By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Special Contributor Editor’s Note: Steven Munatones is the founder of the World Open Water Swimming Association and the Daily News of Open Water Swimming. After
By Dan D’Addona. It didn’t end with an Olympic gold medal on her final swim. It didn’t even end in an Olympic year. It ended with daily shoulder pain that
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Washington, D.C.-area’s Nation’s Capital Swim Club has claimed the No. 1 spot in the USA Swimming Club Excellence program for the fifth consecutive year. On an annual basis,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The star-studded 2019 TYR Pro Swim Series will open with the first of five new stops Jan. 9-12 – the TYR Pro Swim Series at Knoxville
2012 Olympic Gold Medalist Missy Franklin, 23, announced Wednesday she is retiring from competitive swimming in a first person letter she wrote to ESPN. Franklin explained why she decided to retire, saying
She lost the title “world record holder,” but Kylie Masse added a few more titles to her lengthening swimming resume in 2018. The latest accolade for the 22-year-old from Windsor,
ATLANTA – The 2018 USA Diving Winter Trials continued Tuesday with synchro competitions in the men’s platform and the women’s 3-meter. Tyler Downs (Ballwin, Mo.) and Jordan Rzepka (Solon, Ohio)
STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford swimming has signed six set to join the program for the 2019-20 season, as announced by the Goldman Family Director of Men’s Swimming Ted Knapp. “This
The Chicago Tribune has reported that the Hinsdale District 86 Board in Illinois could potentially eliminate the girls and boys swim and water polo teams at both Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South
NEW COMMIT: Northwestern University has scored their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2020 from local standout Bence Szabados of Chicago, Ill. Szabados swims year-round with Chicago Wolfpack Aquatic Club and
