Paul Ramaley, Head Coach, Chelsea Piers Water Polo: What Went Wrong?
Editor’s Note: Following is one in a series of articles and interviews about the situation with the Chelsea Piers age group water polo club. For the past eight years the
Utah Replenishes Backstroke Group with Verbals from Maile Andresen, Norah Hay
NEW COMMITS: Junior National qualifiers Maile Andresen of Concord, Calif. and Norah Hay of Sugar Land, Texas have both verbally committed to the University of Utah beginning in the fall
High School Sports in California Delayed through the Fall by CIF
The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) has announced that high school sports in the state will be indefinitely delayed with start dates anticipated in December or next January. In an opaque
Drowning Prevention Book “Charlie the savior” Inspired by Baywatch
Drowning Prevention In 1997, young Charlie Hayes, asked his mother to see the set of the world’s #1 TV series Baywatch. This was his last wish as he was suffering
Louisville Swimming & Diving Pauses Swimming Voluntary Activities After Members Tested Positive For COVID-19
The University of Louisville has temporarily paused all voluntary swimming and diving activities for two weeks after three members of the program tested positive for COVID-19, according to a release
The Week That Was: Shkurdai, Curzan Post Swift Times in Return to Competition
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. There was a glimpse of normalcy in the last week as some swimmers around the world were able to return to competition for
Partnership for Clean Competition, USOPC Partner on Athlete COVID-19 Testing
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee is partnering with the Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC) to test athletes for COVID-19. The PCC is a non-profit that funds anti-doping research.
Memories of Moscow 1980 – When Sergei Fesenko Became The First Soviet Swimmer Among Men To Claim Olympic Gold
Today marks the 40th anniversary of the first day of racing in the pool at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow, where Sergei Fesenko became the first Soviet swimmer among
Memories of Moscow 1980 – 40 Years Since Boycott Buried The Chances Of Cheryl Gibson & Maple Mates
Today marks the 40th anniversary of the first day of racing in the pool at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow but not all medal hopes, such as Canada’s Cheryl
Kristof Milak To Compete In 4 Nations A Year To The Day Since Dismantling Phelps’ 200 Fly Record
World champions Kristof Milak and Katinka Hosszu are among the swimmers set to compete at the inaugural 4 Nations Swimming Meet from Friday 24 July in Budapest. The three-day meet