The opening ceremony is a special Olympic tradition cherished by both UGA and Team USA coach Jack Bauerle and his mentor Vince Dooley.
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Woman Drowns While Swimming in Dekalb County Creek | WKRN News 2
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Extreme Swimming | Russian Athlete Defies the Elements, Sets New 42-KM-Smashing Record | RT
A 42-kilometer-long route along the Ladoga Lake with a free style of swimming along an extreme stretch allowed one St. Petersburg resident to get into the Russian record books.
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Men’s Triathlon 🏊♀️🚴♀️🏃♀️ Last 5 Champions | Olympics
Enjoy this look back at the last 5 Men’s Triathlon winners at the Olympics:
Simon Whitfield 🇨🇦 / Sydney 2000
Hamish Carter 🇳🇿 / Athens 2004
Jan Frodeno 🇩🇪 / Beijing 2008
Alistair Brownlee 🇬🇧 / London 2012
Alistair Brownlee 🇬🇧 / Rio 2016 -
Breathtaking Opening Ceremony Moments | Olympics
Enjoy this look back at the TOP Summer Games Ceremonies:
10. Sakai Yoshinori / Tokyo 1964
9. Muhammad Ali / Atlanta 1996
8. James Bond and The Queen / London 2012
7. Cathy Freeman / Sydney 2000
6. A Statement of Peace / London 1948
5. From mythological beginnings to present day / Athens 2004
4. Antonio Rebollo / Barcelona 1992
3. Skydivers / Seoul 1988
2. Drummers / Beijing 2008
1. Rocketman Bill Suitor / Los Angeles 1984 -
Swimmers to Watch | Tokyo 2020 Olympic Swimming | Propulsion Swimming
With the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics Games just around the corner, we at Propulsion Swimming give you our top 10 swimmers to watch at the 2021 Olympics.
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Marie Wattel Aims to End “Great” Loughborough Stay On a High With Olympic Success | Loughborough University
French swimmer Marie Wattel has loved her four years at Loughborough University and now aims to end her time in the UK on a positive note by achieving a medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Team USA Swimmer Andrew Wilson Has a Passion for Applied Math | 11Alive
The 27-year-old was a double major in applied math and had a 3.96 GPA at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Zimbabwe Sends First Black Swimmer to the Olympics | Africanews
That’s historically been the case in southern Africa, where the most successful swimmers — like Coventry and South Africans Chad le Clos and Cameron van der Burgh — are all white. It’s maybe starker because they come from majority-Black countries.