Ian Thorpe Believes His 400 Freestyle World Record Could Have Been Faster Ian Thorpe once revealed his biggest regret in swimming, and it is not what you would expect. Thorpe has
Eindhoven Selected as ISL Host City For Playoff Phase of Competition The International Swimming League (ISL), which will begin its third season later this month, has announced that Eindhoven will
British Swimming chairman Maurice Watkins CBE has died aged 79. Watkins was appointed to his role in December 2012 and oversaw the development of an era of aquatics sport in
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. This week in swimming, U.S. Olympian Torri Huske and TYR Sport announced a partnership as Huske takes advantage of a new NCAA rule allowing
After Second Gold, Ashleigh Johnson Expounds on ‘Mission’ of Promoting Inclusion Ashleigh Johnson’s journey to water polo stardom is well known by now. She’s won two gold medals as the
Swimming Australia Cancels Short Course Nationals; Will Not Send Official Squad to Short Course Worlds Swimming Australia has announced that it will cancel its Short Course National Championships scheduled for
Water Polo: USC Leads Way with Three Finalists for Cutino Award Three players from USC are among the six finalists for the men’s and women’s Peter J. Cutino Award, announced
Quincy University to Add Men’s and Women’s Swimming Programs Quincy University (Ill.) announced on Friday that it will add men’s and women’s swimming programs starting in the fall of 2022.
Maddie Groves Says Skipping the Olympics in Protest Was Worth It Just a day before Australia’s Olympic Trials were set to begin, 2016 Olympic medalist Maddie Groves announced on social
Zoe Dixon Swims 2:12 200 IM to Conclude NCSA Summer Championships The fifth day of the NCSA Summer Championships in Huntsville, Ala., was highlighted by an amazing 200 IM from
