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Ishank Singh from Ranchi, India became the youngest person ever to swim across the treacherous Palk Strait, completing the 29-kilometer journey from Sri Lanka to India in under 10 hours. The third-grader trained five hours daily at a local dam before conquering one of South Asia's most dangerous open-water routes.
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Jane Asher just shattered five world swimming records at age 95, proving it's never too late to make waves. The London grandmother credits the water for keeping her young and her friends for keeping her going.
Jane Asher just shattered five world swimming records at age 95, bringing her lifetime total to 100. The great-grandmother credits the water for keeping her healthy, happy, and inspiring others to stay active.
Jane Asher has shattered over 100 world swimming records and shows no signs of slowing down at age 95. The great-grandmother's secret? A love of water that keeps her happy, healthy, and always looking forward to the next race.
Jane Asher just added five more world records to her collection of over 100, proving that age is just a number when you love what you do. The great-grandmother of six credits swimming for keeping her healthy, happy, and surrounded by friends who push her to keep going.
A 95-year-old swimmer from south London just shattered five age group world records, bringing her lifetime total to over 100 Masters swimming records. Jane Asher credits friendship, family tradition, and the pure joy of swimming for her decades of success.
Jameson Curtis shattered the 50-yard freestyle world record by nearly two seconds while swimming with a football helmet. The Forney athlete's creative challenge turned heads and set a new bar for unconventional athletic achievements.
A 15-year-old Michigan swimmer just broke a school record that stood for three decades, proving that dedication and discipline can rewrite history. Alex Ostrander remains undefeated in his signature events throughout his entire high school career.
Norwich University's Kristian Adlianitski shattered the same swimming record twice in 24 hours, helping his team dominate the conference championships. The Cadets won seven of eight events on Day 2 and lead by nearly 170 points heading into the final day.
Laura Val celebrated her 75th birthday year by breaking four world swimming records in a single meet, adding to her staggering collection of over 430 world records across four decades. The Las Vegas competition proved age is just a number when you refuse to slow down.