The NCAA has joined most American sports leagues in cancelling events, wiping out winter championships as well as spring events in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thursday’s announcement includes the
USA Swimming has officially pulled the plug on all events for the next 30 days regarding the coronavirus pandemic, sources have confirmed. That includes all championship meets including NCSAs. Moments
After the cancellation of the French Junior Championships today, national swimming federation bosses will meet tomorrow morning to decide which regional events to postpone or cancel as part of containment
Editor’s Note: Beata Nelson and the rest of the college swimmers had their NCAA championship meets cancelled Thursday because of the coronavirus outbreak. The following is a preview written before
In an unprecedented chain reaction to the impact of the novel coronavirus on American sporting life, today, the presidents of universities in some of the nation’s largest and most prestigious
Editor’s Note: Bobby Finke and the rest of the college swimmers had their NCAA championship meets cancelled Thursday because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The following is a preview written
The NCAA Division II Championships opened Wednesday from Geneva, Ohio, with both the men and women competing despite no one in the stands because of the coronavirus. Queens and Drury
Scandinavia shut down swimming today as part of coronavirus (COVID-19) containment measures. The Danish Open, which doubles as Denmark’s Olympic Swimming Trials, and the Swim Open in Stockholm have been
Following a period of uncertainty, as sports entities as diverse of La Liga in Spain, the Ivy League athletics conference in the U.S., LEN in Europe and even the National
FINA the international federation for aquatics sports, has issued cancellation and/or postponement notices for a swathe of events in swimming, water polo, diving and synchronised swimming due to the coronavirus
