Arena Recalls Two Snorkels From Snorkel II Line In Precautionary Measure
Arena has recalled products from their Snorkel II line as a precaution after a small piece of excess material from inside the tube of a Swim Snorkel Pro II became
20 Years Since The Dash Crown Passed From King Tom Jager To Tsar Alexander Popov (VIDEOS)
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the 21.64 World record set by Alexander Popov over 50m freestyle. The Russian Sprint Tsar, two historic doubles and four Olympic 50-100m freestyle crowns
Miami Hurricanes Sweep Up Class of 2025 Verbal from Jacey Hinton of Crimson Aquatics
NEW COMMIT: Weston, Mass. native Jacey Hinton will head to the Sunshine State in the fall of 2021 after verbally committing to the University of Miami as a member of the Canes’ class
Breeja Larson Hoping to Train With Bob Bowman for 2021; Share ‘Champion Mindset’
Breeja Larson has been sharing her champion mindset with others, helping them stay motivated to reach their goals. Larson still has plenty of goals — in and out of the
Justin Wright to Move Cross Country to Train Under Mark Gangloff at North Carolina
2018 200 butterfly national champion Justin Wright will be moving across the United States from Tucson, Arizona to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, he confirmed with Swimming World. Wright will be moving from
Arizona State’s Grant House a Lead Plaintiff in Suit Against NCAA, Power 5 Conferences
Arizona State swimmer Grant House is named as a lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against the NCAA filed in northern California. The suit, filed Monday morning, challenges the
The Week That Was: Olympic Bosses Warn Athletes They Face a Ban If They Take a Knee in Peaceful Protest Over Injustice
The Week That Was sponsored by Suitmate. The International Olympics Committee (IOC) is sticking to its threat to ban athletes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in 2021 for taking a knee
Passages: Morgan J. Burke, Former Purdue Swimmer, Athletic Director
Morgan J. Burke, a captain of the Purdue swim team in the 1970s who became his alma mater’s athletic director for nearly three decades, died Monday. Burke was 68 years
Big Ten Conference Announces Anti-Hate and Anti-Racism Coalition
The Big Ten Conference formally announced today the members of the Big Ten Anti-Hate and Anti-Racism Coalition, which includes student-athletes, coaches, athletic directors, chancellors, presidents and other members of the
Olympian Virdhawal Khade: ‘Might Consider Retiring’ if Indian Pools Don’t Open Soon
The wait to reopen pools in India has been grating for elite swimmers like Virdhawal Khade, who vented his frustration on Twitter Sunday. “Might have to consider retiring from swimming,”