The anti-doping in sports just got a little bit stronger. A bill that strengthens the ability for law enforcement to deal with international doping has passed in the U.S. Senate
NEW COMMIT: Western Colorado University has received a new commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Adelaide “Addy” Rau of Las Vegas, Nevada. She told Swimming World: “I’m so excited to finally
Torri Huske wasn’t sure what to expect from herself at the U.S. Open. But she was sure what to expect from the venue. She was at the Richmond site in
Can Caeleb Dressel Pull Off Historic 50 Free-100 free-100 Fly Triple in Tokyo? Assessing His Chances in Each Event There is little Caeleb Dressel hasn’t done in his swimming career
Milorad Cavic Still Claims He Won 2008 Olympic Gold in 100 Fly Over Michael Phelps Olympic silver medalist Milorad Cavic hopped on the Inside With Brett Hawke podcast to talk about his
Scottish Swimming has posed questions about the cost to physical and mental health after a three-week closure of pools in 11 local authority areas of Scotland was announced on Monday.
Ed Accura, a co-founder of the Black Swimming Association (BSA), has announced that the follow-up to ‘A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim’ is set for global release in May 2021.
Auburn Swimming & Diving to Not Allow Spectators For Fall Invites Auburn Athletics and the swimming and diving program has announced attendance policies for the two fall events at the
The Inequities of Swimming: Making the Most of Your Situation There is no doubt that the sport of swimming continues to evolve. Swimming has taken huge steps toward the progress
Men’s 1500 Freestyle in Tokyo: Will It Be Another All-European Final? Something interesting happened in the men’s 1500-meter freestyle final at the 2019 World Championships: All eight finalists were Europeans.
