The Black Swimming Association (BSA) is launching a ground-breaking research programme, which could dispel some of the myths surrounding ethnically-diverse communities and water safety. According to Sport England, 95% of
Tokyo Triumph For Aussie Farm Boy Col Pearse And His Paralympic Dream Created In a Dairy Farm Dam From training in a murky, leech infested dairy farm dam to Paralympic
London Roar, Team Iron Set to Make ISL Season Three Debuts The next two meets of the third season of the International Swimming League (ISL) will be held from Thursday
Aiden Hayes was an under-the-radar swimmer coming from an under-the-radar state. But after a stellar high school season and spot at the Olympic Trials, he is putting himself and the
The men’s races at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo continued to showcase the fastest swimmers in the world. Great Britain’s Reece Dunn surged to the world record in the men’s
Brendan Hansen is a six-time Olympic medalist, and also a former world record-holder in both the 100 and 200m breaststroke events (long course). He has won a total of 25
Paralympic Games (Day 7 Women): Morgan Stickney Completes Rapid Rise to Gold; Mikaela Jenkins Crowned It was another big day for the American women at the Paralympic Games, with Morgan
NEW COMMIT: The University of Missouri has a new addition for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Junior National qualifier Karolina Bank of Lafayette, Colorado. She will join Meaghan Harnish, Sydney Bales, Grace Striley and Grace
NEW COMMIT: Big Blue Nation will soon welcome another new swimmer to campus as in-state native Phillip Khenner of Bowling Green has verbally committed to the University of Kentucky beginning in the fall
Sources: Shaine Casas to Leave Texas A&M; Will Stay In-State With Transfer to Texas The reigning CSCAA Men’s Swimmer of the Year is on the move. Sources have confirmed to Swimming
