Athlete of the Week: Millard South swimmer Mason Zadina
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NZ Records One of Its Lowest-Ever Drowning Tolls | Stuff.co.nz
Last year 72 people drowned in Aotearoa, that’s the fifth-lowest annual total since records began. While still a confronting number, Water Safety New Zealand now believes – for the first time – it’s a solvable problem.
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Former Brookline Lifeguard and Swim Coach Accused of Asking Children to Send Him Nude Photos | CBS Boston
A former lifeguard and swimming coach in Brookline, Massachusetts was arrested at his home on Thursday, accused of recruiting children as young as 10 years old to produce and send him child pornography. WBZ-TV’s Beth Germano reports.
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Sioux Falls Swim Team Ready to Make a Splash | Keloland News
Sioux Falls Swim Team ready to make a splash
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Pupils From Dolphin Swimming League To Represent Nigeria In Serbia | TVC News Nigeria
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Man Recounts Swimming Through Flood for Pets | ABC 10 News
A Southcrest man recounts swimming through flood waters to save pets.
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Monacan Senior Swimmer Yasmin Garcia Talks About Her Haircare Routine | Richmond Times-Dispatch
Monacan senior swimmer Yasmin Garcia shares textured haircare tips for swimming season
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Olympic Swimmer From Colorado at Jan. 6 Capitol Riot No Longer Has to Check In With Parole Officer | CBS Colorado
Klete Keller, a former Olympic swimmer from Colorado Springs who was convicted for his role in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, said he no longer has to check in with his parole officer, but hasn’t yet heard any official word on his pardon.
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Warning After Swimmer’s Act in Water Attracts Multiple Tiger Sharks | Yahoo Australia
A man’s swim through Perth’s crystal clear waters has turned into a lesson of what not to do, after one particular action attracted the attention of multiple sharks.
The swimmer was filmed in waters off Hillarys dog beach in Western Australia, using a heavy-handed freestyle stroke, causing the water to splash around him.
Drone footage captured the moment at least four sharks approached the unsuspecting swimmer, with drone operator Curtis Ramsay telling Yahoo News Australia it was the closest call he’s seen between a human and a shark at the popular beach.
Ramsay said splashing is one of the behaviours that can potentially attract sharks, and urged swimmers to be more aware of the types of movements that could result in unwanted attention from the predators.