wrestler: Indre Bubelyte
athlete: Paulius Brilinga
swimmer: Jevgenij Rogoลพin
runner: Petras Revuckas
client: The National Olympic Committee of Lithuania
See also lteam.lt
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Teen Swimmer Seeks Stranger Who Rescued Him
A 15-year-old rescued from drowning wants to find the stranger who saved him, reports Jennifer Mayerle
Teen Swimmer Seeks Stranger Who Rescued Him
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Dare to Swim with Great Whites in The Shallows (360 Video)
Are you brave enough to swim with great white sharks in the shallows? Shark Week and The Shallows take you up close to the one of worldโs most powerful apex predators and share a special look at The Shallows, in theaters June 24th.
https://youtu.be/eayh49rTZUM
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Swimmer rescued in Thames River after hours in water
It was at Mitchell College beach that the swimmer went into the water Wednesday night.
Swimmer rescued in Thames River after hours in water
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Research highlights unexpected hazards of swimming pools
What you donโt know about a swimming pool might hurt you.
Reasearch highlights unexpected hazards of swimming pools
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The Young Turks: Stanford Silenced Women Who Warned About Brock Turner
Stanfordโs Womenโs Swim Team, had their suspicions about Brock Turner. The former Stanford swimmer, and convicted rapist, made suggestive comments to members of the womenโs team. Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge, and Hasan Piker, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down.
Stanford Silenced Women Who Warned About Brock Turner
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What it Feels Like to Swim the Entire Mississippi River
To raise awareness and honor families that have lost a loved one in service to our country, former Navy SEAL Chris Ring decided to swim the entire length of the Mississippi River. It took him 181 days to swim all 2,320 miles of the river, and in doing so he became the first American to accomplish the feat. Hereโs how he did it.
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Efimova calls for investigation into Salt Lake City doping laboratory after selection for Russian Rio 2016 team
Russian swimmer Yuliya Efimova has called for an investigation into the Salt Lake City doping laboratory after she failed a drugs test for meldonium.
It comes as the 24-year-old has been named in the Russian team for August’s Olympic Games despite an anti-doping hearing by the International Swimming Federation (FINA) having not yet delivered a verdict.
Efimova, the 100 metres breaststroke champion at last year’s home World Championships in Kazan who has four world titles in all, has sent a letter to both the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) calling for an investigation.
“The incompetent and negligent persons who work in the laboratory disrupt [sic] the preparing of Yulia Efimova to the Olympic Games in Rio 2016 and jeopardized her appearance in Rio,” said the letter, written in conjunction with her agents Anna Mitkova and Andrey Mitkov.
Read Inside the Games
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Iraqi refugee who raped 10-year-old boy at swimming pool in Austria jailed for six years
An Iraqi refugee whoย raped a 10-year-old boy at a swimming pool in Austriaย has been jailed for a minimum of six years.
The 20-year-old man, who has not been named, had admitted rape and the aggravated sexual abuse of a minor at a court in Vienna.
His attack in December last year sparked a backlash against migrants in the country, which has since seen support for anti-immigration groups rise and implemented a controversial cap on refugee numbers.
Read Independent