From Swimmer To Swiver: An Interesting Transition By Tara Draper, Swimming World Intern Although classified together, the worlds of swimming and diving are vastly different. Swimming is all about power
Champion’s Mojo Podcast: Olympic Champ Cullen Jones Talks Prioritizing His Purpose A two-time Olympian, gold medalist and world-record holder, Cullen Jones nearly drowned at a waterpark as a child. Today,
Frank Legacki passed away on October 16, 2020 at the age of 81 years. The cause of death was Metastatic Prostate Cancer. Frank had an amazing life. He lived an
USA Diving announced changes to the schedule for 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Diving, which will take place June 6-13, 2021 at the Indiana University Natatorium on the campus
Energy Standard sprinter Femke Heemskerk missed the opening match of the 202o International Swimming League (ISL) season because of a positive COVID-19 test. On Monday, she tested negative and will
Citing the requirements of Title IX, William & Mary Monday reversed its decision to cut three sports, reinstating women’s swimming and diving. The university also reinstated women’s gymnastics and women’s
You could see it behind the block as Ky-Lee Perry brought home the mixed freestyle relay, or in the DC Trident team box as Linnea Mack dueled through the women’s
Analyzing the improvements in the International Swimming League’s second season. Live swimming is finally back! In a year that was supposed to see the thrill of the Olympic Games where
NEW COMMIT: Indiana University has kept local superstar Kristina Paegle in state for her college career, as the Bloomington native pledged her verbal for the Class of 2026. She will
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. Racing is back nearly in full force as some of the best swimmers in the ISL and in the NCAA returned to real
