The two were visiting from San Antonio.
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Tokyo 2020: Singapore Swimmer Quah Ting Wen Secures Spot for Her Third Olympics
Singapore will have four swimmers at the Tokyo Olympics, with veteran Quah Ting Wen the latest to secure a spot. This will be her third outing since the Beijing Olympics in 2008. She will join her brother Quah Zheng Wen, gold medalist Joseph Schooling and open-water swimmer Chantal Liew. Quah Ting Wen is headed to Tokyo by virtue of being Singapore’s highest-ranked swimmer, based on the world swimming body FINA Points Table achieved by June 2021. The 28-year-old said she’ll likely contest the 50m and 100m freestyle events.
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19-Year-Old Swimmer Who Drowned Near Castle Island Identified As Joao Alves Teixeira | CBS Boston
The body of a 19-year-old man from Boston who was seen struggling in the water off Castle Island in South Boston was recovered Thursday evening.
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Lifeguard Shortage Puts Damper on Summer Swimming Season | Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV
Several public pools in Metro Detroit are staying closed this season due to a lack of lifeguards.
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Veterans Plan to Swim With Sharks This Fourth of July | WPTV News
Some adrenaline junkies will no doubt enjoy swimming with sharks this Fourth of July.
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Officials Warning Folks to Not Swim in Saylorville Lake This Weekend Due to Algae Growth | We Are Iowa Local 5 News
It’s going to be a pretty hot Independence Day weekend, but folks thinking about taking a dip at Saylorville Lake should probably find a different place to swim.
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Crews Search for Teen Who Went Swimming on Meramec River, Did Not Resurface | KMOV St. Louis
Crews are searching for a teenage girl who went underwater on the Meramec River Friday afternoon and did not resurface.
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Artistic expression through swimming | Kristina Makushenko | TEDxSIBMBengaluru
Kristina Makushenko is a 4-time world champion in artistic swimming. Makushenko is quite popular on Instagram and TikTok where her videos become a rage on the internet. She is trying to capture the audience with her videos and popularize the art of “Rhythmic Gymnastics Underwaterâ€. She is popularly known as ‘The girl who dances underwater’. Kristina Makushenko is a 4x world champion in artistic swimming. Makushenko is quite popular on Instagram and TikTok where her videos become a rage on the internet. She is trying to capture the audience with her videos and popularise the art of “Rhythmic Gymnastics Underwaterâ€. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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Parents Urged to Get Kids Swim Lessons to Prevent Drownings | NewsChannel13