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September 1: Olympic champion Libby Trickett has today announced a come back to the pool after less than 12 months in retirement with her long term plans to swim at the 2012 London Olympics.
Trickett announced her retirement after last years World championships in Rome amidst the swim suit controversy which had engulfed the sport.
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NICK D'ARCY'S COACH BRIAN STEHR GIVES AN INSIGHT INTO THE SWIMMER'S MENTAL AND PHYSICAL TOUGHNESS Swimming
With the countdown on for the Delhi Commonwealth Games, Nick D'Arcy's coach Brian Stehr reveals how a 3000m heart-rate set could be the turning point in preparing his charge to take on the world's best. click for moreEMILY SELIG'S YOUTH OLYMPIC GOLD IN 200M BREASTSTROKE Swimming AOC, August 21:The Australian swim team has saved the best ‘til last claiming five medals, including a gold to Victoria's Emily Selig, on the final day of competition at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
Selig continued Australia's breaststroke dominance, charging home for gold in the 200m event in a time of 2 minutes 27.78 seconds - making her the 10th fastest Australian. click for moreGIRLS GIVE AUSSIES GOLDEN START AT PAN PACS Swimming
The golden girls accounted for Australia's three gold medals as swimming returned to swimming after the sinking of the suits following last year's World Championship fiasco in Rome. click for moreTO AND CO HOLD ON FOR GOLD IN DEADLY MEDLEY Swimming
 AOC, August 19: A triumphant men's medley relay team has led the Australian swim team to a massive haul of six medals on the fourth day of competition at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
If this performance from the Australian swimmers is anything to go by then the future of the sport at the highest level looks to be in the safest of hands. click for more |
August 31: With the countdown on for the Delhi Commonwealth Games......NICK D'ARCY'S coach BRIAN STEHR gives Ian Hanson an insight into the swimmer's mental and physical toughness
SWIMMING, August 19: Olympians Marieke Guehrer, Emily Seebohm and Jessicah Schipper have given Australian a golden start to the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Irvine California today.
