Guest Commentary: Recommendations and Revisions For USA Swimming’s Transgender Policy Guest Commentary – By Ethan Li When USA Swimming released its new transgender policy in February, it was clearly a
Three-Time Olympian Nathan Adrian To Be Inducted Into Cal Athletic Hall of Fame Three-time Olympian Nathan Adrian, whose career was defined by an individual Olympic title and repeated clutch performances
The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) is proud to announce a new award this year to recognize coaches who have committed extraordinary time and energy to positively impact the lives
USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of swimming in the United States, today announced the official dates and Olympic time standards for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming,
The Week That Was, sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured Kyle Chalmers opening up, an explosive Australian Championships, and popstar Cody Simpson returns to the pool. The Week That
Kyle Chalmers Deserves Celebration, Not Criticism, For Decision to Race at World Champs There are several instances from history in which an athlete has yielded a position at a major
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. We know the signs: Groaning during sets, disengagement at meets, half-hearted effort in the weight room. But when burnout hits us, we are
Olympic bronze medallist Noé Ponti and Chad Le Clos produced their second tight tussle in as many days in the 100 fly in the race of day two at the Mare
Australia’s latest world record holders Zac Stubblety-Cook and Ariarne Titmus will be joined by pop star Cody Simpson and a determined world number one Shayna Jack in Australia’s 46-member able-bodied
NEW COMMIT: Florida State University has earned a big in-state verbal commitment for the 2023-24 season from U.S. Open Water National Teamer Cadence Fort of Estero, Florida. Regarding her commitment: “So excited
