ISHOF CEO Brent Rutemiller Continues to Battle Leukemia; Will Work With Mayo Clinic Several months ago, Brent Rutemiller, the CEO of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) and Publisher
Passages: James Stocker, YMCA Swimming Pioneer, Age 92 James Stocker, who spent more than 30 years as an official and leader in the world of youth swimming, died on Aug.
USA Swimming Foundation Joins Toyota, YMCA of the North for Mobile Learn to Swim Initiative The USA Swimming Foundation on Tuesday announced a partnership to deliver a mobile learn to
New Zealand Olympian Ali Galyer Announces Retirement New Zealand Olympian Ali Galyer on Monday announced her retirement from swimming, after competing for her country at the Tokyo Games. Galyer made
A Special Kind of Dominance: A Look At the Power of Katie Ledecky, Adam Peaty, Caeleb Dressel & Kristof Milak It’s been a little more than two weeks since the
Maggie Steffens: Mental Health ‘Huge Part’ of Journey Back to Water Polo Gold The expectations entering the Tokyo Olympics were heavy for the United States women’s water polo team. Being
Dream Races: The Swimming Events That Would Provide Some Uniqueness When I competed in summer-league meets, one of the most difficult transitions I had to make was switching from 25-yard
Post Olympics Rankings: Swimming World’s Top-25 Female Performers With the Olympics a little more than a month old, it seems only reasonable that the ranking of the best swimmers in
Passages: Long-Time Mercyhurst Water Polo Coach Curtis Robinette, 41 Mercyhurst water polo head coach Curtis Robinette passed away Saturday following a battle with cancer. He was just 41. Robinette was
USA Swimming, the national governing body for the sport of swimming in the U.S., and Hyperice, the industry leader in recovery technology and pioneer of percussion, vibration, dynamic air compression
