Doha, Qatar, will host its first-ever FINA/HOSA Marathon Swim World Series event on Saturday March 17, with the turquoise waters of Doha’s iconic Corniche providing a stunning setting for reigning
At the age of 76, legendary physicist Stephen Hawking passed away peacefully in his home on March 14, 2018. The British scientist had a rare form of motor neuron disease, leaving
Let’s be honest: No one expects Lilly King to finish anywhere but first in the 100 breast at the women’s NCAA championships. Ditto Katie Ledecky in the 1650 free. But plenty of races
The 2018 NCSA Junior National Championships kicked off tonight in Orlando, Florida. Changing the format from the past, the night began with the 1000 free, followed by the addition of
Calling all Talented Springboard and Platform Divers — Interested in diving, honing your athletic abilities AND GETTING PAID to perform in front of theme park audiences in the warmth of
Swiss Timing announces their partnership with the NCAA as the official scoring and timing provider for the division 1 Men’s and Women’s swimming and diving championships through 2020. “Coming off
By David Rieder. Fifty-eight teams will send swimmers to this week’s women’s NCAA championships in Columbus, Ohio, and 19 of those teams, almost one-third, will have just one representative swimmer.
Bill Sweetenham is an international coaching legend who learned first-hand what it takes to be a winner in life, both in and out of the pool. Coach Sweetenham will be
This week’s Performance Of The Week, sponsored by LumaLanes, goes to Michael Andrew for his barrier-breaking swim this weekend in the 50-yard freestyle at the 2018 Speedo Sectionals in Columbia.
By Dan D’Addona. Siobhan Haughey became one of the NCAA’s elite swimmers with her breakout performance in the 200-yard freestyle final at last year’s championships. The Michigan sophomore was one
