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The world’s greatest

Aged 16, Kaylee represented Australia at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and a year later, broke through to win a World Championship Silver medal. Her improvement trajectory went from strength to strength realising her Olympic dream at the Tokyo Olympics by winning three gold medals. Since Tokyo, Kaylee has accumulated 4 World Championship Long Course Gold medals, and 4 Commonwealth Games Gold medals.
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What a delight

Recently, Kaylee became the only swimmer to hold world records in all three long course backstroke distances, along with 2 short course world records which has secured her as one of the world’s greatest swimmers of all time.

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