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MELBOURNE :Ariarne Titmus obliterated the 200 metres freestyle world record at the Australian Olympic trials on Wednesday, upsetting the previous holder Mollie O'Callaghan in an exhilarating final.
MELBOURNE: Kaylee McKeown came within a whisker of her 100m backstroke world record at Australia's Olympic trials on Tuesday (Jun 11) but was more impressed with rival Mollie O'Callaghan's swim than her own.
MELBOURNE :Ariarne Titmus threatened her own 400 metres freestyle world record on the opening night of Australia's Olympic trials in Brisbane as she booked her ticket to the Paris Games with a blazing swim on Monday.
MELBOURNE : World record holder Ariarne Titmus eased into the 400m freestyle final at Australia's Olympic swimming trials in Brisbane on Monday, with Elijah Winnington qualifying top in the men's 400 heats.
MELBOURNE : The eyes of the swimming world will be fixed on the Brisbane Aquatic Centre from Monday as Australia's roster of Olympic and world champions battle at national trials for tickets to the Paris Games.
Kaylee McKeown continued her excellent form, swimming the fifth fastest 50 metres backstroke of all time to win the Australian Open Championships on Friday, where Ariarne Titmus also impressed.
MELBOURNE :Backstroke queen Kaylee McKeown marked herself a major threat for the 200 metres individual medley gold at the Paris Olympics as she shattered a national record at the Australian Open Championships on Wednesday.
MELBOURNE : The last three men's 400 metres freestyle world champions will battle for the Australian Open Championships title on the Gold Coast later on Wednesday as Kim Woo-min, Elijah Winnington and Sam Short look to make a statement ahead of the Paris Olympics.