Longtime University of Minnesota Announcer John Wendt Reflects at the End of Impressive Career For as long as the University of Minnesota has sponsored a women’s swimming program, the voice
The second wave of the International Swimming League (ISL) playoffs takes to the water this week with the third and fourth playoff matches. The third match begins at 1 p.m.
Swimmers to Watch as Midseason Invitationals Get Underway; Regan Smith Among Those Set to Shine Besides conference and the NCAA championships, midseason invitationals are the most anticipated meets of the
Allegations of Abuse Levied by Laszlo Cseh, Others at Hungarian Coach Gyorgy Turi Hungarian swimming is dealing with a crisis after Laszlo Cseh, the five-time Olympian, leveled charges of an
Caeleb Dressel Announces Coaches Shift to Anthony Nesty in Gainesville Five-time Tokyo Olympic gold medalist Caeleb Dressel is changing up his training, though he’ll remain at the University of Florida.
Anthony Ervin to Join Imagine Swimming’s Annual Brooklyn Swims Event Three-time Olympic gold medalist Anthony Ervin will join forces with Imagine Swimming for its annual Brooklyn Swims event on Tuesday.
FINA has voted to strip Dr Lothar Kipke of the honour he was awarded by the global federation almost 22 years after he was convicted of playing a key role
Justice For Shirley Babashoff and Others? FINA Will Explore Doping History and Awarding Proper Medals In response to FINA’s decision to strip Dr. Lothar Kipke of the honor he was
Athlete Mentality: Injuries and The Competitive Spirit Athletes are an example of a warrior mindset in our current society. They embody competition, and the desire to be better than everyone
Wyatt Collins Promoted to Associate Head Coach at University of Texas Wyatt Collins, who served as assistant coach for the Texas men’s swimming and diving program the last five seasons,
