South Korea marks the 10th anniversary of its worst maritime disaster today. On April 16, 2014, the Sewol ferry capsized en route from Incheon to Jeju Island. Out of 476 people on board, 304 died, mostly students on a school trip. Its sinking remains fresh in the minds of many in South Korea, which has taken steps to ensure such a tragedy never happens again. CNA’s Lim Yun Suk has more.
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Remote Students Make A Splash In Swim Competition | 10 News First
Some good news for your Tuesday: Doody caught up with the Weilmoringle Public School relay team, who went from training in their local river 10 hours outside of Sydney, all the way to competing in the NSW Primary Swimming Championships at Sydney Olympic Park!
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Officials Prepare to Host U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium | FOX59 News
Multiple pools will be installed at Lucas Oil Stadium ahead of the event. Crews will have three weeks to complete construction.
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Valley Mom Explains Why She Decided to Learn to Swim | 12 News
12News talks to a mother who has decided to learn to swim after seeing how proficient her daughter was in the water.
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Machakos: Swimmers From Brookhurst International School Outshine Their Opponents During School Games | NTV Kenya
Machakos: Swimmers from Brookhurst international school outshine their opponents during school games
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Plane Crashes off Rancho Palos Verdes Coast; Pilot and Dog Swim to Safety | KCAL News
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Summer McIntosh Wins 100M Butterfly for 3rd Gold Medal at Canadian Swimming Open| CBC Sports
Summer McIntosh of Toronto beats reigning Olympic champion Maggie Mac Neil in the final of the women’s 100-meter butterfly and claims a gold medal for the third consecutive day at the Canadian Swimming Open.
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Para Swimming Friends Dive Into New League of Competing | Attitude
Para swimming friends dive into new league of competing
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Ex-Kentucky Swimmers Sue Former Coaches, Ad Barnhart Alleging ‘Sexually Hostile Environment’ | WHAS11
The former athletes are accusing swim coach Lars Jorgensen of sexually assaulting them, including an allegation of rape and claims the university ignored warnings about his alleged inappropriate behavior.