In 1994, Kennedy attended the NSW State Open Short-Course Championships in Sydney.
10 Facts About Angela Kennedy
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Angela Kennedy set a record in every 50m and 100m event in the program, achieving 11 records in total.
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Angela Kennedy broke the world record in the 100m butterfly at the World Short-Course Swimming Championships in 1995, however was beaten in the event by fellow Australian Susie O'Neill, and Liu Limin of China.
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Angela Kennedy was teammates to Australian representative and University of Nevada scholarship holder Anthony Rogis, Australian representative Chloe Flutter and Syracuse University scholarship holders Francis Williams and Ben Henri.
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Angela Kennedy moved to Queensland in 1995 and was then coached by Scott Volkers.
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Angela Kennedy combined with Helen Denman, Sarah Ryan and Nicole Stevenson to qualify Australia for the final, before Susie O'Neill, Samantha Riley, Stevenson and Ryan trailed the United States home.
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Angela Kennedy attempted to qualify for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, but finished eighth in the 100-metre butterfly at the Australian Championships.
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In 2007, Angela Kennedy started working for the Queensland Police Force.
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Angela Kennedy was born to Bob and Helen Angela Kennedy on 28 February 1976 in Nambour, Queensland.
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Angela Kennedy married high school friend Glen Woodward in 2003, in a private ceremony on Magnetic Island, Queensland.