Passages: Suzanne Zimmerman, 1948 Olympic Silver Medalist, 95
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Passages: Indiana Swimmer Chase Smith Dies at 19 After Long Battle With Cancer
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Daiya Seto Produces Quick Start in 200 Butterfly at Japanese Trials; Tomoru Honda Paces Event
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Kim Herkle Breaks National Junior Record in 200 Breast at German Nationals
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Swimming World Presents – How The General Slocum Steamship Disaster Impacted Swimming History
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Kolesnikov Sets Russian 100 Back Record Of 52.42; National Mark For Egorova In 400 Free
Kliment Kolesnikov set a Russian 100 backstroke record of 52.42 and Anna Egorova dismantled the national 400 free mark by almost two seconds in 4:04.10 at the Russian Swimming Championship which
5 Effective Strategies to Mentor Fellow Swimmers
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Swimming World Presents – Takeoff To Tokyo: Sprint Tsar Alexander Popov – Sponsored By S.R. Smith
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Towson Closes Out First CAA Championships Victory in Emphatic Fashion
Towson won three of six events on the final day of the CAA Championships, claiming its first league crown in decisive fashion. Towson scored 842.5 points to outdistance the five-team