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THE axe has finally fallen on Swimming Australia head coach Leigh Nugent following Australia’s disastrous campaign at the London Olympics.
Faced with serious allegations he ignored complaints members of the men’s 4x100m freestyle team had harassed female swimmers, The Daily Telegraph understands Nugent’s dismissal will be announced either today or tomorrow.
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USA’s Anthony Ervin bronze winner in the men’s 50 freestyle at the FINA 2012 World Swimming Championships (25m) in Istanbul, Turkey. Also in the picture, Russia’s gold winner Vladimir Morozov. See the result list here.
“Romney Smith takes you inside the Marine Corps Logistics Base for a closer view of what the military does in and around Albany, Georgia.”
Early morning training in Odense, 6K including a 2:25 broken 200 IM
In a press release last week, Bergen Swim Festival 2013 could boast a best ever field of world-class swimmers, including 4 male breaststroke finalists from the London 2012 Olympics. Also known as the Alexander Dale Oen Memorial, there is no doubt that the congregation of swim stars has a lot to do with them wanting to honor their lost friend Alex, who died just before last year’s meet in Bergen.
Medal winners in the men’s 100 meter freestyle at the FINA 2012 World Swimming Championships (25m) in Istanbul, Turkey. From left to right Tommaso D’Orsogna (Australia, silver), Vladimir Morozov (Russia, gold) and Evgeny Lagunov (Russia, bronze). See the result list here.
“Seminole Spirit, led by Mark Halvorsen, and Brain Injury Association of Georgia is holding a Swim for Brain Injury during March (30th) Brain Injury Awareness Month from 10-3. We need you to come out and join us AND make a donation so we can help others. Send in a check or go online www.braininjurygeorgia.org – please help. We need you, the survivors, their families and caregivers and veterans need you!”
“Here are the highlights from the British Gas International Swimming Meet from Leeds in March 2013 including interviews with Michael Jamieson, Ellie Simmonds and Fran Halsall.” (and Liam Tancock, Jazmin Carlin, Hannah Miley and Ruta Meilutyte)
“The story of a great junior swimmer working to become a Championship caliber swimmer.”
The making of a State Swimming champion from Show n Tell on Vimeo.
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