Teams at the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju have been urged to observe good hygiene standards after reports of a number of diarrhoea cases. A FINA Sports Medicine Committee statement to
Eastern Michigan University Head Swimming & Diving Coach Peter Linn one of the longest tenured coaches in the history of intercollegiate athletics at EMU, has announced his retirement effective Aug.
Despite some of the top names not participating in the final in the women’s 200 free, it will still be the race to watch in the Day 4 finals of
The fourth morning of the 2019 FINA World Championships saw athletes competing in the women’s 200 fly, men’s 200 IM, men’s 100 free, women’s 50 back, and the mixed 400 medley relay.
World Swimming Championships (Matt Grevers) Gwangju 2019 Day 4 Heats (Mixed Medley Relay) Propelled by a strong leadoff backstroke leg from Matt Grevers (52.75), the United States claimed the top
World Championships (Hali Flickinger) Gwangju Day 4 heats (Women’s 200m butterfly) Hali Flickinger made a statement this morning when she took the 200 ‘fly pace out on 1:00.51 at the half-way
World Swimming Championships (Laszlo Cseh in 200 IM) Gwangju 2019 Day 4 Heats (Men’s 200 IM) The first of two medley showdowns between American Chase Kalisz and Japan’s Daiya Seto
World Swimming Championships (Caeleb Dressel) Gwangju 2019 Day 4 Heats (Men’s 100 Freestyle) If Caeleb Dressel was trying to send a message in the preliminaries of the 100 freestyle, consider
World Swimming Championships (Fu Yuanhui) Gwangju 2019 Day 4 Heats (Women’s 50m backstroke) China’s Fu Yuanhui is back for more. World champion in 2015 and silver medallist in 2013 and
World Swimming Championships (Tamas Kenderesi) Gwangju 2019 Day 4 Heats (Men’s 200 Butterfly Swimoff) A tie for eighth toward the end of the Day Three evening session necessitated a swimoff
