The University of Texas just hosted the first annual Eddie Reese Showdown a STACKED meet featuring some of the top programs in the nation.
This meet was PACKED with fast swimming from top to bottom, so lets take a look at some of the most notable results.
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Roosevelt High’s Historic Synchronized Swimming Club Celebrates 99 Years of Tradition | KCCI
Roosevelt High’s historic synchronized swimming club celebrates 99 years of tradition
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Louisa Elementary Schoolers Learning to Swim at YMCA | 29 News
Elementary students from Louisa County Public Schools are putting their swim trunks on a season early.
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Outback Town Offers Free Swimming Lessons to Reduce Drowning Rate | ABC News
A Charters Towers business owner has partnered with the local pool to offer free swimming lessons to children who might otherwise miss out.
Parents and swimming teachers have praised the program with more drownings recorded per 100,000 people in remote regions than elsewhere in Australia according to Royal Lifesaving Australia.
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College Swim Team Turns Tragic Loss Into Historic Season | InvestigateTV
Tennessee Head Swimming and Diving Coach Matt Kredich says his team helped him after a tremendous loss.
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Non-profit Works to Revitalize Kentucky State University Swimming Pool | FOX 56 News
Bringing swimming back—that’s what one non-profit organization is trying to do for residents in Franklin County.
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Why Swimmers Are Getting Faster Than Ever Before | Between The Laps
In this video, we dive into the art of balancing raw speed with flawless technique—the exact formula top swimmers use to dominate the pool. Whether you’re chasing PBs, smashing records, or just trying to level up your training, mastering this balance is everything.
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Making Waves: Local 4th Graders Dive Into Free Swimming Lessons at CSU | News 5 Cleveland
The Cuyahoga County Fresh Water Institute, in partnership with Aqua Missions and CSU, announced their Learn to Swim program is expanding to include Warrensville Hts—fourth-graders.
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Down Syndrome Swimming Star Achieves Another Title | SABC News
The Down Syndrome swimming sensation from George, Minke Janse van Rensburg, has achieved yet another major title. She has been awarded by the Western Cape Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport as provincial Sportswoman of the Year with a Disability. The 20-year-old has broken multiple world records in Down Syndrome swimming over the past seven years.