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- Double Take. Montville, Leigh // Sports Illustrated;10/02/2000, Vol. 93 Issue 13, p51
Discusses the performance of the United States men's and women's swim teams in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, New South Wales. Tie between Gary Hall Jr. and Anthony Ervin, which resulted in gold medals in the 50-meter freestyle swim for both; Battle of Hall with diabetes; Gold medal...
- Back in Full Force. RUTEMILLER, SHOSHANNA // Swimming World;Jan2013, Vol. 54 Issue 1, p10
The article discusses the comeback of swimmer Anthony Ervin in London Olympics 2011. It mentions that Ervin was not only back in swimming but he also improved his swimming speed. It also mentions that he marked his presence when he was placed third in the 50 in Austin and he continued to improve...
- Sweet 16. Anderson, Kelli // Sports Illustrated;5/23/2011, Vol. 114 Issue 21, p31
The article focuses on U.S. teenage swimmer Missy Franklin. Franklin's success in several swimming competitions in 2011 is considered in terms of her possible performances in the 2011 world championships and 2011 Olympic Games. Franklin's extremely positive attitude towards her sport is...
- Let the games begin: AMERICA'S JEWISH ATHLETES COMPETE WITH JEWISH PRIDE. Kuttler, Hillel // New Jersey Jewish News;7/26/2012, Vol. 66 Issue 30, p28
The article presents information on the Jewish American athletes who are on the verge of taking part in the Olympic Games in London, England. It informs that these athletes are very strong part of the Olympic squad of the U.S. and have also played important part during the Beijing Olympics. It...
- THE YEAR'S TOP 12 MASTERS SWIMMERS FROM PLANET BLUE. Whitten, Phillip; Mochizuki, Hideki // Swimming World;Apr2005, Vol. 46 Issue 4, p33
This article presents information on top twelve swimmers from around the world. The six men and women who comprise "Swimming World" Magazine's first-ever World Masters Swimmers of the Year are a diverse group, ranging in age from 38 to 91, they include four who were Olympians, three with only...
- On Any Given Day. Morales, Tito // Swimming World & Junior Swimmer;Mar2004, Vol. 45 Issue 3, p34
If history is any indication, there's no doubt this summer's American Olympic team will include its share of swimmers who will burst forth from the shadows onto swimming's brightest stage. The roster of 650-or-so gifted athletes who have been invited to compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Long...
- World Record Breaker. Weir, Stuart // Challenge Newsline;Feb2005, Issue 46, p8
Profiles South African swimmer Penny Heyns. Personal history; Christian background; Her success at the Olympic Games; Number of world records that she set.
- XoXo Karen. K. B. // Girls' Life;Jun/Jul2012, Vol. 18 Issue 6, p7
The article presents the author's views on Olympic swimming. She comments that synchronized swimmers are literally scored on maintaining facial expressions and are hard-core athletes. She remarks that swimming is an Olympic sport in which contestants are rewarded for grinning like idiots and...
- A VOICE for the SPORT USA SWIMMING OLYMPIC TRIALS SHOULD USE 10 LANES FOR PRELIMS. RUTEMILLER, BRENT // Swimming World;Oct2011, Vol. 52 Issue 10, p6
The article focuses on the need for the 2012 USA Olympic Swimming Trials to use 10 lanes for preliminary event. It mentions that the number athletes participating in the Olympic Swimming Trials has been increasing. It also discusses the significance of using the 10 lanes instead of only eight in...
