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As well as event coverage, College Sport Media (CSM) profiles the next generation of athletes and sport teams and tells the story of successful young people. For more from 2015-18 visit our Index of Articles page in the tab above or in the menu link if on a mobile device.
CSM is backed by a registered charitable trust, College Sport New Zealand (CSNZ). We are open to new financial partners or assistance (with benefits to you working with CSNZ), with new reciprocal partners in the media industry or with sports organisations and schools, and with new contributors.
For the above, or if you have a story you'd like to share of an individual or a team doing well or inspiring others please email editor@collegesportmedia.com for more.
Congratulations to…
The last day of the 2019 FINA World Junior Championships had New Zealand cheering for Erika Fairweather, who won the Gold medal in the Final of the Women's 200m Freestyle. Erica placed 1st and also broke the New Zealand 15 Years Age Record with an incredible time of 1:57.96 seconds. She couldn't take the smile off her face afterwards and we're not surprised! Erika won the race in front of Australian swimmer Lani Pallister, who took second place and Canadian swimmer Emma O'Croinin, who came third.
Fairweather also broke the New Zealand 15 Years Age Record in the Women's 400m Freestyle on Day 4 of the competition, when she placed 4th in the final with a time of 4:08.78 seconds. |
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