There has been high drama at the annual Blessing of the Waters at Glenelg, with an unauthorized swimmer causing fury by stealing the holy cross. As religious leaders tried to calm the angry crowd, the man was taken away by police.
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Scuba Diver: “I Can’t Swim” | Taking Non-Swimmers Scuba Diving for the 1st Time
The incredible story of the time we took two non-swimmers scuba diving for the first time on the outer edges of the Great Barrier Reef.
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After Fall Practice Restart, Swimmers and Divers Struggle to Get Ready for MHSAA States
Forest Hills Northern senior diver Abby Koops admits she initially didn’t have much of a chance to win at states this year, however, in the last two weeks her odds have greatly improved
I’m not sure who all dropped from our conference in D1 but I think there is a possibility I got a lot better than expected,†says Koops.
While the MHSAA doesn’t have the numbers, sources say a significant amount of swimmers and divers across the state have dropped out of this year’s championship event. In West Michigan for example, the entire East Grand Rapids swimming and diving team decided to opt-out, a major loss considering they’re one of the perennial powers of the area.
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Pompano Beach Man Dies After Helping To Save Struggling Swimmers
Good Samaritan Dies After Helping To Save Swimmers https://www.publishedreporter.com/202…
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Florida State Swimmer Making a Difference
The Florida State women’s swim team is in the midst of their season. They’re ranked in the top 25 in the country. They have people talking, but for senior Ana Zortea, it’s what she accomplished over the summer that’ll make waves for years to come.
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Great Falls swimmers compete in first virtual swim meet of 2020-2021 season
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Chinese 63-Year-Old Man Takes Winter Swimming to New Level
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New Zealand swimmer killed in suspected shark attack
A New Zealand woman swimming in the sea 153 km southeast of Auckland has died after a suspected shark attack.
According to the police on Friday, the fatal water incident occurred at Waihi Beach, a popular tourist spot about two hours’ drive from Auckland, a major city in the north of New Zealand’s North Island, late on Thursday.
“Emergency services were called about 5:10 pm after reports of a woman being injured in the water. Initial indications suggest she may have been injured by a shark,” said a police statement.
“Sadly, she died at the scene a short time later,” it said, adding the death has been referred to the coroner.
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