Takeoff to Tokyo: When Backstroke Went Rogue By John Lohn It’s been more than 30 years since the underwater dolphin kick altered the landscape of the backstroke event, and never
Four of the most storied small-school programs will clash at this week’s NCAA Division III Meet of the Week: the Denison Invitational. Denison (Ohio) University will host, Kenyon, Emory and
European Short-Course Championships Glasgow, Day 1 Heats World silver medallist Benedetta Pilato raced inside the standing global junior 50m breaststroke record and there was a championship mark for Kira Toussaint
USA Safety Plea For Change In Tokyo 2020 Swim Marathon Venue Catherine Kase, head coach to the USA Olympic Open Water Team, and the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) of
The parade of college swimming invitationals continues this week, but they aren’t all Division I meets. One of the most intriguing meets involves some of the top NCAA Division II
Each year in the NCAA Division I swimming and diving landscape, the number of big-time invitationals seems split between the week before Thanksgiving and the week after. This year however
It is little more than four months since Duncan Scott made a very public stand for what he believes is right when he refused to share the podium or shake
And then there were six. The Bucknell Bison opened the 2019 Men’s NCAA Water Polo Tournament with a hard fought 13-12 victory in the opening round against the 29-0 Harvard
The Week That Was sponsored by SuitMate. Three potential NCAA champions announced their commitments last week as Alexander Noergaard (NC State), Andrei Minakov (Stanford) and Adam Chaney (Florida) all put in their game changing commitments
European Commission competition authority Says Olympic Charter Must Change To Grant All European Athletes Their Rights The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is to consult athletes, National Olympic Committees and other
