St Peters Springfield Year 10 student, Mollie O’Callaghan, started swimming at age four and was competing at seven. Recently, Mollie swam against top athletes from 155 different countries in Budapest in the World Junior Swimming Championships. Placing fourth in 100m backstroke, 100m freestyle and 50m backstroke and achieving personal bests for her swims, Mollie also helped her team achieve a silver medal in the freestyle relay.
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Celebrating the legacy of two lifetimes | The Pool
For more than 30 years, John & Nina Manning were the faces of the Bathurst pool.
They ran the pool and the canteen, keeping an eye on swimmers doing their laps and kids who may or may not have been getting up to mischief on hot summer days.
In memory of their dedication, the Bathurst community petitioned to change the name of the local aquatic centre to memorialise the couple, and locals described the impact the Manning’s had on their childhoods.
Thanks in part to the community support, the Bathurst Aquatic Centre has been renamed the Manning Aquatic Centre in memory of John & Nina.
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Teens team up to help after Imelda
Hours after Imelda hit, a group of high school swimmers in Kingwood sprang into action to begin the clean-up process in homes.
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Chanel Miller, assaulted by Brock Turner, opens up about coming forward: “It’s a brutal process”
We are hearing a powerful new perspective on sexual assault from survivor Chanel Miller. The once-anonymous woman was attacked by former Stanford swimmer, Brock Turner, while she was unconscious. Turner was convicted of three felony sex crimes. He served just 90 days in jail, and registered as a sex offender for life. Gayle King spoke to Miller about her decision to reveal her identity and what she wants other survivors to know.
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Conifer cancer survivor makes swimming history in Europe
A Colorado cancer survivor has succeeded in her remarkable quest to swim across the English Channel four times in a row.
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Athlete of the Week: Kalis Rasmussen
This week’s Athlete of the Week is proving age is nothing but a number. Rick Campanelli with how 94-year-old Kalis Rasmussen is breaking swimming records in pools around the world.
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Cameron joins the Laureus family
Olympic swimmer Cameron van der Burgh joins Dan at a boxing gym in London to meet the Fight For Peace project – and joins Dan as an ambassador for the Laureus Sport For Good Foundation.
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Swimmer Strength Tech Tip McGill 3 Core Exercises
Dryland Training for Swimmers: Introducing the McGill 3 Core Exercises. These are considered to be among the healthiest options for our spines.The exercises include: The Curl-Up, Bird Dog, and Side Bridge.
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Paul Frost Named As Man Arrested On Abuse Allegations At Father’s Swim School
Paul Frost, the son of former Australia national team coach Doug Frost, has been named by Australian media as the man arrested and subsequently charged today in Sydney for allegedly grooming and sexually assaulting two boys while working at his father’s swimming school.
Police confirmed that a man was helping police with their enquiries after being escorted from a Sylvania home in the early hours of the morning in Sydney. Paul Frost was then charged with child sexual assault, according to reports in Australia.
The arrest – followed by an ABC television camera crew – followed allegations from two men that they were abused by the 44-year-old as children, between 1997 and 2003, while members of the Doug Frost Swim School squad team in Padstow, southwest Sydney.
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