A 40-year-old diver is recovering in a Pensacola hospital after a shark attack Tuesday about 30 miles off the coast.
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The ISL is Coming Back??? | The Swim Scribe Podcast
Is the International Swim League about to come back? And how is that even possible?
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Surfers Rescue Drowning Man At Bend Whitewater Park | Central Oregon Daily News
Quick-thinking surfers pulled a man from the Deschutes River after he nearly drowned in the surf channel at Bend Whitewater Park Sunday.
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Woman Jumps into River to Save Girl and Her Father from Drowning: ‘I Had to Do the Right Thing’ | People
Jaclyn Morrissette is being hailed as a hero after she jumped into Winnipeg’s Red River to save a girl and her father, who were both struggling to keep afloat
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In The 608: Middleton High School Girls Swim & Dive Team Going For A Four-peat This Season | Channel 3000 | News 3 Now
The Middleton High School girls swim and dive team is back in the pool with a historic goal in sight: a fourth straight WIAA Division 1 state championship.
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How This 19 Year Old Demolished The 1500 Freestyle World Record | The Swim Scribe
14 Minutes and 26.79 seconds THAT is how long it took the 19 year old from Germany Johannes Liebmann to break the world record in the 1500 freestyle. That swim absolutely DESTROYES the old record of 14:30.67 set by Bobby Finke to win gold at the Paris Olympics, and it also caps off a frankly RIDICULOUS year of improvements for Liebmann that we first saw hints of back in April. We’re going to break down EXACTLY how Liebmann smashed this record, how MUCH FASTER he’s gotten over just the last year, and the technical details of his swim that made the whole thing possible
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Outdoor Family Aquatic Center In Sevierville Closing Early | WBIR
The park does not have enough staff and will not open until Memorial Day next year.
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Shark Attack Victim Flown To Pensacola Hospital After Off-shore Rescue | FOX10 News
A 40-year-old diver was hospitalized Tuesday after being bitten by a shark roughly 30 miles off the coast of Pensacola, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Swim Team Wants To Wash Your Car | CTV News
The Georgian Bay Squall Masters Swim Team is washing vehicles to raise money to go to the World Masters Championship.