Rutgers’ Anna Vlachou Excels at Greek Championships; Qualifies for Europeans Rutgers swimming and diving rising senior Anna Vlachou had a strong performance at the Greek National Swimming Championships last week.
TYR Pro Series Stop in Sacramento is Latest Checkpoint for Michael Andrew One of the top storylines for this week’s TYR Pro Series stop in Sacramento will be the presence
Torri Huske Returns to Long Course Competition After Stellar Collegiate Finale The last time Torri Huske raced a long course meet, she fought through gastrointestinal sickness to earn four medals at
Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Inducts Newest Honorees By: Ned Denison – IMSHOF Chairperson The annual induction ceremony is the physical highlight of the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame.
5 Reasons Why Summer Swimming is a Beautiful Part of the Sport With the summer swimming season right around the corner for most of the United States, here’s a look
UK Formally Assesses Bid for North of England to Host Olympics in 2040s The UK Government is looking into a potential bid for the north of England to host the
Noah De Schryver Lowers Own Belgian 200 Breaststroke Record as Open Championships End in Antwerp Results Day 1 report Day 2 report The Open Belgian Championships ended with a national
Sydney Open, Day 3: Flynn Southam, Ben Armbruster and Hannah Casey Wrap Up Winning Weekend For Bond Paris Olympians Flynn Southam and Ben Armbruster and rising freestyle sprinter Hannah Casey
Join the Early Access List: Breakthrough Innovation set for mid-June Launch FINIS has spent more than 30 years rethinking how swimmers train, feel the water and use equipment to improve.
Grant House, Andy Dobrzanski Post Strong Times Saturday Evening in Tempe Veteran Grant House and breaststroke standout Andy Dobrzanski were among the swimmers to record victories at the Sun Devil Open in
