The Rottnest Channel Swim is just days away and a team of former champions are joining forces to raise money for men’s mental health.
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Queensland Police Dive in for Swim-A-Thon to Support Much-Loved Colleague | 7NEWS
Queensland Police are diving in to support a much-loved colleague after a freak accident left him fighting for life.
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Backyard swim school faces closure over noise complaint | A Current Affair
Damian and Lucie Geyle’s backyard swim school business caters to children who can’t attend a crowded swimming school. But the Barrenjoey Swim School on Sydney’s Northern Beaches could soon be shut down by the council over a noise complaint.
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Siobhan Haughey | The Athletic Mindset | Talks at Google
Siobhan Haughey discusses her career as the first Hong Kong swimmer to win an Olympic medal and the first Hong Kong athlete to win two Olympic medals in any sport. She also shares her well-being tips that will inspire everyone in times of uncertainty and isolation.
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Stanford in Lead Through First Day of 2022 Pac-12 Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships | Pac-12 Networks
Stanford grabbed the lead on the first day of the Pac-12 Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships thanks in big part to a first-place finish in the 800 freestyle relay. Led by Torri Huske, Taylor Ruck, Regan Smith, and Brooke Forde, the Cardinal posted a time of 6:50.20, the fastest in the country.
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Kovsie First-Years Swimming Gala | University of the Free State
Check out the highlights of the 2022 first-year swimming gala on the Bloemfontein Campus in pictures.
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Father Learns How to Swim, Finds Newfound Calling After Son’s Drowning | NBC 6 South Florida
A South Florida father is determined to learn how to swim after he tragically lost his child who drowned last year. NBC 6’s Sheli Muñiz reports
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‘Save Women’s Sport’ Bill Seeks to Ensure Women ‘Have the Right to Single-Sex Sport’ | Sky News Australia
Liberal Senator Claire Chandler says she does not understand why her bill, which would allow for transgender women to be banned from competing in women’s sports, should be “controversial”.
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Free Swim Program Unveiled for KCK Students | FOX4 News Kansas City
Elementary-aged students in Kansas City, Kansas will now have the opportunity to get swim lessons at no cost headed into the summer.