How AAU Diving Safely Ran National Diving Competition During the Age of COVID. By Joe Chirico. Divers and coaches are all anxious to safely return to coaching, training and competing.
Barry Watson, who held the record for the fastest English Channel crossing from 1964 to 1977, died this week at age 81. A native of Crossflatts, West Yorkshire, Watson swam
Swimming pools, along with gyms and indoor sports courts are allowed to open in Scotland from August 31, the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced today. Great Britain swims as one
Former world record holder Kathleen Baker sat down with Brett Hawke on his podcast to talk about her career as she has been one of the top swimmers in the United States since she
The economic realities of the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic are starting to weigh in the opinions of Japanese business when it comes to the fate of the Tokyo2020 Olympic Games in
Virginia Swimming & Diving Is Suddenly a Recruiting Power Almost overnight, it feels like the Virginia women’s swimming and diving team has become a national powerhouse. In 2019, in year
No State Championships for New Jersey High School Swimming The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) updated its return to play policy for the upcoming school year on August 20.
NEW COMMITS: Villanova University has picked up two new verbal commitments for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Atlanta, Ga. native Henry Halloran and Andrew Mitchell of Killingworth, Connecticut. Both swimmers will join Carson Brockette as a member
The Cali Condors of the International Swimming League have announced a trio of new signings to their 2020 roster with Marcin Cieslak, Meghan Small, Kelly Fertel as well as the re-signing of European
NEW COMMIT: The University of Akron has secured a new verbal commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Winter Springs, Fla. native Julia Mauter. She will join Kendall Craig, Amelia Kane, and
