# Cathy Freeman
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Catherine Astrid Salome Freeman, (born 16 February 1973) is an Australian former sprinter, who specialised in the 400 metres event. She would occasionally compete in other track events, but 400m was her main event. Her personal best of 48.63 currently ranks her as the eighth-fastest woman of all time, set while finishing second to Marie-José Pérec's number-three time at the 1996 Olympics.
Mini Episode: Pickleball World Cup Roster Breakdown + Ultimate Aussie Athlete Draft
The Pickleball World Cup in Da Nang is right around the corner, and Team Australia is locked and loaded! 🇦🇺
Join Aaron, Michael, Justin, and Josh as they run through the full list of players representing Australia across the Open, 50+, 60+, U18, and U14 categories. We break down the team dynamics,…
He saved James Hird's career... then lost seven years of memory | John Quinn
John Quinn has worked with some of the biggest names in Australian sport. We’re talking James Hird, Kevin Sheedy and Matthew Lloyd; Nathan Cleary and the Penrith Panthers; even Cathy Freeman as Australia’s sprints & relay coach at Sydney 2000.
But his most remarkable story isn't about the athlete…
17. In the Call Room: Peter Fortune, coach of Morgan Mitchell (and at one point, Cathy Freeman)
Welcome to The Call Room with Jason Richardson, Morgan Mitchell and Mitch Dyer.
IN THE CALL ROOM: Peter Fortune, Australian athletics coach
Fort's memories of coaching Cathy Freeman in the 2000 Olympics
Other memorable athlete's he's coached
What it's really like to coach Morgs
Mitch reca…
Cathy and The Flags
This weeks FlashBlak takes you back to the 1994 Commonwealth Games where a young Cathy Freeman sparked debate carrying the two flags that represent her country and her culture.
Behind Leisel’s ex-boyfriend’s secret locked door
The team plans their golf day tomorrow! Teams, rules, and what’s at stake. Tom Tate told the ABC to “F off” in a press conference, so the team air out their own grievances, and invite the Gold Coast to share their own “F off’s!” Tomorrow is the day of the work retreat, which will be Leisel, Liam a…
279: Cathy Freeman - The Millionaires Club (Player Profile)
And what a way to bring our Millionaires Club home.
There are sporting legends… and then there are Australians who become part of the fabric of the country. Cathy Freeman is firmly in that second category.
An Olympic champion. A world champion. An Australian icon. A trailblazer. A history-maker.…
279: Cathy Freeman - The Millionaires Club (Part A)
The Millionaires Club finale. And what a way to finish. One of our - and your - absolute Howie Games favourites.
Ten years after our first chat, Cathy is all in on a conversation that has everything. Nostalgia, laughs, competition, life, Australia and some seriously emotional moments.
Cathy take…
279: Cathy Freeman - The Millionaires Club (Part B)
The Millionaires Club finale. And what a way to finish. One of our - and your - absolute Howie Games favourites.
Ten years after our first chat, Cathy is all in on a conversation that has everything. Nostalgia, laughs, competition, life, Australia and some seriously emotional moments.
Cathy take…
Cathy Freeman calls Brisbane Olympics 'Australia's Games'
Sydney 2000 champion Cathy Freeman says it would be un-Australian for us all not to get behind the Brisbane Olympics. She's joined organisers from Queensland, hoping to convince the rest of the country they're our Games too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mark Whicker: “We Turn to Athletes to Reaffirm Who We Are.”
Our 40th guest on Press Box Access is the esteemed Mark Whicker, one of my all-time favorite writers and people in the sports media business. He takes us on a winding road through his career of nearly five decades. We’re in locker rooms with Julius Erving, Darryl Dawkins, Pete Rose and Tug McGraw.…
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