Posts Tagged "Stephanie Rice"

Whether they like it or not, continuous coverage and constant cash flow sees sportsmen under the microscope more than ever before.

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I have no axe to grind against swimming. I spent my youth head-down, tail-up in a succession of pools following the black line all the way to the Olympics. And I liked it.

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The games have been run and won, the flame is out and the partying/post mortem has begun. With that in mind, how do we rate London 2012 from the Australian perspective?

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I was interested to read an article by Shaun Carney in The Age today, on the Australian Olympic team’s “failure” at the London games. Most particularly, with this line, which summed up the thrust of his argument:

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The Australian Olympic Committee yesterday called a snap meeting to discuss modifying the punishments dished out to team dumb spuds Kendrick Monk, Nick D’Arcy and Josh Booth.

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Australia’s Beijing triple Olympic gold medallist Stephanie Rice said she will take a break from swimming and consider whether to continue after a frustrating London Games.

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Beijing triple gold medalist Stephanie Rice churned up the Adelaide pool last night to become the first Australian swimmer to win selection for the London 2012 Olympics.

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Olympic champion Stephanie Rice declared she had finally let her swimming do the talking after producing her best swim in three years to ensure a shot a defending her 400m individual medley title in London.

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Ever wondered what Stephanie Rice had for breakfast? Or who Fui Fui Moi Moi thought should win Australian Idol? Well then. Boy, are you going to love Twitter.

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Super Rugby champions Queensland are expecting prized five-eighth Quade Cooper to return to action two weeks earlier than expected after successful knee surgery.

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Stephanie Rice declared her comeback from injury was going better than expected after pushing reigning world butterfly champion Jess Schipper to the limit at the national titles in Sydney.

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He’s already granted Quade Cooper an on-field licence to thrill and now Queensland coach Ewen McKenzie says he won’t place the shackles on the Reds playmaker’s unusual pre-game tweeting either.

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In a year when her public profile took a battering, Stephanie Rice copped more “negative buzz” than any other Australian athlete, according to a survey.

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Ian Thorpe has ended months of speculation by announcing his return to swimming today, just in time for the 2012 London Olympics. It’s a much-needed boost for Australian swimming, which has been on a steady decline since Thorpe’s retirement four years ago.

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So social media has humbled more Australian athletes. This time it’s St Kilda Saints trio Nick Dal Santo, Nick Riewoldt and Zac Dawson who were caught with their pants down; exposed for the world to see on Facebook, Twitter and undoubtedly hundreds of emails.

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A tearful and apologetic Stephanie Rice insists she is not homophobic, claiming her patriotism simply got the better of her when she made an offensive remark on Twitter.

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2010 has not been the best year for the golden girl of the pool, Stephanie Rice. Injury has seen her form slump and ultimately seen her miss the Commonwealth Games in order to prevent her having a bad run into the 2012 Olympics. And now this week, the use of the word “faggot” on Twitter [...]

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The fallout over Stephanie Rice’s bizarre homophobic slur on Twitter has cost Australian swimming’s glamour girl a luxury car. And it may not end there.

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Dark clouds are hovering over Delhi and the Commonwealth Games – in more ways than one – as preparations for the Games, just over a month away, lumber dangerously behind schedule and the seeds of disinterest grow.

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An out-of-condition Stephanie Rice received an unlikely confidence boost for the year ahead after exceeding her own expectations with an impressive swimming performance at the grand prix meet in Sydney on Saturday.

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