Australia’s Olympic Gold Medal Winning Coaches Honoured Alongside The McKeon Family At SCTA Awards Australia’s Olympic gold medal winning swim coaches have shared the spoils at the annual Swim Coaches
Five American Men on the Verge of International Breakthrough This year marked a transition period for the U.S. men on the international stage, and plenty of Americans established themselves as
By Alexander Hardwick (Archive) Do you want to swim beyond high school? Represent a new team? Swim with new people and make new friends for a lifetime? If you answered
NEW COMMIT: The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill has picked up a verbal commitment for the fall of 2023 from U.S. Open qualifier Craig Bohlman of Glen Allen, Virginia. He will
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has received one of the first commitments for the Class of 2028, as Junior National qualifier Chase Swearingen of New Albany, Ohio, has sent his verbal
Luka Gabrilo Hired by Philippines to Train New Arrival Kayla Sanchez Philippine Swimming Inc. announced this week that it has hired Luka Gabrilo as the full-time coach for Kayla Sanchez
By Emily Messina (From the Archive) In contrast to other sports, the swimming world is pretty small. It involves a select group of people who have dedicated their time, energy,
The Difference Between David Popovici and Other Sprint Greats? All On Back Half Over the summer, Romanian teenager David Popovici broke a record so many sprint greats fell just short
Caeleb Dressel ‘Going to Be Just Fine,’ Says Rowdy Gaines For more than two months after departing the FINA World Championships early, Caeleb Dressel did not make any public comments, until he
Brooks Curry Flashes Speed at LSU Intrasquad Meet; Maggie Mac Neil Makes Team Debut Louisiana State University opened its season on Saturday with its intrasquad meet, and American Olympic gold
