Our helicopter over a comparison of water safety in 2019 and 2020 conducted with Professor Vincenzo Spica yesterday veers off and comes to rest on an outcrop affording us other angles
Even with no swim meets going on, Matt Grevers was still competing – and winning. The 2012 Olympic gold medalist in the 100 backstroke participated in ESPN’s Peloton Show on Saturday against
An effort to map the effect of COVID-19 lockdowns on swimming around the world is underway via the World Swim Status Report. The effort, launched by trainingstudy.com, asks swim clubs
Raena Eldridge of the Texas A&M women’s swimming & diving team was named the Arthur Ashe, Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year, announced during a virtual banquet Thursday afternoon
Swimmer Chandler Bray and soccer forward Alyssa Howell are the University of Florida’s nominees for the 2019-20 Brad Davis Southeastern Conference Community Service Leaders of the Year. As Florida’s nominees,
Who could really benefit from the Olympic Games postponement to 2021? When the Olympic Games got pushed back a year, there was a huge sigh of relief for many athletes
Swim Ireland performance director Jon Rudd has called for the nation’s Olympic and Paralympic swimmers to be able to return to the pool. Rudd’s plea came shortly after the Team
Making an Olympic team was never meant to be easy but whoever pulls on the green and gold blazer as Australia’s lone male open water swimmer in Tokyo next year
NEW COMMIT: Purdue University has received a new verbal commitment for the 2021-22 season and beyond from Cecilie Wiuff of Albertslund, Denmark. She’ll join Audrey Crowel and Mahala Erlandson in West Lafayette
Swimming Canada Friday unveiled a Return to Swimming Resource Document, a 22-page guide to getting swimmers back in the water and restarting competition. The objective is to get Canadian aquatic
