Tag: Alicia Coutts
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Australia’s mixed 4×50 medley relay 1:37.84 and a new World Record
At the FINA World Cup leg in Tokyo today, Australia’s mixed 4×50 meter medley relay broke their own world record yet again, clocking 1:37.84 where their record from Singapore was 1:38.02. Split times were Robert Hurley 23.46, Christian Sprenger Christian Sprenger (25.91), Alicia Coutts (25.19) and Cate Campbell (23.28). See the result list here.
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US has 6 swimmers ranked No 1, Australia has 7
Read The Australian A strong final day in which Olympic gold medallists Nathan Adrian (50m freestyle), Lochte (200m individual medley) and Katie Ledecky (1500m freestyle) set world-leading times gave the US team some momentum but it does not look the force of last year. It has swimmers ranked No 1 in six events. Missy Franklin…
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Alicia Coutts now swim team’s incredible hulk
Read Adelaide Now Alicia Coutts is known as the ironwoman of the swim team, but she could also be considered the incredible hulk thanks to a new muscular physique. The five-time Olympic medallist has added 4kg of pure muscle since the London Games and it proved a major difference as she ripped out two dominant…
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Meet the Australian swim stars, 18-21 years and 21+
Australian swimmers introducing themselves 18-21 years 21+
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Alicia Coutts: I almost quit swimming
Read Brisbane Times Australia’s most successful swimmer at the London Olympics, Alicia Coutts, almost quit the sport in the wake of the turbulent Games. Coutts won five medals in London but says a harsh post-Olympic let-down almost ended her swim career. “I honestly came back from London and I did go through a bit of…
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Alicia Coutts visits Princess Margaret Hospital in Perth
Alicia Coutts visits Princess Margaret Hospital in Perth for the BHP Biliton Aquatic Super Series
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EnergyAustralia Swim Team arrives in Perth
EnergyAustralia Swim Team arrives in Perth for the BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series 2013, 18-20 January.
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London 2012 day 2 finals: Vollmer and Van Der Burgh post World records
At the London 2012 Olympic swimming finals yesterday evening, the French men upset everyone by taking back the 4×100 freestyle Olympic gold medal that they lost in 2008, clocking 3:09.93 with USA in 3:10.38 and 2nd and Russia in 3:11.41 and 3rd, the Aussie ‘weapons of mass destruction’ backfiring to a 3:11.63 and 4th. USA’s…