Australia Announces History Making Virtual Inter-State Short Course Meet Across Five Venues The cream of Australia’s leading swimmers will participate in the country’s first ever virtual “Non Championship” meet across
UNC Wilmington on Monday announced that a cluster of seven positive COVID-19 tests have been linked to the schools swimming and diving team. Individuals who’ve tested positive have been isolated
Mount St. Mary’s announced Tuesday that Hall of Fame coach Lynn Kachmarik will join the coaching staff as a volunteer assistant for the water polo program’s inaugural seasons. Kachmarik is
Augustana College (Ill.) this week announced that it will name its new aquatic facility after alumna and athletics pioneer Anne Greve Lund. Lund, a 1926 graduate of Augustana, was the
New Jersey Puts Limits on Winter H.S. Competitions; No State Champs for 2021 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association announced on Tuesday that there
The American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) announced that longtime NCAA swim coach Bill Wadley will become the next Executive Director for the 65-year old organization. Effective October 15th, 2020, Wadley
From the Paint to the Pool: The Events Your Favorite NBA Stars Would (Probably) Swim For those living inside of a bubble for the last few months (no pun intended),
Pan American Games gold medalist and former 200 butterfly world record holder Craig Beardsley has joined the International Swimming Hall of Fame’s “One in a Thousand” campaign, which is designed to help
NEW COMMIT: Yorktown, Va. native Kyleigh Tankard has pledged her verbal commitment to the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join Enfield,
Japanese World Champion Daiya Seto has been suspended by the Japan Swimming Federation from any official Japanese national team activities as punishment for his extramarital affair that came recently to
