Sienna Toohey smashed three state records in Sydney over the weekend.
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The Albury High School student, having claimed three medals at the recent Australian Age Championships, picked up where she left off with a series of dominant displays at the NSW All Schools Secondary Swimming Championship.
Toohey started by winning the 12-14 years 200m breaststroke in a record 2:36.34 and backed up 20 minutes later to claim silver in the 14 years 100m freestyle.
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On the second day of competition, Toohey broke the 14 years 50m breaststroke record when she touched the wall in 33.13 seconds.
Another silver medal followed in the 12-14 years 200m individual medley and Toohey stormed to her third record time by winning the 12-14 years 100m breaststroke in 1:11.43.
The Albury Swim Club star then recovered from second-last on the penultimate lap of the 200m freestyle to claim a dramatic bronze medal.
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