Passages: Joe Bernal, Coach of Olympians Banned for Life, Dies Joe Bernal, who coached Olympians and had a successful stint at Harvard University before being banned for life by USA
Queens University to Kick Off Week of Instagram Interaction With Swimming World Over the past decade, Queens University of Charlotte dominated the Division II swimming scene, as its men’s and
Turkish Olympians Batur Unlu, Deniz Ertan Lead Georgia Tech Wins over Emory Georgia Tech’s Turkish connection paid dividends in its opener, with Batur Unlu and Deniz Ertan winning two individual
Jordan Crooks’ 19.36 50 Free Leads Tennessee in Opener with UNC-Wilmington Tennessee’s Jordan Crooks threw down a 19.36 50 freestyle Saturday, the highlight of a pair of Tennessee wins over
Special Sets: The Training of Texas Recruit and Carmel High Standout Berit Berglund Berit Berglund, the top-ranked girls’ high school swimmer in Indiana (19th nationally), swims for Coach Chris Plumb’s
Which Stroke Is Truly the Decider in the Individual Medley? The individual medley events can be some of the most exciting races. With every stroke change, there is the potential
Australia’s Freestyle Sprint King Kyle Chalmers Pumped For A Powerhouse Finish To 2022 Kyle Chalmers has revealed he is back in his happy place and will throw his heart and
Alex Walsh, Kate Douglass Shine in Virginia Intrasquad Meet The University of Virginia swim teams, including the women’s group that has won NCAA team titles the last two years, competed
Leon Marchand Dominant as Arizona State Sweeps Georgia, Missouri; Georgia Women Take Wins After Georgia beat Arizona State’s women and men in a Friday evening meet consisting of unusual relays
Elite Swimmers Share Their Worst Travel Experiences; Zach Harting Is the King Competing at meets is only part of the equation for swimmers. Getting to and home from competitions is
