Gabi Albiero Reflects on Stellar Racing in Five Countries Amidst Battle With Hashimoto’s Disease Gabi Albiero was stunned. After dealing with a grueling year of health issues, she somehow got
World Championships Relay Analysis: Without Ariarne Titmus, Can Australian Women Maintain 800 Free Relay Supremacy? Favorite status did not always suit Australia in the women’s 800 free relay. Considered the
The Agony of Almost: Why Finishing in Third Place Can Fuel a Champion Records were shattered, young stars rose to the occasion, and Team USA’s World Championship Trials delivered exactly
Wellness Wednesday: The Role of Cooling Down in Recovery With the long course season in full swing and the World Championships in Singapore on the horizon, swim meets are at
Lessons Swimming Can Learn From British Docuseries Panorama on ‘Dark Side’ of Club Programs On May 24, the BBC released an episode of its investigative docuseries, Panorama, about the ‘dark
Ed Gurka Retires after 49 Seasons Leading William Paterson Swimming Ed Gurka, who led William Paterson University swimming and diving for 49 seasons, announced his retirement on Monday. Gurka took
UIL Removes Pilot Status on Water Polo to Become Full Sport in Texas Texas’s high school governing body, the University Interscholastic League, this week made water polo a full varsity
Antoine Viquerat Leads Destruction of 50 Breast National Record at French Championships Three men went under the French record in the 50 breaststroke on day four of the country’s national
The Rising International Stars to Watch on Road to LA28 (Women’s Edition) The early stages of each quad provide an opportunity to look ahead, particularly at a handful of athletes
Guest Editorial: USMS – Do Not Marginalize Transgender Swimmers By Kerri N McCaffrey Dear Swimming World Community, I am a transgender Masters swimmer and have competed in various genders and
