Mollie O’Callaghan created history on night five of the swimming world championships in Fukuoka after another come-from-behind win in the women’s 100m freestyle final.
Kyle Chalmers,Kaylee McKeown and Australia’s women’s 4x200m freestyle relay team have stunned the swimming world once again in Japan.
Dean Boxall gave Mollie O’Callaghan and Ariarne Titmus separate race plans to beat each other in the 200m freestyle final at the world championships.
Australian rising star Mollie O’Callaghan won an extraordinary 200m freestyle final in Japan,while Sam Short broke Grant Hackett’s Australian record in the 800m freestyle.
Kyle Chalmers’ chances of victory in the men’s 100m freestyle may have increased after David Popovici’s failure in the 200m freestyle. The Australian says it’s on his mind.
The Australian was one of the favourites for a gold medal in the women’s 200m individual medley at the world swimming championships,until her shock disqualification.
Ian Thorpe said it was the best he’d ever seen Ariarne Titmus swim. But breaking down the numbers truly puts the Australian’s feat into context.
Sam Short,Ariarne Titmus and Australia’s two 4x100m freestyle relay teams have created history at the world swimming championships in Japan.
It’s been a golden night for the Australians in Fukuoka,with four gold medals in total,including world records for Ariarne Titmus and the women’s relay team.
Five weeks after her viral celebration,Australian swimming great Hayley Lewis is in Japan,watching her son Kai compete at his first world championships.
Just over 12 months out from Paris 2024,Australia has sent a strong swimming team to Fukuoka for the world championships,which kick off on Sunday.