Klete Keller is facing criminal charges after law enforcement officers identified the Olympic gold medal swimmer as part of a deadly insurrection of the U.S. Capitol last week. According to
As intercollegiate athletic administrators, coaches and student-athletes prepare for the unprecedented opportunities — and challenges — that will result from the Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) paradigm shift, a new
Five Men’s Storylines to Follow at the 2021 TYR Pro Swim Series The first major national level meet of 2021 will begin this weekend in San Antonio and Richmond as
NEW COMMIT: Liberty University has received a new early verbal commitment for the 2022-23 season and beyond from freestyler and breaststroker Ella Kahn of Reading, Pa. She will join Malia Francis as a member of
Amidst a plethora of petitions regarding swimming and water polo in the U.S., add an effort by a pair of California parents urging public officials to reopen public pools despite
Bill Wadley is no longer the executive director of the American Swimming Coaches Association, sources have confirmed to Swimming World. The ASCA had a vote of ‘no confidence’ in Wadley
I don’t care what your political position is, the events that transpired at the U.S. Capitol last week were terrifying. In what was supposed to be one of the most
NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Aurora Duncan of Irvine, Calif. has announced her decision to attend Drury University beginning in the fall of 2021. She will be come a second-generation Panther as
NEW COMMIT: The University of Notre Dame has snagged their seventh early verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Olympic Trials qualifier Tommy Janton of Kennett Square, Pa. He will
Amy Bilquist has overcome injury after injury during her stellar swimming career. She will have to overcome one more before the U.S. Olympic trials. Bilquist underwent shoulder surgery on Friday
