2018 African Swimming Championships – 4 × 100 metre mixed freestyle relay

The Mixed 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay competition of the 2018 African Swimming Championships was held on 11 September 2018.[1][2]

Mixed 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay
at the 2018 African Swimming Championships
VenueMohamed Boudiaf Olympic Complex
Dates11 September
Competitors51 from 11 nations
Teams11
Winning time3:36.94
Medalists
    Egypt
    South Africa
    Algeria

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world and championship records were as follows.

TeamTimeLocationDate
World record United States3:27.28Rome2 August 2009
African record South Africa3:31.38Budapest29 July 2007
Championship recordN/A

The following new records were set during this competition.

DateEventNationTimeRecord
11 SeptemberHeat Algeria3:42.43CR
11 SeptemberFinal Egypt3:36.94CR

Results

Heats

The heats were started on 11 September at 12:15.[3]

RankNationSwimmersTimeNotes
1 AlgeriaAimen Benabid (53.44)
Nesrine Medjahed (59.72)
Mehdi Nazim Benbara (51.64)
Amel Melih (57.63)
3:42.43Q CR
2 EgyptAli Khalafalla (52.35)
Farida Osman (58.88)
Samiha Mohsen (59.93)
Mohamed Samy (52.77)
3:43.93Q
3 TunisiaMohamed Aziz Ghaffari (51.78)
Farah Benkhelil (59.79)
Menna Kchouk (1:01.29)
Mohamed Ali Chaouchi (53.45)
3:46.31Q
4 South AfricaMatthew Bowers (53.14)
Janie Coetzer (1:00.32)
Lesley Blignaut (1:00.67)
Ayrton Sweeney (53.02)
3:47.15Q
5 MoroccoSamy Boutouil (53.49)
Yasmeen Boutouil (1:01.07)
Noura Mana (1:00.13)
Yusuf Tibazi (56.05)
3:50.74Q
6 MauritiusMathieu Marquet (52.15)
Ovesh Purahoo (54.55)
Camille Koenig (1:03.19)
Tessa Ip Hen Cheung (1:01.74)
3:51.63Q NR
7 KenyaSwaleh Talib (54.73)
Alvin Omondi (55.98)
Imara-Bella Thorpe (1:01.06)
Rebecca Kamau (1:02.99)
3:54.76Q NR
8 SenegalEl Hadji Adama Niane (53.01)
Ndeye Tabara Diagne (1:00.28)
Adama Ndir (55.91)
Amadou Ndiaye (1:07.66)
3:56.86Q NR
9 AngolaMario Ervedosa (57.39)
Lia Lima (1:05.32)
Daniel Francisco (55.07)
Catarina Sousa (1:00.62)
3:58.40NR
10 MozambiqueEdilson Paco (58.46)
Ahllan Bique (55.71)
Jannat Bique (1:06.39)
Denise Mabasso (1:08.59)
4:09.15
11 UgandaAdnan Kabuye (58.66)
Avice Meya (1:06.38)
Selina Katumba (1:06.15)
Atuhaire Ambala (58.42)
4:09.61NR

Final

The final was started on 11 September.[4]

RankLaneNationSwimmersTimeNotes
5 EgyptAli Khalafalla (50.84)
Farida Osman (56.58)
Samiha Mohsen (1:00.37)
Mohamed Samy (49.15)
3:36.94CR NR
6 South AfricaJacques Van Wyk (51.08)
Erin Gallagher (55.02)
Alaric Basson (51.58)
Hannah Kiely (59.36)
3:37.04
4 AlgeriaAimen Benabid (52.77)
Nesrine Medjahed (59.48)
Mehdi Nazim Benbara (51.23)
Amel Melih (56.91)
3:40.39NR
43 TunisiaMohamed Aziz Ghaffari (51.30)
Farah Benkhelil (59.40)
Menna Kchouk (1:00.94)
Mohamed Agili (51.41)
3:43.05
57 MauritiusMathieu Marquet (52.80)
Bradley Vincent (50.38)
Camille Koenig (1:01.50)
Tessa Ip Hen Cheung (1:02.41)
3:47.09NR
62 MoroccoYusuf Tibazi (54.02)
Yasmeen Boutouil (1:01.57)
Noura Mana (1:00.19)
Samy Boutouil (52.85)
3:48.63NR
71 KenyaSwaleh Talib (54.58)
Alvin Omondi (56.91)
Imara-Bella Thorpe (1:01.70)
Rebecca Kamau (1:02.75)
3:55.94
88 SenegalEl Hadji Adama Niane (53.49)
Jeanne Boutbien (1:01.02)
Adama Ndir (55.11)
Ndeye Tabara Diagne (1:07.55)
3:57.17

References

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