Timing Is Everything: Both NAIA and NJCAA Championships Complete Their Meets Before Shutdown By David Rieder Everyone knows how important timing is—races can be won or lost by hundredths of
Duncan Goodhew & Swimathon Foundation Launch COVID-19 Relief Fund To Support Aquatics Community The Swimathon Foundation and its president, Duncan Goodhew, the Olympic 100m breaststroke champion of 1980, today launched a COVID-19 Relief Fund to help the
The CG Sports Network welcomes special guests Kara Lynn Joyce, Annie Lazor, Heather Petri, Kate Ziegler, Jeremy Cochran, Tom Luchsinger and more this week during their live webinars. CGSN May
SoCal LSC Concerns On Friday May 1, the swimming community saw a glimpse of some normalcy when long-time Olympic coach Mark Schubert had a select group of about 18 Mission Viejo swimmers
Cam McEvoy – Swimming’s Space Man “In space.” The answer given by Cameron McEvoy when asked where he sees himself in 10 years. The physics and mathematics student from Queensland
Senior Swim Executives Of FINA and LEN, the global and European federations for aquatic sports, in dispute over allegations of financial mismanagement Three World swimming bosses have been named in
The Soak – Swim News In Brief Collated weekly Swimming World soaks up snippets from the realm of water sports around the world in a one-stop digest updated each day
USA Swimming Guidelines With more and more states allowing access to pools, it is worth repeating the USA Swimming guidelines that were sent out to ensure swimmers practice in a
Elite swimmers will be among the first wave of athletes allowed to return to training in controlled environments across Europe. Britain and Germany have indicated that swimmers such as Adam
Kentucky men’s swimming qualified five swimmers to NCAAs in 2020, their most qualifiers in 10 years. When the NCAA Division I swimming and diving Championships were cancelled this year because
