NEW COMMIT: Tates Creek High School junior Rachel Klinker has verbally committed to swim for the University of California- Berkley. Klinker will make the journey to the West Coast from Lexington, Kentucky, where
Back-to-back NCAA Champion and five-time World Champion Mallory Comerford earned top honors at “The Louies” – The University of Louisville’s annual student-athlete awards ceremony. The event was held on April
The Arena Grand Prix meet in Tijuana, Mexico was underway from April 12-15 and served as a qualifier for the Central American and Caribbean Games later this summer. Several Mexican
Laurie Marchwinski has been promoted to Chief Operations Officer (COO) for the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Marchwinski has been a long-time employee for ISHOF with
New Haven, Conn. – The Albertus Magnus College Department of Athletics announces Lauren Pallone as its new Head Women’s Swim Coach & Aquatics Director. Pallone comes to Albertus Magnus having
After the success of the FINA World Championships 2017, where the water polo final between Hungary and Croatia brought together 8000 fans to the cradle of the sport, FINA is
NEW COMMIT: Breaststroker Zoie Hartman has verbally committed to swim for the University of Georgia. She’ll move across the country from Danville, California in the fall of 2019. Hartman is among a select
Day four of the 2018 Russian Swimming Championships was another fast one. The meet in Moscow will serve as the selection meet for this year’s European Championships which will be
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has published two of the 39 decisions in the cases of the Russian athletes who challenged the decisions taken by the Disciplinary Commission
This week saw one of the first major college job openings from this season be filled, the former president of the Hungarian swimming federation charged with murder, and plenty of
