Former Stanford swimmer Abrahm DeVine insists homophobia was the reason why Stanford didn’t invite him back to train this fall as a postgrad, but has since admitted to breaking a USA
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NY. This Saturday marked the start of conference play for all six members of the Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC). A key feature in the opening of conference
Swimming Technique Concepts: Shoulder Injury Prevention for the Freestyle Arm Entry By Rod Havriluk Studies show that there are a high percentage of swimmers suffering from shoulder pain (SW Aug.
NEW COMMIT: Minneapolis, Minn. native Elle Niebuhr has opted to stay in-state for her college career after verbally committing to the University of Minnesota beginning in the fall of 2020. Niebuhr swims year-round
Dryside Training: Building Lean Muscle By J.R. Rosania As a Masters swimmer myself, I know when my body is leaner and carrying less body fat. I not only feel better,
NEW COMMIT: Harvard University has received a new verbal commitment* for the fall of 2020 from sprinter Mandy Brenner of Orange, Calif. Brenner swims year-round with SoCal Aquatics Association and owns three
There are very few distance world records that Katie Ledecky doesn’t hold. She almost reached one during Sunday’s second session of the International Swimming League (ISL) opening meet in Indianapolis.
The inaugural International Swimming League finished its first ever meet on Sunday October 6 in Indianapolis, Indiana as Energy Standard won the first meet, ahead of the Cali Condors, DC
The first International Swimming League meet was filled with firsts — the first winner in the series, first day, first points lead, first look at the teams, and many more. But
The Swim League Editorial Great lights, logos, suits and setting; fine racing. None of that is enough. It’s early days. Even so, let’s be clear: given all the potential of
