ZUMO Performance of the Week: USA Women Water Polo Team
After a handful of matches against decidedly inferior opponents, the USA women’s water polo team had Canada, a top-ten opponent, opposite them in the gold-medal match of the 2019 Pan
2x Olympian Rick Colella To Be Inducted Into Masters International Swimming Hall of Fame
The Masters International Swimming Hall of Fame (MISHOF) is proud to announce that Rick Colella, will be inducted into the Masters International Swimming Hall of Fame as a member of the Class
USOPC Announces 2019 Parapan American Swimming Team
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee today announced the U.S. Parapan American Swimming and all sports teams that will compete at the Parapan American Games Lima 2019 from Aug.
Mike Westdorp and Luis Antonio Crispin Guevara: Calling the 2019 Pan American Water Polo Tournament
LIMA, PERU. With the 2019 Pan American Games involving so many nations from all over North and South America, unexpected pairings have resulted—some out of convenience, others out of necessity.
Duke Names Thomas Rathbun Assistant Coach
Duke swimming and diving head coach Dan Colella is pleased to announce the addition of Thomas Rathbun to his staff. Rathbun will serve as an assistant coach for the 2019-20
Water Polo Standout Alys Williams on Going for Gold
By Rachel Andersen, Swimming World College Intern. On August 10, the final whistle blew for the 2019 Pan American Games. Much to the delight of the USA Women’s National Team,
Ryan Rich Added as Assistant Coach at Northeastern
Northeastern swimming and diving head coach Roy Coates has announced the hiring of Ryan Rich as an assistant coach on Tuesday. “I am extremely happy to have Ryan Rich join
Dara Torres, Brenda Villa Among Finalists For US Olympic, Paralympic Hall of Fame
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee announced the finalists for the US Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame class of 2019 on Monday. Swimmer Dara Torres and Paralympic swimmers Erin Popovich and Trischa
Diving Dogs: A New Twist on Fetch
By Madeline Ladd, Swimming World College Intern. There’s skydiving, platform diving, cliff diving, and there’s …dog diving? Sure enough, Diving Dogs – also sometimes referred to as dock jumping –
World Record Flashback: Natalie Coughlin Becomes First Woman to Break 1:00 in 100 Back at 2002 US Nationals in Fort Lauderdale
Natalie Coughlin became the first woman under 1:00 in the 100 back on August 13, 2002 at the US Nationals in Fort Lauderdale. She swam a 59.58 to lower 1:00.18