Leading Storylines For This Week’s Power 5 Conference Championships (Psych Sheets) In a school year that has been hectic all around and anything but normal, this weekend the NCAA Division
Turkey’s Jerome Heidrich Sprinting Toward Dreams Jerome Heidrich fell in love with the comfort and silence of being underwater at a young age. His father was a member of the
With a spot in the Olympics on the line Sunday at the Zwemcentrum Rotterdam, Toni Popadic—the backup goalie for the Croatian men’s water polo squad—delivered perhaps the biggest save of
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Longtime Salisbury University men’s and women’s swimming coach Jill Stephenson announced her retirement on Saturday, effective May 31. Stephenson, also an assistant athletic director at the school in Maryland, is
The NCAA Division I championships will have some major changes this season, including timed finals for all relays. The NCAA announced the changes as part of its meet guidelines. All
Swim England chief executive Jane Nickerson had mixed emotions after prime minister Boris Johnson announced a ‘cautious’ re-opening of pools among a four-step plan to guide the country out of
Out of the Pool: John Piersma Found Direction at Michigan, In Pool and Classroom The life of a swimmer extends well beyond the pool. In a new occasional series, Out
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The first round of Division I conference championships concluded this weekend in the southeast as Kentucky won its first ever SEC women’s swimming
Time to Laugh: 8 Things You Shouldn’t Do on Taper By Morgan Pestorius Taper is the most wonderful time of the year, and it serves as the best excuse for
