Paige Austin-Burrows

I am hardworking and committed to anything I set my mind to

Paige Austin-Burrows

Availability status: Committed

University: Saint Peter’s University

Personal Profile

Country: England

Date of birth: 01/01/2006

Height: 5 feet 7 inches

Weight: 140 lbs

Sex: Female

Academic Information

School: The Sixth Form College Farnborough

Graduation year: 2024

College Enrollment Year: 2024

Qualifications: 

High School Grades: Psychology: A, Geography: A, English Language: A, Science: A, History: A, Maths: B, English Literature: C;

SAT: Not taken yet

Swimming Profile

PERSONAL BEST TIMES

50m Free (SC): 28.52

50m Free (LC): 29.77

100m Free (SC): 1:02.43

100m Free (LC): 1:03.96

200m Free (SC): 2:17.64

200m Free (LC): 2:17.52

400m Free (LC): 4:48.76

50m Back (SC): 31.09

50m Back (LC): 31.82

100m Back (SC): 1:08.24

100m Back (LC): 1:09.77

200m Back (SC): 2:24.42

200m Back (LC): 2:27.36

100m Breast (SC): 1:16.94

100m Breast (LC): 1:19.27

50m Fly (SC): 29.11

50m Fly (LC): 29.57

100m Fly (SC): 1:06.21

100m Fly (LC): 1:07.27

200m Fly (SC): 2:28.62

200m Fly (LC): 2:35.23

200m IM (SC): 2:26.26

200m IM (LC): 2:29.37

400m IM (SC): 5:15.78

400m IM (LC): 5:18.28

 

BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Selected to represent my club in the National Arena League since 2016

Qualified for the 2022 British Championships

Qualified for the 2022 South East Schools National Swimming competition

Bronze medalist at the 2022 South East Regional Championships

Finalist at the 2022 South East Regional Championships

2022 Hampshire County Champion in 2 events

Competed at the 2022 British Nationals in the medley relay

Interview

Give us 5 words that best describe you as an athlete:

Committed, hardworking, competitive, passionate, determined. 

Tell us about your best memory of your athletic career:

At the Irish Championships on day 1, after arriving at the marshalling area 20 mins ahead of my 200 back final event, I was told that they had mistakenly put the second reserve in the event in my place. They were not willing to pull that competitor out and even though a coach overheard what was happening and tried to intervene on my behalf, they upheld their decision and I wasn’t allowed to compete. I was distraught and felt I had nobody there to fight my corner. I spoke to my parents and for a split second I considered flying home but very quickly realised the best thing I could do is rally, go back the next day and medal in my other events. I got bronze in 100 fly the next day and knew then that I would never walk away and would never give up. There is always the next race!

Goals:

To compete in an Olympic or Commonwealth Games.

Anything else we should know? 

I have a comprehensive swim training schedule in place including land training and power lifting. 

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