Mel Stewart is a journalist for SwimSwam, specializing in swim camp promotions and coverage. Mel provides information on upcoming swim camps, discounts, and highlights notable swimmers and their achievements.
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Mel's coverage is heavily focused on swimming-related events, with a significant emphasis on swim camps and job opportunities in the swimming industry. Journalists like Mel may be interested in pitches related to upcoming swim camps, trends in the swimming industry, or profiles of prominent swimmers.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and event coverage, she might appreciate pitches related to new developments or initiatives within the swimming community such as innovative swim gear or equipment launches, as well as travel-related topics for swimmers.
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By: Mel Stewart, Cynthia Curran, Yanyan Li
Although Yanyan wasn't the greatest competitive swimmer, she learned more about the sport of swimming by being her high school swim team's manager for four years. She eventually ventured into the realm of writing and joined SwimSwam in January 2022, where she hopes to contribute to and learn more about … Read More »
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By: Otis McDonald
"The Paris newspapers were there to record the American invasion, most of the ink devoted to Weissmuller and Hawaii’s Duke Kahanamoku..." Current photo via public domain
By: Mel Stewart
2020 Paralympic silver medalist, Ahalya Lettenberger, heads to Paris to compete at the 2024 Paralympics in the 400m free and the 100m breast.
A blockbuster lineup of U.S. and international Olympic Coaches and speakers highlight the highly anticipated post-Paris Olympics ASCA World Clinic!
Jennifer Rushton, Director of Athletics: "I am absolutely thrilled to add Eric… He brings a wealth of experience from the top NCAA Division II..."
Murphy's performance was a struggle at times, but he further penned his Olympic icon status adding three more medals to his career-haul.
By: Mel Stewart
Walsh loved her first Olympic, and she's fired up about the '25 NCAA season and her new goals for the next Olympic quad, meaning a fast 100 fly.
By: Ryan Murphy Unpacks, Lydia Jacoby
Caeleb Dressel is just glad he did it, went to the Paris Olympics, because there were two moments when he thought he might not go at all. Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
Caeleb Dressel's timing might be perfect. Rowdy announced that he is retiring after the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
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