Year: 2022
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Helicopter Narrowly Misses Swimmers After Crashing Into Miami Beach | 9 News Australia
A pilot and two passengers are lucky to be alive after their stricken helicopter crashed into Miami Beach yesterday, narrowly missing swimmers as it plunged into the ocean.
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Athlete of the Week: Lindsay Bright | WBNS 10TV
Lindsay Bright qualified for the state swim meet as a freshman. She’s also the first swimmer to represent Logan Elm in more than 25 years.
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Queensland Doctor Who Rescued a Swimmer Remembered as a “Selfless Hero†| 7NEWS
Even in his final moments, Doctor Luqman Jubair put offers first. The 35-year-old is being remembered as a selfless hero after drowning while trying to rescue a swimmer on the Gold Coast.
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Wild Swimming: ‘for Me Personally It Got Me Through Some Darker Areas in Life’ | GBNews
‘For me personally it got me through some darker areas in life’ Lisa Shabbas discusses the health benefits of wild swimming on Friday Night Feast.
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Paralympian Tim Hodge Takes on Swim Training as Industry Looks for New Teachers | ABC News
With swim classes disrupted by COVID, numbers of swim teachers have fallen. The NSW government is offering 750 free training spots for new instructors to keep up with demand.
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Effectiveness of Shark Nets Called Into Question After Fatal Attack | 9 News Australia
The effectiveness of shark nets has been called into question after the Sydney shark attack, which killed diving instructor Simon Nellist.
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California Man Survives Frigid Five-Hour Night Swim With a Friendly Seal as His Guide | New York Post
A California man thought he would die when he fell off his fishing boat and into the frigid Pacific Ocean — but a friendly harbor seal showed up in the nick of time and helped get him to safety. Scott Thompson, a sea urchin diver, blamed a lapse in judgment for the mishap that sent…
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Trans College Swimmer Speaks Out on Sports’ Inclusion | Nightline | ABC News
Yale University swimmer Iszac Hening spoke with “Nightline” about the ongoing debate on how to be inclusive to trans athletes while balancing what some argue is “fairness.”