Category: Competition
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NSW States 2014 Jessica Ashwood New Australian Record Holder
Jessica Ashwood Breaks the Australian record in the Women’s 800m Freestyle with a time of 8:19.76.
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‘Physics Guy’ Cameron McEvoy interview at NSW States 2014
Cameron McEvoy interviewed by Swimming Australia after the men’s 200 freestyle at the 2014 New South Wales State Open Swimming Championships.
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James Magnussen interview after the NSW States Men’s 100 Free
Courtesy of Swimming Australia, “James Magnussen wins in 47.75 ahead of Cameron McEvoy.” See also nsw.swimming.org.au
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Jeanette Ottesen clocks 24.54 and Danish national record tying time in the 50 free
Jeanette Ottesen rattled her own Danish record in the 50 meter freestyle, when she at the East-Regional Danish Long Course Championships in Ballerup clocked 24.54 seconds, equalling her national record from the Barcelona 2013 World Championships. The Danish Regional Long Course Championships are held in Odense (West) and Ballerup (East) this weekend, as lead-up to…
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Swimming NZ takes Commonwealth Games trials live
Read Voxy and Swimming New Zealand Swimming New Zealand will up their profile with April’s State New Zealand Open Championships to be broadcast live. SKY Television will screen the four days of the championships live from the Westwave Aquatic Centre in Henderson, Auckland from 8 to 11 April, which doubles as the official trial for the…
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2014 New South Wales State Open Championships
Great to be at Sydney Olympic Park for the first morning of the 2014 NSW State Championships See start list, timelines
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FINA announces Time Standards and Qualifying Procedure for the Kazan 2015 World Champs
See fina.org As it was done for previous FINA World Championships, a qualifying procedure with “A†and “B†standard times will be implemented for Kazan 2015. 1. FINA “A†& “B†SWIMMING QUALIFYING TIME STANDARDS Men’s Standard Women’s Standard A – 2 Entries B – 1 Entry A – 2 Entries B – 1 Entry…
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Aussie head coach Jacco Verhaeren would welcome Ian Thorpe as team mentor
Read The Sydney Morning Herald Australia’s head swimming coach, Jacco Verhaeren, says there’s ”no doubt” he would welcome troubled great Ian Thorpe back into the fold as part of his plan to use Australian legends to revive its Olympic fortunes. Thorpe is being treated for depression but Dutchman Verhaeren, who coached Thorpe’s good friend and…
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Arthur Frayler – SEC Swim Championships 2014
Florida Gator Arthur Frayler interviewed by Florida Swim Network at the 2014 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships.