U.S. Olympic teammates Lia Neal and Jacob Pebley and announced the “Swimmers for Change” initiative on Friday. Swimmers for Change is a grassroots movement involving over 30 Olympic, Paralympic, and
Two-thirds of corporate Tokyo 2020 sponsors are undecided on whether to continue supporting the Olympic Games after the event was shunted ahead a year to July 2021 due to the
NEW COMMIT: Las Vegas, Nevada native and talented butterflyer Danyael Cuison has announced her commitment to Dixie State University and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2020. She told Swimming World:
Detraining is a natural physiological phenomenon that plays out in the body when an athlete ceases regular training. Any swimmer who has ever followed an intense season with a 2-3-week
Athletes competing at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, will be able to take the knee in solidarity with anti-racist movements. The stance comes two days after the International
One of the few states to remain closed for swimming, New York, took a significant step toward reopening pools Thursday. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that he will turn over the
When American John Naber finally ended the nine-year reign of East German Roland Matthes on backstroke at the Montreal 1976 Olympic Games and the two men, though poles apart on the geo-political
Northwestern has elevated Katie Robinson to Director of Swimming & Diving, Combe Family Vice President for Athletics & Recreation Jim Phillips announced Thursday. “We are thrilled to introduce Katie Robinson
Who Is Going Back to Back? Which Women Can Defend Their Olympic Crowns As we enter the summer months of 2020, a summer that was supposed to be celebrating the
The Pac-12 Conference announced its Tom Hansen Conference Medal award winners on Thursday. Two swimmers and one diver were among the list of recipients — USC’s Louise Hansson and Cal’s
