Tinkering With Pro Swim Series Should Pay Off For USA Swimming USA Swimming is reimagining its annual circuit of Pro Swim Series meets for 2026, introducing four-day formats and semifinals.
From Tim Duncan to Joe Thomas: How the Pool Can Be an Athlete’s Greatest Ally The pool does not care who you are. Whether All-Pro or All-American, the second you
Throwback Thursday: When Cesar Cielo Captured Olympic Gold and the Emotional Aftermath (Video) In this edition of Throwback Thursday, we look back at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, when
Passages: Carol ‘Penny’ Taylor, Olympian and Long-Time Official and Coach, 96 Carol “Penny” Taylor, a 1948 Olympian and long-time coach and swimming official, died on Nov. 4. She was 96
Dávid Betlehem Posts 1500 Free Rankings Topper At Hungarian Championships Dávid Betlehem became the first man inside 14:30 this year as he went top of the 1500 free rankings at the Hungarian
The Big Ten Conference announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. Big Ten Men’s Swimmer of the Week Blake Rowe, Purdue So. – Traverse City, Mich. Became the first Boilermaker to
arena proudly welcomes Summer McIntosh, the Canadian star and Olympic champion, already considered one of the greatest swimmers of the modern era at just 19 years old. Overall she is
Eva Okaro Brings Long-Awaited Speed to Texas in First College Season For five consecutive seasons, the University of Texas women have finished among the top-three teams at the NCAA Championships,
The Longest-Standing American Records and Who Can Break Them (Women’s Edition) A glance at the American records from the long-course pool reveals there are more longstanding marks among men than
Diana Nyad to be Honored by City of Fort Lauderdale with Historic Marker The City of Fort Lauderdale will host a ceremony on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.
