Australian Olympic Women: Synchronised Swimming
Bianca Hammett, Eloise Amberger, Frankie Owen, Jenny-Lyn Anderson, Olia Burtaev, Samantha Reid, Sarah Bombell, Tamika Domrow and Tarren Otte.
Eloise Amberger
What does going to the Olympics mean for you? London being my second games, it's an amazing achievement for me! Being selected as the duet, however, is my absolute career highlight. It has been my dream and my goal and I'm so thankful I can experience this achievemnt with my best friends (my teammates).
How did you feel when you made the team? Proud. I have trained for over half of my life to represent australia in synchro, so to be able to do it again was such an achievement!
What are you looking forward to most about London? Walking out onto the pool deck to swim our routines and seeing our family in the crowd in a sea of green and gold. Thinking of it gives me goosebumps :)
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Olia Burtaev
Australian Olympic Synchronised Swimming News
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Synchronised swimming wrap up
Australia’s synchronised swimming scene is a drop in the ocean compared to the likes of Russia, China, Spain and Canada.
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Synchro team rocks the pool
Crowds at the London 2012 Aquatics Centre were treated to some classic Australian rock at today’s synchronised swimming Free Routine Final when the Aussie team performed to AC/DC.
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Strong Aussie Synchro Technical Routine
The Australian Synchronised Swimming Team put together a strong Technical Routine on Day 13 to finish on 77.50 points.
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Synchronised swim duet misses final
Australia's Eloise Amberger and Sarah Bombell have missed out on the synchronised swimming duets final after Monday's preliminaries at the Olympic Games.
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Synchro girls shine in front of sell-out crowd
With a blazing sun on their swimming costume and inspiration for music and chorography taken from tarot cards, Australia’s Synchronised swimming duet of Eloise Amberger and Sarah Bombell swam with grace, timing and precision in Day 9’s Technical Routine at the Aquatic Centre.