Two-Time Australian Olympic Swimmer Neil Rogers Dies at 70 ...Middle East

By Charlotte Wells on SwimSwam Two-time Olympian and Australian swimming star Neil Rogers died recently at the age of 70. Renowned by many who knew him as an incredible coach and human being, Rogers was a fixture of the Australian swimming community his whole life. Born in 1953, Rogers first represented his country at the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh alongside his older brother Greg. Just 16 years old at the time, he took home a bronze medal in the 200 back and earned a silver medal as part of the 400 medley relay team. Rogers returned to the Commonwealth Games in 1974, this time winning a gold medal and setting the Games record in the 100 fly in addition to bringing home two silver

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