Black Lives Matter Swimsuit Leads to Attempted Ban of 12-Year-Old, Official Sanctioned A volunteer official who attempted to disqualify a 12-year-old swimmer for wearing a swimsuit that said “Black Lives
Swimming Technique Concepts: Maximizing Velocity For Backstroke, Breaststroke By Rod Havriluk, Ph.D. Previous articles in this swimming technique series presented data about the stroke cycle component times for the arms
Winners and Losers of the Newly-Added Budapest World Championships The start of 2022 has been a quiet period for elite swimming action outside of the NCAA season in the United
Ivy League Confirms Lia Thomas Will Be Eligible for Conference Championships Recent announcements of rule changes from the NCAA and from USA Swimming have thrown Lia Thomas’ eligibility for March’s NCAA Championships
The International Swimming League (ISL) has announced changes to the athlete status and prize money for the upcoming Season 4. The ISL said it has consulted with coaches, general managers
Is Midseason Return of Bryce Mefford a Game Changer for the Cal Men’s Squad? After narrowly missing out on retaining its NCAA title last March, Cal pulled out all the
Auburn Men, Florida State Women Earn NCAA A Cuts at Auburn Invitational Auburn’s men’s 200 freestyle relay and Florida State’s women’s 200 medley relay each earned automatic NCAA times at
British Swimming has responded to FINA staging a global meet in June by underlining the physical and mental demands on athletes and coaches who now face an “eye-opening sequence” of
Black History Month: Alick Wickham Opened Doors in Open-Water Swimming By Alice Dearing & Ned Denison At the start of Black History Month (observed in the United States, Canada, Ireland
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The Week That Was featured a new high school record by Claire Curzan, USA Swimming’s new transgender policy, Texas swims past SMU, Cate Campbell
