Day 17 at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha was another blast!
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37th Annual Black History Invitational Swim Meet Brings Together Hundreds of Kids From Across the Country | WUSA9
“It was actually started by Mayor Marion Barry because at the time African American swimmers would not be invited to the meet, so he was like we’ll build our own.”
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More Than $3,000 Raised to Provide Children With Free Swimming Lessons | KSDK News
T.J. Mister, a 6-year-old boy, drowned in 2022, and his parents are trying to make sure other kids know how to swim to prevent future tragedies.
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Miss Hoolie Returns to Balamory/Tobermory | Jules and Greg’s Wild Swim | BBC Scotland
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Software Engineer Training for the 2024 Olympics | The Story of Marcos Rico Peng | Kyle Millis
Olympic Swimming hopeful, @marcosricopeng, joins the Athletes Only Podcast to share his YouTube, Swimming, and Software Engineering journey.
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The Final Day of the 37th Annual Black History Invitational Swim Meet Is on Sunday | WUSA9
WUSA9’s Katie Lusso was live at the Takoma Aquatic Center in northwest D.C. Where the swim meet will take place all day.
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Carroll Wins Boys Sectional Swimming Title at Helen P. Brown Natatorium | WANE 15 News
Carroll wins boys’ sectional swimming title at Helen P. Brown Natatorium
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Day 16 | Highlights | World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024
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Hugo Gonzalez Becomes 1st Male Spanish Swimmer in Almost 30 Years to Win Gold at World Championships | CGTN Sports Scene
Hugo Gonzalez became the first male Spanish swimmer in almost 30 years to pick up a gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships on Friday, winning the men’s 200-metre backstroke final in Doha, Qatar.
The 24-year-old, who has a Spanish father and a Brazilian mother, clinched gold with a time of one minute, 55.30 seconds, with Roman Mityukov one-tenth-of-a-second off the pace in second place and Pieter Coetze taking third.
Gonzalez had narrowly missed out on a gold in the men’s 100-metre backstroke final on Tuesday, finishing just two-hundredths of a second behind winner Hunter Armstrong.
Martin Lopez-Zubero is the only previous Spanish male swimmer to claim World Championships gold, winning the men’s 200-metre backstroke title in 1991 before leading the way in the 100-metre backstroke three years later.