Ellie Cole Makes Budding Paralympian’s Dreams Come True
“Dreams do come true,” Emilee Pratt said after meeting her idol Ellie Cole, a surprise which brought the young swimmer to tears. After hearing a knock at the door of
Chase Bloch to Return as USC Swimming Assistant Coach Under Jeremy Kipp
Chase Bloch, an integral part of the USC swimming program for the past decade who completed his sixth year as a Trojan men’s and women’s assistant swimming coach this past
Colin Wright Put William & Mary on Map With First NCAA Qualification In Decades
Colin Wright was ready to represent William & Mary on the national stage before COVID cancellations. The men’s sprint freestyle events at the 2020 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and
World Champion Maggie MacNeil Focused on Technique in Backyard Pool
Maggie MacNeil is patiently waiting. As other countries prepare to re-enter the water as cases of COVID-19 wane, Canada is a little behind, since the virus didn’t hit there until
So You Had a Bad Race…4 Ways to Handle the Situation
So you had a bad race or two. Or three. Or four. Or maybe even a lot more. You can cry, you can mope, you can let one bad race
Luke Greenbank, Sean Balmer And Success Born In The 25m, Four-Lane Pool In Cockermouth
When Luke Greenbank stood on the podium at last year’s World Championships as the crowds cheered, flags were waved and God Save The Queen was sung, the contrast with the
Minna Atherton’s Coach David Lush Departs Brisbane Grammar After 12 Successful Years
In a shock move, one of Australia’s Rio Olympic Team swim coaches David Lush last night ended his successful 12-year tenure as Director of Swim Coaching with Brisbane Grammar School (BGS)
USA Swimming Releases New Letter; Pledges to “Stand United” on Race Issues
In a pair of weeks where most every sporting league, team and athletic body has released some response to the recent surge of protests against racial injustice in America, USA
Erica Sullivan Withdraws Commitment From University of Southern California
US National team member Erica Sullivan has withdrawn her commitment from the University of Southern California where she was originally going to be a freshman in the fall of 2018, she confirmed
New Florida Law to Allow College Athletes to Profit from Name, Image and Likeness
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill Friday that would allow college athletes in the state to make money from name, image and likeness (NIL) starting July 1, 2021, according to ESPN.