World Junior Championships – Day Five Finals: Merve Tuncel Adds 1500 Free Gold to Earlier 400, 800 Wins On a night when Portugal’s Diogo Matos Ribeiro captured his third gold medal
World Junior Championships: Diogo Matos Ribeiro Takes Down 50 Fly World Junior Record For Third Gold Medal A 17-year-old Portuguese teenager continued his rise through the men’s sprint rankings Saturday
FINA World Junior Championships: Diogo Matos Ribeiro, Not David Popovici, Sets Pace in 100 Free Prelims In a men’s 100 freestyle prelims loaded with medalists Saturday morning at the FINA
What Is and How Neural Fatigue Affects your Swimming Performance By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern Heavy arms and legs after a hard practice is something all swimmers know
Reece Whitley to Host Three-Session Virtual Breaststroke Course After recently announcing his intention to return to Cal-Berkeley for a fifth year, breaststroke standout Reece Whitley will be debuting a three-session
Soul Cap, Designed For Minority Female Swimmers, Receives Approval From FINA Originally denied use for last summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo, Soul Cap has been approved by FINA. The swimwear,
World Junior Championships – Day Four Finals: Ksawery Masiuk Among Five Swimmers Earning Second Gold Medal For the second consecutive sprint backstroke race at the FINA World Junior Championships in
Gutter Talk: Top Swimmers Share the Best Advice They Ever Received From a Coach Gutter Talk is a monthly feature in which athletes share their thoughts on a specific topic.
The Wild Nature Of Open Water Starts and Finishes The sport of open water swimming takes several forms. We’ll divide this discussion into three categories: FINA Circuit; Amateur races; and
World Junior Championships: Merve Tuncel Seeking Another Distance Title; David Popovici On the Sideline The second half of the six-day World Junior Championships began in Lima, Peru on Friday, with
