Gus Stager, the legendary Michigan swimming coach, who died in July, had his Celebration of Life last week with many former swimmers in attendance at the University of Michigan League
Manuel Bortuzzo Attackers Convicted In Case Of Premeditated Murder and Mistaken Identity The men who shot and paralysed Italian freestyle swimmer Manuel Bortuzzo on the night of February 2 in the Axa
NEW COMMIT: The University of Minnesota has scored a new verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from distance standout Chris Nagy of San Diego, Calif. Nagy, who gets faster as the distance
NEW COMMIT: Potomac, Md. backstroker Noah Rutberg has verbally committed to the University of North Carolina and will join the Tar Heels in the fall of 2020. Rutberg, who owns three U.S. Open
NEW COMMIT: Versatile Kendra Preski of Springfield, Ill. has announced her verbal commitment to Colorado State University and will arrive on campus as a member of the class of 2024. She’ll also join Emma
A Case For High School Swimming: All For One, One For All By Michael J. Stott The verdict is unanimous: high school swimming adds immeasurable value to the career and
Swim England Governance In Spotlight – Three Masters Complaints Upheld Chris Bostock, former Chair of the Swim England Sport Governing Board, has been found guilty in a third misconduct case
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NY. It’s been a banner season so far for the St. Francis Brooklyn men’s water polo team. With an 11-4 record—3-1 in Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC) play—so
This week’s ZUMO Performance of the Week goes to Florent Manaudou, who had an impressive showing in the 50 freestyle skins at the first International Swimming League meet in Indianapolis.
For the first time since 2017, when the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League Intercontinental Tournament was held in Davis, California, the United States will be the site of a
