Hubert Kos Has Chance to Shift 200 Backstroke’s Old-School Dominance Take a look at the top-three performers in each of the 34 individual events contested at the international level. In
Summer McIntosh Dominating 400 IM At Spectacular Level An athlete’s dominance of an event can be measured in multiple ways. The number of consecutive global titles in a specific discipline.
The Mark Schubert Hawaii Swim Camp gives competitive swimmers from around the world the chance to train in Oahu with a focus on technique, video analysis, race strategy, speed, and
Zac Stubblety-Cook Back To Bolster Dolphins Breaststroke Stocks At Australian Open Aussie breaststroke aces Zac Stubblety-Cook and Sam Williamson are back on track for a busy international year of racing
Northern California Won a Championship by Playing for Each Other Long overshadowed by Southern California in youth water polo, a Northern California group built around trust, role clarity, and unselfish
Mariah Denigan, Ivan Puskovitch Wrap Up Sweeps at U.S. Open Water Championships The final day of the United States Open Water Championships looked much like the first two days, as
Dynamo Swim Club head coach Ian Murray explains how Georgia Tech’s NCAA stage gave his young swimmers a clearer picture of what’s possible. In the days leading up to the
Stanford’s Henry McFadden Can Carry NCAA Momentum into Push for Pan Pacs Some athletes have a tendency to fly under the radar. Maybe they’re the soft-spoken type. In some instances,
Event Domination: Which Swimmers Own the Most Top Times in a Specific Event (Men’s Edition) Through the years, some athletes have dominated events at extreme levels, owning many of the
Only Five: The Events Where One Nation Owns Three of History’s Top-Five Performers When conducting some research for an upcoming project, an interesting statistic emerged. Of the 17 individual events
