American swimmer Tate Jackson was given a one-month doping suspension for testing positive for a THC metabolite. The United States Anti-Doping Association announced the suspension Thursday. It levied the minimum
Robert Raymond “Ray” Riordon, who founded the swimming program and Towson University and coached it for 30 years, died on April 23. He was 87 and living in Millsboro, Delaware.
Longer days and warmer nights mean summer is just around the corner! Some of our favorite childhood memories are in the swimming pool, playing in the sprinklers, or pretty much
The British Olympic team plus a further 12 swimmers have been selected to a 40-strong squad for the European Championships in Budapest next month. A total of 28 swimmers have
The NJCAA Swimming and Diving Championships opened on Wednesday at Anne Wilder Aquatic Complex with Indian River looking to continue its streak of championships. Indian River’s Victoria Ortiz won the
The Tokyo Olympics are still on, set to begin in less than three months, and a rule book has been released to show how the games can take place during
NEW COMMIT: NC State University has added another addition to their impressive Class of 2026 from Junior National qualifier Collin McKenzie of Washington, D.C. He will join Quinitn McCarty, Drew Salls, Stephen Conrad, JT
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced another postponement of the Canada Olympic and Paralympic Trials to June 19-23, Swimming Canada announced Wednesday. Trials will still be held at the Toronto Pan
When Haley Anderson and Ashley Twichell solidified their 10K open water qualification for the Tokyo Olympics at the 2019 World Championships, it was an obvious weight lifted off their shoulders, and ensured a year-long
NEW COMMIT: Brigham Young University has received their second verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season from Junior National qualifier Mackenzie Miller of Sanger, Calif. She will join Julia Bartell of Waconia, Minn. as
