INSIDE THIS ISSUE of
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ON THE COVER:
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Mark Warkentin
and Chloe Sutton
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(inset) will represent
the United States
at this summer’s
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Olympics in the 10K
open water events.
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Warkentin earned
his spot by finishing
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seventh at the FINA
Open Water World
Championships in
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Seville, Spain, while
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Sutton won the
women’s 10K at the
sport’s final qualify-
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ing event in Beijing.
(See stories,
pages 8 and 10.)
[COVER PHOTO PROVIDED BY TYR;
INSET PHOTO BY BRUNO DOMINGOS,
REUTERS]
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TECHNIQUE TIP: Shoulder Shrug Style of Breaststroke demonstrated by Kaitlin Sandeno
STILL KICKING: Sippy Woodhead by Emily Sampl
DEPARTMENTS:
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FOR THE RECORD
ONE LAST CHANCE by Steven Munatones
Chloe Sutton was given a second chance and made the
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Q&A WITH COACH RICH DeSELM by Michael J. Stott
HOW THEY TRAIN: Chip Peterson, Joe Kinderwater and Whitney Sprague
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NATIONAL AGE GROUP RECORD SETTER: Connor Signorin by Judy Jacob
SPEEDO AMERICAN RELAY by Judy Jacob
TYR AGE GROUP SWIMMER OF THE MONTH: Linda Ferguson
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