3 Simple Ways Swimmers Can Be Kind to Their Mind
3 Simple Ways Swimmers Can Be Kind to Their Mind By Mauro Pacsi, Swimming World College Intern The most important asset to an athlete isn’t what you may think. Yes,
LSU Tigers Secure In-State Verbal from Junior National Qualifier Christian Booth
NEW COMMIT: Louisiana State University has successfully kept Christian Booth of Shreveport, La. in-state for the fall of 2021. He will join Gavin Rogers, Nick Toepfer, and Brendan Hausdorf in
Futures Qualifier Ellie MacPhail Selects University of the Pacific
NEW COMMIT: Shaker Heights, Ohio native and Futures qualifier Ellie MacPhail will head to the West Coast in the fall of 2021 after verbally committing to the University of the
Florida Swimming Heads to Georgia for Top 10 Showdown
Florida swimming and diving will begin the 2020-21 season in a top-10 showdown with Georgia on Friday, Oct. 30 at 10:00 a.m. inside Gabrielsen Natatorium. Florida fans can catch the
Texas, Texas A&M Swimming Rivalry Renews in Pool This Week
The Texas and Texas A&M swimming rivalry renews in the pool this week. Here is a breakdown of the matchups: No. 1 Men’s Swimming and Diving preview: No. 7 Texas
Federica Pellegrini Announces Negative COVID-19 Test; Could Be in Budapest Soon
Italian swimmer Federica Pellegrini could be back with her Aqua Centurions team in the International Swimming League (ISL) in Budapest very soon. Pellegrini announced on social media that after an
Ilya Borodin Sets Second Record Of The Week With New 400IM Mark At Russian Championships
Ilya Borodin lowered his own Russian mark to 4:11.50 in the 400IM for his second record-breaking swim of the Russian Championships in Kazan. The 17-year-old had set a new mark
Sam Kohm Will Join Brother in Athens With 2022 Verbal Pledge to Georgia Bulldogs
NEW COMMIT: Blue Bell, Pa. native Sam Kohm has given his verbal commitment to the University of Georgia along with Matt Sates for the Class of 2026. His older brother, Zach Kohm, has
Duncan Scott Relishing Medley Meeting With Kosuke Hagino As London Get Ready To Roar
Double Olympic silver medallist Duncan Scott is looking forward to racing Kosuke Hagino when London Roar get their second match of the International Swimming League under way on Friday. Hagino
Tom Boak Joins ISHOF’s One in a Thousand Campaign, “The Hall of Fame is Incredibly Valuable to Our Sport”
Long-time Masters swimming contributor Tom Boak, who has served as Master of Ceremonies at the last 11 Masters Hall of Fame inductions, has recently joined the growing list of members of