Annette Bening and Jodie Foster star in the Netflix movie “Nyad,” about marathon swimmer Diana Nyad’s quest to become the first person to swim without a shark cage from Cuba to the Florida Keys. They sat down with The Associated Press to talk about Bening’s culinary talents, Foster’s assistance to directors Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, ego and risk-taking.
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Minnetonka Swimming Team Helps Create Dream Season | WCCO CBS Minnesota
Ava Muench loves to swim and loves to compete and she’s found a team that’s embraced who she is. Mike Max shows how this swim team in Minnetonka has come together.
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‘We did it, we made it’: Four Bend Swim Club swimmers commit to DI colleges | KTVZ NewsChannel 21
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Rapid City Parks and Recreation Seeks Proposals for Roosevelt ‘Dome’ Project | KOTA Territory News
Rapid City Parks and Recreation seeks proposals for a possible Roosevelt Pool enclosure to transform an outdoor pool into a versatile, year-round facility.
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President Antonio Silva Closing Interview | European Aquatics Learn-To-Swim Conference 2023
European Aquatics President Antonio Silva reviews a historic first Learn-To-Swim Conference, giving thanks to the hundreds of delegates who attended the conference in Jurmala, Latvia.
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EIU Investigation Finds Hazing Within Men’s Swimming Team | WCIA News
An investigation into hazing allegations within the Eastern Illinois University men’s swimming program found that the team did in fact violate the university’s hazing policy, university officials said.
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Student Organization at Penn Giving Free Swim Lessons to Children With Special Needs
The nonprofit group Special Needs Undergraduate Swim Lessons, or SNUGS, holds lessons every Sunday on Penn’s campus.
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School Students Banned From Ocean Aquatic Activities After Shark Attacks | 7 News Australia
A controversial ban on school beach excursions over shark fears could be overturned within days.
The snap decision is under urgent review after shark patrols were brought forward by two weeks.
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Former LSU Swimmer, Olympian Takes the Silver on Big Brother | WAFB
Baton Rouge resident Matt Klotz came in second place after competing for the $750,000 grand prize on Thursday night’s Big Brother finale.