Maggie MacNeil Named Best Female Athlete of Tokyo Olympics by ANOC The Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) have named Canadian swimmer Maggie MacNeil as the best female athlete at
Olympic Medalist Michele Mitchell to Lead Mission Viejo Nadadores Foundation Michele Mitchell, a two-time Olympic medalist diver, has been named the executive director of the Mission Viejo Nadadores Foundation, it
The inaugural “Dawn Award” – named in honour of legendary four-time Australian Olympic swimming gold medallist Dawn Fraser will be announced at this year’s annual Sport Australia Hall of Fame
Josh Bottelberghe, Coleen Gillilan Pace Notre Dame Sweep of Purdue Notre Dame won all but two events in the pool in an in-state sweep of Purdue Saturday. The men claimed
Diver Sarah Rousseau, Sprint Depth Lead Missouri Past Arkansas A sweep on the boards by diver Sarah Rousseau and Missouri’s sprint depth led the Tigers to a 174.5-125.5 win over
Compression Sleeves: How They Work And Benefit Recovery Swimmers have always had the desire to be better in the pool. However, they are also able to improve outside the pool
In a recent project that was spearheaded by Matt Lupton and Natalie Elzinga, USA Swimming has helped numerous Local Swim Committees (LSCs) redesign their logos with more eye-catching and up-to-date
Kosuke Hagino has announced his retirement following a career in which he claimed four Olympic medals, including 400IM gold at Rio 2016. The Japanese swimmer said in August that he
REPORT: Australian Swimming League Left Floundering As Founding Project Manager “Convicted of Tax Fraud” While Australia enjoyed its best Olympics ever in the pool the state of the sport both
Phoebe Bacon Wins as Three Wisconsin Dominates Arizona and Hawaii in Tucson Tri-Meet The University of Wisconsin and University of Hawaii swim teams both traveled to Tucson, Arizona, this weekend
