Balancing swimming and academics with dedication and determination!
Meet Ekambir Kaur Sandhu, a BA LLB student at Lovely Professional University and a swimming medalist.
From early morning training sessions to law classes and moot courts, she continues to excel in both sports and academics.
With world-class sports facilities and academic support at LPU, she is inspiring others to dream big and work hard.
After consecutive Big 12 championships, Sun Devil Swim and Dive Women’s and Men’s teams refuse to become complacent. With about 30 newcomers joining the rosters, Sun Devil Swim and Dive is teaching a new group what daily excellence requires.
Watch as Head Coach Herbie Behm discusses how the daily competition, shared accountability, championship culture and Olympic ambitions are driving a talented roster filled with new faces.
“It’s not about the results, it’s about what you are doing day in day out”
A former City of Orillia recreation centre aquatic supervisor, charged with sex crimes, has pleaded guilty to one count of assault.
Caspar Corbeau opens up about life on the Silk Road Tour, travelling with his teammates and dad, and what his World Record in Toronto meant to him.
He also reflects on defining moments in his career, the feeling of seeing his parents after winning an Olympic medal, what success means to him, and his passions beyond swimming, including his taste in music and sense of fashion.
Watch Caspar in conversation with John Mason!
Joven Young was diving with a friend off Pebble Beach at the bottom of Kaohe Road when the friend lost sight of him, Hawaii police said.
Memphis teens save father, son drowning in Florida
With the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics two years away, Katie Ledecky is halfway to what could be her fifth Olympic Games. She was just 15 when she made her Olympic debut in London. More than a decade later, she’s still finding ways to improve.
For this special episode of Taste of Bionics, host Sarah de Lagarde met with Paralympic medalist and TV presenter Andreas Onea in Berlin to explore his incredible journey—from learning to swim with one arm in just a few weeks to standing on the Paralympic podium and becoming a global advocate for disability inclusion and bionic innovation.
Sarah and Andreas talk about his catastrophic car accident that tore off his left arm. Told by doctors, peers, and society what he could no longer do, he made a conscious choice at a young age: never to accept excuses and never to let physical limitations define his future.
