Year: 2022
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Swimmers From Milwaukee Area Feel Impact From University, Conference Dispute | TMJ4 News
Two swimmers from the Milwaukee area will not compete for a conference title this week amid a dispute over rules between the University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC) and the Horizon League.
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Katya Says ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Caused Her to Quit Swimming | 7.30
Swimming Australia has offered a historic apology to female athletes who have been abused and harassed in the sport after a damning report. But as Lorna Knowles from ABC Investigations reports, some athletes are calling for more. And a warning, this story contains language some viewers may find confronting.
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Toledo Swimmer Goes From Stage IV Cancer Patient to Division I Athlete | WTOL11
The college swimming season is winding down. For one Toledo freshman, just being in the pool at the University of Toledo is a minor miracle.
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Lydia Jacoby, 100 Breaststroke Olympic Champion | Inside With Brett Hawke
Alaskan Lydia Jacoby shocked the world by winning the Women’s 100 Breaststroke at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. With a Leisel Jones esque stroke, Lydia back halfed the 100 Breast, breaking 1:05 for the first time and beating world record holders Lilly King and Tatjana Schoenmaker in the process.
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Dramatic Video Captures Swimmers’ Rescue off Fort Lauderdale Beach | WPLG Local 10
Three men trapped in a rip current off Fort Lauderdale beach are rescued and the tense moments are caught on body camera video.
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Should I Get A Swim Coach? | GTN Coaches Corner
How can I best prepare for Ironman at Altitude? How should I best fuel during office hours at work so that you don’t bonk on the ride home? Maybe you’re wondering if very low intensity, long bike rides, and runs, are beneficial? Add your question and #gtncoachescorner​ on any of our videos and we will…
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Vision Impaired Swimmer Making Waves Less Than a Year After Taking up the Sport | ABC News
Just six months after taking up swimming, Erica Burleigh is making big waves. The vision-impaired Tasmanian has successfully braved the choppy River Derwent in the Hobart Regatta swim.
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Duncan Scott Reflects on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics | Propulsion Swimming
At Tokyo 2021 Olympics, Duncan Scott became the most decorated British Olympian at a single Olympic Games.