Three-Time Olympic Champion Tom Dean Withdraws From British Championships Due To Shoulder Injury Three-time Olympic champion Tom Dean has withdrawn from next week’s Aquatics GB Swimming Championships in London with
The Hardest Part of Coaching Starts After Practice Ends. Part I of a Three-Part Series on the Future of Swim Coaching Software. In this first article, we look at why
Will Mollie O’Callaghan Become The First Woman Under 1:52.00 In The 200m Freestyle? Olympic champion Mollie O’Callaghan has declared she has set her sights on the long course 200 metres
Rio Grande Valley’s Sosa Sisters Make ODP Water Polo History By Alex Ellison Paloma Sosa and Pamela Sosa made history for South Texas last month, becoming the first athletes from
Division III Title is Storybook Ending for NYU’s Kaley McIntyre The results of Kaley McIntyre the swimmer and the demeanor of Kaley McIntyre the person don’t always fit the assumptions
For any swimmer who’s grown up in a pool, there are few things that feel as nostalgic as the wafty scent of chlorine or the echo of splashing water in
American Olympian David Johnston to Transfer to Florida American Olympian David Johnston announced on social media that he’s transferring to the University of Florida. Johnston, who started his college career
First NCAA Point is Latest Milestone for UC San Diego’s Chloe Braun Chloe Braun has steadily worked her way through the firsts for UC San Diego’s women’s swimming and diving
Aussie Freestyle Sprint King Kyle Chalmers Now Chasing Butterfly Gold In LA in 28 Australia’s 100m freestyle sprint king and 2016 Olympic gold medallist Kyle Chalmers will now be chasing gold in
With Full Focus on Swimming, Liberty Clark Spikes Freshman Season Liberty Clark’s first NCAA Championships went better than the Indiana freshman could’ve expected at the start of the season. Considering
