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Gwen had a great day in New Zealand. After a good swim, she barely missed the first bike group abut came into T2 only 1:17 down to the leader. It became apparent that Gwen was running well enough to have a chance at the end and she ran herself leterally past everyone from 22nd to 2nd in the 10 km run. The finish also moves Gwen into 9th in the World for the 2012 season. Congrats and enjoy a break with the season over! Germany’s Anne Haug overcame a...
Emily White, daughter of Coaches Bob and Ann, manages and promotes bands. Her first stab at managing and promoting athletes begins with Swimming Star Anthony Ervin. Here's a piece from USA Swimming that goes behind the scenes. With a little luck Anthony might make an appearance at this year's A+ Meet!
Coach Angela Monty from YMCA of Fox Cities produces this convenient combo sheet for both Y State and WI Swimming, Inc State
View Pics taken By Tom Michelson Schroeder's first event was a great way to open the 2012-2013 season. Many of Schroeder's youngest swimmers got to take two starts and get the feel for a meet situation before the weekend's kick off with the Pentathlon. After the swimming, more that 145 enjoyed Bunzels spaghetti and meatballs!
Gwen has two races left in this year's World Triathlon Series - Yokahama and Auckland. She will be racing Saturday but that's Friday night CST. Gwen will then travel to Autralia for two weeks before heading the New Zealand for the series final.
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won the crucial duel against the brazilian by a hundredth. that allowed alexandrov, godsoe,and schneider to chill on the individuals. there was one minute in between each 50. then 4 minutes before the 200 medley relay. i got us out in the lead against brazil, alexandrov fell back just a little bit, but eugene godsoe was ablle to run down gabriel mangabeira. josh scneider took down bruno fratus on the anchor who was 4th place at the olympics just recently. USA wins the first round. in a buig upset,...
From SWIMSWAM The American team of Adam Mania, Mike Alexandrov, Eugene Godsoe, and Josh Schneider won the Fast Lane meet in Brazil in a bit of an upset after topping the Australians in the final, meaning that they will split roughly $25,000 in prizes. The meet was set up in a team-by-team bracket, with the French and the Australians facing off on one side and the Americans and Brazilians on the other. One swimmer from each team competed head-to-head against their opponents in a stroke 50, worth 1 point each (for 4 possible...
