Swimming: Hickman on course for selection

Sunday 16 November 1997 00:02 GMT

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Swimming

Hickman on course for selection

James Hickman recorded an impressive 1min 56.41sec for the 200 metres butterfly at the Speedo British Grand Prix in Leicester last night. But the 21-year-old Olympic finalist has still to qualify for the World Championships in Perth, Australia, in January. The Stockport swimmer's one and only chance of selection comes at the British Winter Championships in Sheffield next month.

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