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Melbourne Vicentre is a swimming club based at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), Melbourne, Australia. Its head coach is 1992 Olympian Craig Jackson, supported by Kenrick Monk, Brad Harris and others. Prior to his resignation in 2017, Ian Pope was head coach of Vicentre for 16 years. Vicentre is one of the largest clubs in Victoria, and Swimming Australia Podium Performance Centre.

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rdfs:label	Melbourne Vicentre (en)
rdfs:comment	Melbourne Vicentre is a swimming club based at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), Melbourne, Australia. Its head coach is 1992 Olympian Craig Jackson, supported by Kenrick Monk, Brad Harris and others. Prior to his resignation in 2017, Ian Pope was head coach of Vicentre for 16 years. Vicentre is one of the largest clubs in Victoria, and Swimming Australia Podium Performance Centre. (en)
foaf:name	Melbourne Vicentre Swimming Club (en)
foaf:nick	Vicentre, MVC (en)
foaf:homepage	http://vicentre.swimming.org.au/
name	Melbourne Vicentre Swimming Club (en)
dct:subject	1988 establishments in Australia Sporting clubs in Melbourne Sport in the City of Port Phillip Australian swim teams Sports clubs established in 1988
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Victoria (Australia) Swimming Australia Matt Welsh Melbourne Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre Giaan Rooney Grant Hackett Linley Frame Mack Horton Ian Pope Australia 1988 establishments in Australia Ahmed Kelly Albert Park, Victoria Daniel Kowalski Sporting clubs in Melbourne Nicole Livingstone Tanya Huebner Craig Jackson (swimmer) Ashleigh McConnell Sport in the City of Port Phillip Kenrick Monk Bill Nelson (sports coach) Australian swim teams Kotuku Ngawati Sports clubs established in 1988 Marieke Guehrer List of swim clubs
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://vicentre.swimming.org.au/ http://vicentre.swimming.org.au https://web.archive.org/web/20100323140606/http:/www.korowa.vic.edu.au/swimming
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city	Albert Park, Victoria
coach	Craig Jackson (swimmer)
color	Red (en) Dark Blue (en)
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website	http://vicentre.swimming.org.au/
has abstract	Melbourne Vicentre is a swimming club based at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), Melbourne, Australia. Its head coach is 1992 Olympian Craig Jackson, supported by Kenrick Monk, Brad Harris and others. Prior to his resignation in 2017, Ian Pope was head coach of Vicentre for 16 years. Vicentre is one of the largest clubs in Victoria, and Swimming Australia Podium Performance Centre. Amongst the swimmers who train currently with Vicentre are Olympians Mack Horton and Kotuku Ngawati, Paralympians Ahmed Kelly, Ashleigh McConnell and Tanya Huebner as well as Masters World Record holder Linley Frame. Past club members include Giaan Rooney, Matt Welsh, Grant Hackett, Daniel Kowalski, Marieke Guehrer and Nicole Livingstone. Nicole Livingstone was CEO of the club between July 2014 and early 2017. Former Coaches include Bill Nelson and Adam Luscombe. The club was formed in 1988 following the amalgamation of Melbourne Aquatic and ACI Vicentre swimming clubs. In 1996, the club amalgamated with Malvern Swimming Club Inc. The club is an incorporated association under the Associations Incorporation Act 1986 (Vic) and is an affiliate of Swimming Victoria and Metro South District. (en)
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city	Albert Park, Victoria
coach	Craig Jackson (swimmer)
Stadium	Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
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