Our Golden Girls have done it again…with not one but 2 swimmers smashing the 200-metre freestyle World Record. Ariane Titmus and Mollie O’Callaghan completed the ‘one-two’ at tonight’s Aussie swimming trials.
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Kickin’ With Ken: Safe Swimming With Five Seasons Sports Club In NKY | FOX19 NOW | Cincinnati
Kickin’ with Ken: Safe swimming with Five Seasons Sports Club in NKY
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Two Men Drown At Popular Swimming Spot In New Brunswick | CTV News
Two young men have drowned at a popular swimming hole located near Moncton.
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Alabama Swimmer Hopes To Represent The University, His Hometown And Other Swimmers Of Color At Olympics | WVTM 13 News
Alabama swimmer hopes to represent the university, his hometown and other swimmers of color at Olympics
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Lifeguard Saves Teen Swimmer At Hurricane Alley | KIII 3 News
According to CCFD officials, the teen reportedly did not have a medical history of a condition that could have contributed to the incident.
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Highland Regional High School Swimmer Set To Compete In Summer Olympics: “It’s Going To Be An Honor” | CBS Philadelphia
Raekwon Noel, a senior at Highland Regional High School, is originally from Guyana in South America.
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Oakland University Students Head To Olympic Swim Trials In Indianapolis | Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV
Local 4 was sent a mini-Eiffel Tower, which has brought some Paris to Indianapolis, where some Oakland University swimmers will get to see that replica in person.
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Researchers Call For Action As Elite Swimmers At Heightened Risk Of Developing Melanoma | ABC News
Australia’s elite swimmers will hunt for gold at next month’s Paris Olympics, after years of training that has put them at a heightened risk of developing melanoma — a potentially deadly form of skin cancer.
Reigning world 400m freestyle champion Sam Short, who is competing in this week’s Olympic swimming trials in Brisbane, was still a teenager when a melanoma on his back was diagnosed in 2022.
The 20-year-old, who grew up heavily involved in surf lifesaving, joins other champion swimmers Cate Campbell, Julie McDonald and Susie Maroney, who are all known to have had melanomas removed.
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Australian Swimming Trials – Night 2 Highlights (MC) | Wide World of Sports
Catch up on the multi-class race replays and post race interviews poolside from Night 2 of the Australian Swimming Trials. Between Alexa Leary, Tom Gallagher & Grant Patterson the second night of the trials sees plenty more great Australian swimmers book their tickets to Paris.