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Décès de Kenneth To à l'âge de 26 ans
by Myriam Plante 0 March 19th, 2019 Français Le détenteur de plusieurs records australiens et hongkongais Kenneth To est décédé lundi. Son décès a tout d’abord été révélé sur les médias sociaux de ses partenaires d’entraînement en fin de soirée lundi, heure des États-Unis, avant d’être confirmé par des proches de la famille.
Fallece a los 26 años el campeón de la Copa del mundo Kenneth To
by Adrian Mancebo 0 March 19th, 2019 Español SwimSwam ha podido confirmar que Kenneth To, poseedor de varios récords de Australia y Hong Kong, ha fallecido a los 26 años. To se había unido recientemente al grupo de alto rendimiento Gator Swim Club. El fallecimiento fue comunicado inicialmente por sus compañeros de entrenamiento en las redes sociales a última hora de la noche del lunes en Estados Unidos y luego fue confirmado por personas cercanas a su familia.
Kenneth To-Record In Australia Ed Hong Kong E' Morto A 26 Anni
Giusy Cisale by Giusy Cisale 0 March 19th, 2019 Italia Riportato in inglese da Torrey Hart Kenneth To detentore di record in Australia ed Hong Kong è morto all’età di 26 anni. La morte è stata rivelata per la prima volta sui social media dai suoi compagni di allenamento questa notte ed è stata confermata da persone vicine alla famiglia. Secondo un rapporto del South China Morning News, Kenneth si è sentito male nello spogliatoio ieri pomeriggio, dopo l’allenamento.
Australian and Hong Kong Record Holder Kenneth To Dies at 26
Torrey Hart by Torrey Hart 0 March 19th, 2019 Asia, Australia, International, News Multi-time Australian and Hong Kong record holder and recent addition to the Gator Swim Club High Performance Group Kenneth To has died at age 26, the South China Morning Post is reporting. According to the report, To “felt unwell” in the locker room after practice Monday, and was taken to the hospital, where he died.
Swimming New Zealand Announces Finalists for 2018 Awards
Swimming New Zealand has today announced the finalists for eleven categories at the 2018 Swimming New Zealand Awards, to honor and celebrate achievements by New Zealand swimmers, officials, volunteers and coaches in 2017-2018. Ten finalists from the International, Domestic, Open Water and Para Swimmer of the Year categories are all in line for the prestigious supreme Swimmer of the Year Award, won last year by outstanding Para swimmer, Sophie Pascoe.
Commonwealth Countdown: 3 Backstroke Medals of What Color For Larkin?
Though the Australian men took home no medals in the backstroke events at last summer’s FINA World Championships in Budapest, they remain the best in the Commonwealth, though New Zealand’s Corey Main is gaining ground, especially in the 100. The absences of England’s Chris Walker-Hebborn and Liam Tancock leaves the podium wide open for the Aussies who were forced to share podium space in 2014 in the 50 and 100. The Aussies did, however, sweep the 200 in 2014, pushing Main to 4th place.
Training Partners D'Arrigo and Lochte Battle it out in 400 Free
14 year old Claire Timson won the women’s 100 back, posting a 1:04.52 to come in under the Winter Nationals cut. Timson was out in 31.35, leading the field by almost half a second, and came back in 33.17, which was also the fastest split in the field. Ryan Lochte and Corey Main battled it out in the men’s 100 back, with Lochte coming back on the final 50 to win in 56.38 to Main’s 56.66.
Lochte Posts 1:50/53.7 200 Free/100 Fly in First LCM Finals This Year
Ryan Lochte, who is swimming in his 1st LCM meet of the season, won the 200 free and 100 fly on the 2nd day of the Plantation Sectional. Lochte posted a 1:50.56 to win the 200 free by a second, and 53.77 to win the 100 fly by over a second. Both races were pretty good for Lochte’s first of the year relative to where he’s been in past seasons.
Ryan Lochte Entered in 6 Events at Florida Sectionals
After making his 2017-2018 racing debut at the Florida Area 1 & 4 Championships last weekend in Jacksonville, Ryan Lochte is entered in six events at the Florida Southern Zone South Sectional Championships (LCM), which will begin Thursday in Plantation. Lochte is entered with a 1:46.62 in the 200 free, 52.66 in the 100 fly, 54.83 in the 100 back, 1:56.22 in the 200 IM, 49.13 in the 100 free, and 2:01.04 in the 200 back.
NZ National Teamer Bobbi Gichard Commits to Florida
The University of Florida women’s swimming and diving team has picked up another verbal commitment to the class of 2022. Bobbi Gichard of Auckland, New Zealand has announced her verbal commitment to the Gators beginning next fall, joining Celismar Guzman, Ellie Zweifel, Kalie Novosedliak, Kirschtine Balbuena, Lauren Snider, Layla Black, Leah Braswell, Mabel Zavaros, Rosie Zavaros, and Vanessa Pearl. “I am so excited to start this fall.
19 to Represent New Zealand at 2018 Commonwealth Games
Nineteen swimmers will represent New Zealand at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia, next spring. Headlining the Kiwi roster will be nine-time Paralympic champion Sophie Pascoe, who heads a team of five Para swimmers. Pascoe has been to three Paralympics for New Zealand, and is the most decorated Paralympian, in any sport, in the country’s history. Joining Pascoe in Para swimming events are Jesse Reynolds, Tupou Neiufi, Chris Arbuthnott and Celyn Edward.
U.S. Nats Day 4 Prelim Scratch Report: Vyatchanin Out of 200 Back
U.S. National Teamer Arkady Vyatchanin of New York Athletic Club has scratched out of this morning’s prelims of the men’s 200 backstroke. He was seeded fourth with 1:40.12. The other top-10 scratch of the morning was fifteen-year-old Abigail Harter in the 200 fly where she was seeded 7th. Harter also pulled out of the 200 breast as 21st seed. Other big-name scratches include short course world record holding breaststroker Alia Atkinson of Jamaica and South Florida Aquatics in the 100 free.
U.S. Winter Nationals: Day 3 Prelims Scratch Report
There were no surprising scratches– two international swimmers with Florida ties, Scotsman Mark Szaranek and Kiwi Corey Main, have scratched out of their events for tomorrow morning. Additionally, Jamaican breaststroker and world record holder Alia Atkinson is not entered in the 100 fly and 100 breast, where she had previously appeared on the psych sheet. From a quick glance at the heat sheets for tomorrow morning, a big heat is the last one in the men’s 100 breast.
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