‘The Only Thing I Saw Was a Swimmer:’ Michael Phelps on Identity and Mental Health Michael Phelps has long been an advocate for athletes’ mental health and for athletes sharing
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured a recap on the U.S. Swim Trials, a second career for Rachel Zilinskas, Leah Hayes breaking Katie Hoff’s NAG record,
How the U.S. Women’s Relays Stack Up for World Championships Following the U.S. International Team Trials, the U.S. women are set up to win a lot of medals at the
World Junior Champion Maxime Rooney Announces Retirement USA National Team member Maxime Rooney, an NCAA star and a World Junior Championships gold medalist, announced his retirement Saturday. Rooney made the
Leading Sports Scientist Ross Tucker Sheds Light on Transgender Participation Debate The issue of transgender participation in women’s sports has been a major topic in swimming, most notably Lia Thomas
By Daniel Paulling Sarasota Sharks Masters members Jim and Anna Lea Matysek were announced as recipients of the 2022 Capt. Ransom J. Arthur M.D. Award on Thursday evening. The award
Rex Maurer Posts 4:13 500 Freestyle Among Three Wins at CIF-Southern Section Championships At the CIF Southern Section Division I championship meet Friday evening in Mission Viejo, Loyola junior Rex Maurer posted
Hali Flickinger Checks Career Goal By Making Team USA Relay Hali Flickinger made a stunning change to her lineup last year, adding a grueling race like the 400 IM in
Rachel Zilinskas, Former Georgia All-American, Enjoying Second Career in Triathlon Filling the hole left by swimming was a complex challenge for Rachel Zilinskas when she left the University of Georgia.
World University Games in Chengdu Postponed to 2023 The World University Games in Chengdu have been postponed until 2023. The FISU (International University Sports Federation) Games had initially been scheduled
