Doctors told Wyatt Feldman that he had to take a mandatory three-month break from swimming because of a rotator cuff injury when he was 15
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Going for gold in the 100-meter fly
It was either sink or swim for freshman Thaddaeus “Shaggy” Adams when he was first thrown into the pool as an infant. While most babies
Slow and steady wins the race
Going the distance as she ripples through the water, Shany Ninio, of the Pierce swim team, has been set to kick her way through the
English professor dives in
Teaching can be a challenge within itself. Then again, so can swimming, biking and running over 140 miles combined in the span of a single
New math professor dives into new full-time position
Math teachers that swim do exist at Pierce College. Developmental Math Professor Kristin Lassonde enjoys her life not only in the classroom, but in the
Record breaker looks forward to his future
At only 18 years old, Pierce College swimmer Blair Kroetz has achieved more than he had ever expected, breaking two school records and placing fourth
Swimmers’ Secret Weapon: Training
“To left to left, to right to left to left, One, Ready go!” yelled out Judith Terhar, assistant coach for Pierce College swimming team. The swimmers’ hands, raised in formation, line the pool. Head coach Fred Shaw explained that their techniques are a different aspect of training, part of it which teaches people to stroke efficiently and strongly so they can go their fastest.