FINIS, Inc. and McDonald Management announce the sponsorship of Australian Olympic Gold Medalist and world record holder, Meg Harris. FINIS is proud to officially announce the partnership that will run
Duel in the Pool Revival Has Potential to Become Captivating Rivalry Showdown The Duel in the Pool is back. This made-for-TV, rivalry-style event has been absent from the international calendar
Phase I Done: ISHOF Pool Complex Renovation Complete Earlier this week HENSEL PHELPS completed the Fort Lauderdale Aquatics Center at the International Swimming Hall of Fame. There are three brand
Ukrainian Olympian Sergiy Fesenko Trying to Make a Difference From Afar Sergiy Fesenko is a long way physically from Ukraine, but his thoughts rarely stray from a homeland under attack.
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Thursday, April 21, 2022, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Should graduate swimmers
Stanford University coach Dan Schemmel, a former Spartan swimmer, will appear before the MSU Board of Trustees in support of the Battle for Spartan Swim and Dive’s ongoing fight for
Assessing the U.S. Men in the Six Non-Medal Events from Tokyo Olympics At the Tokyo Olympics, the U.S. men captured 10 individual medals in swimming along with gold medals in
Dalma Sebestyen overhauled Katinka Hosszu in the 200IM to win by 0.01 at the Hungarian Nationals while Kristof Milak opened his campaign with victory in the 100 free in Debrecen.
Major Australian Names Speak Out on Topic Of Transgender Participation and Fairness in Swimming Australian superstar Emma McKeon and Swimming Australia President Tracy Stockwell have weighed in on the transgender
FINA Says Olympic Qualifying Standards are Not Final, Released by IOC ‘In Error’ After 2024 Olympic qualifying standards for swimming were released through an International Olympic Committee (IOC) newsletter, FINA
