On the Rise: Italian Swimmers Earn Unexpected Seven Medals at Tokyo Olympics (From September’s Swimming World Magazine) Since 2004, Italy had managed only seven medals in pool swimming. This year,
Isabel Ivey Captures Queen of the Pool Title to Kick Off Cal Season Senior Isabel Ivey, who earned Pac-12 Swimmer of the Year honors last year, picked up right where
Cal redshirt senior Hugo González earned the title of King of the Pool after racing to a pair of victories and five top-three finishes at the Golden Bears’ annual season-opening
Shaine Casas to Turn Pro and Train at Texas with Eddie Reese Weeks after we learned that Shaine Casas will be leaving his training base at Texas A&M and relocating to
Evgeny Rylov was MVP after a jackpot win in the skins as Energy Standard remain unbeaten this season with a dominant victory in the International Swimming League (ISL) Match 9
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Friday, September 24, 2021, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: What team is
USA Swimming CEO Tim Hinchey gave his state of the sport report for 2021 and the Tokyo quadrennial, outlining the positives, negatives from the past Olympic cycles as well as
Mark Schubert Steps Down as Head Coach at Mission Viejo Nadadores Mark Schubert has been through the drill nearly a dozen times, perhaps more than any coach in swimming history.
Deryk Snelling, legendary Canadian swimming coach, has died at age 87. His daughter announced his death on his Facebook page on Wednesday. “This is Leslie Snelling Scabar. I just wanted
On the same day that synchronized swimming pioneer Joy Cushman died at 98, another pioneer in the sport also died. Dawn Bean, who along with Cushman were instrumental in the
