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Manager, Publications for @MastersSwimming | Three-time APSE award-winner | Missouri grad | Member of @aaja, @NABJ and @APSE_sportmedia
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Rich Burns Receives the 2026 Capt. Ransom J. Arthur M.D. Award

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By Daniel Paulling Verified
| SWIMMER Magazine Verified
Rich Burns couldn’t figure out what was happening. Several of his teammates in the 1980s would disappear for a few days every September and come back talking about rule changes and national championship locations. He eventually asked where they had gone. Their response: U.S. Masters Swimming’s annual meeting. Burns attended the next year, in 1986, starting 40 years of volunteer service with USMS. His longtime dedication has led to him being named the recipient of the 2026 Capt. Ransom J.
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Building What's Next For Women's Athletics

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By Daniel Paulling Verified, Lehigh Development, Alumni Relations
| Lehigh Athletics
By Daniel Paulling, Lehigh Development and Alumni Relations Winning has a way of changing expectations. Lehigh University's women's basketball team has posted seven consecutive winning seasons, and its softball team has recorded 23 winning seasons over the past 26 years. That's proof that Lehigh's women's teams can compete at the highest levels of the Patriot League. The question now is how far that momentum can carry across the athletics department.
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Building What’s Next for Women’s Athletics

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By Daniel Paulling Verified
| lehigh.edu
Winning has a way of changing expectations. Lehigh University’s women’s basketball team has posted seven consecutive winning seasons, and its softball team has recorded 23 winning seasons over the past 26 years. That’s proof that Lehigh’s women’s teams can compete at the highest levels of the Patriot League. The question now is how far that momentum can carry across the athletics department.
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