correct day, but possibly not in the right order.

Date	12 September	September 13	14 September
E v e n t s	100 free (w) 100 breast (m) 400 IM (w) 200 free (m) 4 × 200 Free Relay (w)	200 breast (w) 100 fly (m) 200 free (w) 400 IM (m) 4 × 200 Free Relay (m)	100 free (m) 400 free (w) 200 back (m) 100 back (w) 4 × 100 Free Relay (w)
Date	15 September	September 16	17 September
E v e n t s	100 fly (w) 200 breast (m) 100 breast (w) 400 free (m) 800 free (w) 4 × 100 Free Relay (m)	50 free (m) 200 IM (w) 200 fly (m) 100 back (m) 1500 free (m) 4 × 100 Medley Relay (w)	200 fly (w) 200 IM (m) 200 back (w) 50 free (w) 4 × 100 Medley Relay

m= men's event, w= women's event

Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m Freestyle	Brendon Dedekind South Africa	22.36 GR	Nicholas Folker South Africa	22.83	Salim Iles Algeria	23.02
100 m Freestyle^m1	Brendon Dedekind South Africa	50.50	Salim Iles Algeria	50.58	Nicholas Folker South Africa	50.61
200 m Freestyle	Herman Louw South Africa	1:52.68	Glen Walshaw Zimbabwe	1:55.85	Terence Parkin South Africa	1:56.78
400 m Freestyle	Ryno Markgraaff South Africa	4:06.93	James Willcox South Africa	4:08.00	Glen Walshaw Zimbabwe	4:09.65
1500 m Freestyle	Denis Sirringhaus South Africa	16:17.53	Ryno Markgraaff South Africa	16:50.96	Herbert Couacud Mauritius	16:59.31

100 m Backstroke	Mehdi Addadi Algeria	58.28	Benjamin Lo-Pinto Seychelles	59.64	Haitham Hazem Egypt	59.91
200 m Backstroke	Brett Rogers South Africa	2:08.83	George Du Rand South Africa	2:10.41	Benjamin Lo-Pinto Seychelles	2:11.21

100 m Breaststroke	Brett Petersen South Africa	1:02.63	Chris Stewart South Africa	1:06.01	Alan Ogden Zimbabwe	1:08.08
200 m Breaststroke	Terence Parkin South Africa	2:16.29 GR	Greg Owen South Africa	2:21.14	Ayman Khattab Egypt	2:26.98

100 m Butterfly	Ryan Kelly South Africa	54.66	Theo Verster South Africa	54.75	Mehdi Addadi Algeria	56.30
200 m Butterfly	Theo Verster South Africa	2:04.69 GR	Raazik Nordien South Africa	2:08.75	Fares Attar Algeria	2:10.11

200 m I.M.	Theo Verster South Africa	2:04.10 GR	Terence Parkin South Africa	2:07.97	Kenny Roberts Seychelles	2:11.00
400 m I.M	Terence Parkin South Africa	4:35.29	Adrian Bosch South Africa	4:39.06	Kenny Roberts Seychelles	4:46.26

4 × 100 m Free Relay	South Africa Brett Rogers, Brett Petersen, Ryan Kelly, Brendon Dedekind	3:51.45	Algeria	3:54.91	Egypt	3:58.22
4 × 200 m Free Relay	South Africa Herman Louw, James Willcox, Ryno Maarkgraaf, Terence Parkin	7:41.91	Algeria	7:58.54	Seychelles Kenny Roberts, Jean-Paul Adam, Benjamin Lo-Pinto, Barnsley Albert ^[8]	8:04.98
4 × 100 m Medley Relay	South Africa	3:51.45	Algeria	3:54.91	Egypt	3:58.22

^m1 In prelims of the men's 100 free, Algeria's Salim Iles set a new Games Record (GR) of 50.36.

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m Freestyle	Rania Elwani Egypt Stacey Bowley South Africa	26.56	not awarded		Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe	26.72
100 m Freestyle	Charlene Wittstock South Africa	57.46	Teresa Moodie Zimbabwe	58.04	Rania Elwani Egypt	58.12
200 m Freestyle	Kim van Selm South Africa	2:05.50	Kirsten van Heerden South Africa	2:06.15	Rania Elwani Egypt	2:08.08
400 m Freestyle	Kim van Selm South Africa	4:26.50	Kirsten van Heerden South Africa	4:27.04	Boutheina Elouer Tunisia	4:40.03
800 m Freestyle	Kim van Selm South Africa	9:13.30	Bronwyn Dedekind South Africa	9:19.04	Maha Elmerghany Egypt	9:44.72

100 m Backstroke	Charlene Wittstock South Africa	1:04.31	Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe	1:05.29	Taryn Ternent South Africa	1:05.95
200 m Backstroke	Mandy Loots South Africa	2:21.22	Taryn Cokayne South Africa	2:23.27	Mandy Leach Zimbabwe	2:29.14

100 m Breaststroke^w1	Penny Heyns South Africa	1:07.58 GR	Ziada Jardine South Africa	1:15.31	Lauren Harvey Zimbabwe	1:18.05
200 m Breaststroke^w1	Penny Heyns South Africa	2:28.00 GR	Sarah Poewe South Africa	2:32.80	Lauren Harvey Zimbabwe	2:53.17

100 m Butterfly	Mandy Loots South Africa	1:01.32 GR	Candice Crafford South Africa	1:03.64	Teresa Moodie Zimbabwe	1:05.18
200 m Butterfly	Mandy Loots South Africa	2:16.02 GR	Natalie du Toit South Africa	2:19.80	Kenza Bennaceur Algeria	2:33.54

200 m I.M.	Mandy Loots South Africa	2:20.02 GR	Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe	2:23.42	Mandy Leach Zimbabwe	2:25.53
400 m I.M	Mandy Loots South Africa	4:59.50 GR	Natalie du Toit South Africa	5:06.62	Kenza Bennaceur Algeria	5:29.60

4 × 100 m Free Relay^w2	Zimbabwe Kirsty Coventry, Tanya Gurr, Mandy Leach, Teresa Moody	3:53.45	South Africa Charlene Wittstock, Stacey Bowley, Candice Crafford, Kim van Selm	3:54.31	Egypt	4:11.06
4 × 200 m Free Relay	South Africa Kirsten van Heerden, Stacey Bowley, Bronwyn Dedekind, Kim van Selm	8:36.76	Zimbabwe	8:47.56	Egypt	9:18.40
4 × 100 m Medley Relay	South Africa Charlene Wittstock, Penny Heyns, Mandy Loots, Stacey Bowley	4:11.57 GR	Zimbabwe	4:28.96	Egypt	4:48.17

^w1 In winning the Women's 100 and 200 Breaststrokes, South Africa's Penny Heynes defended the 2 titles she won at the 1995 All-Africa Games.
^w2 Order of swimmers for the women's 4 × 100 Free Relay may be off, however, Moody (Zimbabwe) and Van Selm (South Africa) were the fourth swimmers for their relays.

Medal standings

References

^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 1 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-12; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 2 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-13; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 3 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-14; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 4 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-16; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 5 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-16; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (1999) All Africa Games - Day 6 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-18; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ (2003) All African Games Roundup & Results by Chaker Belhadj, published by SwimNews on 2003-10-24; retrieved 2011-07-29.
^ "Ninth All-Africa Games in Algiers, Algeria – from July 11 to 23-Seychelles' history at the All-Africa Games". www.nation.sc. Retrieved 14 June 2017.

[1] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 1 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-12; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[2] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 2 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-13; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[3] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 3 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-14; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[4] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 4 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-16; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[5] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 5 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-16; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[day6-6] (1999) All Africa Games - Day 6 by Neville Smith for SwimNews. Published 1999-09-18; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[7] (2003) All African Games Roundup & Results by Chaker Belhadj, published by SwimNews on 2003-10-24; retrieved 2011-07-29.

[8] "Ninth All-Africa Games in Algiers, Algeria – from July 11 to 23-Seychelles' history at the All-Africa Games". www.nation.sc. Retrieved 14 June 2017.

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