Leaders at the European Swimming League (LEN) and its domestic-member federations have been warned that they could be held liable under Swiss federal law if they are found to have ignored
Summer League: Having Fun and Getting Work Done By Michael J. Stott No matter what tomorrow or next year brings, one can hope that the benefits of summer league as
Olympic open water champion Sharon van Rouwendaal is moving her base to Magdeburg, Germany, where she will train alongside world champion Florian Wellbrock under German national coach Bernd Berkhahn. It
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For the 40th time since what could’ve been the peak of his swimming career, the last week of July passed by Brian Goodell without much of a thought. That it’s
John Casillas, a 31-year-old California swimming coach, has been arrested and released on bail after a teenage girl who had been missing for weeks was found in his San Bernardino
Announced changes in the calendar in Louisiana and South Carolina have not affected high school swimming, a fall sport in both states. The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) sent
Italian swimmer Luca Dotto opened up about the recent death of his mother on Brett Hawke’s podcast as she passed away after a battle with brain cancer. Dotto is currently in Rome so he
Pennsylvania Governor Recommending No Sports Until January 1, 2021; Would Affect Swimming Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf, at the end of his Thursday press conference, recommended that there should be no
When She Beat the Boys: Celebrating Anniversary of Gertrude Ederle’s Historic English Channel Crossing Today leaves us six years shy of the centenary of Getrude Ederle’s pioneering swim across the
