College Previews: NCAA Division II and Division III Swimming and Diving By Andy Ross The battle for supremacy for this year’s NCAA Division II and Division III swimming and diving
Sophie Hansson looked on as her sister, Louise Hansson, claimed two NCAA championships, turning heads with her stunning performances. But she wasn’t the only Hansson to put together stunning performances
We are celebrating our 23rd year of inspiration and intense instruction led by three-time USA National Team Coach Chuck Warner that has helped transform more than 4000 swimmers. For eighteen
Bill Sweetenham, International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Coach and mentor to generations of champions and coach leader, has called on national swimming federations and the worldwide swimming community to
It is highly unlikely ever to happen but Travis Tygart, the USADA boss, has urged Sun Yang to spill the beans on his brush with anti-doping authorities and “swimming’s darkest
Takeoff To Tokyo: “We Will Smash Them Like Guitars” – The Infamous Air-Guitar Race By John Lohn More than 17,000 passionate Australian fans stood and yelled, anticipating a moment their
A three-time Olympic swimmer, a Team USA captain, broadcast journalist, and author of the new book, Silver Lining, Elizabeth Beisel gives an authentic interview on what’s she’s been up to
Olympic Gold Medalist Brings Commitment to Continued Growth of the World’s Premier Swim Camp Company Fitter and Faster Swim Camps welcomes Olympic gold medalist Tyler Clary as Sales and Marketing
Given the new national championship format in place for DIII women’s water polo programs—on May 9 and 10 four teams will compete for the DIII Collegiate National Women’s Water Polo
Women’s NCAA Previews By Dan D’Addona “May the fourth be with you,”… That’s what Stanford’s swimmers could be saying to each other, as the Cardinal appear to have what it
