Swimming’s radical name change amid toxic legacy
Its global brand has been struggling to keep its head above water for decades. But ditching its name is just a small part of the sweeping reforms as swimming commits to a new dawn.
Its global brand has been struggling to keep its head above water for decades. But ditching its name is just a small part of the sweeping reforms as swimming commits to a new dawn.
Australian swimming star Kyle Chalmers will battle it out with a teen sensation this week for the crown of swimming’s sprint king.
Some of the biggest names in swimming headline the Australian contingent as the country prepares to host its first world champs in 15 years. And the word is the team is definitely up and about.
FINA is set for a landmark overhaul that better reflects the sport’s changing leadership after decades of being run by old men, Julian Linden reports.
HE is a teenage man-child who races adults in a swimming pool and breaks them. Kyle Chalmers is the next Ian Thorpe, right?
RIO-BOUND West Australian Blair Evans admitted to being a “broken swimmer” when she first teamed up with coach Bud McAllister in 2014.
KYLE Chalmers says he would love Grant Hackett to be at the Rio Olympics as a mentor but the AOC are staying tight-lipped on the fast-fading prospect.
GRANT Hackett is facing costly consequences for his mid-air spat with a male passenger that has again tarnished his image.
OLYMPIC legend Grant Hackett has been questioned by Federal Police over an incident on a flight home from the Australian swimming championships this morning.
THE stars are starting to align rapidly for Adelaide swimming star Kyle Chalmers after winning selection in Australia’s squad for the Rio Olympics.
THE once-shiny Dolphin Express sat idle after a London Games smeared with boorish behaviour and bullying. But this crop of swimmers is winning back the fans.
AUSTRALIA’S swim coach Jacco Verhaeren has labelled the 34-member team named for the Rio Olympics on Thursday night “one of the best I have ever seen.”
CATE Campbell jokes that all she did was hit a poker machine “spin” button and – ding, ding, ding – up came a new 50m freestyle Commonwealth record.
NORMALLY athletes thank their parents and their coaches, but Australian swimming’s bright young star had someone else he wanted to mention.
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