Olympic dream has a sting in the tale for Australian surfing stars

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The national team was unveiled as the Irukandjis on Wednesday - the most venomous species of box jellyfish in the world, which lives in Northern Queensland

“At the time I loved as a kid, going up to my favourite athletes getting my hat signed,” she said.

The national team was unveiled as the Irukandjis on Wednesday – the most venomous species of box jellyfish in the world, which lives in Northern Queensland.Fitzgibbons, 30, said the moment with Freeman happened during a visit to Surfing Australia’s high-performance centre in Casuarina in 2018. The 2021Games will be the first time surfing will be included in the Olympics, alongside skateboarding and rock climbing.Wilson said the opportunity to be going to the games for surfing was something he had never dreamed of as a kid.

Seven-time world champion Stephanie Gilmore said while she would have “loved” to compete in a wave pool in the middle of the Olympic Village, she understands why the decision was made to have the athletes surfing in real waves.

 

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Can’t wait to see the synchronised surfing and relay events

Know of a person who recalls the namesake creature well after surviving heavy sting attack and hospital on Sunshine Coast 1983.

Good name !

Surfing is a team sport?

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