Tokyo Olympic Predictions: On Day Six, Michael Andrew Will Carry Banner in 200 Medley Can Australia place two women on the podium in the 100-meter freestyle? Who will follow Michael
NEW COMMIT: James Madison University has officially begun their Class of 2026 recruiting after picking up a verbal commitment from Futures qualifier Alexandra Volk of Lutherville, Md. She told Swimming World: “I am so
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NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Caroline Weldon of Denville, N.J. has given her verbal commitment to the University of Richmond beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join Katie Chignell, Caitlyn Hughes,
Tokyo Olympic Predictions: On Day Five, Caeleb Dressel Bests Kyle Chalmers in 100 Freestyle Showdown The fifth day of competition at the Olympic Games in Tokyo will feature the men’s
Kysa Crusco Happy to Swim Again After Breast Cancer By Daniel Paulling The first thought that went through Kysa Crusco’s mind when she heard she had invasive breast cancer in
One of Arizona’s most celebrated swim clubs, Scottsdale Aquatic Club (SAC), is pleased to announce Andrew Nguyen as the new Head Coach & CEO and will begin his role on
Olympic swimmer Chad le Clos and women’s hockey goalkeeper Phumelela Mband will jointly carry the South African flag for the opening ceremony in Tokyo. Le Clos is South Africa’s most decorated
The Crystal Ball: How the Tokyo Olympics Swimming Competition Will Unfold Finally, the Olympics have arrived, the week the global swimming community has been anticipating for five years. The athletes
Overcoming Tragedy, Olympic Journey of Erica Sullivan Brings Her Home to Tokyo The dimensions to Erica Sullivan’s rise as an Olympian are myriad, the kind of journey that makes it
