Haileybury Waterlion star Kelly Stubbins is on a high after making her second national team for next year’s World Short Course Swimming Championships in Manchester. Stubbins, 23, stormed into second place in the 200-metre freestyle at last week’s Australian Short Course Swimming Championships and her attention now turns to qualifying for next year’s Beijing Olympic Games.
Kelly looks to Beijing
Haileybury Waterlion star Kelly Stubbins is on a high after making her second national team for next year’s World Short Course Swimming Championships in Manchester. Stubbins, 23, stormed into second place in the 200-metre freestyle at last week’s Australian Short Course Swimming Championships and her attention now turns to qualifying for next year’s Beijing Olympic Games.
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