Over 800 swimmers prepare for the 55th annual Waikiki Roughwater Swim. Register online by Aug 28 for $100 or join on race day.
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Avoiding Deadly Infection While Swimming in Warm, Freshwater Lakes and Pools – What You Need To Know | WFAA
Eight-year-old girl in Louisiana recently developed dangerous infection after playing in a lake. Dr. Winter on what you need to know about the rare brain infection.
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Swimmer Completes Epic Challenge | Bitesize News
British long-distance swimmer Neil Gilson has completed a two-year challenge to swim the length of Switzerland’s ten largest lakes, finishing at Geneva’s Bains des Pâquis on Wednesday
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Marathon Swimmer Jim ‘The Shark’ Dreyer Lugs 250 Cannonballs for 22 Miles | Click On Detroit
Earlier this month, one man didn’t just go for a swim; he made a big splash with the challenging marathon he undertook.
62-year-old Jim Dreyer lugged 250 cannonballs — each one representing the nation’s 250th anniversary.
And he went the distance, swimming 22 miles.
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6-Year-Old Back at School After Nearly Drowning | WUSA9
Adonis Jackson, 6, continues to recover after nearly drowning at a summer camp without a lifeguard present, raising concerns over camp safety.
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Highlights | Best of European Masters Championships 2026: Day 9 | European Aquatics
Diving masters continue to thrive whilst open water and water polo begins at the European Aquatics Masters Championships!
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6-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Near-Drowning at UDC Pool While Lifeguard Was on Break | ABC 7 News
The mother of a 6-year-old boy who nearly drowned while attending a Nike summer camp at a pool on the University of the District of Columbia’s campus spoke with 7News about her son Adonis’ recovery.
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Woman and Dog Found Dead After Possible Drowning in Estero Home’s Pool | Gulf Coast News
A woman and her dog died after they were found floating in a pool unresponsive on Wednesday night at a home on Colonial Walk North in Estero.
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Swimmer Survives Gator Attack By ‘Aiming For The Eye’ | Inside Edition
Athletes who compete in grueling Ironman competitions have to be able to handle just about anything, but an extreme sports coach recently encountered something beyond the scope of triathlons. Jonathan Bruney was swimming in South Carolina’s Savannah River when he was attacked by an alligator. The only way for him to save his life was to aim his thumb at the gator’s eye. Thankfully, Bruney lived to tell the tale of his frightening brush with a deadly predator.