Swimming in his fourth individual final on the last night of competition at the World Junior Championships, Mack Horton continued his golden run of success, as he swam to victory in the men?s 1500m freestyle at the Hamdan Sports Complex in Dubai.
Victorian swimmer, mighty Mack Horton will be aiming for his seventh Junior World Championship medal tonight when he takes to the blocks in his pet event, the boy?s 1500m freestyle at the Hamdan Sports Complex in Dubai.
The Georgina Hope Swimmers Foundation Australian Junior team is leading the charge in the medal tally at the World Junior Swimming Championships in Dubai, with a total of nine gold from the competition so far.
With a rich history in relay success at major swimming meets, the girl?s 4x100m freestyle relay team will be looking for golden glory in tonight?s final, as they race from lane four on the penultimate night of competition at the World Junior Championships in Dubai.
The Board of Swimming Australia today announced the appointment of Mr John Bertrand AM as the new President of Swimming Australia Ltd.
Japan is hosting 13 Australian Swimmers at the 2013 Japanese Junior Olympic Cup in Tokyo from 26 – 30 August.
The Georgina Hope Swimmers Foundation Australian Team have added a further five medals to their ever-increasing haul from the World Junior Swimming Championships in Dubai, with the medal tally currently sitting at an impressive total of 13, with two more days of racing to come.
The Georgina Hope Swimmers Foundation Australian Team have added a further five medals to their ever-increasing haul from the World Junior Swimming Championships in Dubai, with the medal tally currently sitting at an impressive total of 13, with two more days of racing to come.
Australia?s Luke Percy (22.11)will face some of the fastest young swimmers in the world when he lines up for the final of the boy?s 50m freestyle tonight, at the 2013 World Junior Swimming Championships in Dubai.
On the day which marks one year since the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Australian Paralympic Committee (APC) Chief Executive Jason Hellwig says there must be a policy shift in the way government and corporate Australia approaches Paralympic sport.
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