Bob Duenkel’s greatest contribution to swimming, was his 40+ years of dedication and service to the International Swimming Hall of Fame, which he began in 1976. As ISHOF CEO, Buck
If 2019 started with the news of coach Jim Wood‘s passing, it ended with the world of swimming mourning the loss of Roland Matthes, the most decorated Olympic backstroke champion
The International Swimming Hall of Fame is saddened to announce that Bob Duenkel (Robert “Bob” Duenkel), a long time employee of the organization, has passed away this morning after a
Bob Duenkel was recently honored by the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame (IMSHOF) as a contributor and administrator. Duenkel, over a period of 40 years, greatly assisted the development
Bob Duenkel has retired from the International Swimming Hall of Fame after 40 years of service with the much-appreciate institution. ISHOF sent out this great recap of Duenkel’s career in
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 2. JUNE'S first edition of The Morning Swim Show takes viewers on an extended tour of the International Swimming Hall of Fame with Executive Director Bob Duenkel
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 23. WEDNESDAY’S edition of The Morning Swim Show looks ahead to an Olympic relay race and visits with a past Olympic champion. To view this show click
The Century of the Elite Water Polo/Swimming Dual-Sport Athlete By Jeff Moulton and Russ Hafferkamp In the 20th century, it was not uncommon for American male athletes to excel in
Great Races: Women’s 100-Meter Backstroke at the 1964 Olympics By Dave Bartlett and Brenda Borgh Bartlett “In one drop of water is found all the secrets of all the oceans.”
The International Swimming Hall of Fame hosted it’s 56th annual Honoree Induction ceremony, dinner and silent auction on October 9th. It was a bit different than most other inductions, in
