The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on Friday released the 2021 list of banned substances and methods that will take effect immediately. WADA annually releases its compendium of banned substances and
Frederick “Ted” Haartz, who spent more than four decades as an administrator at the highest levels of U.S. Masters Swimming, died on Jan. 1. Haartz was 92 years old. His
NEW COMMIT: Olympic Trials qualifier Griffin O’Leary of Barrington, Ill. will head to warmer climate after verbally committing to the University of Southern California for the 2022-23 season. He will join Newcastle, Wash.
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Robert Quan of Ashburn, Va. has announced his commitment to the University of Chicago and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2021. He will join Tommy
NEW COMMIT: The University of Connecticut has received their second early verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from breaststroker Paige Spencer of Dover, N.H. She will join Hannah Jyawook of Franklin, Tenn. in
NEW COMMIT: North Carolina State University has added another verbal commitment to their already-stacked Class of 2026 from Junior National qualifier Drew Salls of Jacksonville, Fla. He will join Stephen Conrad, JT Ewing, Kyle Ponsler, Michael
Tips for Thriving Through a Winter Without a Training Trip It is a confusing time. Most college swimmers, and even some high school swimmers, are missing out on one of
The China Swim Series continued with its second night of finals with some of the country’s best opening the new year in strong form. Zhang Yufei continued her impressive roll with
6 Ways To Be A Successful Swimmer (and Person) In 2021 This past year has been a challenging one for all of us, and the coronavirus pandemic continuing to wreak
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