Victoria University PhD For Olympic Champion Shane Gould
Olympic swimming champion Shane Gould, 63, received a PhD from Victoria University in Melbourne on December 11th.
Mark Spitz Torna In Arena Nella Nuova Veste Di Ambassador Internazionale
Mark Spitz firma con arena, 46 anni dopo la sua prima collaborazione con la società nei giorni pionieristici della sponsorizzazione sportiva.
American Olympic Hero Mark Spitz Returns to arena in New Global Ambassador Role
arena has announced the signing of American Olympic hero Mark Spitz as a brand ambassador, 46 years after he first collaborated with the company.
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Beyond the Lane Lines: Gould Is Golden, Atkinson Honored
Read about what’s happening with swim stars Freya Anderson of Great Britain, Alia Atkinson of Jamaica and more in the latest edition of Beyond the Lane Lines.
Olympic Champ Shane Gould To Appear On Australian ‘Survivor’
Five-time Olympic medalist Shane Gould is set to appear on the upcoming season of Australia’s Survivor, the reality TV show based on the international series of the same name.
Coaches Corner: Dressel’s Developmental Training For Future Success
Caeleb Dressel is doing things that many fans of the sport find unbelievable.
Sarah Sjostrom – Queen Of All The Sprints
Sarah Sjostrom had a remarkable World Championships in Budapest. She broke the World Records in the 50m and 100m freestyles, winning gold and silver in the individual events.
Where Penny Oleksiak’s Performance Ranks Amongst Best Teens In Olympic History
Penny Oleksiak was the most dominant teenager at the 2016 Olympic Games by far, taking home one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals for Canada in the pool.
Katie Ledecky Set Up To Be First Woman To Ever Win Four Freestyle Golds At Worlds
Katie Ledecky has put herself in the perfect position to become the first woman ever to win four freestyle golds at a either a World Championships or Olympic Games.
16 History-Altering Moments in Olympic Swimming You Need to Know
In honor of Olympic day, we’ve compiled 16 of the great moments that have shaped Olympic swimming history:
Jodie Henry to Join Cotterell in Sport Australia Hall of Fame
2004 Olympic star Jodie Henry will be inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame at a ceremony tonight in Melbourne…
Bertrand Says Aussies “Aim To Be No. 1” By 2020
Australians take tremendous pride in the success of their national swimming team; Shane Gould, Dawn Fraser, Susie O’Neill, Ian Thorpe,…
Revenge of the Nerds: All-time Women’s Olympic Medal Winners
You might be surprised to learn that it’s Kirsty Coventry who has won the most individual Olympic medals, among women, of all time. Believe it. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/Kirsty Coventry)
Libby Trickett to Compete on Australia’s Dancing with the Stars
Olympic champion and world record holder Libby Trickett will be competing in the upcoming season of Australia’s “Dancing with the Stars”
Australian 1972 Olympic Team Organizing Reunion in Late October
The 1972 Australian Olympic Team, including the great Shane Gould, is having a reunion in late October.
