NCAA qualifier Kristen Stege of East Carolina has decided to transfer to the University of Tennessee, she announced in March shortly after the season ended. Stege, primarily a distance freestyler, will be
The UK Government has given the green light to competitive sport taking place behind closed doors in England from Monday 1 June. Horse racing at Newcastle, north-east England, and snooker
USA Swimming reported that all 317 clubs who submitted applications were awarded COVID-19 Relief Program grants in phase one, which was focused on supporting clubs and members impacted economically by
In many states, the question of how and when to reopen swimming pools is becoming clearer. But the issue remains up in the air elsewhere, especially on the coasts. One
Carson Foster made the difficult decision to say goodbye to the Mason Manta Rays on Thursday as he told Swimming World he will be moving early to Austin, Texas to get a jump
Greensboro Aquatic Center will reopen on a limited bases next Monday, June 1, bringing back online one of the nation’s biggest aquatic facilities. The opening will be under conditions, with
Olympic golden girl Bronte Barratt and her 2008 Australian Beijing teammate and bronze medallist Patrick Murphy have welcomed the arrival of their first-born son William Oswald, to swimming’s lovers lanes.
NEW COMMIT: Sprint freestyler Christian Osterndorf of Gilbert, Az. has opted to stay in-state for his college career and has handed Arizona State University a verbal commitment for the fall of
Kieren Perkins – Distance Legend The history of men’s distance swimming is rich with Australian flavor, from the early days of Andrew “Boy” Charlton to the dominance of Murray Rose
The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Division I coaches have banded together to slash costs and identify ways to make swimming more sustainable in response to
