Reno’s Luke Hobson has made a splash at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, winning the 200-meter freestyle with a time of 1:44.89 and securing his place at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This marks the first Olympic appearance for the talented swimmer.
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Will Paris Be Ready For The Olympics? | ABC News (Australia)
Water in the Seine River had unsafe elevated levels of E. coli less than two months before swimming competitions are scheduled to take place in it during the Paris Olympics, according to test results.
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Bobby Finke Is Going Back To The Olympics | U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials Presented By Lilly | Team USA
2x Olympic gold medalist Bobby Finke books his ticket back to the Olympics in the men’s 800m freestyle.
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Indy Making Push To Host 2028 US Olympic Swimming Trials | WTHR
OneAmerica Financial tells 13News, they are supporting USA Swimming for a total of six years thru the next Olympics of 2028.
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Regan Smith Sets A World Record In 100m Backstroke | U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials Presented By Lilly | Team USA
(more…)Regan Smith sets a world record and qualifies for the Paris Olympics in the women’s 100m backstroke (57.13s).
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Elna Widerstrom Secures Shock Win | Belgrade 2024 | European Aquatics TV
It was a shock win for Elna Widerstrom in the Women’s 1m Springboard Final, whilst Carlos Camacho and Antolino Pacheco secured their second gold in as many days.
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Former Athlete Files Lawsuit Against USA Swimming | FOX59 News
A federal lawsuit against USAW Swimming claims the organization did not do enough to protect former athlete, Amanda Le, from alleged rape and sexual assault. The lawsuit names former Olympic coach, Joseph Bernal, as the man behind these allegation, and the lawsuit claims he’s a “known child rapist”.
Le’s attorney, Jon Little, joins FOX59 live to discuss Bernal’s history, why there are complaints against USAW Swimming and other, and why Le decided to file now.
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Expert Warns Of Dangers Of Swimming In Lake Michigan | CBS Chicago
Dave Benjamin, co-founder and executive director of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, said the beginning of “drowning season” coincides with the beginning of summer. Benjamin talked with CBS 2’s Joe Donlon.