NCAA Swim Meet of the Week It is officially February and the regular season is about over for the majority of the NCAA schools across the country. The Pac-12 has
Stephan Alexander Freitas Steverink is 15 and has a choice ahead of him: his mother is Brazilian, his father Dutch. Will it be the maternal flag of ‘Ordem e Progresso’
Obituary Olympic champion Duncan Armstrong has today paid the highest accolade to his mate, fellow swimmer and coach, Ian “Finnie” Findlay, who passed away, aged 55, after a long battle
Learning From Adversity: Minnesota’s Max McHugh Perseveres After Drive-By Shooting By David Rieder Minnesota’s Max McHugh was involved in a drive-by shooting last summer, but he believes the incident has
Mary Dowling, Head Age Group Coach at Nations Capital Swim Club, on what parents need to know when it comes to knowing what their children want from them at a swim meet: “Love
“I was stuck, where a lot of people get stuck, thinking that by feeling like this or blaming other people, it would somehow change the outcome … Maybe 18 months
PROVIDENCE, RI. Starting a collegiate water polo program from scratch presents numerous obstacles, and the path to success is by no means assured. Case in point: in 2016, La Salle
Just a few miles east of Hard Rock Stadium, where the 54th Super Bowl will be played, is the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF). Among the world’s greatest collection
Now going into our twenty-third season, expect direct results by being part of the 2020 Navy Swimming Camp this summer! Our principal goal is to provide you the very best
College Previews: A Sense of Dèjà Vu By Dan D’Addona and David Rieder Savannah College of Art and Design (NAIA women), Keiser University (NAIA men) and Indian River State College
