Nick D Arcy
Swimming
Australian Olympic Committee gives Nick D'Arcy green light for London
The Australian Olympic Committee has accepted a recommendation by Swimming Australia that controversial swimmer Nick D'Arcy should remain on the shadow team for the London Olympics this year.
Swimming
Nick D'Arcy fulfilled selection criteria: AOC
Even if Swimming Australia had struck a deal with Nick D'Arcy, it would not have guaranteed him a place at the London Games, the Australian Olympic Committee says.
Nick D'Arcy no show at Queensland titles
Laine Clark Barely 24 hours after glamour girl Stephanie Rice pulled the plug on her Queensland titles campaign, Nick D'Arcy was also conspicuous by his absence.
Nick D'Arcy to learn of Beijing fate
Swimmer Nick D'Arcy will learn today whether he will be allowed back onto the Australian Olympic team after he was axed following a nightclub fight.
Nick D'Arcy hearing gets underway
A polite but poker-faced Nick D'Arcy negotiated a media gauntlet on his way into his Court of Arbitration for Sport hearing in Sydney.
Nick D'Arcy thrown off Olympic team
Darren Walton Nick D'Arcy is set to walk away from swimming and return to university if his expected appeal against expulsion from the Olympic team is unsuccessful.
Swimming
Irvine finds that success is the best painkiller
Stathi Paxinos Grant Irvine has never forgotten the pain of missing Olympic selection last year.
Team culture needs overhaul: reports
Stathi Paxinos Focus in future to be on the team, not any individual, coach Leigh Nugent says.
Monk reinforces 'toxic' claims
Phil Lutton OLYMPIAN Kenrick Monk says he's not surprised the team atmosphere at the London Games was labelled ''toxic'' and has lifted the lid on a litany of blunders leading into Australia's worst effort in...
Swimming
Time running out for Rice
Michael Cowley Stephanie Rice's coach admitted yesterday he remains unsure whether she will retire.
Swimming
D'Arcy trounced in pre-Olympic challenge
Takeshi Matsuda blitzes the Australian in the 200-metre butterfly final at the Santa Clara Grand Prix swim.
'Dumb and dumber' to be sent home early from London
Dominic Bossi Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk will be sent home from the London Olympics immediately after the final day of the swimming events as punishment for posting inappropriate images on social network sites...
Swimming
Red faces for swim officials as new gun pictures emerge
Samantha Lane Embarrassing double standard exposed as Swimming Australia - now facing pressure from dissenting London-bound athletes - is today set to sanction Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk over the weapon photo...
Swimming
AOC should abolish punishment for Monk, D'Arcy: Lawrence
David Polkinghorne The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) should reverse its punishment of controversial swimmers Kenrick Monk and Nick D'Arcy despite the pair being a couple of ''dickheads'', swimming icon Laurie...
Swimming
D'Arcy, Monk ready to aim up in Canberra
Lee Gaskin Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk will return to the pool for the first time since their gun photo controversy when the entire Australian Olympic Games swimming squad converges on Canberra this week.
D'Arcy and Monk: Australia's Dumb and Dumber
Peter FitzSimons Let's cut to the chase of the photos posted on Facebook by two Olympic swim team members- Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk - posing in a California gun shop with heavy weight pistols and shotguns.
Katter comes out blazing for 'sporting heroes' D'Arcy and Monk
Bob Katter says Australia's "thought police have gone too far" in pillorying our Olympic swimmers for being pictured with legal firearms.
Swimming
D'Arcy and Monk to be sent home immediately after Games competition
NICK D'ARCY and Kenrick Monk will be sent home from the London Games by the Australian Olympic Committee as soon as their swimming events conclude as punishment for their firearm photo controversy.
Olympics
Duo's Olympic ban for the good of the team: Green
Samantha Lane Australia's new chef de mission has confessed he agonised over the toughest decision of his tenure but is adamant D'Arcy remains a worthy team member.
Olympics
Magnussen coach not fussed with NSW times
Sydney James Magnussen continues to make waves around the world with his performances but the 100m freestyle world champion's coach isn't fussed with how fast he swims at the NSW championships.
