The Court of Arbitration for Sport accused Russia of engaging in “a cover up of the cover up” while also justifying its decision to reduce the country’s ban from major
How the Marathon Swimming Greats Have Been Immortalized Around the World By Ned Denison The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) enshrines the aquatic greats in its Fort Lauderdale Museum
Taking a Step Back From the Recruiting Process The college recruiting process is a turbulent time. For athletes, the choices they make will determine their experience over the next four
NEW COMMIT: The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill has picked up two verbal commitments for the fall of 2022 from in-stater Ede Kosik of Bahama, N.C. and Chattanooga, Tenn. native Ellie
Manchester Aquatics Centre – where Ian Thorpe went 3:40.08 over 400 free among a six-strong gold-medal haul at the 2002 Commonwealth Games – needs £31million ($42.3million) of investment in order
NEW COMMITS: Mako Aquatics, based out of the St. Croix Valley in Minnesota, is excited to announce five graduating seniors who have committed to continuing their academic and athletic pursuits at
NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Lauren Long of Ashburn, Va. has announced her commitment to the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2021. She told Swimming World:
USA Swimming has released a statement condemning Klete Keller‘s role during the U.S. Capitol insurrection last week. Keller is facing criminal charges after law enforcement officers identified the Olympic gold
The University of New Mexico announced Wednesday that it will forgo the 2020-21 swimming and diving season, redshirting all swimmers to preserve their eligibility. The Lobos did not compete in
Klete Keller is facing criminal charges after law enforcement officers identified the Olympic gold medal swimmer as part of a deadly insurrection of the U.S. Capitol last week. According to
