Hearings started Friday in the Seacor Power lawsuit. A good samaritan that tried to save the men onboard shared what he experienced.
Good Samaritan, rescue swimmer testify at Seacor Power hearing
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Swimming or Boating the Connecticut River? This Tool Helps Avoid Dirty Water | MyNBC5-WPTZ
See Is it Clean?
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USA Olympian Says ‘Swimming Has a Doping Problem’ | Associated Press
American backstroke star Ryan Murphy said that doping remains a huge problem in the sport and he wonders if all his competitors are clean. Murphy just returned home from the Tokyo Olympics where he won three medals.
USA Olympian says 'swimming has a doping problem'
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‘It’s Weird,’ Penny Oleksiak Says About Being Canada’s Most-Decorated Olympian | CityNews
Melanie Ng and Sid Seixeiro chat with swimmer Penny Oleksiak, who is Canada’s most-decorated Olympian.
'It's weird,' Penny Oleksiak says about being Canada’s most-decorated Olympian
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Swimmer Pulled From Water At Rockaway Beach | CBS New York
Jim Smith Reports From Chopper 2
Swimmer Pulled From Water At Rockaway Beach
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FINA Ban of Inclusive Swim Caps Shows Need For Change | Bleacher Report
“The people are raising their voices as the fight for inclusion and equity continues.”
Olympic swimmers have been speaking out against the ban of Black-owned Soul Cap swimming caps during competitions. FINA is now reconsidering the ban.
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Swimmer Celebrates With Sandwich After ‘Record’ Swim
Jellyfish, a jam sandwich, and nine grueling hours in the sea – that was Jordan Leckey’s day when he swam from Northern Ireland to Scotland. However, it may have all been worth it as the 29-year-old is now waiting to hear whether he’s broken the world record for the fastest swim of the route.
Jordan completed the swim in an unofficial time of nine hours, nine minutes, and 30 seconds – the previous best time was nine hours, 34 minutes, and 39 seconds by US swimmer Michelle Macy in 2013. Jordan has to wait for official confirmation before he knows for sure that he has a new world record.
But he was happy to celebrate making it onto dry land with a jam sandwich and a pint.
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Fairfield Officials Ban Swimming at 2 Beaches Due to Crabs | News 12
Fairfield officials were forced to close Penfield and Jennings beaches after multiple people reported being bitten or pinched by crabs.
Fairfield officials ban swimming at 2 beaches due to crabs
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Crocodile Attacks Two Soldiers Swimming at Portland Roads in Far North Queensland | ABC News
A man is in serious condition with head and upper-body injuries after he was bitten by a crocodile near a coastal fishing village on the Cape York Peninsula.
