How One Club, the Naples Tiger Sharks, Cope with COVID-19’s Uncertainty
How One Club, the Naples Tiger Sharks, Cope with COVID-19’s Uncertainty by Violet Johnston & Michael Kidd A spectre is haunting our pools and teams – the spectre of COVID-19.
How One Club, the Naples Tiger Sharks, Cope with COVID-19’s Uncertainty by Violet Johnston & Michael Kidd A spectre is haunting our pools and teams – the spectre of COVID-19.
The pleasant surprise on the broadcast of the International Swimming League’s Match 10 was notable as Dylan Carter advanced in each echelon of the skins race for the LA Current
The Cranberry Sauce Dilemma: How Many Calories Are in My Thanksgiving Dishes? Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching, bringing with it the promise of meticulous cooking and ample food for the dinner
Tom Shields seems to be a completely new swimmer this year competing in his second season with the LA Current of the International Swimming League. Shields, who is currently leading the
Mel Marshall – the woman who guided Adam Peaty to Olympic gold – is one of six women heading a UK Sport leadership initiative that plans to more than double
Florida 1A Swimming & Diving Championships Moved to Sunday Because of Tropical Storm Eta The Florida High School Athletic Association announced it is moving three state championships from Friday to
Balancing times and wins in the International Swimming League creates ready-made intrigue within the league. While wins are incentivized via points and team scores, the times remain important to swimmers,
Champion’s Mojo Podcast: The Friendship of Training Partners Lilly King and Cody Miller Training partners and 2016 Olympic champions, Lilly King and Cody Miller, have developed an amazing friendship while
A final decision on the fate of the winter sports season from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) will come next week as the COVID-19 pandemic intensifies in
Stations: The Beloved Swim Workout (Includes Sample) By Maggie Lasto, Swimming World College Intern. It’s no secret that swimming can get monotonous at times. With their faces in the water,