Duo ‘The Hungry Boys’, consisting of Jack Wilson and Kaiden Richings, won their race and beat the old record by almost 15 minutes.
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Duo ‘The Hungry Boys’, consisting of Jack Wilson and Kaiden Richings, won their race and beat the old record by almost 15 minutes. And four high-profile swimmers who have competed in the Olympics and Commonwealth Games, Mack Horton, Cody Simpson, Josh Edwards-Smith and Bowen Gough, also broke the team record by about three minutes. Olympian
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