Fraser-Holmes, Coutts and Campbell collect gold for Australia at Beijing World Cup meet Australia's Thomas Fraser-Holmes competes in the Men's 400-meter individual medley final at the Fina Swimming World Cup at National Aquatic Center in Beijing. AUSTRALIA has started the Beijing World Cup swim meet on a high with rising star Tom Fraser-Holmes rushing off with two gold on the first night of the international event and Alicia Coutts and Cate Campbell chipping in with one apiece. The 22-year-old Fraser-Holmes, considered one of Australia's most promising talents in middle distance swimming, dominated both the 400m individual medley and the 400m freestyle races at the Beijing water Cube which hosted the 2008 Olympic swimming event. His victory in the 400m individual medley was commanding with the Australian swimmer finishing almost three seconds clear of second place getter, Japan's Takeharu Fujimori (4:07.29), with Fraser-Holmes' compatriot Travis Mahoney third in 4:08.15. Fraser-Holmes (3:39.86) then pipped South African Myles Brown (3:39.98) for his second gold with another Aussie, Robert Hurley, third in 3:42.99. Alicia Coutts competes in the Women's 100-metre butterfly final at the Fina Swimming World Cup in Beijing. Coutts also stood on the dais multiple times with her gold and silver medal swims. Coutts dominated the 100m butterfly with a time of 56.00 and then claimed silver in women's 200m individual medley in 2:06.23. Cate Campbell secured Australia's fourth gold of a spectacular night in the pool in the with 50m freestyle event which she won in 23.65. British swimmer Francesca Halsall (24.04) finished second and Australian Bronte Campbell (24.13) third. Australia ended the night with a team gold thanks to Hurley, Christian Sprenger, Coutts and Cate Campbell in the mixed 4x50m medley relay.