Six members of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) swim program have been selected to represent Australia at the London Games.

Angie Bainbridge (4x200m freestyle), Alicia Coutts (100m fly, 200m IM and 4x100m freestyle), Tomasso D’Orsogna (4x100m freestyle), Sally Foster (200m breastroke), Belinda Hocking (100m and 200m backstroke) and James Roberts (100m freestyle and 4x100m freestyle) are among the 44 athletes who will represent Australia in London.

Australian Head Coach Leigh Nugent said he was impressed with the strength of the Team and the positive racing at the Olympic selection trial meet that doubled as the Olympic Trials.

'We’ve seen some great swimming this week and depth in many events,' Nugent said.

'Our relay strength looks very good like it was in Beijing – if not better, and our sprinters have led the way in terms of world rankings.'

'The racing for individual swims in London has raised the bar here at our Trials and now the job is to do everything possible to best prepare for the Games in July.'

2012 Australian Olympic Team – Swimming

Daniel Arnamnart (NSW), Jessica Ashwood (NSW), Angie Bainbridge (ACT), Bronte Barratt (QLD), Bronte Campbell (QLD), Cate Campbell (QLD), Alicia Coutts (ACT), Nick D’Arcy (QLD), Tommaso D’Orsogna (ACT), Brittany Elmslie (QLD), Blair Evans (WA), Sally Foster (ACT), Thomas Fraser-Holmes (QLD), Jayden Hadler (QLD), Samantha Hamill (QLD), Belinda Hocking (ACT), Leisel Jones (QLD), Yolane Kukla (QLD), Mitch Larkin (QLD), Matson Lawson (VIC),James Magnussen (NSW), Cameron McEvoy (QLD), Ned McKendry (QLD), David McKeon (NSW), Kenrick Monk (QLD), Ryan Napoleon (QLD), Meagen Nay (QLD), Jade Neilsen (QLD), Kylie Palmer (QLD), Leiston Pickett (QLD), Stephanie Rice (QLD), Brenton Rickard (QLD), James Roberts (QLD), Jessica Schipper (QLD), Melanie Schlanger (QLD), Emily Seebohm (QLD), Christian Sprenger (QLD), Hayden Stoeckel (SA), Eamon Sullivan (NSW), Matthew Targett (VIC), Daniel Tranter (NSW), Libby Trickett (QLD), Tessa Wallace (QLD), Chris Wright (QLD).