Chase Bloch and Meghan Hawthorne Are Living the ‘Southern California’ Dream After competing collegiately as members of the University of Southern California swim team, Chase Bloch and Meghan Hawthorne are
Barrier Breakers: Women Who Have Elevated the Sport By Gigi Picard Swimming World College Intern It is easy to look back on the year 2020 in sports and feel a
David McKeon, a two-time Olympic swimmer representing Australia, announced his retirement from the sport Thursday. McKeon announced the decision via Facebook. “After being involved in a sport that has gave
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NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Caroline McCurdy of Wellesley Hills, Ma. has announced her verbal commitment* to Yale University beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join fellow New England native Sydney Kang of
The International Olympic Committee has responded to the state of emergency declared in Tokyo by stating it has “full confidence” in the steps being taken and remains committed to the
In response to the petition launched Wednesday calling for the resignation of USA Water Polo CEO Christopher Ramsey and Board Chair Michael Graff, late Wednesday night the organization released a
NEW COMMIT: The University of Pittsburgh has received another verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from U.S. Open qualifier Yasemine Safargar of Saddle Brook, N.J. She will join Kate Bailey, Angelina
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East Carolina University will be bringing back women’s swimming and diving and women’s tennis to its intercollegiate sports effective immediately, according to a release from the school. East Carolina was
