They Deserve Better: A Look At Swimming’s Overlooked Stars
They Deserve Better: A Look At Swimming’s Overlooked Stars How could they be forgotten? Or overlooked? It doesn’t make sense, not with their credentials and the success they managed during
They Deserve Better: A Look At Swimming’s Overlooked Stars How could they be forgotten? Or overlooked? It doesn’t make sense, not with their credentials and the success they managed during
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here In this issue of Swimming World, read
Adam Peaty Awaits Unpaid Wages From The ISL And Urges Athletes To Exert Greater Power The ISL final is underway without Adam Peaty, who only returned to training following his
Hannah Miley has announced her retirement following a career that saw her serve Britain at the very top for over a decade and encompassed five Olympic finals. The Scot also
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Reese Tiltmann of Brookfield, Wisconsin, has pledged her verbal commitment to Indiana University beginning in the fall of 2023. Her older sister, Reilly Tiltmann, is currently a freshman at
The 2021 Minnesota Invitational kicks off this week from Minneapolis with several of the top college teams in the country slated to participate. The University of Minnesota will host Michigan,
ISL Founder Konstantin Grigorishin Joins Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast The final of the third season of the International Swimming League (ISL) will be held in Eindhoven on Friday and
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is currently raising money to support our new museum. Every dollar counts! Your Giving Tuesday donation will help us maintain financial stability while
Texas and Cal Men Set for Rare Midseason Battle at Minnesota Invitational Over the past decade, the Texas and California men’s teams have dominated college swimming. Those two programs have
Texas Announces Plans to Pay Athletes; Other Universities Expected to Follow In June, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Alston v. NCAA that universities could provide financial benefits to athletes