Category: Competition
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Etiene Medeiros 🆚 Katinka Hosszu at Windsor 2016 🏊♀️ 🏁 | FINA World Championships
Don’t miss the Women’s 50m Backstroke final from the 2016 edition of the FINA Swimming World Championships in Windsor! World Record holder and defending champion Etiene Medeiros swam her best to beat Katinka Hosszu by 0.17 and claim the Gold Medal!
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🔥 Vladimir Morozov wins Gold in a dominant fashion at Istanbul 2012! 🔥 | FINA World Championships
Vladimir Morozov, 20 years of age during the 2012 FINA World Swimming Championships in Istanbul, brought home two Gold medals, both in freestyle events (50m Free & 100m Free). Enjoy this epic flashback from his 100m race, which clearly proves his well-deserved first place on the podium.
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Daniel Gyurta wins back to back Gold in Rome 2009 and Barcelona 2013 | FINA World Championships
Watch these back-to-back epic moments of Daniel Gyurta’s sensational performance in the 200m Breaststroke from the 2009 and 2013 editions of the FINA World Championships. In the second race, watch him break the Championships Record in a time of 2:07.23.
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Bill Beekman on cutting swimming as a varsity sport
Michigan State athletics director Bill Beekman discusses the issues that led to Michigan State cutting men’s and women’s swimming.
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Michigan State University ending swimming, diving programs
Michigan State University announced Thursday that it is eliminating Mens and Womens Swimming and diving programs after this season.
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Kylie Masse breaks the oldest World Record at Budapest 2017! | FINA World Championships
21 year-old Kylie Masse breaks the oldest women’s swimming WR by setting a time of 58.10 in the 100m Backstroke.
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Lars Frolander wins Gold in an incredibly close race at Fukuoka 2001 | FINA World Championships
Relive this remarkable 100m Butterfly race from the 2001 edition of the FINA World Championships in Fukuoka. It was a tight competition between Lars Frolander, Ian Crocker and Geoff Huegill, but Frolander prevailed with a new Championships Record in a time of 52.10!
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Olympic swimmer helping dissident Belarus athletes
A few weeks ago, Aliaksandra Herasimenia was a retired Belarusian Olympic swimmer with a stellar career. Now, from her self-imposed exile in neighbouring Lithuania, she heads up a new foundation to help a growing list of Belarusian athletes who have fallen foul of the country’s authoritarian government. “We provide some financial support and look for…
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