Ariarne Titmus and Other Australians Skipping World Championships Would Hurt Swimming In July, Ariarne Titmus came out on top of perhaps the most anticipated swimming races of the Tokyo Olympics
The WOWSA Awards founded in 2008, is an annual public recognition of the world’s open water swimmers, products, services and events in 5 different categories. Nominees from 37 countries were
Over the last few months, the International Swimming Hall of Fame has been going through a digital renovation. “With physical construction going on in Fort Lauderdale, it seemed only fitting
David Marsh to Fill In as Cal Men’s Assistant Coach With Chase Kreitler Expecting First Child During his 17-year career as head coach at Auburn, coach David Marsh led his team
USA Swimming Releases Statement on Transgender Athletes; Working with FINA to Develop Policy Following the NCAA’s announcement that rules regarding transgender participation in college sports will be determined by individual
Sixth-ranked Tennessee women’s swimming posted the fastest time in all 14 events and swept six races during a 204-58 victory against Vanderbilt at Centennial Sportsplex on Thursday. “I’m really proud
CSCAA Sharply Criticizes NCAA Transgender Policy Changes, Reiterates Support for Lia Thomas Following Wednesday evening’s announcement from the NCAA about changes to its transgender athlete participation policy, the College Swimming
Swimming Australia (SAL) has today apologized unreservedly to those women and girls impacted by negative experiences in the sport following the findings handed down in a detailed independent report. In
Column: In Latest Botched Move, NCAA Runs Away From Transgender Decision; Turns Back On Women’s Sports Why should we have expected anything more? Not with its track record. Not as
Andre Cats will leave his role as the technical director of the Dutch Swimming Federation (KNZB) after being appointed director of elite sport at the NOC*NSF. Cats leaves the top
