Brent Rutemiller Announces Retirement As ISHOF CEO and Swimming World Magazine Publisher After five years as the CEO of the International Swimming Hall of Fame and more than 30 years
Jack Bauerle on Success, Succession at the University of Georgia Jack Bauerle had been told, by friends who’d gone through it, that the day would come when he’d know
Seven-time Olympic medallist Penny Oleksiak has withdrawn from Team Canada for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham next month to focus on her long-term preparation for Paris 2024. Oleksiak and Swimming
World Championships Day Six Preview and Predictions: Lilly King, Zac Stubblety-Cook Favored in 200 Breaststroke At the most recent World Championships in Gwangju, Zac Stubblety-Cook finished fourth in the men’s 200
Taylor Ruck Returning to Stanford for One More Year Two-time Canadian Olympian Taylor Ruck returned to Stanford this year after a two-year absence to prepare for the Olympics, and after a
Louisville Adds Bryon Tansel as Associate Head Coach Louisville on Tuesday hired Bryon Tansel as an associate head coach, joining coach Arthur Albiero’s staff. Tansel spent the last five seasons
2022 World Para Swimming Championships: Americans Set World Record in Mixed Medley Relay The American relay of Ellie Marks, Rudy Garcia-Tolson, Abbas Karimi and Leanne Smith set a world record
Budapest Bummer? Duncan Scott Latest Star to Withdraw From Thinned-Out Worlds You cannot help but feel for Duncan Scott. He tested positive for COVID-19 just weeks before the start of World
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Australian Diver, Matthew Mitcham is credited with having received the highest single-dive score in Olympic history. At the 2008 Olympic Games, in Beijing, China, Mitcham chose to execute a two-and-one-half
