2022 Featured Swim Camp: UNC Swimming Camps (Northern Colorado)
UNC Swimming Camps are hosted by the University of Northern Colorado, located in Greeley, CO. This swim camp is designed to teach athletes the technical aspects of swimming to help
UNC Swimming Camps are hosted by the University of Northern Colorado, located in Greeley, CO. This swim camp is designed to teach athletes the technical aspects of swimming to help
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured the TYR Pro series, an impressive swim from Summer McIntosh, highlights of the NSW State Championships, and more.
USC Head Coach Jeremy Kipp Resigns After Five Months on Administrative Leave Five months after he was placed on administrative leave, University of Southern California head swim coach Jeremy Kipp has
ASU’s Leon Marchand Is Wielding a Dangerous Pitchfork Ahead of NCAA Championships A little less than two years ago, Leon Marchand took to social media and flashed the Forks Up
Sarah Sjostrom scorched to a golden double and Adam Peaty went 59.83 to win the 100m breaststroke and conclude his competitive return at the FFN Golden Tour in Marseille. Results Day
Ariarne Titmus Adds 200m Freestyle To Winning Weekend Records continued to tumble at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre tonight with Tokyo golden girls Ariarne Titmus and Chelsea Hodges leading the way
2022 Pac-12 Men’s Championships Day 4 Finals: Backstroke Powers Cal Rally The mountain has been steep for Cal at the 2022 Pac-12 Men’s Championships. By the end of Day 1
Summer McIntosh Blazes 2:05.81 200 Fly Canadian Record, Matches Susie O’Neill’s Best Time Performance of the Week, Sponsored by Luma Lanes Following a sensational performance Friday night in which she
Claire Curzan Doubles Again at USA Swimming TYR Pro Series The Claire Curzan Winter Tour delighted the sport with another dynamic performance on Saturday night, as the 17-year-old phenom and
Ariarne Titmus, Kaylee McKeown and Zac Stubblety-Cook Attack World Rankings At NSW Championships Australia’s gold medal-winning trio from Tokyo Ariarne Titmus, Kaylee McKeown and Zac Stubblety-Cook and comeback queen Shayna