“It feels like all my hard work has paid off and being able to back up with two big competitions this year has given me more confidence for the future and I'm really excited to see how far I can go.”

—  Mack Horton

24 August 2014. "Mack Horton presented the Georgina Hope Foundation Rising Star of the Australian Swim Team". http://swimswam.com/mack-horton-presented-georgina-hope-foundation-rising-star-australian-swim-team/
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