Kate Douglass shattered the Women’s 200m Breaststroke short course meters world record again with an incredible time of 2:12.72
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Blue Bottle Surge Forcing Swimmers Out of the Water | 9 News Australia
A surge in blue bottles has made the ocean a no swim zone, and experts say there’s a reason they’re washing up.
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100m Backstroke World Records Belong to Regan Smith | Swimming World Cup 2024
Regan Smith sets the bar higher with a record-breaking swim in the 100m Backstroke (25m) touching the wall at 54.41.
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Olympic Champion Ariarne Titmus’ Hot Lap With Jamie Whincup | 2024 Repco Supercars Championship
The Repco Supercars Championship (formally Australian Touring Car Championship) is the premier motorsport category in Australasia and one of Australia’s biggest sports. Globally, it is recognized as the best touring car category in the world and a leader in motorsport entertainment.
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Emerson Edwards and Tatum Cooley Give Us a Look at the Swim and Dive Season on BYUSN
BYU Swim and dive teammates Emerson Edwards and Tatum Cooley joins the show to talk about how their season has gone so far. They also talk about their expectations this season and how they compare to other teams in the Big 12.
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Darby Schools Incorporate Swim Lessons Into Curriculum | KPAX-TV
Drowning is a leading cause of death for kids under 4 which is why water safety is pivotal for Darby schools
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Kate Douglass With Her First Ever Individual World Record in 200m Breaststroke (SCM) | World Aquatics
Kate Douglass shattered the 200m breaststroke short course world record with an incredible time of 2:14.16
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Caeleb Dressel | Memories of the Future | Olympics
Ten-time Olympic medallist Caeleb Dressel continues to inspire while he writes his own story.
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Hero Dies After Rescuing Drowning 10-Year-Old | Inside Edition
Horseshoe Bay Beach in Bermuda draws thousands of tourists each year to its sun-kissed pink sands. However, it’s also where Jamie Lambros lost his life as he saved a 10-year-old boy from drowning when Lambros was on a family cruise to Bermuda. There reportedly were no lifeguards on duty when they went to the beach on an excursion. The boy who was rescued was hospitalized, but has since been released.