🇨🇳 Team China made history at #FINABudapest2017 claiming Gold for the first time
Relive their outstanding performance in the Team Free Combination event, under the theme of Master and commander #FINA #artisticswimming
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Sydney Shark Attack: Search for Remains After Shark Kills Swimmer off Little Bay Beach | Guardian Australia
Marine police crews and surf lifesavers search Little Bay in south-eastern Sydney, where a swimmer died on Wednesday afternoon after being attacked by a shark. They later located human remains in the water. The death is the first fatal shark attack in the city since 1963
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Shark Attack Victim Identified as 35-Year-Old Diving Instructor | 9 News Australia
Simon Nellist, a 35-year-old diving instructor who loved adventure, has been named as the victim fatally mauled by a shark off Little Bay.
Shark attack victim identified as 35-year-old diving instructor | 9 News Australia
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Too Close for Comfort – A Croc Cruises a Popular Swimming Spot | ABC News
Most people wouldn’t dream of entering Northern Territory waterways, but a daring few in Darwin’s rural area are being warned to stop swimming in creeks.
Too close for comfort – a croc cruises a popular swimming spot | ABC News
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Indiana’s Worst Swim Practice Yet | Cody Miller Vlogs
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Sydney Records First Fatal Shark Attack in Nearly 60 Years as Swimmer Is Mauled to Death at Beach | The Telegraph
A shark killed a swimmer off a Sydney beach on Wednesday in the city’s first fatal attack in nearly 60 years, causing “catastrophic injuries”, police and ambulance services said.
Witnesses told local television they had seen the attack on a swimmer wearing a wetsuit.
Another witness estimated the shark was 4.5 metres in size.
It was the first fatal shark attack in Sydney since 1963, data shows.
Read more here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-new…
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North Korea Marks Key Anniversary With Swimming Showcase | Reuters
North Korea commemorated the upcoming birth anniversary of late leader Kim Jong Il with a synchronized swimming performance.
North Korea marks key anniversary with swimming showcase
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The Greatest Mile | aQuellé South Africa
The aQuellé Midmar Mile was filled with action and joyous moments as swimmers from all over the country completed their Greatest Mile.
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1968 Olympic Swimmers Hold Scorecard for Olympian Michael Phelps at WM Phoenix Open | ABC15 Arizona
Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps was one of many celebrities to play in Wednesday’s Pro-Am at the WM Phoenix Open in Scottsdale. But it’s the two volunteers that were assigned to carry the scoreboard for his group that are the stars of this story.
Phelps is the most successful Olympian of all time– with 28 total medals, 23 of which are gold.
Debbie Meyer Weber and Jane Swagerty both competed in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico. Swagerty took home the bronze medal in the 100-meter backstroke. Weber brought home three gold medals in the 200-, 400-, and 800-meter freestyle races, and became the first woman to win three gold medals in the same Olympic games.
See ABC15The cool story behind the scorekeepers at 2022 WM Phoenix Open