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Chris Mooney To Spearhead Bond University After Tokyo Glory; Kaylee McKeown’s Future Is Undecided Chris Mooney, the man who steered Kaylee McKeown to triple gold at this year’s Tokyo Olympics,
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Deep Dive Dubai Opens World’s First Underwater City Plunging down into the deep, murky waters of a sunken city, divers find themselves transported to an alternate universe cursed by some
Five Eye-Popping Stats That Defined the Tokyo Olympics; Including Fastest Men’s 100 Freestyle Ever Twelve years ago, the 2009 World Championships saw the sport of swimming taken to insane new
NEW COMMIT: Youngstown State University has picked up their first verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Abby Perry of Cranberry Township, Pa. She told Swimming World: “Excited to announce my verbal
NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Kyla Kelly of Danville, Calif. will had to the east coast for her college career after verbally committing to Bucknell University for the fall of 2022. She
Nebraska Diver Abigail Knapton Leads Aquatic Nominees for NCAA Woman of the Year Nebraska Diver Abigail Knapton is one of two nominees from the Big Ten for the NCAA Woman
Vietnam Swim Coach Huang Guohui Found Dead in Quarantine upon Return from Olympics Huang Guohui, the coach of Vietnam’s swim team at the Tokyo Olympics, was found dead during a
Olympic Silver Medalist Erica Sullivan Signs with IHC Sports to Manage NIL Rights Erica Sullivan, the silver medalist in the women’s 1500 freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics, this week signed
