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PH Swimmers Now in Tokyo Ahead of Summer Games Opening | Sports Desk
Many of the country’s Olympic athletes are now in Tokyo with only two days to go before the Summer Games officially open.
Joining us to go all out on this story are our Olympic swimmers, Remedy Rule, and Luke Gebbie.PH Swimmers now in Tokyo ahead of Summer Games opening | Sports Desk
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Swimming: Eagle Coaches are Tokyo Bound | Boston College Athletics
BC swimming volunteer assistant Alex Sobers (G’23) competes in the Olympics for the second time for Barbados and is joined by BC head coach Mike Stephens as an assistant coach for the team in Tokyo.
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NMSU’s Lina Khiyara Set to Swim In 200m Freestyle at Tokyo Olympics | KTSM 9 NEWS
NMSU's Lina Khiyara set to swim in 200m freestyle at Tokyo Olympics
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Inside Look at COVID Precautions at Tokyo Olympics Swimming Venue | NBC News
Olympic venues have Covid precautions in place, including measures to encourage social distancing in locker rooms and a ban on spectators. NBC News’ Tom Llamas goes inside the aquatics center and speaks to Tokyo’s governor about the restrictions for the Games.
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Swim At Your Own Risk Along the Shore of Lake Michigan | FOX6 News Milwaukee
Lake Michigan Beach Hazard Statement, swim risk high. https://bit.ly/3xW9OQi
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Local Olympian Elizabeth Beisel Plans Swim to Block Island to Raise Money for Cancer Research | WPRI
A North Kingstown native and three-time Olympian is set to be the first woman to swim to Block Island from Point Judith.
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Remedy Rule’s Final Preparations for Tokyo Olympics | ANC
ANC Conversations: Fil-Am swimmer Remedy Rule has qualified for the Tokyo Olympics. She is one of the two Filipino swimmers that will represent the country in the upcoming games.
Remedy Rule’s final preparations for Tokyo Olympics | ANC
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Gators Swimmer’s Family to Miss His First Trip to Olympics | ABC Action News
Bobby’s parents have been poolside ever since his first competitive race at six years old. But mom and dad won’t be in the stands in Tokyo. Due to COVID-19, spectators are not allowed.
“It would be amazing if they could come,” Bobby said.
“Chances are we will have a better view of him swimming on TV than we would if we were there,” Joe said. “With the way COVID is working and what they are doing in Japan, they’ll be going between the Olympic Village and the venue. There wouldn’t be any time to see him. We would love to be there, but you live with what you got.”
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