Category: Organization
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Network Ten to Live Stream the Australian Swimming Championships
For the first time, fans will be able to follow their swimming heroes live on their digital devices with Network Ten’s industry-leading digital platform, tenplay, set to live-stream all the finals action each night of the 2015 Hancock Prospecting Australian Swimming Championships. Ten Sport’s Mel McLaughlin and Lachy Reid, along with expert commentator Nicole Livingstone,…
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Phelps: No harm in asking for help
Kids at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne on Thursday got a chance to hear the most decorated Olympic athlete in history talk about how they can achieve their dreams. Speaking to a group of more than 20 kids, reporters and Boys & Girls Clubs employees, Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps talked about…
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Thank You USA Swimming Volunteers!
This video is a small way of showing our appreciation to our countless volunteers across the country. Whether you’re an official, concessions worker or sell programs you all play a huge part in helping our meets run efficiently. From all of us at USA Swimming, thank you for all that you do! Thank You USA…
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Never too old to learn some swimming skills
Have you ever heard the phrase ‘You are never too old to learn a new trick?” Well, you are never too old to learn some swimming skills! The Vigo County YMCA and the Terre Haute Torpedoes Swim Club will be hosting adult aquatics events during the month of April. And it’s not just to learn…
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Becoming a Dolphin
The St Peters Western Crew talk about what becoming a Dolphin means to them. Becoming a DolphinWatch this video on YouTube
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One in five adults in England can’t swim – but it’s never too late to learn
For years, when on holiday in Ayia Napa, Charlie Dark would “look cool around the pool with my sunglasses on and get in the shallow end but that’s as far as my skills went”. But now the 44-year-old DJ and creative writing teacher is learning to swim for the first time so he can enjoy…
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Columbia police close case of sexual assault claims made by MU swimmer
The Columbia Police Department has closed its investigation into sexual assault allegations made by deceased University of Missouri swimmer Sasha Menu Courey. Menu Courey committed suicide in June 2011, after which ESPN discovered that she alleged to have been raped by Mizzou football players. ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” first reported the allegation in January 2014…
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