‘You Just Know’: Sophie Verzyl on Confidence and Competing for Team USA In a thrilling finish at USA Diving Nationals, Sophie Verzyl officially earned a coveted spot on Team USA’s
AP Race International Shows New Side, Opportunity for Swim Meets This weekend, I was privileged enough to be given a media pass to the AP Race International Meet in London.
New Book ‘Get Going! With Competitive Swimming’ Offers Insights for All Ages Just in time for the next swim season, author Mike O’Hare is set to launch “Get Going! With
Marrit Steenbergen Tops 100 Free Rankings & Nyls Korstanje Sets Dutch 50 Fly Record At AP Race International Marrit Steenbergen elevated herself to the top of the 100 free rankings
Passages: Joan Harrison, South African Olympic Gold Medalist, 89 Joan Harrison, who won the women’s 100-meter backstroke at the 1952 Olympics for South Africa, has died on May 20 at
Tokyo Olympian Valeriya Salamatina Banned For Two Years After Positive Drugs Test Tokyo Olympian Valeriya Salamatina of Russia has been banned for two years after testing positive for furosemide, the
American River College 3C2A Champion Cayden Pitzer Proves Why Community College Swimming Matters Last week, the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association State Championships wrapped up in exciting fashion. The
Yu Zidi Has Blasted Onto World Scene at Age 12: What Does Her Future Hold? In the most unexpected development of last week’s Chinese National Championships, a 12-year-old qualified to
Memorial Day Rewind: How World War II Impacted Yale Great Bob Kiphuth Editor’s note: We are reposting this great feature by Chuck Warner, originally written as part of a series
Swimmers are renowned for their dedication to their sport. We train long hours at ridiculous times and spend all day at meets only to spend a few minutes actually racing
