Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) swimmers are making a splash on the Gold Coast at Swimming Australia National Event Camps until Saturday to fine-tune.
Revealed: Queenslandâs top swim rookies push for Games Queenslandâs proud history on unearthing stunning swim talent set to continue ahead of state titles
Swimming by Andrew Dawson
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Subscriber only A new generation of elite Queensland swimmers were stroking their way toward Australian Dolphins selection at either the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games or the 2022 Commonwealth Games. The state s hottest swim prospects will ramp up preparation at the state titles starting on Sunday at Chandler. Today we present a list of Queensland s best Rookies on the Rise. Â
1. TOM NEILL (Rackley Centenary) The St Joseph s Gregory Terrace old boy is the leader of the pack when it comes to Queensland swimming s Rookies on the Rise. A natural born leader, Neill is mature beyond his years and is honing in on a 1500m and 4x200m freestyle relay berth with the Dolphins.
Revealed: Queenslandâs top swim rookies push for Games Queenslandâs proud history on unearthing stunning swim talent set to continue ahead of state titles
Swimming by Andrew Dawson
Premium Content
Subscriber only A new generation of elite Queensland swimmers were stroking their way toward Australian Dolphins selection at either the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games or the 2022 Commonwealth Games. The state s hottest swim prospects will ramp up preparation at the state titles starting on Sunday at Chandler. Today we present a list of Queensland s best Rookies on the Rise. Â
1. TOM NEILL (Rackley Centenary) The St Joseph s Gregory Terrace old boy is the leader of the pack when it comes to Queensland swimming s Rookies on the Rise. A natural born leader, Neill is mature beyond his years and is honing in on a 1500m and 4x200m freestyle relay berth with the Dolphins.