Bailey Day swims her way to the Olympic trials
Southside Aquatic’s Bailey Day has swum her way into the Olympic trials to be stage in June in Sydney. The St Thomas More College student earned a place at the trials after shining at the state titles.
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Whetton hungry for success after Rio Olympics
The disappointment of missing a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games is inspiring Kookaburras’ Jake Whetton and his teammates to leave no stone unturned in the lead-up to Tokyo.
Keeney glances toward Olympics with confidence
Diver Maddison Keeney will glance toward the Olympic Games with renewed confidence after her bronze medal winning effort at last year’s world championships.
Stubblety-Cook calm and focused leading into trials
Zac Stubblety-Cook is at his best when he is relaxed and calm, and that is the way he plans to stay in the lead-up to the Tokyo Olympic Games swimming trials in June.
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No easing up from Boomers
THE Boomers won’t be taking the winless China easily when the two teams clash in Rio.
Campbell sisters miss podium
THE golden result every Australian swimming fan had been dreaming failed to materialise in Rio as Cate and Bronte Campbell finished outside the medals in the women’s 100m freestyle final.
100 reasons to cheer
SHE is regarded as one of the best to pick up a stick and Wamuran Hockey Club export Jodie Kenny has 100 great reasons to remember her Rio campaign for the Hockeyroos.
It’s all a bit surreal for George
PLAYING for the Australian Opals at an Olympic Games is a surreal feeling for star forward Cayla George.
Our athletes in Rio — Day 6
THERE is no rest for our athletes in Rio as they continue their quest for Olympic glory. Just where will our local heroes be in action tonight and tomorrow?
‘Dream Team, you need to man up’
“MAN UP”. That’s the message former Australian basketball great Brian Kerle has for the US Dream Team after they labelled the Boomers “dirty” in their tussle this morning.
Groves St Peters’ silver-medal hero
UPDATE: KYLE Chalmers may have stolen the show, but Games debutant Madeline Groves is the toast of St Peters Western Swim Club after a magical morning in the pool in Rio.
Larkin into 200m backstroke final
BRISBANE swimmer Mitch Larkin has turned in a strong swim to qualify second fastest for the 200m backstroke final tomorrow.
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