Paralympics: Australia’s Brenden Hall Chasing Para Three-Peat in 400m Freestyle Australia’s triple Paralympic gold medalist Brenden Hall will swap his “all guns blazing” attitude with “a touch of finesse” when
IOC Withdraws Doping Case Against Australia’s Brenton Rickard Who Is Left Holding A $50,000 Bill To Clear Name Nightmare doping charges that emerged some eight years after the London Olympics
Olympic Distance Champ Bobby Finke is Latest Guest on Inside With Brett Hawke Podcast In the latest episode of the Inside With Brett Hawke Podcast, the two-time Australian Olympian turns
NEW COMMIT: Tulane University has received a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Junior National qualifier Andrea Zeebe of Honolulu, Hawaii. She will join Grace Dale, Elena Gingras, Sydney Mullin and Olcaytu
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Daniel Dias and Jessica Long Looking to Add to Paralympics Medal Hauls Paralympic swimming begins August 25 in Tokyo, and there’s a lot to unpack. Swimming at the Paralympics has
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. Over the past week, the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to affect swimming as Swimming Australia announced it will cancel its Short Course Nationals
NEW COMMIT: Florida Gulf Coast University has picked up their first verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Cameron Kuriger of Columbus, Ohio. Regarding her commitment, she said: “I am so
Paralympics: McKenzie Coan Has Come a Long Way From Garage Pool to Tokyo McKenzie Coan expected to spend part of the summer of 2020 in Tokyo. Instead, the two-time Paralympian
Golden Games for Dolphins And Rohan Is Now Taylor-Made For Paris 2024 Temporary Head Coach Rohan Taylor, the man who steered Australia’s Dolphins to its most successful Games ever at
