Articles Written By: Meg Keller-Marvin

By: Meg Keller-Marvin

Great Races: Women’s 100-Meter Backstroke at the 1964 Olympics By Dave Bartlett and Brenda Borgh Bartlett “In one drop of … Continued

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by JOHN LOHN – EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Great Races in History: When Jon Sieben Shot Down The Albatross For Olympic Gold As part … Continued

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It was a sad day at ISHOF when we learned that Marion Washburn, aka “Marion the Librarian” (1928-2022) passed away … Continued

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The International Swimming Hall of Fame 2022 Induction Weekend Silent Auction is now open!  New items are being added every week.  The auction is open … Continued

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2022 ISHOF Honoree Ceremony Weekend The 57th Annual ISHOF Honoree Induction weekend will be held Friday, October 14 and  Saturday, October 15, 2022 … Continued

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by JOHN LOHN – EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 22 August 2022, 07:56am Munich Games 50th: The Missing Gold of Rick DeMont; How A Teenager … Continued

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by MEG KELLER-MARVIN 21 August, 2022 Mirko Vičević has won gold at every major event on the water polo world stage; the … Continued

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Munich 50th: When a Tie Was Not a Tie; How .002 Decided Olympic Gold and Changed the Sport The 50th … Continued

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by MATTHEW DE GEORGE 19 August 2022 Jason Momoa to Produce Feature Biopic on Duke Kahanamoku Hollywood star Jason Momoa has already delved … Continued

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by MATTHEW DE GEORGE Brenda Fisher, who gained international renown in the 1950s for crossing the English Channel, died on Aug. 2, … Continued