Giaan Rooney
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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She is.
She's one of the youngest members of our AbleBod team.
And, you know, this is the wonderful thing.
She has really, we were very much like looking for the next heir apparent in our women's breaststroke.
And so there are opportunities there.
And this is what we love about a Commonwealth Games team as well is that
Even though Sienna was part of the team last year, this is a real opportunity for her to mint her spot as Australia's premier breaststroker.
And also everyone wants to be a part of relay teams.
And as I said, one of the youngest members of the team, I think our very youngest is actually Mia Hogan, who's 14, who's heading over and she'll be in S13 events.
So very much looking forward to her compete.
And can you believe like 14 years of age and you're going along with the Australian swim team.
So quite extraordinary.
Why am I not surprised in any way, shape or form?
Oh, yeah.
He is divine, Sam Williamson, and another one that, I mean, sat out world championships last year with what could have been a career-ending injury, had to watch it on the TV at home, didn't know if he'd ever be able to breaststroke properly again, and all of a sudden he's back on the team and swimming brilliantly.
And these are the stories that, you know, we just want everyone to get behind our athletes so much because you know the highs and the lows that they go through, but when they really overcome adversity like the last two that we've just spoken about,
You just want them to be standing on top of that middle dais.
I'm assuming that you draw both your arms close to your breastbone before you move forward in the correct stroke.
There you go.
That'd be it.
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