“It’s clear the Games can’t be held in July,” Australian Olympic Team Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman admitted today as reality struck that Toyko 2020 will now be postponed. The
The Canadian Olympic Committee Sunday night escalated the pressure on the International Olympic Committee to postpone the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, releasing a statement that it has “made the difficult decision
In this issue of Swimming World Biweekly, read about the impact that the Coronavirus Pandemic (Covid-19) has had on the entire aquatic community. John Lohn writes about the IOC’s hesitancy
Given the events that preceded Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hint that the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games “may” have to be postponed, the first acknowledgment from Tokyo 2020 central that
NEW COMMITS: The University of California, Berkeley has recently scored four new verbal commitments for the fall of 2021 from Stephanie Akakabota, Elizabeth Cook, Melanie Julia, and Shelby Suppiger. All four
Cameron van der Burgh, the 2012 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion and former World champion and record holder from South Africa, has been battling coronavirus COVID-19 infection for the past fortnight
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has issued a statement to say that it has moved beyond Plan A of pressing ahead with a July 24 start to the Olympic Games
Nearly 300 American athletes participated in a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) town hall meeting on Saturday. The two hour meeting followed calls from USA Swimming and USA Track
French Health and Solidarity Minister Olivier Véran has fired another shot among many travelling across the bows of an indecisive International Olympic Committee by stating that he does not see
NEW COMMITS: Florida State University has recently picked up four new verbal commitments for their class of 2025 from Jenny Bird, Alexandra Dicks, Ella Dyjak and Rachel Moran. All four swimmers will add valuable
