Becca Meyers, Citing Lack of Support, a Major Missing Name From Paralympics Last month, multi-time Paralympic medalist Becca Meyers announced she would not compete at the Tokyo Games due to
NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M University has a new addition to their women’s roster for the 2022-23 season: Duru Tanriverdi of Ankara, Turkey. She will join Manita Sathianchokwisan, Sarah Lankford, Blakely Schuricht and Hadley Beeson as
NEW COMMIT: Cornell University has received a new verbal commitment* for the 2022-23 season and beyond from U.S. Open qualifier Ella Martinez of Boca Raton, Florida. Her older brother, Ricardo Martinez, is
French swimmers Oceane Cassignol, Axel Reymond Win at UltraMarathon in North Macedonia French swimmers Oceane Cassignol and Axel Reymond won the women’s and men’s races, respectively, in the first meet
Regan Smith: The Triumphs, Setbacks, Pressures and Emotions of Her First Olympics On the morning of August 27 in Tokyo, Regan Smith won her first Olympic medal, a bronze in
Short Course vs. Long Course: The Pros and Cons of Each Pool By Shweta Krishnan, Swimming World Magazine Intern For some people, hearing the three words “long course season” sends
What World-Class Athletes Taught Us Through the Olympic Games By Vanessa Steigauf, Swimming World College Intern The Olympics are over but what stays for a little longer are the memories
United States Military Academy head swimming coach Brandt Nigro recently added Kelly Lennon as an assistant coach ahead of the 2021-22 season, as announced by Army on Friday. “Kelly offers
How The Men’s Gold-Medal Performances Ranked At The Olympic Games; Caeleb Dressel On Top Which individual performance was the finest produced at the Olympic Games in Tokyo? That answer is
7 Favorite Moments From Past Olympic Games (Videos) By Gigi Picard Swimming World College Intern Six world records and 24 Olympic records in swimming later, the 2020 Tokyo Games have
