Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Coach Seth in Video!
Monday, August 31, 2009
GULF Official Clinic
2009 Gulf Swimming Officials Clinics
The 2009 Gulf Swimming Officials Clinics will be held at two locations on two
different days. The first will held at the Conroe ISD Natatorium on Wednesday,
October 14th at 6pm with a Jason’s Deli dinner at 5:30pm.
The second clinic will be held at the Don Cook Natatorium (Sugar Land) on
Tuesday, October 20th at 6pm with a Jason’s Deli dinner at 5:30pm.
The two hour clinics are designed for S&T officials, official trainees and those who
wish to become Gulf Swimming officials, but all Gulf officials are invited. The
clinics will have a classroom instruction and in the pool demonstrations by
swimmers. The clinics will be the only clinics offered this year so it very important
for those in the target group to attend (read mandatory).
Please RSVP by October 12 to Rick Kehlenbach (rkehlenbach@comcast.net) for
the clinic that you would like to attend and what type of Jason’s Deli sandwich
that you would like to have (turkey-wheat/white), roast beef, ham, tuna, chicken
salad or veggie.
Another Reason to Swim!!
NOOSAVILLE, Australia -- Dawn Fraser, who won swimming gold medals at three Olympics, fought off and helped capture a man who tried to rob her home north of Brisbane.
“He threatened my life and I got really annoyed about that and just grabbed him by the ear and the hair.
”-- Dawn Fraser
The 71-year-old Fraser said Monday the man grabbed her but she fought back.
"This guy came out of the gate and grabbed me and I grabbed him by the ear and I kicked him in the groin," she told several Australian television stations.
"So he had to let me go. He threatened my life and I got really annoyed about that and just grabbed him by the ear and the hair."
She said a male friend made the man lie on his stomach until police arrived on Sunday.
Fraser won eight Olympic medals, including four golds, and held the 100-meter freestyle world record from 1956 to 1972. She won the 100 free at the 1956, 1960 and 1964 Olympics.