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Australian Women Crack Commonwealth Record In 800 Free Relay
The Australian squad of Ariarne Titmus, Emma McKeon, Mikkayla Sheridan and Madeline Groves combined to upset the U.S. for gold in the women’s 4×200 free relay and broke their Commonwealth Record in the process.
2018 Pan Pacs: Groves, Chalmers Join Cartwright in Scratching 200 Free
Swimmers are getting ready for the first finals session of the 2018 Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo, Japan. We’ll see the races for the championship titles in the 100 breast, 200 free, 400 IM, women’s 800 free, men’s 1500 free, and mixed 400 medley relay tonight. For a recap of how the prelims session went, click here. Swimming Australia announced earlier that Jack Cartwright, who qualified 4th for the final, has scratched the 200 free.
2018 Commonwealth Games: Day 2 Finals Live Recap
Records are poised to fall as the 2nd finals session of the 2018 Commonwealth Games will feature finals in the men’s 50 fly, women’s 50 breast, men’s 200 free, men’s and women’s S9 100 back, men’s 400 IM, men’s 100 back, women’s 100 fly, and men’s 4 x 100 free relay, as well as seminfinals of the women’s 50 free, men’s 100 breast, and women’s 100 back. Kylie Masse already broke the Commonwealth Games record in the 100 back in prelims today, posting a 58.70.
Madeline Groves: how I got through my WADA ordeal
Groves was recently cleared of a third “strike” against her name for failing to appear at a designated location and time for a drugs test by WADA staff. The strike could have led to an instant two-year swimming ban for the rising Brisbane star, ruling her out of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. But at a hearing in October, FINA ruled the drug-testers didn’t make enough of an effort to locate her at the San Diego university where she was temporarily based.
Madeline Groves: how I got through my WADA ordeal
Groves was recently cleared of a third “strike” against her name for failing to appear at a designated location and time for a drugs test by WADA staff. The strike could have led to an instant two-year swimming ban for the rising Brisbane star, ruling her out of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. But at a hearing in October, FINA ruled the drug-testers didn’t make enough of an effort to locate her at the San Diego university where she was temporarily based.
Poort Handed 12-Month Ban; Groves' Case Now Sole Remainder
As reported back in May of this year, 3 Australian Olympians were named as having missed 3 drug tests over a 12-month period, violating doping control testing protocols. The athletes included silver medalist in the women’s 200m butterfly from Rio, Maddie Groves, and fellow Olympic teammates Thomas Fraser-Holmes and open water swimmer Jarrod Poort.
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