By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In an extremely taut match yesterday on the other side of the world, the U.S. men’s water polo team pulled away from Japan in
USA Swimming today announced that Indiana University head coach Ray Looze and University of Louisville head coach Arthur Albiero have been selected to lead the United States’ team as men’s
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Yesterday Francis D. Landrey,Chair of the Hartwick College Board of Trustees, notified the 24 athletes on the Hartwick women’s water polo team that the
Nine-time All-American and World University Games Gold Medalist Hellen Moffitt has joined Fike Swim as their latest ambassador. The company announced the news on their website and social media handles
Some of the biggest names in Japanese swimming are competing this week in the 2018 Japanese National Championships in Tokyo. They are racing to qualify for the Pan Pacs team
During a remarkable first evening of swimming finals at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, the host Australians won two gold medals, with Mack Horton taking the top spot in
After Bronte Campbell gave Australia a big lead in the 4×100 free relay final, the outcome was never in doubt. A few moments later, Bronte’s older sister, Cate Campbell, split an amazing 51.00
Scotland’s Ross Murdoch looked like he was in position to win a second straight Commonwealth gold medal in the 200 breast, but England’s James Wilby stormed home on the last 50 to
The Beat Goes On: Can Stanford Repeat as National Champions? After losing its captain and inspirational leader, Stanford, with a wealth of talent and desire, continues to dominate its competition
England’s Eleanor Robinson, won won Paralympic gold in the S6 50 fly in Rio, took Commonwealth gold in the event while swimming up a classification. She won the race by almost
