Passages: Aleksandr Sidorenko, Moscow Olympic Champion, Age 61 Aleksandr Sidorenko, the Olympic champion in the men’s 400 individual medley at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, died on Feb. 20 at the
STR SpeedWeek Swim Camp: Using science to improve technique Are you: looking for a significant time drop? serious about improving your technique? hoping to reduce or eliminate shoulder pain? ready
Isabelle Stadden competed at her first NCAA Championships with no crowd and no expectations. With no dual meets during the regular season, there was little opportunity to race prior to
Up-and-Comers: West Florida Lightning’s Joey Campagnola Has Opened Eyes West Florida Lightning Aquatics’ (Largo, Fla.) Joey Campagnola is a versatile young swimmer. The recently aged-up 13-year-old spent the 2021 long
2022 CAA Championships: Reinstated William & Mary Women, UNC-Wilmington Men Win Titles Last weekend, at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships in Christiansburg, Va., the William & Mary women’s team and
Now What? Analyzing The Questions Ahead In The Lia Thomas Controversy In early December, in a relatively quiet manner, one of the biggest debates in the sport started to emerge.
Other Activities Swimmers Can Take Part In During the Offseason In order to become strong athletes, young swimmers must attend practice as often as possible. That fact is undisputed. Every
The Week That Was, sponsored by Suitemate The Week That Was featured a UVA American record, Lucy Bell taking down a Missy Franklin record, Emma McKeon is missing Worlds, and
4 Team Bonding Activities For Championship Season By Ryan Gibbons, Swimming World College Intern. Despite being generally an individual sport, swimming is commonly known to have an intense level of
2022 Mountain West Championships: Relay Depth Helps San Diego State Reclaim Title San Diego State won four of the five relays at the 2022 Mountain West championships, unseating UNLV to
