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The official, Brent Nowicki, was returning to Europe after attending the U.S. Olympic swimming trials in Indianapolis.
The official, Brent Nowicki, was returning to Europe after attending the U.S. Olympic swimming trials in Indianapolis.
A few seats away was World Aquatics executive director Brent Nowicki who recently received a subpoena from US investigators as part of their probe into the China case.
“I want you to ask that same question of Caeleb in L.A. [in 2028] and my goal and my hope is that his mind changes,” Nowicki said. “In four years he says, ‘You know what?
A few seats away was World Aquatics executive director Brent Nowicki who, as the AP reported earlier this month, recently received a subpoena from U.S. investigators as part of their probe into ...
Nowicki had a more somber view of the situation, realizing that his organization had significant work to do and changes to make to satisfy athletes, but he expressed optimism of a less contentious ...
Nowicki, 45, has been in his current role for about three years. As the CEO at World Aquatics, formerly FINA, he oversees water sports, and his next big task is the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games ...
Brent Nowicki, 45, has been in his current role as the CEO at World Aquatics, formerly FINA, for about three years.
World Aquatics confirmed last week that its executive director Brent Nowicki has been subpoenaed by the US government to testify in an investigation into how the Chinese swimmers escaped ...
Probe of Chinese swimmers could keep US from hosting future events: Sports federations group World Aquatics confirmed last week that its executive director Brent Nowicki has been subpoenaed by the US ...
World Aquatics confirmed last week that its executive director Brent Nowicki has been subpoenaed by the US government to testify in an investigation into how the Chinese swimmers escaped ...