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Katie Ledecky Named AP Female Athlete of Year for 2nd Time
Katie Ledecky has been selected as The Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year for the second time. She first won the award in 2017.
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Artistic Swimming Open to Men for First Time Ever at 2024 Paris Olympics
The Olympics will allow men to compete in artistic swimming for the first time in history at the 2024 Paris Summer Games.
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Swimming and Pool Safety Tips for Summer
These are some swimming and pool safety tips from PoolSafely.gov, the American Red Cross and Safe Kids Worldwide.
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What to Do If Someone Is Drowning
Nearly 4,000 people die from drowning every year in the U.S., and here’s what the U.S. Swim School Association and the American Red Cross say you should do if someone is drowning.
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Katie Ledecky Wins 1,500m for Record-Extending 17th World Title
Katie Ledecky earned her 17th world championship by winning the 1500m freestyle at the world swimming championships on Monday.
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World Swimming Implements New Rules for Transgender Athletes
FINA members voted to restrict transgender women from elite swimming competitions on Sunday.
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How to Keep Your Pool Its Cleanest
Here are some tips to keep your pool its cleanest during the summer when it’s being frequently used.
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Want to Make Your Pool Safer? Here Are Some Tips and Must-Have Backyard Equipment
May is Water Safety Month and the perfect time to shore your swimming pool up against drowning tragedies. Here are 6 pool safety rules for keeping your kids safe.
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Black Swimmers Are Underrepresented on the World Stage, So This Vet is Giving Lessons
When Jordan Hunter was in the U.S. Navy, he helped rescue people from the water. Now he’s teaching people how to swim, particularly in communities of color with lower access to public pools or instructors. On top of that, Hunter is training swimmers for triathlons.
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Olympic Swimmer Elizabeth Beisel Hits the Ocean to Honor Her Father
Three-time Olympian Elizabeth Beisel has taken on a new cause
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Rewatch the Best Olympic Moments from the Tokyo Games
See videos of the best Olympic moments from Tokyo, like Simone Biles’ beam, Sydney McLaughlin’s 400m and more.
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5 Young US Olympians Who Are Headed for Stardom in 2024
After strong performances at the Tokyo Olympics, these five young U.S. Olympians could become stars at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
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Watch Pamela Ware's Failed Dive That Earned Her a 0.0
Canadian diver Pamela Ware couldn’t overcome a misstep on her most difficult dive of the night. And, unfortunately for Ware, that most difficult dive of the night — the one that caused her to misstep — was her last effort in the qualifying round of the women’s 3m springboard event earlier this week in Tokyo. Apparently it was a lasting…
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His Dad's Love Brought Jordan Windle From a Cambodian Orphanage to the Olympics
When diver Jordan Windle, a two-time national champion, steps out on the Olympic platform Friday, he’ll proudly represent not only the U.S. but also his birth country, Cambodia, and his adoptive father, Jerry.
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Olympic Medalist Ryan Murphy: There's Not Enough Being Done to Fight Doping in Swimming
American backstroke Olympian Ryan Murphy explains why he thinks there’s doping in swimming.
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Team USA's Anderson, Twichell Finish 6-7 in Women's 10km; Brazil's Cunha Wins Gold
Team USA was unable to medal in women’s 10km open water swim at Tokyo Olympics.
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Highlights: Team USA Secures 30 Total Swimming Medals in Tokyo
At the Tokyo Olympics, athletes like Caeleb Dressel, Katie Ledecky and Bobby Finke helped Team USA win 30 combined swimming medals. See the highlights here.
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Swimmer Lilly King: Competing Without Fans ‘Not as Exciting'
Silver medalist Lilly King said competing at the Tokyo Olympics without spectators was strange. “It was weird, not going to lie,” King said. “For those of us who were in Rio or London, it was definitely a little weird and different and maybe not as exciting for us.”
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Swimmer Ryan Murphy on Doping: ‘We Want Transparency'
Gold medalist Ryan Murphy said he would like other countries to be more forthcoming about when their athletes are tested for doping. “We want transparency,” he said. “The U.S. is one of, if not the only country, where you can see exactly how many times a person has been tested in a year, and that’s kind of what we’re looking...
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Brutal Beauty: Is Artistic Swimming Tokyo's Toughest Sport?
Forget boxing or rugby. The most hardcore sport at the Tokyo Games may just be artistic swimming.