‘Women of the Water: An Olympic Journey’ to Air on the FanDuel Sports Network
‘Women of the Water: An Olympic Journey’ to Air on the FanDuel Sports Network This month, “Women of the Water: An Olympic Journey” is coming to the FanDuel Sports Network,
‘Women of the Water: An Olympic Journey’ to Air on the FanDuel Sports Network This month, “Women of the Water: An Olympic Journey” is coming to the FanDuel Sports Network,
Stanford Water Polo Legend Brenda Villa Returns as Associate Head Coach Brenda Villa, one of the most accomplished women’s water polo players in history, is returning to her alma mater
UCLA, Augustana Head MPSF Men’s Water Polo Coaches Poll Defending NCAA champion UCLA collected 99 points and nine first-place votes to top the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation men’s water polo
NCAA Championships: Proposed Changes in Meet Format, Qualification Tabled Until New Committee Begins The NCAA has tabled discussion on proposals surrounding the national championship swimming and diving meet. There will
Rylee Erisman Blasts 52.79 Effort to Win 100 Freestyle Gold at World Junior Championships; Becomes No. 6 American in History After setting a pair of championship records during the prelims
World Junior Championships, Day 3 Finals: Ukraine’s Nikita Sheremet Ties 50 Free WJR Nikita Sheremet of Ukraine blasted a time of 21.75 seconds in the semifinals of the men’s 50
World Junior Championships, Day Three Prelims: Charlotte Crush and Audrey Derivaux Lead Team USA in 200 Backstroke The third day of preliminaries at the World Junior Championships will include a
Endurance Swimmer Lewis Pugh on the Mindset Behind Conquering the Impossible By The Champions Speakers Agency Lewis Pugh is a world-renowned endurance swimmer, maritime lawyer, and ocean advocate—emerging as one
Richard Scarce Named Head Coach of Sydney University Swimming Performance Centre The resurgence of swimming in NSW continues with Richard Scarce, a long-serving member of the Australian Dolphins coaching staff, appointed
5 Things Distance Swimmers Wish They Could Have By Robbie Dickson, Swimming World College Intern “All right, sprint take lanes 1-4, mid take 5-7, and distance go take the far