What A Dislocated Shoulder Can Mean As Luca Urlando Begins Healing Process
There is little worse that injury at the start of Olympic year for the swimmer dedicated to making the cut for the Games. In the United States, that also means
UC San Diego Women, Indianapolis Men Lead CSCAA Division II Poll
The CSCAA Division II Poll has the UCSD women and the Indianapolis men at number one. Both programs were previously ranked second. The Lady Triton’s received four of the six
Stingers End US Water Polo Streak in 10-9 Brisbane Heart-Stopper
The Australian Stingers have ended the USA women’s water polo team’s amazing 69 game winning streak with a heart-stopping 10-9 victory over the World and Olympic champions in front of
Host Hungary Remains Undefeated in 2020 European Championship Women’s Water Polo Play
In a clash of unbeaten with Olympic hopes, it was the home team that came out ahead Wednesday at the 34th LEN European Water Polo Championships. Behind four goals from
Why The Russian Flag Flies Yet In Sport: WADA Sanction On Hold In RUSADA Appeal Process
Russian athletes may yet compete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games under their flag and in full national kit unimpeded by a four-year sanction from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA),
Signe Bro Gives Insight on Being an International Swimmer on a Primarily-American ISL Team
Swimming World caught up with Signe Bro while she was on her training camp in Fort Lauderdale with members of the Danish National team to talk about the first season of
Four Ways Swim-Specific Dryland Training Improves Performance
Dryland swim training is meant to improve your performance year-round, even when you can’t make it to the pool. But many swimmers don’t feel fully confident when it comes to
Kate Douglass Leading Virginia Swimming Resurgence
Kate Douglass had her choice of just about every college in the country. She chose Virginia because of its raw potential. It reminded her of herself. “I really loved the
WATER POLO GALLERY: Musclebound US down under against the Aussies
The countdown is on for tonight’s second international water polo Tests between Australia and the USA at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre and if the opening games were anything to go
Cal Poly Coach Tom Milich Announces Retirement
Cal Poly swimming and diving coach Tom Milich announced that he will retire at the end of the season after 14 years leading the men’s and women’s programs. Since arriving