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Australian Olympian Tessa Wallace Signs with Funkita

Olympic swimmer and Commonwealth Games silver medalist Tessa Wallace has signed with Australian swimwear company, Funkita.

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Olivia Smoliga Wins Record 8 Gold Medals, Kelsi Dahlia 7 at SC Worlds

While Smoliga earned the most gold medals of any competitor, Team USA’s Kelsi Dahlia leaves Hangzhou with 9 medals total, 7 of which are gold.

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Les Campbell quittent Brisbane pour Sydney avec coach et bagages

Simon Cusack et les Campbell sisters (Bronte à gauche, Cate à droite) devraient entrer dans leurs fonctions début janvier, au sein du centre Northern Metropolitan. 

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2018 Sette Colli Trophy: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Ben Proud and Andrii Govorov will both be looking for a new 50 fly world record on day 3 in Rome.

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2018 Sette Colli Trophy: Day 1 Finals Live Recap

Follow along for a live recap of day 1 finals at the Sette Colli Trophy in Rome.

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Australia’s St. Peters Western Club is Shining Nationally, Worldwide

The Mighty St Peters Western Club, show no signs of slowing down and have started the year like no other. The Powerhouse Club located in Indooroopilly, Queensland, Australia have been producing some incredible results this year already, and its only April.

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2018 Commonwealth Games: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap

Adam Peaty will be amongst the competition during day 4 prelims of the 2018 Commonwealth Games

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Celebrating Emily Seebohm’s 25th Career Short Course National Title

“I want to be like Leisel Jones and be one of the best Australians ever seen and go to four Olympics – there (would be) nothing better,” says Seebohm looking ahead to the near future.

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A Look At The Stats From Budapest World Championships

Now that the World Championships in Budapest have come to a close, let’s take a look back at the numbers and see what’s interesting.

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Efimova Throws Down Fastest Breaststroke Leg In History: 1:04.03

Yuliya Efimova’s 1:04.03 breast leg was the fastest in history in the women’s 400 medley relay.

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Happy Olympic Day: Check Out The 20 Most-Decorated Olympic Swimmers Ever

June 23 marks Olympic Day, a holiday dedicated to the Olympic movement and its three pillars: move, learn and discover. To celebrate, we’re giving swim fans a chance to move (their mouse to scroll lower down this page), learn (about the most-decorated Olympic swimmers of all-time) and discover (some swimming legends they may not have previously known).

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Lethal Leisel Jones Named to Hall of Fame Class of 2017

Australia’s “Lethal” Leisel Jones has been named to the International Swimming Hall of Fame class of 2017. She’s the 15th person,…

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Trickett to be Inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame

“I was blown away to be up there with the likes of Dawn Fraser and the other wonderful icons of our sport…

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McKeown Keeps Australia In The Women’s 200 Breaststroke Hunt

Taylor McKeown from Australia leads the women’s 200m breaststrokers into Thursday night’s final.

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Swimmers define Dominance in Rio

Counting finals swims only, Katinka Hosszu’s world-record-smashing 400 IM was by far the most dominant swim of night one.

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