FINIS-Sponsored Athletes Represent their Countries, Break World Records, and Medal at The Olympic Games FINIS Inc., announced that its FINIS Smart Goggle, Powered by Ciye™, a game-changing goggle that enables
Amy Bilquist wanted to give her dreams one last shot. Despite a pain so severe that it numbed her arm, coming on the heels of a separate shoulder surgery, Bilquist
Olympian Nida Eliz Ustundag Wins 2021 Bosphorus Cross-Continental Race Nida Eliz Ustundag, a 2016 Turkish Olympian, and Polat Uzer Tunali won the women’s and men’s editions of the 33rd annual
Robert Smith Named Head Swimming and Diving Coach at LIU Long Island University last week named Robert Smith as the head coach of its men’s and women’s swimming and diving
Examining The Differences Between Competition at the Paralympics and Olympics Although the Olympic and Paralympic Games are parallel at their core, there are inherent differences between these pinnacle competitions. Here
Clifford Barry, Canadian Olympian and Coach of Victor Davis, Dies at 75 Clifford Barry, a significant figure in Canadian aquatic sports, has died at the age of 75. Barry was
Three-Peat Complete: A Review Of Olympic Dominance By USA Women’s Water Polo The Olympics showcase the best of the best. It shines a light on those with immense talent, backed
College Swimmers Now Profiting Off Their NIL Rights? Good For Them Generations of star swimmers returned from amazing performances at Olympics with a choice: take the money they earned and
How the Women’s Gold-Medal Performances Ranked At the Olympic Games; Kaylee McKeown Leads Way Which individual women’s performance was the finest produced at the Olympic Games in Tokyo? That answer
Becca Meyers, Citing Lack of Support, a Major Missing Name From Paralympics Last month, multi-time Paralympic medalist Becca Meyers announced she would not compete at the Tokyo Games due to
