Husain Al Musallam Signals Desire for FINA to Work with ISL FINA on Thursday extended an invitation to the International Swimming League to work together, reversing FINA’s formerly adversarial stance
The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is proud to announce that it will be including this year’s MISHOF (Masters) prestigious Class of 2021 to its Saturday evening Induction program. This year ISHOF will
Alice Tai, who won seven gold medals at the 2019 World Championships, has been forced to withdraw from the Paralympic Games in Tokyo with an elbow injury. Tai won gold
Swimming Canada has nominated 26 swimmers to the Canadian Olympic Team for this summer’s Tokyo Games, following its Olympic Trials this week. The list includes a return to a fourth
From Junior Team to Olympic Team: The Nine Members of the 2017 U.S. World Junior Squad Off to Tokyo It is no secret that this year’s U.S. Olympic team bound
World Champ British Diver Tom Daley Further Adored As DIY Knitter, Crocheter, and Feel-Good Content Creator Ahead of Fourth Olympics On May 1, British diver Tom Daley, whose passage to
Canadian Olympic Trials: 16-year-old Katrina Bellio hits 1,500 A Cut At age 16, Katrina Bellio can’t lay claim to the title of the next young star on the Canadian distance
Canadian Olympic Trials: Tessa Cieplucha to Join Sydney Pickrem in 400 IM in Tokyo The gap between Tessa Cieplucha and the Olympic stood at only .43 seconds. But as plenty
Caeleb Dressel Makes Night For Young Look-Alike Fan at U.S. Trials On Saturday night at the U.S. Olympic Trials, Caeleb Dressel added his second event for the Olympic Games in Tokyo
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday June 23, 2021, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Should the two-wave Olympic
