Duke Grad Max St. George Earns Fulbright Scholarship
Duke swimmer Max St. George has received a Fulbright scholarship to teach English in Malaysia next year, the school announced Wednesday. St. George graduated from Duke in 2019 after a
Sharon van Rouwendaal & Kaersten Meitz Receive Shoutouts From John Oliver & Krasinski For Training at Home
Distance freestyle swimmers Sharon van Rouwendaal and Kaersten Meitz recently received shoutouts on popular shows Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Some Good News with John Krasinski for their at-home training efforts during the coronavirus quarantine. Sharon
High School Team Swimming and Relays Deemed Moderate Risk Activity by NFSHA
High School Team Swimming In regard to the current state of the Covid-19 pandemic, high school team swimming has been placed in the “moderate risk” group of sport activities by
USA Swimming California LSCs Pen Letter to Governor Requesting Pools Open
The fight to get back in the water has begun in many places around the world, but it has gotten stronger in California. Already with some clubs getting back in
Be Aware of CDC Guidelines If You Are Getting Back in the Pool
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 Pools Guidance, including “Hot Tubs, and Water Playgrounds” has been updated to extend the promotion of “Behaviors that Prevent the Spread” of
Hall of Fame Aquatic Center Construction Moving Along Smoothly
The construction on the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center in Fort Lauderdale has been progressing smoothly as new pilings have been placed in the future diving well and competition pool.
Kylie Masse Finding Time to Improve, Lead During Olympic Postponement
Kylie Masse has had plenty of time to ponder, well, time. It’s a commodity usually so cut and dry for swimmers: Hours in the pool adding up to months of
Water Safety USA Renews Calls For Swim Organizations To Help Develop National Plan
A steering committee formed by Water Safety USA has renewed calls for stakeholders and interested parties to join efforts to develop a U.S. National Water Safety Action Plan that will now take
First British Paralympic Champion Margaret Maughan Dies 60 Years After Backstroke Gold
The first British Paralympic gold medallist, Margaret Maughan, has died aged 91 after a career that spanned five Games and 20 years. Maughan’s status as a pioneer and a tireless
Chattanooga Swim League Joins Cancellation List as COVID-19 Restrictions Elsewhere Ease
The Chattanooga Area Swim League became the latest summer league to cancel its season, but other states have provided some good news in the quest to return to the pool