Month: June 2020
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How NCAA Swimmer Schuyler Bailar Is Celebrating Pride In 2020 | Proud Virtually
Schuyler Bailar is the first openly trans NCAA Division I swimmer, competing on Harvard University’s swim team, and inspiring the next generation of trans athletes. He chats with our Donnovan Bennett to discuss how Pride in 2020 is taking on a whole new meaning, virtually.
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Coaches Talk Show – Episode 6: Favorite Competitive Swim/Dive Memory
Before they were coaches they made a lot of memories as youth and college swimmers and divers. Learn about our staff’s favorite! #WeAre
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Ontario Beach Park now open for swimming
Monroe County Executive Adam Bello announced Friday that public swimming at Ontario Beach Park is now open for the 2020 season.
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NYC Citywide Lap Swim Awards Celebration 2019 / 37 Years 25 Miles
Lap swimming has been a tradition at NYC Parks for 37 Years! To improve overall health and fitness, more than 9,000 swimmers took the plunge and swam more than 14,0000 miles last summer.
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Mayor Bill De Blasio Announces NYC Beaches To Open For Swimming On July 1 | NBC News NOW
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced during a press conference that New York City beaches will reopen July 1 for swimming. Social distancing will be required on beaches, boardwalks and in the water.
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Curious manatee swims near people at St. Petersburg beach
The sea cow went largely unnoticed by beachgoers as it swam among them.
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All Missy Franklin 🇺🇸 London 2012 Finals! | Athlete Highlights
Melissa Jeanette Franklin ” Missy” Johnson has won four Olympic Gold Medals and the Bronze Medal in the 4 x 100 m freestyle in her Olympic debut at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London at age 17. She swept the women’s backstroke events, winning gold in both the 100-meter and 200-meter backstroke. Franklin’s successes have…
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With Few Pools Open In Illinois, Swimmers Adjust To Restrictions, Await Phase 4 Guidance
CBS 2 Morning Insider Lauren Victory shows us what swimming looks like during a pandemic at one of the only public pools operating in the Chicago area.