Special Sets: Training From Trials To The Olympic Games With Connor Jaeger and Coach Josh White By Michael J. Stott Through the voice of Michigan associate coach Josh White, this
Three-time British 50 fly champion Charlotte Atkinson has announced her retirement from the pool and will now train for a career as a physician associate in London. The butterfly specialist
The death of Gennadi Touretski has sparked an outpouring of memories and tributes to the Russian mentor to the most decorated freestyle sprinter of all-time, Alex Popov. Touretski spent a
A day after Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf recommended that youth and high school sports in the Commonwealth be suspended for the rest of the year, the state’s athletic federation, the
The Mid-American Conference (MAC) Saturday became the first Division I college league to announce the postponement of all fall sports due to the COVID-19 crisis. The decision postpones all fall
Mark Spitz Shows He Still Has It by Following Katie Ledecky’s Balancing Act Nearly 50 years after he made Olympic history at the 1972 Games in Munich, Mark Spitz still
16-year-old Claire Curzan continues to tear apart the record books this summer with a 49.73 in the 100 butterfly on Saturday at the TAC Titans Invitational. Curzan became the youngest swimmer to
The Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center at the International Swimming Hall of Fame continues with its renovation and new construction. There is still some ongoing discussion on the south locker room
The Pepperdine University Athletics Department has named Ellie Monobe as the fourth full-time head coach in Pepperdine women’s swimming and diving history today. She was previously the associate head coach
Weekend Essay: Sippy Woodhead might, could, would, should have gone to the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games as a six-podium prospect 40 years ago this summer. Boycott pulled the plug on
