Ohio Swimmers Can Count Down to May 26 Opening of Pools
Pools in Ohio can reopen May 26, the office of Governor Mike DeWine announced Thursday. DeWine’s press conference centered broadly on child care, from day cares to day camps, with
Wisconsin’s Beata Nelson Earns Big Ten Medal of Honor
Two of the University of Wisconsin’s exceptional student-athletes have received the Big Ten Conference’s highest distinction. Senior swimmer Beata Nelson and track and field athlete Zach Lorbeck were named Wednesday
Texas A&M Nominates Raena Eldridge, Benjamin Walker for McWhorter Award
Texas A&M’s swim team provides both of the school’s nominees for the SEC’s H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Post-Graduate Award, with Raena Eldridge and Benjamin Walker announced as finalists Thursday. Walker
Water Not the Problem at Swimming Pools; Social Environment is Issue
Will it be safe to swim in a swimming pool? A Purdue University expert sets out the difference between pool water and the environment Ernest “Chip” Blatchley III, an Environmental Engineering
Northern Virginia Swimming League Cancels Season Officially, But Unofficial Meets Might Go On
The 2020 Northern Virginia Swimming League summer season has been canceled because of COVID-19, however, some unofficial competitions could still take place. The virus hit Virginia in March and wiped
Mid-American Conference Adjusting Format for Swim Championships
This week, the Mid-American Conference announced it was changing its postseason for all of its sports in the 2020-21 academic year to stem the financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Open Water Coaches Said To Be Among Five Dutch Surfers Who Died In Storm Swell & Sea Foam At Heart Of Inquiry
Five Dutch Surfers Who Died In Treacherous Seas Off The Hague Said To Include Two Open Water Coaches Five Dutch surfers who drowned off the coast of the Dutch beach
A Look Back: When Cupping Therapy – and Those Purple Bruises – Became a Curiosity
Cupping Therapy During this stall in competitive action, Swimming World will occasionally take a look back at epic races, interviews and phenomenons in the sport. Today, we look back at
Chad Le Clos Gets Close-Up View of Corona Poverty & Struggle On A Trip To Local Store
Chad Le Clos was confronted with the brutal reality of life for the poor during the pandemic in South Africa when a trip to the local grocery store opened his
Decisions Loom in Several States to Determine Fate of Summer Swimming
Government decisions in several states this week could influence the extent to which summer swimming is allowed during the coronavirus pandemic. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is expected to announce a