Seton Hall Swimming & Diving alumnus Michael LaRosa was announced as one of the newly-appointed members of the Office of the First Lady today. LaRosa will serve as the press
NEW COMMITS: The University of Michigan has received two more verbal commitments for the 2022-23 season and beyond from Edmonton, Alberta native Christey Liang and Ella Jo Piersma of Cincinnati, Ohio. Both talented swimmers will
Olympic swimmer Klete Keller has turned himself into authorities, multiple news outlets have reported, after facing federal charges stemming from the U.S. Capitol insurrection. He faces up to five years
Mark Chay, who swam for Singapore at the 2000 and 2004 Olympics, is one of nine new Nominated Members of Parliament (NMP) in his home country. Chay swam in the
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has received their third early verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from breaststroker Harry Herrera, who now lives in Florida. He will join Alejandro Kincaid
The Swiss Court that overturned Chinese swimmer Sun Yang’s eight-year doping ban cited potential anti-Chinese bias by an arbitrator in its decision, according to a press release Friday. The Swiss
After a day of distance events, the TYR Pro Swim Series continued on Friday morning with its first prelims session from San Antonio and Richmond. It started with the women’s
NEW COMMIT: The University of Arkansas has picked up their second early verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Trenton, Ill. native Chloe Brede. She will join Delaney Harrison of Woodstock, Ga.
The 2021 TYR Pro Swim Series continued Friday morning from San Antonio and Richmond as many of the United States’ best were opening up the Olympic year in their first
Will There Be a Summer Swim Season? Hope Is In the Air By Sadie Jones, Swimming World Intern The beginning of summer swim season might sound far from now because
