Arno Kamminga didn’t watch the Rio Olympics but instead packed his bags and went on holiday. Fast-forward five years and the Netherlands swimmer approaches Tokyo as the second-fastest man in
Maya DiRado Twitter Thread: “Disappointed” in Michael Andrew Being Unvaccinated Maya DiRado, who won four medals for the U.S. team at the 2016 Olympics, posted a Twitter thread Tuesday evening
Six Olympic swimmers from Poland have been sent home from the Olympic Games in Tokyo because of an administrative error. The Polish Swimming Federation was forced to cut its team
Tokyo Olympic Predictions: Day One Suggests Strong Showing For Australia; Daiya Seto Favored in 400 IM The world can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel: the
The Olden Days: Great Olympic Rivalries From the Past Rivalries have always defined the sport. Michael Phelps vs. Ian Crocker. Gary Hall Jr. vs. Alexander Popov. Shirley Babashoff vs. East
NEW COMMITS: The U.S. Military Academy has six new verbal commitments for the 2022-23 season and beyond, all whom will arrive on campus as members of the Class of 2026. Under
NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Ben Stevenson of New Albany, Ohio has announced his verbal intention to continue his academic and swimming career at Indiana University beginning in the fall of 2022. He will
Remedy Rule Not Defined by DQs; Will Proudly Represent The Philippines in Tokyo At some point in every swimmer’s career, disappointment and frustration will be their reality. For Remedy Rule,
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said the Tokyo Olympic Games would send a powerful message of “peace and solidarity” on Tuesday, praising medical workers and volunteers for their
Can Team USA Keep Its Longest Gold-Medal Streak Alive in Tokyo? After a year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are just a few days
