Men’s 100 Backstroke: Pieter Coetze Leads Deepest Event in Men’s Swimming For almost a decade, Ryan Murphy was an international stalwart in the men’s 100 backstroke, winning Olympic gold in
Hanging Up Your Goggles: The Ins and Outs of Retirement The only inevitability that comes attached with each part of life is that everything must come to an end. For
New USA Swimming CEO Kevin Ring: ‘I’m Going to Call Michael Phelps Very Quickly’ A common thread in the professional experience of new USA Swimming CEO Kevin Ring, whose hiring
CSCAA Announces Nov. 14 Rankings Will Be Used for Dual Meet Challenge Seeding In a push to generate excitement around the dual-meet season, the CSCAA will hold its first Dual
Pros vs. College Kids Brought Attention to New York City Water Polo Last night, Asphalt Green played host for the first of two evenings of high-quality water polo. As hoped,
With Outsider’s Perspective, Kevin M. Ring Aspires to ‘Smart Growth’ for USA Swimming Kevin M. Ring’s work experience in sports has cut across different dimensions. He’s been in the for-profit
USA Swimming Hires Kevin Ring as New CEO After Year-Long Search A year after the job initially became vacant, USA Swimming has landed on its new leader. Kevin Ring, who
The All-Time Olympic Medals by Country; United States Owns Massive Lead In a recent article, we looked at the number of countries that have medaled at each Olympiad since the
Dave Durden: Running Toward the Fire, Building Efficiency and Finding Joy in Coaching Dave Durden, the head coach of the University of California men’s and women’s swimming programs and a
5 Hidden Reasons Athletes Stay Tired … and What You Can Do About It Ever hear this at home? “Mom, I’m exhausted.” “Dad, I can’t keep up at practice.” Or
