ASCA World Clinic Cancelled, Will Still Be Held Virtually But With No Banquet
The ASCA World Clinic that was supposed to be held from September 8 – 13 in Orlando this year has been cancelled. The decision was announced via Facebook Live from
Yuliya Efimova Moving After Quarantine as Olympic Future Still Uncertain
Russian swimmer Yuliya Efimova was forced to move out of her rental house after a quarantine in the United States. Efimova, who in 2013 tested positive for a banned substance
Paige Madden, Molly Carson are Co-ACC Scholar-Athletes of the Year
Virginia junior Paige Madden (Mobile, Ala.) was named the women’s Co-ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for her academic and athletic performance during the 2019-20 season, the league office announced on
1980 Olympic Boycott Revisited – Book On Sale
1980 Olympic Boycott: Stolen Dreams of the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games By Tom Caraccioli and Jerry Caraccioli With a thorough exploration of the political climate of the time and the
Conferences Petition NCAA For Help With Budget Cuts; Separate Petition Started to Save Sports
With some businesses and organizations in dire financial situations during the coronavirus pandemic, commissioners from several smaller Division I conferences have given a separate petition to the NCAA, asking for
Jazz Carlin Reflects On Reaching Rio 2016, Tokyo Postponement & Her Mission Of Support For All
Just four short years ago relief was the overwhelming emotion for Jazz Carlin as she booked her spot for Rio 2016 in her final race at the British Olympic trials
Honoring & Celebrating the NCAA Women’s Swimming Senior Class of 2020
Swimming World celebrates the NCAA women’s swimming senior class of 2020. The cancellation of the 2020 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships caused many careers of senior student athletes to go
Olympic Silver Medalist Pieter Timmers To Retire Before 2021 Olympics
An extra year until the Tokyo Olympics was too much to wait for Belgian Pieter Timmers. The silver medalist in the 100 freestyle announced Thursday via the Belgian Swimming Federation
LumaLanes Split Time Analysis: Aaron Peirsol’s 200 Backstroke World Record
Analysis of the men’s 200 Long Course Meters backstroke is sponsored by LumaLanes. The 2009 FINA world championships, dubbed “The Shiny Suits Circus” and “The Plastic Fantastic Games”, are well-known for
On The Record with Scott Schulte, Bucknell, CWPA and USA Water Polo Hall of Famer
Editor’s Note: In one of the seminal matches in Eastern water polo history, on November 13, 1977, Pittsburgh faced Bucknell at the Joseph C. Trees Pool for the Eastern Water