Titmus declares: “He (coach) knows me better than myself’’
Ariarne Titmus has given an insight into her close relationship with coach Dean Boxall, declaring: “He knows me better that I know myself I think.’’
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Titmus, Boxall scoop pool for St Peters
St Peters Western world champion Ariarne Titmus and her coach Dean Boxall scooped the pool at the 2019 Swimming Australia Awards’ night.
Nicola Johnson appointed to Tokyo Olympics
Nicola Johnson, the founder of the most successful junior water polo club in Australia, has been named the first female Australian to referee at an Olympic Games.
Brisbane swimmer claims world record
Brisbane’s Minna Atherton has become the first female short course swimmer to break 55 seconds after powering to an extraordinary 100m backstroke world record at the International Swimming League meet in Budapest overnight.
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Not so smooth sailing for Stoddart
WITH 10 boats capsizing, staying afloat is a challenge in itself on the waters of Rio. Ashley Stoddart remains in the mix after three days of laser radial sailing.
Our athletes in Rio — Day 6
WHAT’S in store in Rio for you tonight and tomorrow? Well settle back and prepare to cheer on our athletes as they take to the water, the court, and rugby and hockey fields. Will more medals come our way?
Pearls poster girl a Rio revelation
STAMPED as rugby sevens’ golden girl, Charlotte Caslick has always been a step ahead — right back to the sporting fields of Brisbane State High School.
Boomers hellbent on upset
WITH 19 consecutive wins, it is little wonder the USA’s Dream Team is regarded as one of the world’s best outfits. But our Boomers are hellbent on making the US’s Olympic campaign a nightmare.
Coutts leaves on her terms
RECORD equalling Olympian Alicia Coutts bowed out of individual international swimming today with a gallant fifth placing in the final of the 200m Medley at the Rio Olympic Games.
More joy for magic McKeon
ST PETERS Western Swim Club’s Emma McKeon has added individual bronze to her relay gold after pushing some of world swimming’s biggest names.
Paul will take it ‘one at a time’
HIS grandfather introduced him to skeet shooting and has coached him to his debut Olympics. Now Paul Adams is hoping their partnership will bear fruit of the Olympic medal kind.
Evania’s path to Olympic glory
THE road to Olympic glory is a long and arduous one — and it is one the family of all athletes take together. Vivii Pelite shares the journey of her daughter, Rugby Sevens darling Evania Pelite.
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