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USASwimming Weekly Media Report July 9 - July 16 Top Swim Cities Coverage • Please click here to see the Flipboard with all Top Swim Cities coverage. Pan-Am Games Coverage • Please click here to see the Flipboard with all Pan-Ams coverage. World University Games Coverage • Cal swimming program puts forth strong performance at World University Games (The Daily Californian | July 16) • Mt. Lebanon swimmer sets World University mark (The Almanac | July 13) • Whitaker wins gold at World University Games (The Times of Northwest Indiana | July 10) • Stephanie Peacock Wins Bronze For Team USA To Conclude World University Games (USA Swimming | July 11) • Team USA Adds Eight Medals As World University Games Pool Action Concludes (USA Swimming | July 10) Non-Endemic Media Outlets • Ryan Lochte faces his smallest Worlds schedule ever after throwaway 2014 (NBC Sports | July 16) • Amanda Beard on Rio, 2016: I’ll watch from my couch (NBC Sports | July 16) • Clases de natacion gratis para familias de bajos recursos (HolaCiudad! | July 15) • Beyond the Medals: Missy Franklin interview (Universal Sports | July 15) • Kids learn to swim through free program (WOTV4women.com | July 15) • Olympic Swimmer Allison Schmitt tries to emerge from her darkness (The Baltimore Sun | July 15) • USA Swimming’s Thomas visits Meridian Swim Association (The Meridian Star | July 15) • Ne w goal: Teach 800,000 kids how to swim (KATU News | July 14) • Michael Phelps swims his final race at NBAC (NBC Sports | July 14) • Team Santa Monica swimmer vying for Olympic bid (Santa Monica Daily Press | July 11) • USA Swimming Foundation helping hundreds of thousands learn to swim (WDBJ7.com | July 10) • Try out SwimJitsu this weekend in Central Indiana (WTHR-TV | July 10) Endemic Media Outlets • David Durden’s First U.S. Head Coaching Job Comes With Unique Challenges (Swimming World | July 16) • Ryan Lochte, Katie Ledecky, and Dave Durden Talk 2015 World Championships (SwimSwam | July 16) • Missy Franklin Wins ESPY Best College Female Athlete (Swimming World | July 15) • How Swimming Nearly Killed Me And Changed My Life (SwimSwam | June 25) Organizational News • You Don’t Have To Be An American President To Swim (USA Swimming | July 15) • Top Tips For Fighting Fatigue (USA Swimming | July 15) • Wednesday Word: Fly And Die (USA Swimming | July 15) • 20 Question Tuesday: Amanda Beard (USA Swimming | July 14) • TrueSport Deck Pass Is Back With New Summer Events (USA Swimming | July 14) • Swimming Presidents: Kennedy, Ford, Reagan (USA Swimming | July 13) • Mike’s Mailbag: Keep Swimming In College, Or Move On? (USA Swimming | July 13) • Swimming Presidents: Teddy, FDR and Truman (USA Swimming | July 10) • Kylie Stewart: On The Right Path (USA Swimming | July 10) • The Chuck Wielgus Blog: Hot Fun In The Summertime (USA Swimming | July 9) • Chuck Katis: The Magic Man (USA Swimming | July 9).
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