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Aussie Cameron McEvoy Puts Up First Personal Best In 7 Years

29-year-old Cameron McEvoy put up his first personal best in seven years en route to winning the men's 50m fly on day two of the Aussie World Trials.

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Who s Missing From the 2023 Australian World Championship Trials

Short course World Record holder Minna Atherton was touch-and-go for the Aussie World Championship Trials and has decided to opt out. See who else is missing.

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Sydney Open and University Nationals swimming championships | Great Lakes Advocate

Forster Aquatic Swim Club was represented by Joel Fleming and Ryan Brown in freestyle and breast-stroke events.

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World Record Holder Minna Atherton Dealing With Injury, Plans On Racing World Trials

Coach Rohan Taylor says Atherton is "currently managing an injury" and her status for World Trials will depend on her progression in the next month.

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McKeown Crushes 2:07 19 200 IM Personal Best, Drops Nearly One Second

Olympic multi-medalist Kaylee McKeown threw down a head-turning 2:07.19 200m IM tonight in Sydney, slicing nearly a second off her previous personal best.

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