Tennessee Head Swimming and Diving Coach Matt Kredich says his team helped him after a tremendous loss.
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Swimming: Singapore’s All-debutant Line-up Hopes To Make A Big Splash At Paris Olympics | CNA
Singapore is hoping to make a big splash in the pool at next week’s Paris Games, even as it fields an all-debutant line-up. The team left for a training camp in France this morning in high spirits. Alif Amsyar reports.
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Paris Mayor And Olympics Chief Swim In River Seine Amid Water Quality Concerns | Associated Press
Watch as Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, and Tony Estanguet, head of the Paris 2024 organizing committee, swim in the Seine following concerns over the river’s water quality for athletes competing in the Summer Games this month
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Swim Classes Help Toddlers Learn Important Water Safety Skills | WLPG Local 10
Local 10’s Nicole Perez learns important water safety skills with her family during swim lessons
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Swimmer Torri Huske Aims For Greatness At Paris Games | ABC 7 News – WJLA
Arlington’s Torri Huske will return to the 100-meter butterfly in Paris and compete in the 100-meter freestyle for the first time in her Olympic career. She sits down to talk with 7News Sports Director Scott Abraham.
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A Breakdown Of The Olympic Games’ Artistic Swimming Events | Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV
Artistic swimming is more commonly known as synchronized swimming.
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Parisians Reluctant To Swim In The Seine Despite Minister Taking A Dip | ABS-CBN News
Some Parisians said that they wouldn’t take a dip in the River Seine even after seeing the French sports minister swimming in the capital’s famed river ahead of the summer Olympics.
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Annual Swim Meet Brings Thousands To UT Campus | WVLT News
Annual swim meet brings thousands to UT campus
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New Push On To Teach New York City Kids How To Swim | CBS New York
It comes at a time when there have been several drownings and hundreds of rescues on the water this summer. CBS New York’s Ali Bauman reports.
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