Soon-To-Be Virginia Cavalier Madi Mintenko on Path Toward 200 Freestyle Contention Two years ago, Madi Mintenko provided a sensational relay anchor for the U.S. women at the World Junior Championships. Mintenko
Seine River Reopening Continues to be a Hit with Swimmers – Local and International Since reopening to public swimming last month, the River Seine has become a popular destination for
The U.S. Roster for the World Junior Championships; Several Athletes Taking on Five-Event Slates Just one week remains before the start of the World Junior Championships in Romania, and the
Aussies Henry Allan and Hayley Mackinder are Rising Stars to Watch at World Junior Champs Australian will send a squad of 30 athletes to the World Junior Championships in Romania,
Adam Peaty Completes Debut Triathlon: “One Of The Hardest Things I’ve Ever Done” Adam Peaty described his triathlon debut as “one of the hardest things I’ve ever done” after racing
Commentary: Return of Russian Athletes to World Champs a Boost for Competition The World Championships in Singapore was full of memorable moments. The four gold medals won by Summer McIntosh,
The 2025 U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) Summer National Championship took place at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center on Aug. 6-10. There were 1,105 swimmers from five countries competing. Federal
Gunfire Interrupts Opening-Round Game in U20 Water Polo World Championships The first day of the U20 Water Polo World Championships in Brazil was interrupted by gunfire during the match between
The Men’s World Records Ranked by Dominance; Adam Peaty Leads the Way (Full Rankings) When Leon Marchand broke the world record in the semifinals of the 200-meter individual medley at
How Swimmers and Coaches Can Collaboratively Use Information at Their Fingertips We’ve all seen the sports movie. Darkness surrounds our hero, as he studies the greatest athletes in the sport
