Why We’re Thankful for Swimming As Thanksgiving rolls around, swimmers, families and coaches across the country naturally find themselves thinking about what they are thankful for. Between the early mornings,
LA28 Olympic Schedule Whiffed by Ignoring Opportunities for Star Athletes The name of Bob Kersee is well-known in Olympic circles. The man is one of the greatest track and field
How Can Swimmers Deal With Adversity? As an athlete, you are always on display. Every time you go out to compete, you are under a microscope. Rivals assessing your results.
Saint Mary’s Names James Lathrop as Men’s Water Polo Coach Saint Mary’s has rounded out its inaugural head coaching staff, announcing the hiring of James Lathrop as men’s water polo
Enhanced Games’ Lawsuit Against World Aquatics, USA Swimming Dismissed An antitrust lawsuit brought by the Enhanced Games against World Aquatics and USA Swimming was dismissed Monday by a judge in
Kennedi Dobson Rips Nation’s Best Mile to Start Georgia Invitational Kennedi Dobson started the Georgia Invitational with a time of 15:47.61 in the 1,650 free on Tuesday, setting the top
Julia Dennis, Liberty Clark Impressive as Ohio State Invite Opens With Relays Racing at the Ohio State Invitational got underway Tuesday evening with timed finals in the 200 medley and
Will Modglin Splits 20.00 50 Backstroke, Torri Huske Shines on First Day of Texas Invitational As college invitational season kicked off Tuesday evening, Will Modglin of the Texas Longhorns provided the
One of the top high school swimmers in Michigan is headed West. Madison Ensing, the defending Division 1 state champion in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles in the state of
Rutgers Junior Brooke Thompson Set to Race 10 Events at Deaflympics Rutgers swimming and diving junior Brooke Thompson will compete with Team USA this week at the 2025 Deaflympics. As
