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  • Squad Energy (NCAA Men’s Edition) | Unfiltered Waters

    Apr 16, 2026

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    In this episode of Unfiltered Waters, Katie Hoff and Elizabeth Beisel bring you the menโ€™s edition of โ€œSquad Energy,โ€ sitting down with some of the biggest names in NCAA swimming, Josh Liendo (Florida), Ilya Kharun (Arizona State), Thomas Heilman (Virginia), and Jack Aikins (Virginia), just before the NCAA Championships.

    From team traditions and pre-meet routines to trash talk, nerves, and what makes each program unique, this conversation dives into the mindset and culture behind some of the fastest swimmers in the world. You will hear about Floridaโ€™s grit, Arizona Stateโ€™s brotherhood, and Virginiaโ€™s energy driven culture, along with the pressure, excitement, and confidence that come with racing on the biggest stage in college swimming.

  • โ€˜I Tried as Hard as I Couldโ€™: Man Who Tried to Save Drowning Victim Urges Safety | Hawaii News Now

    Apr 15, 2026

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    Big Island police reported Mathen Jackson, 26, died after jumping into waters off Keauhou on Saturday.

  • A Dangerous Journey for African Migrants: Swimming Past Spainโ€™s Border Controls | The World News Radio

    Apr 14, 2026

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    in Safety

    For many migrants the European dream has a dark side we don’t see on TikTok. As border fences become impassable, migrants are turning to a desperate new method to reach Spain from Africa: swimming for hours through open, treacherous waters. While social media is flooded with triumphant videos of swimmers in wetsuits celebrating their arrival, the reality on the ground can include debt, violence, and loss.

    In this video, The World’s Gerry Hadden talks about going behind the scenes in Ceuta. He spoke with the Red Cross about the bodies washing up on beaches and tracked down El Japony, an Algerian migrant whose viral TikToks hide a harrowing backstory involving loan sharks and a sword-wielding gang.

  • Olympic Swimmer Olivia Smoliga Mentors Youngsters at in Depth Swim Academy | CBS Chicago

    Apr 14, 2026

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    Olympic gold medalist and Glenview native Olivia Smoliga spent two years mentoring young swimmers with the In Depth Swim Academy. Smoliga joins Marissa Perlman to talk about the academy and her own goals.

  • Video: Green Country Nonprofit Offers Free Swim Lessons to Prevent Drownings After Family Tragedy | FOX23 News Tulsa

    Apr 14, 2026

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    A Green Country woman is turning personal tragedy into a mission to save lives by helping children learn how to swim.

  • She Qualified for Olympic Trials Swimming Once a Week! | Top-Speed Swim Workout Ft. Kaitlyn Johnson | Swim FASTR

    Apr 14, 2026

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    In this vlog, I was at Hill Country Aquatics in Austin after getting invited to come check out their facility and train there, and it did not disappoint. I was already on the road running a clinic, so I took advantage of the opportunity to get a high-quality top-speed session in a new environmentโ€”which is always something I look for when Iโ€™m traveling, just to keep that edge.

    Whenever Iโ€™m doing a session like that, I want someone in the water whoโ€™s going to elevate it, so I reached out to my friend Kaitlyn Johnson to join me.

  • Two Positions Fix Everything In Breaststroke. Here’s What They Are | Between The Laps

    Apr 13, 2026

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    Breaststroke technique is the hardest thing to fix in competitive swimming โ€” and most swimmers are fixing the wrong part. If your breaststroke feels slow, out of rhythm, or like youโ€™re fighting the water every single cycle, the problem almost certainly isnโ€™t your kick. Itโ€™s your pull. Specifically, two positions inside the pull that most coaches never isolate and most swimmers have never been taught.

  • Hubert Kosโ€™s Absurdly Fast 2026 NCAAs | The Swim Scribe

    Apr 13, 2026

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    During the menโ€™s 2026 NCAA swimming and diving championships Hubert Kos was on FIRE, he won three titles in 2025 with some VERY fast times. In 2026 he ended the meet with two more titles and one runner up finish but this performance was arguably even BETTER because of just how INSANELY fast the times he put up were.

  • Maine Lifeguards Warn Against Swimming as Frigid Water and Rip Currents Pose Risks | News Center Maine

    Apr 13, 2026

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    Sunny beach days lure crowds, but Maine’s waters remain perilously cold at 40 degrees, with rip currents posing year-round hazards.

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