NC State Opens ACC Competition With Sweep of Duke
Abby Arens won twice as the NC State women earned a 168-130 win over Duke, who was competing for the first time since the death of former coach Dan Colella.
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Abby Arens won twice as the NC State women earned a 168-130 win over Duke, who was competing for the first time since the death of former coach Dan Colella.
In what was the program's first official meet, the Southern Indiana women came out with a win over Valpo, while the Crusader men had a victory of their own.
For the victory. but something else you can see the strokes, the powerful strokes of leah thomas where there isn't a whole lot of movement in her legs. she's using a lot upper body to reach in and pull and it's a much quieter stroke even as it's more powerful than a lot of these other swimmers right now. owell, i can't say is probably thinking, but anyone who knows even the basics of competitive swimming realizes that deriving power from only the arms isn't natural. th now this is 2020 two. so of course thomas wasn't the only first who made it to the top of the podium. yales icic a transgender...
The Colorado congresswoman tweeted that queer and trans people should reach a certain age before living their truth, comparing coming out with buying alcohol at 21.
(CNS News) -- House Representative Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) introduced a resolution on Wednesday to recognize U.S. Olympic and college swimmer Emma Weyant as the real 1st place winner of the 2022 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming championship because transgender "female" Lia Thomas, a biological male, was awarded the winning medal.