NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Ben Stevenson of New Albany, Ohio has announced his verbal intention to continue his academic and swimming career at Indiana University beginning in the fall of 2022. He will
Remedy Rule Not Defined by DQs; Will Proudly Represent The Philippines in Tokyo At some point in every swimmer’s career, disappointment and frustration will be their reality. For Remedy Rule,
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said the Tokyo Olympic Games would send a powerful message of “peace and solidarity” on Tuesday, praising medical workers and volunteers for their
Can Team USA Keep Its Longest Gold-Medal Streak Alive in Tokyo? After a year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are just a few days
For months speculation has swirled about whether the delayed Tokyo Olympics will go ahead. Opinions have been polarised and loud while polls declared differing rates of opposition to the Games
The Unsung Heroes of Summer Swim Leagues The golden glimmers of sunset dance in reflections across the pool’s rippling surface, as swimmers both new and old gather in their lanes
NEW COMMIT: Binghamton University has officially begun their recruiting class for the fall of 2022 after receiving a verbal commitment from Jordyn Spector of Phoenix, Az. She told Swimming World: “I am
Rebecca Soni and Caroline Burckle Making a Difference Through RISE Athletes Mentorship Program Rebecca Soni remembers standing on the Olympic medal podium in London and freaking out. She had just
NEW COMMIT: Downers Grove, Ill. native and Futures qualifier Olivia Asay has verbally committed to the University of Iowa and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2022. After originally planning
Ahead of Sixth Olympics, Ous Mellouli Will ‘Boycott’ Tokyo Games, Retire Just days before the open of what would have been his sixth Olympics, Tunisia’s Ous Mellouli announced he will
