Category: Organization
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Tokyo Olympics 202ONE: One Year Out | NBC Sports
We have all been waiting and in one year’s time, the world’s greatest athletes will come together once again to compete at the Tokyo Olympic Games. #NBCSports #TokyoOlympics #OneYearOut Watch this video on YouTube
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A year to go, rearranged Tokyo Olympic Games still shrouded in uncertainty
Even six months ago, organizers of the Tokyo Olympic Games were still bullish that their huge financial investment would deliver an unforgettable Games. Just two months later, however, plans that had been almost a decade in the making were shredded as the COVID-19 pandemic forced the IOC and Japanese government to take the unprecedented decision…
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Swim England Talent teams have a message for athletes
The Swim England Talent teams from across all of our disciplines share a message to athletes who were selected as part of a squad or those who were scheduled to take part in competitions this year. Watch this video on YouTube
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Investigation underway after Lake Pines Swim Club drowning
Digital Desk: Investigation underway after Lake Pines Swim Club drowning Watch this video on YouTube
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Chandler swim coach dies of COVID-19
Kerry Croswhite began experiencing symptoms on Father’s Day. Watch this video on YouTube Watch this video on YouTube
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Beloved Chandler swim coach fighting for his life as he battles COVID-19
Kerry Crosswhite is a high school hero and coach who is now fighting for his life. He has been in the hospital since the beginning of July battling the coronavirus. Watch this video on YouTube
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Olympics: Human Rights Watch report documents abuse of child athletes in Japan
A Human Rights Watch report has found child athletes in Japan often suffer physical and verbal abuse and sometimes sexual abuse during training after documenting the experiences of over 800 athletes in 50 sports. The 67-page report released on Monday titled “I Was Hit So Many Times I Can’t Count†looks at Japan’s history of physical punishment in…
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Safety concerns persist as IOC says Olympics without fans ‘something we don’t want’
The 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo will take place, and the International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach says the committee would prefer they happen with spectators. Bach said Thursday the IOC is fully committed to holding the games and said that holding the competitions behind closed doors is “something we do not want.†However, it…