Nearly a week after she bettered the FINA A standard to qualify for this month’s Olympic Games in Tokyo, Ireland’s Ellen Walshe has received positive news concerning her spot on
Keeping Your Head Above Water: How Swimmers Can Thrive In The Grind By Rachel Sansano, Swimming World College Intern Sometimes, it’s all too easy to get lost in the mental
The Hampton Virginia Aquaplex, Virginia’s largest competitive aquatic facility, is opening summer 2022. As Coastal Virginia’s geographic center and the proud home of the world’s greatest natural harbor, Hampton’s aquatic
College athletics will never be the same. The NCAA Board of Directors approved a groundbreaking change to the world of sports that will allow nearly a half-million athletes to start
ISL Draft: Adam Peaty to Return to London Roar; All Ten Teams Bolster Roster With 11 Additions The 10 International Swimming League (ISL) teams filled out their rosters to 27
What the Data Says About American Performances at the Olympic Games in Tokyo At the conclusion of the U.S. Olympic Trials, it was immediately clear that while the American women
This is the Swim Poll of the Week for Wednesday June 30, 2021, sponsored by Strechcordz Swim Training Products. In our last poll, we wanted to know: Who will win the
World War II hero Charles Jackson French was praised by Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon earlier this week before Congress on the House floor. His heroic story includes swimming up to eight hours in shark-infested
FINA has moved to block the nomination of Guinea-Bissau swimmer Siphiwe Baleka to the Olympics via a universality spot. The report was published by Claytown Productions, a production company that
Swim Across America CEO Rob Butcher has become the latest to join ISHOF’s One in a Thousand program, designed to help the Hall of Fame prosper during the COVID-19 pandemic. “ISHOF has
