The Holland Sentinel sports editor has been covering the journeys of local athletes for 17 years. In recent years, he’s been kept busy by a slew of world-class swimmers produced along the Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Tokyo Olympics: Swimmer Simone Manuel | KSDK News
Simone Manuel made history in the pool at the Rio Olympics. Her achievement might have been a first, but come Tokyo, it likely won’t be this trailblazer’s last.
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17-Year-Old VB Tide Swimmer Advances to Semifinals of Olympic Trials | Wavy TV 10
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First Responders Searching for Lost Swimmer in Meramec River | FOX 2 St. Louis
Metro West called off its rescue operations as it got dark, with the Missouri Water Patrol taking over the search.
First responders searching for lost swimmer in Meramec River
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18-Year-Old Arlington Swimmer Torri Huske Smashes Record and Makes Us Olympic Team | ABC 7 News
Teenager Torri Huske qualified for her first Olympics with a blistering victory in the women’s 100-meter butterfly, breaking her own American record Monday night at the U.S. swimming trials.
18-year-old Arlington swimmer Torri Huske smashes record and makes US Olympic team
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Extended Interview: Lakeville Swimmer Regan Smith Discusses Stanford, Tokyo Olympics | KARE 11
Lakeville’s Regan Smith talks with KARE 11’s Dave Schwartz about her decision to put her collegiate swimming career at Stanford on hold to focus on training for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Tokyo Olympics: Open water swimming, Haley Anderson | KSDK News
Open Water swimming is a brutal and exhausting sport, that can sometimes even be a little embarrassing if the internet exposes you, like it did Haley Anderson.
Tokyo Olympics: Open water swimming, Haley Anderson
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Why Jacksonville Is a Breeding Ground for Olympic Swimming Talent | First Coast News
Jacksonville is no stranger to swimming talent.
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Swimming Australia Under Fire Over Abuse Allegations | 9 News Australia
Australian swimming has been rocked by fresh claims of abuse, bullying, and body shaming, and lawyer Adair Donaldson who has represented more than 40 past and present members of Gymnastics Australia gives his opinion.
