UC Berkeley student Harshita Nair and San Jose State student Mahial Sran both died after being swept into the ocean in Santa Cruz County last week, according to authorities and family members. The Santa Cruz Fire captain thinks a sneaker wave might have been responsible.
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A 9-year-old boy is dead after he was pulled, unresponsive, from a Henrico County pool while he was participating in a SwimRVA summer camp on Monday.
The Henrico County Police Division said they were called to the area of N. Wilkinson Road for a medical emergency around 2:40 p.m. on Monday, June 15. There, they found the child unresponsive after he was removed from a pool. He was taken to a hospital, where he later died.
Mother LaTaisha Johnson has identified the boy as 9-year-old King Overton.
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According to the Chico Police Department (CPD), a woman sunbathing near the Bear Hole swimming area in Bidwell Park was sexually assaulted early in the afternoon on June 9. The incident prompted an investigation that led CPD officers to arrest a 20-year-old suspect two days later.
A senior swimmer has made a splash in Canada, but he could soon be on his way to a competition in Budapest. CTV’s Hannah Schmidt dives in.
Training for a 10km open water swim? This is everything you need to know – from structuring your training smartly to fuelling strategy, technique priorities & how to avoid the three biggest mistakes people make on race day.
Enjoy this step back in time. Recognize any of the kids from 2004?
One of our island’s top swim champs is ready to take her mastery of the butterfly to the collegiate level, as recent St. John’s graduate Amaya Bollinger will be putting on her cap this fall season for the Ithaca College Bombers in upstate New York.
This human speedboat’s not content just making the team: she lives for the challenge and wants to excel, and is training to represent Guam in the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles – which would be 32 years after her dad/coach Darrick Bollinger swam for Team Guam in the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics.
Let’s gooooooooooo, Amaya!
