Commonwealth Games, Day One Prelims: Erika Fairweather and Lani Pallister Set to Duel for 400 Freestyle Title The first of this summer’s three major international competitions got underway this morning,
Why Quiet Confidence Matters Most Before Championship Season As championship season approaches, the atmosphere around the pool begins to change. Practices become more intentional. Conversations shift from technique and volume
Shin Ohashi, Filip Nowacki Aiming to Lead Speed Surge in Men’s 200 Breaststroke At last year’s World Championships, the men’s 200 breaststroke final produced one of the most exciting finishes
Australian Swimmers in Line for Major Paydays at Commonwealth Games Australian swimmers who reach the podium at the Commonwealth Games are staring at lucarative payouts, thanks to billionaire mining magnate
The Journey of Marrit Steenbergen: Surrounded by Greatness and Willing to Push Limits As her profile started to take shape on the international stage, a teenage Marrit Steenbergen was surrounded
Stroke and Turn Officiating – We Have Liftoff By Ron Van Pool Stroke and turn officials are indeed the “eyes of the referee.” The foundation of swimming officiating is to
Expect American Women’s Swim Team to Continue Domination at Pan Pacs This summer sets up as the quietest championship season for American swimmers since the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the Tokyo
Commonwealth Games: Angharad Evans Channels Tartan Army Spirit a Year after Singapore Devastation Angharad Evans will channel the spirit of the Tartan Army when she makes her debut for Team
Washington State Hires Parker Hughes as Assistant Coach Washington State on Wednesday announced the hiring of Parker Hughes as an assistant coach for its women’s swimming and diving team. Hughes
Maggie Wanezek Makes Massive Leap in 200 Backstroke Rankings Only a few months ago, Maggie Wanezek ranked 170th all-time in the 200-meter backstroke. Among Americans, she sat just inside the
