Emma McKeon
Griffith University
The smiling assassin of the pool, McKeon has set a plethora of World and Commonwealth Games Records.
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Australian Dolphins
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Grant Irvine
UWA West Coast
Swimming since the tender age of 12, Irvine’s passion for swimming runs deep.
Grant Patterson
Central Cairns
A popular member of the Dolphins swim team, Patterson has amassed a myriad of medals to his name.
Grayson Bell
TSS Aquatics
A specialist backstroker, Bell made his Dolphins debut in 2018.
Hayden Cotter
Lawnton
Hayden Cotter made his Dolphin debut in Yeosu at the 2019 World Swimming Champs.
Jack Cartwright
St Peters Western
Training in Brisbane with Dean Boxall, Cartwright won a Comm Games gold medal in 2018.
Jack Ireland
University of Queensland
Ireland will made his Dolphin debut at the 2019 World Para Champs in London.
Jack McLoughlin
Chandler
A Comm Games gold medallist, McLoughlin burst on to the international swimming stage in 2016.
Jacob Templeton
USC Spartans
A Rio Paralympian, Templeton won five medals at the 2018 Pan Pacific Para Championships in Cairns.
