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McKeown Already 59 In 100 Back Heats, Chalmers Among 200 Free Targets
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March 19, 2021 — Not missing a beat, Kyle Chalmers ranks among the top three 200 freestylers while Kaylee McKeown looks backstroke-strong at NSW Championships.


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Chalmers Butterflying Visit to Sydney Might Just Reap Extra Olympic Race Date With His Mate Dressel
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March 15, 2020 — Kyle Chalmers (Marion) may well consider adding the 100m butterfly to his Tokyo Olympic program according to his coach Peter Bishop – who says it’s not off the table. The Rio Olympic 100m freestyle gold medallist showed his hand in Sydney overnight with an eye-catching personal best time of 51.37 – the third fastest time in the world this year. It was his fourth victory in three days as the successful NSW State Open Championships w ...
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image: McKeon Clocks 1:55.3 200…
McKeon Clocks 1:55.3 200 Free, McKeown Nabs 200 IM/50 Back Double At NSW
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March 15, 2020 — In addition to Kyle Chalmers ripping a 51.37 lifetime best in the 100m fly to become Australia’s 3rd fastest performer all-time, there were several other head-turning swims that wrapped up the 2020 New South Wales State Open Championships. For starters, 25-year-old Olympian Emma McKeon turned some heads with her stellar gold medal-worthy time of 1:55.38 tonight in Sydney. After playing it cool in the morning heats with a casual 1:59.65, the Griffith University swimmer unleashed splits of 55.63/59.75 to beat the field by over a second en r ...
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Queensland Girls Launch record breaking “Mac Attack” at NSW State Open Championships
SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM
March 14, 2020 — A record breaking “Mac Attack” from Queensland girls Emma McKeon and Kaylee McKeown set the Sydney Olympic Aquatic Centre alight tonight on a sizzling second finals session at the NSW State Open Championships. With swimming’s immediate competition future cancelled these NSW Championships continue to produce red hot races – with NSW and Australian records tumbling in world best times. In a nutshell, these were the night two highlights: Four-time Rio Olympic medallist McKeon started the night when she finally erased Sydney 2000 Olympic gold medallist Inge de Bruijn’s name from the 100m ...
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image: Chalmers Hits 3rd Fastes…
Chalmers Hits 3rd Fastest 200 Free Of Career, McKeown With 58.8 100 Back
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March 14, 2020 — Swimming is still going on strong down under, as we saw day 2 action of the 2020 New South Wales State Open Championships. Kyle Chalmers , Emma McKeon , and Kaylee McKeown were among the elite performers who brought the heat during day 1 and the trio, plus more, were back in action today at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Center (SOPAC). For 25-year-old Olympian McKeon, we reported how she nailed a new Aussie All Comers Record in the women’s 100m fly to take tonight’s gold in that event. Hitting the wall in 56.36, McKeon logged the 3rd fastest tim ...
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Leah Smith Talks Suited Swims with Arizona Pro Group
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March 8, 2020 — Leah Smith consistently held 31s throughout the majority of the race, coming home in 30.46 to clock in a season best of 8:23.46. Tying her seed time for second place was Hali Flickinger , clocking in an 8:29.96. Touching in for third was Kaersten Meitz , coming in just off her SB (8:31.85) at 8:32.21. Smith now is the 3rd-fastest swimmer in the world this season just behind Kiah Melverton (8:22.24) and Katie Ledecky (8:14.59). Flickinger’s swim now puts her at #13 for the 2019-2020 season while Meitz’s season best remains at #16.
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Swimming World Staff Picks: Top Races to Watch in 2020
SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM
Jan. 1, 2020 — Here are races Swimming World (and the world) will be watching in 2020.


@SwimXps  There will be plenty of great #swimming races to watch in 2020.
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image: Kaylee McKeown Stands & …
Kaylee McKeown Stands & Delivers For Australian Backstroke New World Order [RACE VIDEOS] - Swimming World News
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Dec. 17, 2019 — Kaylee McKeown (USC Spartans) is one half of an exciting new teenage pairing in the Australian women’s backstroking ranks  and tonight in Brisbane the 18-year-old Sunshine Coaster showed why she
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27 Athletes for 2019 World Championships - Swimming World News
SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM
June 14, 2019 — Swimming Australia has named a 27-athlete strong team to take on the World Swimming Championships in July in Gwangju, South Korea in 37 days.
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2018 Australian Pan Pacific Trials Day 5 Finals: Mitch Larkin Shakes Up 200 Back World Rankings - Swimming World News
SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM
July 4, 2018 — Multiple swimmers surged up the world rankings on the final night of the 2018 Australian Pan Pacific Trials.
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