How many people can say they’ve been swimming for more than 80 years? Jurgen Schmidt of Southern California can! Schmidt never gave competitive swimming a thought, until he wanted to
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has selected 803 teams from 479 institutions to the Scholar All-America Team for the Fall 2022 semester. Teams were selected
Swim England CEO Jane Nickerson To Retire As Review Demands Urgent Reform Of Safeguarding & Disciplinary Procedures Swim England CEO Jane Nickerson will retire at the end of 2023 as
Tokyo Olympian and double Irish record holder Brendan Hyland has announced his retirement to start a new chapter of his life in Australia. The 28-year-old represented Ireland at the World
Brett Hawke Podcast Continues To Be Can’t-Miss Stop For Top-Tier Engagement In Sport Here’s the deal. Brett Hawke could sit down and discuss his career with anyone for hours. As
Ohio State Women Looming as Sleeper Top-Five Candidate for NCAA Championships Even diehard Buckeye fans would not confuse Ohio State’s women’s swimming and diving program with a national powerhouse. In
Australia’s Olympic 200m breaststroke champion Zac Stubblety-Cook admits the next two years towards Paris will be both “exciting and scary.” “They are the two words that come to mind first
How to Win a Championship: Lose a Dual Meet By Ron Blanc, Guest Contributor/Santa Margarita Catholic High School Swim Coach As a boys’ and girls’ high school coach for 35
The Fine Art Of In-Meet Coaching: It Can Take a Deft Touch…Or a Hammer You want smoke on the water, excitement in aquatics? Just put longtime coaches in the same
What is Overtraining Syndrome? A Glance At An Overlooked Illness Overtraining syndrome is a condition where an athlete deals with declining performances and overall fatigue in their sport, despite continued
