To his family and community, Cooper Eckert is a walking and swimming miracle. That’s because at one point, doctors didn’t know if Cooper would ever do either, again.
Woodhaven teen returns from broken neck to swim with his team
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Official Promo | 15th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m)
Don’t miss out on the last competition of the year! The15th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) in Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪 will be live from the 16th to the 21st of December
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Coast Guard Swimmer Opens up About Water Rescues Following Niagara Falls Car Plunge | Global News
On Wednesday, members of the U.S. Coast Guard responded to an urgent call on the Niagara River, meters from the American falls.
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Olympic Swimmer Finds Peace in the Pool With Help From Former UT Star | KVUE
Lizzi Smith and Ian Crocker are having success competitively and are also helping kids.
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No Swim Advisory For Portion Of Miami Beach | CBS Miami
High levels of bacteria found in water samples from North Shore Ocean Terrace.
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Oshkosh West Swim Team Makes Splash With TikTok | Oshkosh West Index
Check out this exclusive interview with Molli Peterson and Lyndsey Herlache, the masterminds behind the swim TikTok account. Video by Cora Pizon
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Intoxicated Man Drowns While Showing Children How To Swim | Little Rock Studio
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Report: 2012 Olympic Swimming Gold Medalist in Custody in Rape Investigation | USA Today
Two-time Olympic swimming champion Yannick Agnel of France was arrested Thursday as part of an investigation into the rape of an underage girl, according to French media reports.
Several news outlets, including L’Equipe sports daily, said the 29-year-old Agnel was placed in custody in Paris on Thursday morning.
The newspaper said the investigation was launched after a swimmer who trained with Agnel in the eastern city of Mulhouse from 2014-16 filed a lawsuit. L’Équipe said several swimmers, current and retired, have already been questioned as part of the investigation.
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Nothing can stop Olympic swimmer Nathan Adrian | CultureMap Houston
Look up the term “fighting spirit” in the dictionary, and you might very well see a picture of American swimmer Nathan Adrian.
The eight-time Olympic medalist — five of those being gold medals — was diagnosed with testicular cancer in early 2019, at age 30, when he was preparing for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
But Adrian refused to let a cancer diagnosis stop him from pursuing his dream. He continued to train, even through treatment, and never gave up on his fight to win.
