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Cal’s Dave Durden Named 2016 ASCA Coach of the Year

The University of California men’s head coach Dave Durden has been honored as the 2016 Coach of the Year by the American Swimming Coaches Association. Durden is a four-time winner of the NCAA Coach of the Year award and a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team coaching staff.

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Zionsville’s DeCoursey to Remain In State with Purdue Verbal Commit

Gretta DeCoursey of Zionsville Swim Club and Zionsville Community High School has committed to Purdue University for 2017-18.

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CT State Champ Edward Rudman Is a Verbal Commit to UVA for 2017-18

New Canaan High School senior Edward Rudman has given a verbal commitment to the University of Virginia for the 2017-18 season.

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SMU Announces Men’s 2016/17 Schedule

The Mustangs will travel to a pair of invites hosted by Texas A&M and Texas, while diving only events take place at Missouri and Tennessee.

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NCAA Pres: Olympic Payout Rules May Change After Schooling’s Haul

NCAA President Mark Emmert suggested that schools may consider changing rules that allow college athletes to receive Olympic medal bonuses after Joseph Schooling won upwards of $750,000 in Rio.

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Peaty Discusses His Path to Olympic Gold

“Some of my rivals tried to put into my head that it’s my first Olympics and I should be nervous going in as what I was going in as (the world champion), but I knew exactly what I wanted and how to do it.”

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Boise State Hosts Fall Open Water Classic For Boise Community

The event, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m., is open to the public and offers three different distances for participants to swim.

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CAS Rules Guadalajara To Pay No Additional FINA Fines

The government of Guadalajara, Mexico will not have to pay any additional FINA-imposed fines for pulling out of 2017 World…

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Rome’s Leading Municipal Party Opposes 2024 Olympic Bid

Rome, a city with an ancient sporting history, received a huge blow to its 2024 bid chances on Wednesday.

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Beck Named Head Swim Coach/ Aquatics Director of Marywood University

Beck comes to Marywood after finishing his second season as an Assistant Coach with the Swimming and Diving programs and as Aquatics Director at SUNY-Geneseo in Geneseo, New Yor

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Paralympic Day 2 Preview: Jessica Long Looks for 3rd-Straight Fly Gold

2016 RIO PARALYMPIC GAMES Wednesday, September 7 – Sunday, September 18, 2016 Swimming: Thursday, September 8 – Saturday, September 17,…

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Want a job in swimming? Here are 567 Swim Jobs you might love.

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China’s 4 Golds Leads Early Paralympic Swimming Medal Table

China has earned 4 golds and 11 total medals in the pool just one day into the 2016 Paralympics, building a big lead to try to defend its 2012 Paralympic medal table crown.

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Oliver Hynd Resets 400 Free World Record For Rio Paralympic Gold

Great Britain’s Oliver Hynd crushed his own S8 world record en route to Paralympics gold in the 400 free.

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Lakeisha Patterson Breaks S8 World Record In 400 Free In Rio

Australia’s Lakeisha Patterson beat American Jessica Long for the Rio Paralympic gold medal while breaking Long’s world record in the 400 free.

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