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Articles by Braden Keith

FINA Announces 2014 World Cup Stops; Berlin is Out

Above, Ranomi Kromowidjojo swims at the Doha stop of the 2013 World Cup, which will lead off this year’s series.

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Zsuzsanna Jakabos On The Mend After Shoulder Surgery

Zsuzsanna Jakabos’ recovery from a surgical procedure she underwent in October to repair a shoulder injury is moving in a positive direction…

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DIII Men’s Midseason Rankings: Denison On Top, Kenyon Second

Post midseason, it’s fun to look into the future and try to predict how the end of the season will play out. We’ve seen some incredible swims this year already from the men in DIII – it’s time to take a more in depth look and try to figure out how individual players and teams will stack up come March.

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San Diego State Tops Boise in Quad-Challenge; Grand Canyon Beats UCSD

As teams were wrapping up their winter training, UCSD, Grand Canyon University, Boise State, and San Diego State converged for…

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Navy Men Narrowly Defeat Princeton in Annapolis

The U.S. Naval Academy won a close one at home, handing Princeton their first loss of the season and improving their own record to 5-2.

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Jack Bauerle Not on Deck; Still Wins 500th Career Dual In Georgia Sweep of NC State

A pair of wins from Georgia’s Nic Fink helped take Georgia to the 500th and 501st wins of Jack Bauerle’s career.

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Stanford Tops Texas in Another Nail-Biter in Rivalry Revival

Stanford senior Felicia Lee was under 54 seconds in both the 100 fly and the 100 back, as the Cardinal won the last relay to win the meet against Texas.

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2013 United States Swimmer of the Year Swammy: Katie Ledecky

Katie Ledecky (center) had an unbelievable record-breaking year, which made her our Swammy Award winner for the United States.

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Jack Bauerle to Be Held Out of Dual Meet Saturday, Which Could Be 500th Win

Jack Bauerle won’t be present on deck for what could be his 500th win today in Athens.

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San Jose State’s Anderson Wins Three in Victory over Batiza and CSU-Bakersfield

The San Jose State Spartans topped the Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners by a lopsided score of 182-106 on Friday in…

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Danes Hold Training Camp To Develop Young Talent

In an effort to improve on their 2013 results Michael Hinge has gathered 16 of the top Danish juniors for a 10 day training camp in Austria.

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Arizona Women Sweep Trio in Pac-12 Network 2014 Swimming Debut

Bonnie Brandon (above) and Elizabeth Pepper led the Arizona Wildcats to a resounding victory. The meet will be televised on Saturday.

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Florida Gulf Coast-Liberty Meet Cancelled, Building Tension for CCSA Championships

The Liberty flames pose Friday with the Eagle statue that is the mascot of rivals Florida Gulf Coast.

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DIII Women’s Midseason Power Rankings: Emory Atop Standings, JHU Making Some Noise

So, after some heavy duty training, December’s midseason meets gave us all some fast swims to marvel at and enjoy. But the big question on everyone’s mind is always – so what next? Midseason is a great way to look forward to what might be coming up in March for those athletes who will be rep-ing their teams at IUPUI in March for the NCAA meet.

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2013 Swammy Awards: Female African Swimmer of the Year

Farida Osman, who became the first Arab female siwmmer in history to qualify for a World Championship final, has been named the 2013 Female African Swimmer of the Year.

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