6 Thoughts That Go Through the Mind of an Anxious Swimmer
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Pilato And Ceccon Set Italian Records As They Book Tickets To Tokyo 2020
Benedetta Pilato and Thomas Ceccon both set national records and qualified for Tokyo 2020 on day one of the Italian Open Championships in Riccione. Pilato went 1:06.02 to slice more
Ilya Shymanovich Lowers Own 200Br Record At Belarusian Short-Course Championships
Ilya Shymanovich lowered his national 200m breaststroke record to 2:02.77 on the first day of the Belarusian Short-Course Championships in Brest. Shymanovich had set a previous record of 2:02.86 while
CAS on Cutting Russia’s Ban to 2 Years: Not ‘Validation of the Conduct of RUSADA or the Russian Authorities’
Russia‘s ban from major sporting events following the doping scandal involving the manipulation of data has been cut to two years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The World
According to School President, University of South Carolina Swim Programs Could Be In Trouble
According to School President, University of South Carolina Swim Programs Could Be In Trouble University of South Carolina school president Robert Caslen rang the warning bell that cutting sports in order to
Kaitlin Sandeno: Happiness and Persistence Can Produce Best Performances
Kaitlin Sandeno: Happiness and Persistence Can Produce Best Performances Kaitlin Sandeno dove into the sport of swimming fast and furiously. She began her senior year of high school with third,
Texas Women Take Over #1 Spot; Longhorn Men Remain at Top in December CSCAA Division I Poll
The final CSCAA Division I poll of 2020 is in the books. Before casting their ballots, the committee reviewed all forms of competition (virtual, intrasquad and in-person) since the November
Russia Cannot Use Name, Flag, Anthem for Next Two Olympics after Court of Arbitration for Sport Ruling
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled on Thursday that Russia will face a two-year international ban and will not be able to use its name, flag and national
Aquajets Make Most of Time Out of Water With Service Projects
The Aquajets Swim Team had just gotten used to being back in the water together, when a second halt to sports in Minnesota brought their rekindled time together to another
North Carolina Tar Heels Land 2022 In-State Verbal from Distance Ace Patrick Sleater
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Patrick Sleater of Asheville, N.C. has decided to stay in-state for his college career after verbally committing to the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill beginning in the