Erik Mezick died in December when his truck went over the side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
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Olympic Pressure “Terrifying†but Worth It – USA Swim Star Dressel after 5 Golds – Tokyo 2020 | CGTN
Caeleb Dressel said the pressure of the Olympics was “terrifying” but worth it after he finished off his gold rush at the Tokyo games with two more dazzling swims on Sunday.
The 24-year-old American captured his fourth and fifth gold medals of the Tokyo Games to move into elite company.
Michael Phelps did it three times, highlighted by his record eight golds at the 2008 Beijing Games as did Mark Spitz (seven golds in 1972), East Germany’s Kristin Otto (six golds in 1988), and Matt Biondi (five golds, also in ’88). -
Team GB Win Gold Medals in Mixed Swimming and Triathlon Relays | Sky News
Team GB has added two gold medals to its haul at the Tokyo Olympics in new mixed male and female relay races.
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Ledecky Confirms Paris Ambitions, Doesn’t Rule Out 2028 Swim | NTV Houston
Katie Ledecky wants to add to her Olympic medal haul at Paris 2024 – and doesn’t rule out swimming at her home games in LA in 2028.
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Swimming Banned after Many Sharks Spotted in Surf at NY Beaches | CBS 17
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Artistic Swimming 🏊♀️ 🤸♀️ Teams Final Rio 2016 | Olympics
Enjoy these throwback moments to the Olympic Synchronised Swimming – Teams Final of the ROC, 🇨🇳 China and 🇯🇵 Japan from the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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5 Water Safety Facts You Need To Know | National Drowning Prevention Alliance
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A Swim across Lake Ontario for Charity | YourTV Halton
Open water swimmer and lawyer, Robert McGlashan is embarking on a 42km swim across Lake Ontario this Saturday, July 31. McGlashan aims to raise $100-thousand for World Wildlife Fund Canada. McGlashan is starting in Port Dalhousie at 6 am and will end at Glow Beach in Coronation Park, in Oakville, between 8-9:30 pm. For details, go to swimforchange.ca.
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Ryan Murphy’s Comments Spark Doping Debate after 200m Backstroke Final | Guardian Sport
American backstroke star Ryan Murphy has said that doping remains a huge problem in swimming and he wonders if all his competitors are clean. Murphy’s comments came after he lost for the second time this week to Russia’s Evgeny Rylov, who took gold in the 200m backstroke. Rylov, who has long been one of the world’s top backstrokers, said he has always been tested and was a supporter of clean sport. Murphy said he was not accusing Rylov of wrongdoing.