
Chelsea Gubecka Earns First FINA Marathon Swim Gold Medal0 (0)
Chelsea Gubecka won her first career FINA Marathon Swim World Series victory in Eilat, Israel
Chelsea Gubecka won her first career FINA Marathon Swim World Series victory in Eilat, Israel
Chelsea Gubecka, Kareena Lee and Jarrod Poort have competed in both the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim and the Cooly Classic in Queensland, Australia.
Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame announced 12 new Honourees: Kevin Cassidy, Helen Conway, Kelly Driffield, Charmian Frend, Victoria Gorman, Chelsea Gubecka, Kareena Lee, John Saliba, Anna Strachan, Peter Tanham, Greg Towle, Catherine Ware
Haley Anderson Wins Close One At Australian 10 km Championships
Green With Envy In South Korea Courtesy of Australian Swimming, Yeosu EXPO Ocean Park, South Korea. If you are an aquatic athlete, Yeosu in South Korea is the place to be over the next two weeks. Hayden Cotter, Chelsea Gubecka, Mackenzie Brazier, Kareena Lee and Nick Sloman of Australian Swimming are among the podium and Olympic hopefuls who are in taper
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Chelsea Gubecka and Kareena Lee went 1-2 again in Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia at the 2016 Australian Open Water Championships. 17-year-old Gubecka and 22-year-old Lee topped the podium for the second day in a row after finishing the 5 km in 59.58.98 and 1:00.00.58.
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. On the international scene, there may not be many expectations to see Chelsea Gubecka on the Olympic podium at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, but the 17-year-old Australian will carry the hopes of the proud freestyling lifesaving nation on its shoulders in Copacabana Beach this August. Taking the mantle from
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. On the Gold Coast of Australia, the last event of the 2014 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships will be held on Monday, August 25th. It should be a great race to culminate the international championships. The women entered into the 10 km ocean swim are listed below and include two young emerging swimmers who
Jarrod Poort is gradually coming into his own among elite open water swimmers as he upset a world-class field at the 10 km Swim The Swan event at the BHP Aquatic Super Series in Perth's Swan River yesterday. The results are as follows: 1. Jarrod Poort 1:54:16.00 2. Simon Huitenga 1:54:19.59 3. Rhys Mainstone 1:54:23.79 4. Kane Radford 1:54:25.02 5.