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In May’s Swimming Times
Swimming Times is the official monthly magazine of the Amateur Swimming Association and the Institute of Swimming.
FEATURES
Fire on the Water – World swimming championships
Peter Hassall reports from Melbourne on the greatest world champs in history
Sparkling silver for Cassie – World open water
Cassie Patten won a 10km silver medal in her first event at this level
British make a mark – World championship synchro
Britain took another step on the road to 2012 with a return to the world stage
Divers reach new heights – World championship diving
The Melbourne diving was pretty hot, too – though not for injury-hit Britain
Gold for Croatia and USA – World water polo
The Croatian men and American women won dramatic Melbourne tournaments
Hannah’s happy Monday – British swimming champs
Hannah Miley was the undisputed star in Manchester, as Roger Guttridge reports
MAIN FEATURE
Fire on the water
Acclaiming each of the 14 new world records, the flames shooting over the Susie O’Neill pool at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne flashed the swimming world into a different realm. There may have been 171 nations competing but there was no doubt about supremacy, the USA leading the charge with 11 men’s victories and sealing their domination with nine golds in the women’s events. Their global superstar Michael Phelps won seven gold medals, the most won by any one swimmer at a single meet, and set four individual world records, and perhaps he should now be regarded as one of the true sporting greats, on a similar pedestal to such as golfer Tiger Woods and tennis star Roger Federer.
For the full report and photographs see pages 20-34 of Swimming Times.
PLUS...
Results and reports on:
· Diving
· Disability
· Masters
· Open Water
· Synchro
· Water Polo
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