Podcast appearances and mentions of erika fairweather

WOMENZSPORTS is hyped to share our kōrero with Queenstown athlete and snowboarding Slopestyle Olympian Cool Wakushima!! Sports journalist and rugby player Alice Soper sits down with Cool to chat about the universal language of sport and how it helped ease the culture shock after moving to New Zealand from Japan. Cool talks about her race in the pool against both puberty and Erika Fairweather. She also reminds us of the importance of rehabilitating both our body and mind when returning from serious injury. (Disclaimer: you may catch one or two !#&*@...)Follow us on social @womenzsportsWant to get in touch? https://www.womenzsports.com/aboutDon't forget to rate & review this podcast wherever you're listening!Music by Alex_MakeMusic “Calming In The Sun” from Pixabay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NZ Herald Sports Reporter Michael Burgess gives us the latest out of Paris:   - Sprinter Zoe Hobbs is through to the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.  - Silver for the Mac Attack off the coast of Marseille.  - Maddie Davidson's finished seventh in the women's trampoline event, while Dylan Schmidt crashes out.  - Swimmer Erika Fairweather's recorded the seventh fastest time in the heats of the 800 metres freestyle to qualify for Sunday morning's final.  - Jackie Kiddle and Shannon Cox have finished fourth in the lightweight women's double sculls.  - The New Zealand men's hockey team HAVE LOST 2-1 to Ireland and finish winless!  - Sam Tanner's finished 13th in his heat in the men's 1500 metres to move through to the repechage round.    LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand's wait for its first medal of the Paris Olympics continues. Hopes of ending a 28 year medal drought in the pool were dashed with Erika Fairweather and Lewis Clareburt missing out in their respective finals, Sports Editor Stephen Hewson reports.

Olympian Erika Fairweather is confident she has gas in the tank after qualifying seventh-fastest for tomorrow's women's 200 metre freestyle finale. She says she's recovered physically from her fourth place in the 400 metres 'splash of the titans'. ZB sports commentator Nick Bewley explains further. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Otago Daily Times' sports reporter Kayla Hodge joins Nights to debrief all things Olympics, including Erika Fairweather's valiant fourth-place effort in the 400 metre final, the Black Ferns' promising start where the men's team faltered, and the continued fallout from Canada's Dronegate.

Joseph Romanos - longtime Kiwi sports journalist who's currently in Paris with the New Zealand Olympic Committee - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport to review the opening few days of the Olympic Games. New Zealand is yet to secure a medal of any colour, after underwhelming performances from swimmers Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather along with the men's sevens team, who were all seen as medal hopefuls. Romanos and Telfer talk about the likes of swimming, football, and rowing, as well as offering their thoughts on the opening ceremony.

World Champion swimmer Lewis Clareburt has qualified sixth equal fastest for this morning's final of the 400m individual medley with Erika Fairweather safely progressing to the 200m freestyle semi-finals.

A medal has just eluded Erika Fairweather in the women's 400 metre freestyle final at the Paris Olympics. The Kiwi swimmer's finished fourth in a star-studded field. Swimming NZ Olympic Program Lead Gary Francis joined Piney to discuss Erika Fairweather's performance. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's disappointment among Kiwi fans as Erika Fairweather came up short in today's race. She'd only just missed a medal - finishing fourth in the women's 400 metre freestyle final. Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to explain how she can move forward. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 28th July 2024, there's heartbreak in the pool as Erika Fairweather fell agonizingly short of standing on the podium in the 400m freestyle. Gary Francis is the Olympic lead for Swimming NZ and he joins the show to discuss where our next medal hopes are in the pool. The punishment for Drone-Gate has been handed down to Canada, Dylan Dyson joins us from Canada to give his thoughts on what he described as a heavy-handed punishment. And Gregor Paul stops in to discuss who might be picked in the All Blacks Rugby championship squad. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's disappointment among Kiwi sports fans this morning, as Erika Fairweather comes up short. The Kiwi swimmer's finished fourth in the women's 400 metre freestyle final at the Paris Olympics. NZ Herald sports journalist Michael Burgess says it was a shame, but she came close. "You gotta feel for her - we've seen this before in swimming, we saw Moss Burmester finish 4th as well in Beijing. It's the toughest place to finish." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WOMENZSPORTS is hyped to share our kōrero with swimmer Erika Fairweather!! Sports journalist and rugby player Alice Soper sits down with Erika to chat about her love of the water (especially after growing up in Dunedin), winning the World Aquatics Championships in the 400m freestyle, and preparing for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Erika shares about starting competitive swimming at 11 years old (which she says is considered late for many swimmers!), making her first senior swimming team around 14 years old, and competing in the Tokyo Olympics at 17 years old. Erika also talks about her pre-race routine, her bearded collie spoodle dog, and what it's like to train for elite sports in a public facility.Follow us on social @womenzsportsWant to get in touch? https://www.womenzsports.com/aboutDon't forget to rate & review this podcast wherever you're listening!Music by Alex_MakeMusic “Calming In The Sun” from Pixabay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

20-year-old Erika Fairweather won her first world title in Doha last month, touching first in the 400 free while also winning medals in the 200 and 800 free. The Kiwi swim star reflects on her experience in Doha and tells us about her training environment in New Zealand and how she's approaching the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris.

It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport for episode 71 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, where Watto and Marty gather around the debating table to dissect a range of different sporting topics in New Zealand and around the world. On this episode, they talk about the chances Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather win medals at the Paris Olympics, the Super Rugby Pacific season kicking off this weekend, the Twenty20 cricket series between New Zealand and Australia and sell-out crowds that are expected, and more.

It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin jam-packs a variety of sports into today's podcast, including the likes of test cricket, the NBA All-Star weekend and NASCAR. First off, NBC NASCAR reporter Nate Ryan discusses Kiwi Shane van Gisbergen competing in the Xfinity series at the Daytona 500. Plus, veteran American sports writer Bob Ryan shares his disgust at the 2024 NBA All-Star game, Devlin lists what he's looking forward to about Super Rugby Pacific kicking off, talkSPORT's Jon Norman shares his thoughts on Kane Williamson and whether he's overtaken the rest of the 'fab four' in test cricket, and Mark Watson chats Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather's medal-clinching efforts at the World Swimming Championships. All that and much more!

Swimmer Lewis Clareburt has claimed a maiden world championship title, winning the 400-metre individual medley in Doha. His time of 4 minutes and 9.72 seconds was 1.02 seconds off his personal best. Before the meet, New Zealand had never had a world champion - now they have two after Erika Fairweather's triumph in the 400 metres freestyle. Sportstalk host Jason Pine explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kiwi Olympic swimmer Moss Burmester joined Piney to discuss the athletic achievements of Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather at the World Championships in Doha. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Piney fills in for D'Arcy to recap a full day in the world of sport! Highlights for tonight include:  Nick Bewley recapping the Warriors' pre-season match in Christchurch. Moss Burmester recapping the World Aquatics Championships and Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather's successes. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lewis Clareburt has joined Erika Fairweather as the only New Zealanders to win gold at a Swimming World Championships.

Lewis Clareburt has brought the curtain down on a historic New Zealand record haul at swimming world championships, winning gold in Doha this morning. Clareburt powered through the field to win the 400-metre individual medley, having qualified fifth-fastest. It was New Zealand's fourth medal in Doha and our second gold, after freestyle specialist Erika Fairweather won the women's 400-metre gold, along with silver in the 200-metres and bronze in the 800-metres. Swimming New Zealand chief executive Steve Johns spoke to Corin Dann.

Is swimmer Erika Fairweather's history making win at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha reason enough to feel bouyant about Aotearoa's chances in the pool at the Olympics? The 20 year old won NZ's first ever world champs title on Monday, taking out the 400m freestyle gold with a personal best and New Zealand record time of 3:59.44. Fairweather also won silver in the 200 metre freestyle. She's got one more race to go, the 800 metres freestyle, the heat is later tonight. Swimming New Zealand's Olympic Programme lead Gary Francis speaks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6346986822112

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather has fallen just short of claiming a second gold at the Swimming World Championships in Doha.

Erika Fairweather is on track for another medal at the Swimming World Champs after winning her semi and qualifying fastest for the 200m freestyle final.

400m champion Erika Fairweather has qualified fastest for the 200m freestyle final after winning her semi at the Swimming World Champs in Doha.

It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson and It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin are fired up and ready to go for episode 70 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, where they dissect and debate the biggest sports news stories in New Zealand and around the world right now. On this episode, Watto and Marty talk about the successes of swimmer Erika Fairweather and pole vaulter Eliza McCartney over the last couple of days, issues surrounding refereeing and the TMO in the Six Nations, how the All Blacks are becoming less accessible for the media and fans, and more.

On today's episode, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin looks into the latest proposal for a new stadium in Auckland. New Zealand's biggest city is no stranger to discussions surrounding a new sports complex on the waterfront, but could this one actually get over the line? Jim Doyle - former Warriors CEO and project director for the proposed stadium - discusses how likely it is, the cost, how soon it could be built, and more. Plus, New Zealand Breakers legend Tom Abercrombie joins the show following the announcement he will retire at the end of the current Australian NBL season, Sports Radio 810 WHB host Steven St. John discusses the Kansas City Chiefs winning Super Bowl 58 over the San Francisco 49ers, and Mark 'Watto' Watson talks swimmer Erika Fairweather, pole vaulter Eliza McCartney and New Zealand Rugby on the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast. All that and much more!

A pioneering moment in New Zealand swimming - Erika Fairweather has won the 400 metres freestyle at the world championships in Doha. She's the first of her compatriots to earn gold at the long course event. NZ Swimming Olympic program lead Gary Francis joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather has won gold in the 400m freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha.

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather has won her first ever World Championships gold medal. The 20-year-old won the 400-metre freestyle final in Doha, finishing in just under four minutes. Fairweather had a winning margin of 2.18 seconds over China's Li Bingjie. World Record holder Ariarne Titmus and American sensation Katie Ledecky didn't compete, but she's still shaping up as a real medal hope for the Olympics later this year. Swimming New Zealand Olympic programme lead Gary Francis spoke to Corin Dann.

Erika Fairweather has become the first New Zealand swimmer to win gold at the World Aquatics Championships.

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather continues to make history, becoming the first New Zealander to win gold at the Aquatics World Championships.

It's a big year for New Zealand Swimmers. Starting off with the World Championships this week, which for many will double as preparation for the Paris Olympics. Piney caught up with Olympic program lead Gary Francis to chat about what the swim team hopes to achieve at the World Champs in Doha. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keirin champion Ellesse Andrews has added another medal to her haul at the Track Cycling World Championships in Glasgow, winning bronze in the women's sprint. Erika Fairweather and Andrew Jeffcoat have broken the 200m freestyle and 100m backstroke records respectively at the New Zealand Short Course Swimming Championships in Hawkes Bay.

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather has entered the record books as the fifth ever woman to go sub four minutes in the 400 metre freestyle. In a personal best time of 3:59.59 Fairweather claimed the bronze medal at the World Aquatics Championships in Japan today. She finished on the podium with some big names in swimming including Australia's Ariane Titmus who set a world record time to win gold. Sports reporter Felicity Reid joins Lisa Owen in studio. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6331729247112

Swimmer Erika Fairweather welcomes the strength of her 400-metre freestyle peers in the build-up to next year's Paris Olympics. The 19-year-old's claimed bronze at the world championships in Japan, becoming the fifth woman to go under four minutes in the discipline. Sportstalk host Jason Pine explains this accomplishment further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a new week and Jason Pine's weighing on the latest in the world of sport! Highlights for tonight include:  Erika Fairweather on winning bronze in the 400m freestyle at the World Aquatics Champs. Former Football Fern Katie Duncan previews the team's match against the Philippines tomorrow. World Cup talkback. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand swimmer Erika Fairweather has won bronze in the 400m Freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships in Japan.

New Zealand swimmer Erika Fairweather set a personal best time to win bronze in the 400m Freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships.

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Piney caught up with Kiwi Swim star Erika Fairweather ahead of the World Championships in Japan. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Shannon Rollason Podcast, a swimming podcast like no other. The Shannon Rollason Podcast is back in 2023 and on a new home here on the Off The Blocks Swimming Podcast network. This week Shannon and I discuss Bronte Campbells decision to train for the Paris Olympics 2024 and to partner up with none other than the host of the podcast himself Mr Shannon Rollason. Shannon takes us through how this partnership came about, and how excited he is for the challenge of trying to help Bronte go through to her 4th Olympic Games in Paris We also discuss Erika Fairweather and Summer McIntosh phenomenal swimming over the past week and how that helps make the Womens 400m Freestyle final in Paris even more exciting    All that and a whole lot more

19-year-old swimmer Erika Fairweather has set the sixth fastest women's 400m freestyle time in history.

Teenage swimmer Erika Fairweather has won the 400m freestyle at the National Champs, breaking her own NZ record and becoming the 6th fastest woman ever over the distance.

RELEASE - NZ SWIMMING A host of New Zealand records will be up for grabs as New Zealand's elite swimmers gather in Auckland this week for the 2023 Apollo Projects NZ Swimming Championships The National Championships are the premier swimming event in New Zealand and will feature stars including Dame Sophie Pascoe, Lewis Clareburt, Cameron Leslie and Erika Fairweather. The event is being held at the Sir Owen Glenn National Aquatic Centre in Auckland from April 1st to 5th, with heats being contested in the morning and finals in the evening. “This year's nationals are a really key event for us as it doubles as our selection event for the World Aquatics Championships and the World Para Swimming Championship later in the year,” said Swimming New Zealand CEO Steve Johns. “We're expecting our athletes to be at their absolute best as they compete for spots in the teams and we're looking forward to some world class racing over a great few days in the pool.” Johns is encouraging sports fans to get down to the National Aquatic Centre and support New Zealand's rising stars. “The athletes at this event will make up our teams for the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games next year so this is a great opportunity to get down and see them race in the flesh. “We're expecting a packed arena with a great atmosphere and we wouldn't be at all surprised to see some records fall. Tickets are available through our website and we'd love to see you there.” Tokyo Olympian and four-time Commonwealth Games medallist Lewis Clareburt says nationals is always a special event. “There's nothing quite like racing in front of your home crowd and it's an event where I always seem to go really well,” said Clareburt. “Our swim team showed what we're capable of at the Commonwealth Games last year. Since then I feel like we've only been getting better, the level is really high right now so I'm really looking forward to seeing what we're capable of over the next few days.” The full event schedule and results are available at this link. The races will be livestreamed on the Swimming New Zealand Youtube Channel. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A former NZR boss has called for the current NZR boss to resign. David Moffett appeared on the Mike Hosking Breakfast this morning and suggested that Mark Robinson return from Birmingham immediately – where he's with the All Blacks Sevens for the Commonwealth Games – and resign immediately. And New Zealand has a good chance to get its first Commonwealth Games medals tonight. Hayden Wilde is taking part in the triathlon overnight, and Dame Sophie Pascoe and Erika Fairweather kick off their swimming campaigns. Wellington sports reader Adam Cooper joined Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I chat to teenage swimming sensation Erika Fairweather on not only making the Toyko Olympics at just 17 years old but also an Olympic final. "I realised I am good enough." The Dunedin head girl at Kavanagh College tells me how she literally shakes all the nerves out before a big race & shares her mindset on coming back from disappointment. Fairweather turned down lucrative American scholarships to stick with her coach & her dream of making her second Olympics, Paris 2024. 

Season 4 Ep 15, I am joined by Lewis Clareburt, Erika Fairweather, Zac Reid and Carina Doyle from the New Zealand Olympic Swim Team. The NZ Olympians discuss their time over in Tokyo, the experiences of racing at an Olympic Games and what lessons they took away, shenanigans in the Olympic village with stuff going missing, Cardboard Beds, Rising to challenges, Fast racing, Banter and a whole lot more.

Rajorshi Chakraborti discuss the Olympics and swimmer Erika Fairweather, housing auctions, and the Government accepting the return of an alleged ISIS terrorist.

Jesse speaks to Newsroom's LockerRoom Editor, Suzanne McFadden, about our prospects for medals today, including our youngest Olympian, Erika Fairweather in the swimming.

Hayden Wilde was not the only NZ athlete in the mix for a medal today. Seventeen-year-old Erika Fairweather from Dunedin was racing for gold in the 400 metres freestyle, after smashing the NZ record late last night and earning a spot in the final. Erika missed out on a podium spot and ended up eighth. Our reporter Tess Brunton watched the race with Erika's school mates at Kavanagh College.

New Zealand is on the medal board at Tokyo, with a bronze for triathlete Hayden Wilde. 17-year-old Dunedin student Erika Fairweather made the final of the 400 metres freestyle, but missed out on the podium, finishing eighth. Our reporter Clay Wilson is at Tokyo Stadium and joins us with the latest details.  

All the action from the second day of the Tokyo Olympics that you may have missed late last night.Stunning swim17-year-old Erika Fairweather last night swam the race of her young life in the 400m freestyle heats in Tokyo, qualifying with the fourth-fastest time for this afternoon's Olympic final.Fairweather set a new national record with a rapid effort from lane eight at the Olympic Aquatics Centre, stopping the clock at 4:02.28 to best the previous mark set by Lauren Boyle at London 2012 by more than a second.Late thrillerThe Black Sticks men got their Olympic campaign right back on track, edging a seven-goal thriller against Spain.Jacob Smith's goal three minutes from fulltime proved the winner in an action-packed encounter in Tokyo, helping New Zealand to a 4-3 victory.Wouda, Shoulda, CouldaThe Oly Whites suffered a bitter – and slightly bizarre – defeat to Honduras, leading for most of the match but ultimately going down 3-2.The New Zealand side had the game under control with less than 15 minutes to play, before conceding two late goals.It was a genuine heartbreaker, as the Kiwis had scored two goals of the highest quality – including a 30 metre stunner by Liberato Cacace – but gave up three soft ones.Goalkeeper Michael Woud had a game to forget, with a portion of the blame for all three goals conceded.Tennis duo advanceKiwis tennis players Michael Venus and Marcus Daniell have progressed to the second round of the doubles event in Tokyo, after a comfortable win over a Belarus combination.The New Zealanders progressed 6-3 7-6 (8-6), wrapping the match up in 77 minutes.It probably should have been over quicker, but Venus and Daniell failed to convert any of their six break point opportunities in the second set.Streak snappedA 25-game Olympic winning streak for the Team U.S.A is over, ending Sunday when France closed the game on a 16-2 run to beat the Americans 83-76. Evan Fournier's 3-pointer off a broken play with just under a minute left put France ahead for good, as the Americans simply fell apart in the final minutes.The Americans lost for only the sixth time in 144 games at the Olympics all-time, and fell to 53-4 in the Olympics with NBA players on the roster.Medal watchNew Zealand is still without a medal. Boooo.China leads the way with six gold and 11 medals in total. Hosts Japan sit second with five gold and a silver.Coming upFairweather races in the 400m freestyle final. Other Kiwis with a chance of claiming a medal today include triathletes Hayden Wilde and Tayler Reid, with Wilde an outside hope of a medal, ranked 10th in the world.Mountain biker Anton Cooper will be looking to cause an upset in his medal race, with the $67-1 outsider hoping to upset all-around superstars Mathieu van der Poel and Tom Pidcock in the cross country mountain bike event. Given what happened in yesterday's women's road race, where a $500-1 amateur won, anything is possible…Other notable Kiwis to watch include surfers Ella Williams and Billy Stairmand, who have tough round of 16 contests today – weather permitting – after doing well to progress through the heats yesterday.Listen to Tokyo in 20 podcast, the new daily podcast from Newstalk ZB, looking back at the day's action from Tokyo 2020 and previewing what's coming up for our Kiwi athletes.Newstalk ZB - Official Radio Broadcast Partner of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Top stories this morning... The Police are still strapping teenagers as young as thirteen into restraint chairs despite calls for them to stop using them Dunedin 17-year-old Erika Fairweather smashes a New Zealand swimming record to make it into the 400 metre freestyle Olympic final. The Prime Minister tells us everyone who wants to get home from Australia will get home before the border closes at midnight on Friday.

A 17-year-old from Dunedin has become New Zealand's strongest hope in the pool at the Olympics, after making the final of the women's 400-metres freestyle. Erika Fairweather, who is the youngest New Zealand athlete in Tokyo, finished second in her heat in the fourth fastest time overall. The final will be raced this afternoon at 20-past two New Zealand time. Swimming commentator Mark Bone spoke to Corin Dann.

Top stories this morning... The Police are still strapping teenagers as young as thirteen into restraint chairs despite calls for them to stop using them Dunedin 17-year-old Erika Fairweather smashes a New Zealand swimming record to make it into the 400 metre freestyle Olympic final. The Prime Minister tells us everyone who wants to get home from Australia will get home before the border closes at midnight on Friday.

A 17-year-old from Dunedin has become New Zealand's strongest hope in the pool at the Olympics, after making the final of the women's 400-metres freestyle. Erika Fairweather, who is the youngest New Zealand athlete in Tokyo, finished second in her heat in the fourth fastest time overall. The final will be raced this afternoon at 20-past two New Zealand time. Swimming commentator Mark Bone spoke to Corin Dann.

Dunedin teenager Erika Fairweather was today officially announced as a member of New Zealand's Olympic team at her school assembly. The 17-year-old Kavanagh College student will likely be the youngest member of the team. Our Otago-Southland reporter, Timothy Brown, went back to school and has the story.