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.
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The Assistant Men’s and Women’s Swim Coach reports directly to the Head Men’s and Women’s Swim Coach and is responsible for assisting in the organization and administration of the swim program in accordance with the rules and regulations of the University, Horizon League and NCAA.
By: Mel Stewart
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West Florida School of Technology and Fort Walton Beach School battled for 1st, with West Florida girls taking the lead and Fort Walton boys claiming 1st. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
By: Caiden Bowers, Mel Stewart, Brinkleigh Hansen, Lopez Daytona Beach, Farragut, Neala Klein, Victoria Edgar, Ella Gotha, Lila Higgo
Bolles School dominated District 2. The girls' team took 1st by 383 points and the boys' team finished in 1st by 277 points. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
By: Caiden Bowers, Mel Stewart, Jl Mann, Mallory Lapointe, Hana Sungail, Maddie Reynolds
Windermere High School swept both the girls' and boys' teams in Region 2, sending 35 swimmers on to compete at the state championships. Current photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
By: Caiden Bowers, Mel Stewart, Sunlake Land, Thomas Aquinas
The Ponte Vedra High School girls' team took gold in Region 1 for the third year in the row, breaking two school records in the process. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
Katie Ledecky graces the cover of SwimSwam's 2024 Olympic Year in Review magazine, a gold cover issue you will want to keep for years and years. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
This camp will focus on perfecting all aspects of breaststroke starting from setting a great streamline & getting in the correct body position Current photo via Rafa Babot
These swim camps are headed by some of the best coaches in swimming. Stay tuned. More swim camps will be listed soon.
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