The Top-10 Inside With Brett Hawke Podcasts of 2020
The Top-10 Inside With Brett Hawke Podcasts of 2020 Inside with Brett Hawke has become a can’t-miss podcast that catches up with some of the biggest names in the sport. Led by
Racial Disparities in Swimming: What Can We Do?
Racial Disparities in Swimming: What Can We Do? History of Oppression in Swimming Swimming, both historically and present day, is a predominantly white sport. Chances are that if you were
Florent Manaudou To Prepare For Tokyo 2020 In Marseille Thanks To Pandemic And Politics
Former Olympic 50 free champion Florent Manaudou will train solely in Marseille as he prepares for Tokyo 2020 under the guidance of Julien Jacquier. The Frenchman had been dividing his
Michigan Adds 2022 In-State Verbal from Sectional Champion Brady Kendall
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Brady Kendall of Canton, Mich. has opted to remain in-state for her college career after verbally committing to the University of Michigan beginning in the fall of 2022.
Refocused Paul Le Pushing Toward Vietnam Olympic Dream
Refocused Paul Le Pushing Toward Vietnam Olympic Dream The dream was, in Paul Le’s words, starting to feel “hopeless.” Le was 26, still training at his alma mater, Missouri State,
Introducing Swimnerd.Live Results
Really real-time results. Happy New Year, Nerds! Today SwimNerd announces the release of their newest innovation – this one for your swim meets – and it is awesome. It’s called
Swimming World Presents – A Shooting Star In Seoul: American Matt Biondi’s Swimming Career Across Three Olympiads
The latest issue of Swimming World Magazine is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault! Non-Subscribers Can Download This Issue Here American Matt Biondi’s Swimming Career Across Three
Washington 2A State Runner-Up Korbin Vera Commits to NYU
NEW COMMIT: Sprinter Korbin Vera of Bellingham, Wash. will head to the East Coast this fall to attend New York University as a member of the Bobcats’ Class of 2025. He has been
Swim England CEO Nickerson: ‘Hammer Blow’ As Pools In England Close In Third Lockdown
Swim England chief executive Jane Nickerson has demanded that swimming pools be included in the list of facilities allowed to open at the “earliest available opportunity” after England was plunged
David Marsh Joins ISHOF’s One in a Thousand Campaign, “The People Who Are Most Engaged in Our Sport Need to Be Engaged in Supporting It”
USA Swimming Olympic coach David Marsh joined the International Swimming Hall of Fame’s One in a Thousand campaign, designed to help the hall prosper during the difficult financial times of the COVID-19