The man became ill on July 12 after swimming at Fantasy Lake Water Park in Cumberland County, NCDHHS says.
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More Molestation Charges Against South Florida Swim Instructor
A South Florida swimming instructor who remains jailed after being accused of fondling young girls during swim lessons is now facing additional charges.
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Why I didn’t go to the World Championships | Calvyn Justus Vlogs
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British Swimming Summer Championships 2019 Day 3 Finals
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Highlights – Day 14 | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Enjoy the highlights of day 14 at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju! #FINAGwangju2019
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Swimming Women – 50m Back | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Olivia Smoliga delivered another gold for the US at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju, as she won the 50m backstroke dash in a fine race, out-touching the reigning champion Etiene Medeiros (BRA) 0.11sec.
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Swimming Men – 100m Freestyle | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Well, if one considered Michael Phelps’s shiny World Record in the 200m fly untouchable, then what about Cesar Cielo’s blast from Rome 2009, 46.91 in a full-body rubber suit which was a premium aide for the sprinters?
Yesterday, Phelps’ mark was gone, while today Caeleb Dressel rocketed to an amazing win in the 100m free at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju and almost chased down the WR, clocking 46.96 – just 0.05 shy of the all-time best effort.
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Swimming Men – 200m Breast | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Matthew Wilson achieved a World Record at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju – though it was ‘just’ equalling one in the 200m breast semis. The Australian clocked the same time of Ippei Watanabe (JPN) from 2017, 2:06.67, but title-holder Anton Chupkov (RUS) was also close (0.16sec away) so a real showdown is due in the final on Friday.
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Swimming Men – 200m Individual Medley | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Japan got its first gold at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju thanks to Daya Seto who staged a thrilling duel with European champion Jeremy Desplanches of Switzerland.
The Japanese led from the 100m turn and managed to withstand the pressure from the Swiss while title-holder Chase Kalisz tried to gear up in the second half after having turned 7th but his late surge earned him only the bronze this time.