2016 Olympic Gold Medalist Kosuke Hagino Retiring from Swimming After Third Olympics Japan’s Kosuke Hagino, the last male swimmer from the country to capture individual Olympic gold in swimming, will retire
NEW COMMIT: The University of Utah has received their first verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Futures qualifier Landon Alarcon of Georgetown, Texas. He will join his older
Ahalya Lettenberger Eager to Make Paralympics Debut in Tokyo Ahalya Lettenberger is one of the United States’ newest Paralympians. She made her international debut in 2014, competing for the United
The ISHOF Lifetime Achievement Award is only giving when ISHOF deems someone worthy. The award has only been given out four other times in ISHOF’s 56 year history. The ISHOF
FINA is pleased to confirm the final FINA Swimming World Cup 2021 calendar, which will be composed of four legs spread throughout October in attractive European and Middle-Eastern locations. The
ISL 2021 Preview: A Look at Each Team’s Key Additions; Full Rosters For Season Three The International Swimming League (ISL) is set to kick off its third season this week
After Extra Year, Sophia Herzog Ready to Enjoy Last Paralympics Sophia Herzog’s plan didn’t involve the Arkansas River. It didn’t involve a pandemic puppy or an extra year of putting
Another Look At Feel-Good and Inspiring Ad Of Paralympic Swimmer Jessica Long Paralympic swimmer Jessica Long was the star of a Super Bowl Ad for Toyota, and the commercial will
Post Olympics Rankings: Swimming World’s Top 25 Male Swimmers The title of the top female swimmer in the world has shifted on several occasions this year. Katie Ledecky, Ariarne Titmus
Paralympics: Australia’s Brenden Hall Chasing Para Three-Peat in 400m Freestyle Australia’s triple Paralympic gold medalist Brenden Hall will swap his “all guns blazing” attitude with “a touch of finesse” when
