Tag: Cate Campbell
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Cate Campbell sustains wrist injury at Rio Olympic swimming trials after taking ‘an aggressive nap’
Commonwealth record holder Cate Campbell may require a painkilling injection in her right wrist to swim in Tuesday’s 100m freestyle Olympic trial final — all because she slept the wrong way. Campbell, who injured the wrist when she took what she described as an “aggressive nap†last week, revealed after her heat swim this that…
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Cate and Bronte Campbell behind Uncle Toby’s Join the Outsiders campaign
The Campbell sisters are challenging Queensland kids to ditch the screens and rediscover the joy of living outside. The 2016 Olympic swimming hopefuls spent so much of their childhood outdoors they had no idea how a television worked until they were in primary school. “We didn’t even know that you could turn on the TV…
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Dolphins Secret Santa
Merry Christmas from the Australian Dolphins Swim Team Watch this video on YouTube
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Network Ten to Live Stream the Australian Swimming Championships
For the first time, fans will be able to follow their swimming heroes live on their digital devices with Network Ten’s industry-leading digital platform, tenplay, set to live-stream all the finals action each night of the 2015 Hancock Prospecting Australian Swimming Championships. Ten Sport’s Mel McLaughlin and Lachy Reid, along with expert commentator Nicole Livingstone,…
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Pictionary #AusChamps15
Pictionary with Cate and Bronte Campbell, Christian Sprenger, Tommaso D’Orsogna and Jayden Hadler Watch this video on YouTube
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#SuperSeriousFun with Cate and Bronte Campbell
Cate and Bronte Campbell have #SuperSeriousFun dressing up for Swimmer of the Year See them race at the 2015 BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series. Watch this video on YouTube
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Cate Campbell named Australia’s Swimmer of the Year again
World 100m freestyle champion Cate Campbell has been named Australia’s Swimmer of the Year after winning four golds at the Pan Pacific Championships and three at the Commonwealth Games in 2014. The 22-year-old, who also won the award last year, holds the fastest time in the world this year for the 100m freestyle (52.62 seconds)…
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Swimming Australia calls crisis meetings with athletes after blowing $300,000 entitlements
Swimming Australia have called a crisis meeting with their athletes because the sport has blown their budget and can’t afford to pay the swimmers up to $300,000 worth of performance bonus entitlements. Australia’s success in the pool in 2014, where they finished as virtual world No.1, exceeded the expectations of their own bosses so much…