One day after a commission created by the World Anti-Doping Agency found many instances of unethical practices in Russian track and field in terms of destroying doping samples and accepting
By Courtney Bartholomew, SwimmingWorld College Intern The other day I was beginning to write a piece for Swimming World covering taper tips. However, as I scrolled through my newsfeed on
Michael Phelps gives his most candid interview in his long career for the new issue of Sports Illustrated, talking about the demons that plagued him during his brief time away
By Maria Dobysheva At Russian short course Nationals in Kazan, Anton Chupkov, multiple gold medalist at last World Junior Championships in Singapore, set a World Junior record in the 100
A few Belgian swimmers traveled to Tilburg, NED to compete against the Dutch elites. Indeed, the Dutch Open Short Course Swimming Championships took place at the sport center ‘de Drieburcht’ in
Aquatic Fitness Center for sale. The swim program was established in the 90’s and state of the art indoor swim facility with two pools on 5 acres was built in
Up & Comer: Robert Finke Robert Finke, 15, of St. Petersburg Aquatics has been making a name for himself both in the pool and in the open water arena. The
A commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency has released a 323-page report that does not mince words, accusing the Russian government of destroying urine samples and accepting bribes from athletes
The battle between Ventura County Masters and Sarasota YMCA Masters for ownership of the Masters world record in the men’s 800 free relay for the 240-279 age group went to
Commentary by Jeff Commings Another edition of the FINA World Cup has come to an end. This year’s series shook things up a bit in terms of format, which drew
