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  An investigation is now launched into ‘serious team management allegations’ against the head coach of Univeristy of Missouri’s women’s and men’s swimming and diving teams.   Although the university representatives refused to give a statement on camera, the athletic department did confirm that they have placed Greg Rhodenbaugh, the head…

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  The former West Fargo coach of the girls swimming, Ronald Hehn, claimed that he was kicked out of the pool at the Hulbert Aquatic Center, for no apparent reason.   According to the former coach, who was fired a few weeks ago after claims for his inappropriate coaching practices…

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Ryan Lochte

  Six-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte is undergoing treatment for severe alcohol addiction, according to his lawyer.   Ryan Lochte is the second-most decorated Olympic winner in the history, after Michael Phelps, and has won 12 gold medals in his career so far – but his battle with addiction…

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  The 2020 US Olympic trials that will be conducted in Omaha, Nebraska are set to take place from 21st June to the 28th of June.   The trials will also see the inclusion of 2 new categories; the women’s 1800 category and the men’s 1500 category, which means the…

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  USA Swimming, the national swimming committee and governing body for the sport in the US has announced that it will be appointing the former Executive Director of College Swimming Coaches of America (CSCAA) as the organization’s Managing Director of Sports Development.     Shinofeld has formerly participated in races,…

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en’s Texas A&M Kicks off Championship Season with CSCAA

  Texas A&M has kicked off the season with a bang at the Lone Star Lake last Saturday. The men’s swimming and diving team placed 5th at College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) National Collegiate Open Water Championships.   The head coach of Texas A&M men’s swimming and diving…

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