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        <title>Another Memorial Day Pool Bash</title>
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        <description>Now in its eighth year, the predominately black AAU swimming competition will be held Memorial Day weekend (May 29-30) with over 40 teams and 720 swimmers expected to participate.</description>
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        <title>A Short History of Black Swimming: The 70&#39;s: Enith Brigitha</title>
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        <description>No doubt the best Black swimmer of the 70&#39;s was Enith Brigitha of Curacao, Netherlands Antilles. She was the first Black female swimmer. And she was the first Black female swimmer to win two Olympic medals (in 1976), both bronze, one for the 100m and one for the 200m freestyle. &lt;br /&gt;




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        <pubDate>Sun, 27 Apr 2008 21:59:00 PST</pubDate>
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        <title>Looking Back at McCoy Williams</title>
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        <description>McCoy Williams was never one to inspire fear when he&#39;d line up next to his opponents on the starting blocks. After all, he was only 5-foot-4 and this was swimming, a sport where the successful generally had lean muscles and, more importantly -- long limbs. </description>
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        <description>“Michael Jordan could’ve been a swimmer if he’d been introduced to it at a young age,” Perry-Okpara says, smiling. “He ended up playing basketball, which seemed to work out all right, but you never know what could’ve happened.” </description>
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        <title>&#39;Nino&#39; wins at Circuito Nacional de Surf</title>
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        <description>Not satisfied with his 360 frontside maneuver which wowed the crowd, he came back shortly after with a backside 360 air and landed it perfectly. The result: Germaine &quot;Nino&quot; Myrie&amp;nbsp;-- the 2002-03 Costa Rican National Surf Champion -- won the Copa Mango Open 1st place. Jason Torres came in 2nd, with Gilbert Brown 3rd and Diego Naranjo 4th. </description>
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