A Golden Journey: Ashleigh Johnson Has Shined As Backbone Of Team USA Water Polo Ashleigh Johnson, a two-time water polo Olympic gold medalist, continues to put in the work to
Black History Month: Historic Swimming Firsts in Black History By Bruce Wigo In recognition of Black History Month, Swimming World takes a look at some historic accomplishments in swimming turned
Nancy Hogshead-Makar: Penn Swimmers Cannot Express Opinions on Lia Thomas Olympic gold medalist and women’s sports advocate Nancy Hogshead-Makar has been one of the strongest voices in the current controversy regarding
Diana Nyad: ‘Celebrate Transgender Athletes’ But Need Level Playing Field Diana Nyad, the 72-year-old long-distance open water swimmer who attempted to swim from Cuba to Florida on five occasions before
Sports Illustrated has released its top 50 fittest athletes of 2022, which includes Olympic gold medal swimmers Caeleb Dressel and Katie Ledecky as well as gold medal water polo player
Division II Polls: Drury Men Surge to Top Spot, Queens Women Break Tie Drury has jumped to the top spot in the latest men’s Division II rankings, while Queens has
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) approved the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games (LA28) sport program at their February meeting and announced that surfing, skateboarding and sport climbing will join the
USA Swimming Announces Streaming Partnership with LiveBarn USA Swimming on Wednesday announced a three-year deal with LiveBarn to become the official supplier of live and on-demand streaming video of events.
FINA Confirms New Dates for World Masters Championships in 2023 FINA this week announced new dates for the 19th FINA World Masters Championships, which has originally been slated for the
The Horizon League has banned the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) from competing in the winter conference championships because UIC announced its upcoming departure from the conference. UIC will be
