Viktória Mihályvári-Farkas & Kristof Rasovszky Strike Historic Gold For Hungary At European Open Water Championships Viktória Mihályvári-Farkas and Kristof Rasovszky made it double gold for Hungary when they won their
CSCAA Announces Inaugural Power 4 Conference Dual Meet Challenge The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is proud to announce the inaugural CSCAA Power 4 Dual Meet
Grant House Has Overcome Heart Issue, Still Racing in Pursuit of Unfulfilled Potential The reasons that Grant House has become a well-known name in athletics have very little to do
Chlorine Exposure: Is It a Danger for Swimmers? Swimmers are known for many things: tan lines, long practice hours, broad shoulders and the unmistakable scent of chlorine. Growing up, people
Amelie Blocksidge Among 28-Strong British Team For European Junior Championships A 28-strong British team has been announced for the European Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships which take place in July in
Hazel Ouwehand 50 Fly Record, Distance and Youth Headline New Zealand Nationals Hazel Ouwehand lowered her national record in the women’s 50 butterfly, the highlight of the Apollo Projects New
Jack Alexy Drops 21.94 50 Free; Ilya Kharun, Leah Polonsky Impress at Speedo Grand Challenge Jack Alexy produced a fast time in the men’s 50 freestyle, and Leah Polonsky and
U.S. Men’s, Women’s Water Polo Teams Announce June Exhibitions in California The U.S. men’s and women’s water polo teams on Tuesday announced five matches to be played in California in
CSCAA Releases Open Letter On ‘Leading from the Front’ in College Athletics Scramble The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) on Tuesday released an open letter to
Lewis Pugh Completes Martha’s Vineyard ‘Shark Swim’ Circumnavigation British swimmer Lewis Pugh on Monday competed the first of its kind “Shark Swim” around Martha’s Vineyard. The swim, timed to the
