Bishop Hendricken celebrates its fourth straight boys swim title on Saturday at Brown University.
-
-
An Indiana program is teaching kids to swim safely in Vietnam: BTN LiveBIG
Despite an abundance of waterways, Vietnam has the world’s 2nd highest rate of youth drowning. To help reverse this trend, Indiana University’s Aquatic Institute has partnered with Swim for Life Vietnam to teach the basics of swimming and water safety to over 72,000 children and instructors across the nation.
-
Only On 2: Popular Swim Coach Relates Story Of Being Shot By Man Breaking Into His Car
Adam Crossen says he has no regrets and he was just defending his property. It’s an interview you will see Only On 2. Stacey Butler reports.
-
Steve Lobue – The golden Surprise in High Diving – Best of FINA 2017
Steve Lobue was the golden surprise at the FINA World Championships 2017. In Budapest, he claimed his first High Diving gold medal at a FINA competition after being already on the podium for three times in 2014, 2015 and 2015. Relive some of Lobue’s best moments at the #FINAWorlds2017!
-
Young Athletes Accuse USA Swimming Coaches Of Sexual Harrassment
Young athletes of USA swim team claim they were preyed upon by trusted members of their teams. Katie Neilsen tells us one of the accused is from Los Gatos.
-
Olympians Rank Things: Haley Anderson
Open water swimmer Haley Anderson ranks famous sister duos and milestones in French-American relations.
-
24 hours of swimming
More than 180 people spent 24 hours swimming Friday and Saturday.
-
Barrington captures fourth straight girls swim title
Barrington swimmers pose with the team trophy atop the podium after capturing their fourth straight title at Brown University on Saturday.
-
Natalie Coughlin Returns to Alma Mater For Pool Dedication
U.S. Olympic swimming legend Natalie Coughlin Hall returned to her Bay Area alma mater Thursday for a pool dedication at a new school aquatics center named for her.
Carondelet High School, an all-girls private school, celebrated the completion of the Natalie Coughlin Aquatic Center, named in October for the school’s most famous alum, the 12-time Olympic medalist who also starred at Cal.
“I stepped onto the deck, and it said Natalie Coughlin Aquatic Center; it was a little overwhelming, a massive honor,” Coughlin said.
See NBC Bay Area