The city’s only pool reopened Monday after it was closed for over a month due to a pipe leak.
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Man Drowns in Okanagan Lake During Mass Swimming Event | CBC British Columbia
Police in Kelowna say a man taking part in a mass swim died over the weekend. The event called Across the Lake Swim, attracts more than 1,000 swimmers each year on a course across Okanagan Lake.
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The Most Important Thing a Coach Can Say After Failure | Dave Salo | The Swim Brief with Chris DeSantis
What do great coaches say after failure? How do they continue learning after decades in the profession? And what really separates coaching philosophy from coaching dogma?
In this episode of The Swim Brief, three-time U.S. Olympic coach Dave Salo reflects on the lessons that shaped his career—from challenging conventional wisdom about swim training to discovering that the words coaches choose can stay with an athlete for a lifetime.
Together we discuss the evolution of college swimming, the famous debate between Dave Salo and Doc Counsilman over training philosophy, why coach development deserves more attention, what USA Swimming can do to better support coaches, and how curiosity has fueled Dave’s growth across nearly five decades in the sport.
Whether you’re a swim coach, athlete, or simply interested in leadership and high performance, this conversation offers practical lessons that extend far beyond the pool.
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Triangle Teen Prepares To Swim English Channel at Just 17 | ABC11
At just 17, Triangle swimmer Lorelei Schmidt is preparing to take on one of open-water swimming’s toughest challenges: crossing the English Channel.
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Rogers Police Officer Dies in Drowning Incident on Elk River | 40/29 News
Rogers police officer dies in drowning incident on Elk River
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Mother Dies Saving Child Who Fell in St. Johns River, According to the Volusia Sheriff’s Office | WKMG News 6
A DeLand mother died Saturday after jumping into the St. Johns River to save her 4-year-old son, according to the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies identified the woman as 43-year-old Nicole Grayson.
Investigators said the child was playing near a wooden fence at Ed Stone Park west of DeLand when he dropped something over the fence. Deputies said he fell into the river while trying to retrieve it.
Grayson jumped in after him.
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Water Safety Concerns Rise After 4-Year-Old Hospitalized After Near Drowning in Plantation | CBS Miami
A young boy remains hospitalized after a near-drowning in Plantation. As incidents increase across South Florida, witnesses call for greater access to swimming lessons and renewed focus on water safety.
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Providence Minute: Swimmer’s Ear | KOBI-TV NBC5
In this week’s Providence Minute, Luke Amuchastegui, Physician Associate at Providence Urgent Care, shares how to recognize swimmer’s ear and a simple at-home remedy that can help clear up the infection.
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‘Take the Risk:’ Former Pennsylvania Swimmer Shares Journey of Triumph, Near Tragedy & Coaching | WJACTV
Jess Stoddard’s name has been connected to swimming for most of her life.
From breaking records at Richland High School to becoming a Cambria County Sports Hall of Famer, her journey has been filled with success.
But it also included a challenge that could have ended it all.
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