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[ad_1] NCAA five years ago he acted In moving North Carolina away from a law limiting public toilet access for transgender people, Thomas found his long-running negotiations over transgender participation take on new urgency and intensity while swimming in the women’s section. But despite the association’s efforts to build a united front on the issue …
[ad_1] last August, Leon Neyfakh He had a decision to make. Podcast production company Prologue Projects was working on the fifth season of the series.Fiasco” is a nonfiction narrative show about American scandals in living memory. Previous seasons of the show have been acclaimed for their gripping re-examinations of convoluted political conflicts – Bush v. …
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[ad_1] USA Swimming said on Thursday it is re-evaluating its policy for transgender athletes at the elite level, which means requirements for transgender swimmers could change in the coming weeks. “Most of the policies are in flux,” said Amy Wilson, the NCAA’s general manager of inclusion. “It’s an ever-evolving field.” Wilson added that what underlies …
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[ad_1] SYDNEY, Australia – The spring sun may have been warm, but the Pacific Ocean off Sydney’s edge came through like a block of ice. I lowered my head and tried to breathe in a steady rhythm as I swam faster than usual to warm up, keeping an eye on the swimmers coming towards me …
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[ad_1] In the muffled silence, a steady breath-breath. A shadow, then a glimmer of silver. Then, the elusive fascination is fully revealed by the silent, gliding approach: the great white shark. When underwater filmmaker Ron Elliott dives below the surface, what he’s after is this moment of suspended magic. I first met Ron more than …
[ad_1] In every way, it was a minor miracle that Adult Swim managed to get off the drawing board 20 years ago. There was little to no money. The editor of Cartoon Network’s first original series worked from a closet. A celebrity guest on this series walked out of the middle of the recording, unaware …
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[ad_1] WALNUT CREEK, California — When the artistic swim team competition kicks off Friday at the Tokyo Games, swimmers’ goal will be to make their movements effortless. But while viewers will see smiling performers, sparkly suits and gelatinous hair, a risk lurks beneath the surface: the potential for concussion. Artistic swimming, formerly known as synchronized …
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[ad_1] WALNUT CREEK, QUALIFIED. — When the artistic swim team competition starts on Friday at the Tokyo Games, swimmers’ goal will be to make their moves effortless. But while viewers will see smiling performers, sparkly suits and gelatinous hair, a risk lurks beneath the surface: the potential for concussion. Artistic swimming, formerly known as synchronized …
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[ad_1] Australian Emma McKeon becomes the second woman to win seven medals in a single Olympic, and Caeleb Dressel and Bobby Finke of the United States add more gold medals to the American race on a frenetic final day of swimming competition at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre. The United States wrapped up the event by …
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[ad_1] Here are some highlights of US broadcast coverage on Saturday evening and overnight. All times are East. GOLF American Xander Schauffele is a must watch Round 4 of the men’s individual shooting games starts at 18:30 on the Golf Channel. The event may also be streamed on GolfChannel.com and NBCOlympics.com. BASEBALL Mexico and Israel …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – The mid-weekend of any Olympics is always big. Swimming ends, the course begins, and team competitions approach the qualifying stages. And the deluge of events at the Tokyo Games seems to have peaked on Sunday. A rough chronological look at a big day at the Games – here’s Sunday for us in …
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[ad_1] TOKYO – Athletics is in full swing at the Tokyo Olympics, and the race to become the fastest woman in the world is Saturday’s highlight. The women’s 100 meters was set at 21:50 Tokyo time and 8:50 Eastern time. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 34, of Jamaica, is a two-time Olympic champion in the women’s 100m, which …
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