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News, Sep 7, 2011
Oakland Swim Coach Hit with Allegations of Misconduct

In at least four instances, Oakland Undercurrent coach Ben Sheppard allegedly sent inappropriate messages to young swimmers.
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: News, Ben Sheppard, Oakland Undercurrent, Oakland Community Pools Project, USA Swimming, sexting, Sally West, Jesse Stovall, Bear Swimming, Andrew King, Pacific Swimming, Robert Allard, Chuck Wielgus

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Blogs, Seven Days, Aug 12, 2010
More Allegations of Sexual Abuse Against A Former Bay Area Swim Coach
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: Breaking News, Law Enforcement & Crime, USA Swimming, Pacific Swimming, sex abuse, Norman Havercroft, Jancy Thompson

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News, Feature, Apr 7, 2010
Swimming in Sex Abuse

A recent Berkeley criminal case and a new lawsuit suggest that sex abuse by swim coaches is widespread and that officials aren't doing enough to stop it.
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: Feature, Jesse Stovall, Bear Swimming, Jesse Rubens Stovall, John Stovall, USA Swimming, Catholic Church, Andrew King, Pacific Swimming, Deena Deardurff Schmidt, Robert Allard, Jamie Fabos Olsen, Chuck Wielgus, Gary Firestone, Daryn Glasgow, Irvin Muchnick, Contra Costa College in San Pablo, Strawberry Canyon Aquatic Masters, Sproul Plaza, Metropolitan Resort, Det. Dunn, Chabot College, San Jose Aquatics

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