Does the Pandemic Strengthen Call For NCAA Athletes To Profit From Their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL)? On April 29, 2020, the NCAA answered the years-long outcry for student-athletes to
The Italian government pushed through a last-minute decree on Tuesday which prevented the team from being subject to a range of punishments by the International Olympic Committee at the Tokyo
Swimming coach Albert ‘Bert’ Bell, a titan of the Caribbean swimming community, died on Jan. 16. He was 75 years old. Bell was at his home in Grand Bahama. He’s
NEW COMMIT: The Ohio State University has received their fifth verbal commitment for their growing Class of 2026 from in-state distance ace Claire Pophal of Pepper Pike, Ohio. She will join Lucy Malys,
If Tokyo Bows Out as Olympics host, Florida Wants to Step In The past week has brought numerous rumors concerning the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo, and whether the already-delayed
Florida’s Kieran Smith and Texas A&M’s Shaine Casas split the men’s swimmer of the week honors in the SEC Weekly Honors, released Tuesday. Smith’s teammate Cecilia Porter was named freshman
With USA Swimming making an announcement that the 2021 Olympic Trials will be split into two waves with Wave II serving as the official qualifying meet for the Olympic Games,
Louisville’s Nicolas Albiero has been named the ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Week and Florida State’s Joshua Davidson has been selected as the Diver of the Week. The ACC Women’s
Comparing and Contrasting: The Four Main Swimming Strokes By: Daniel Zeng, Swimming World Intern Swimming obviously has its four main strokes: Butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle. Some are swum moving
5 Life Lessons Taken from the Pool to an Interview It’s no secret swimming has many benefits that go beyond being in great physical shape. Most of these benefits also
