Tokyo Olympian Valeriya Salamatina Banned For Two Years After Positive Drugs Test Tokyo Olympian Valeriya Salamatina of Russia has been banned for two years after testing positive for furosemide, the
American River College 3C2A Champion Cayden Pitzer Proves Why Community College Swimming Matters Last week, the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association State Championships wrapped up in exciting fashion. The
Yu Zidi Has Blasted Onto World Scene at Age 12: What Does Her Future Hold? In the most unexpected development of last week’s Chinese National Championships, a 12-year-old qualified to
Swimmers are renowned for their dedication to their sport. We train long hours at ridiculous times and spend all day at meets only to spend a few minutes actually racing
Memorial Day Weekend: The Story of Charles Jackson French – A Hero For Our Time On January 19, 2020, the United States Navy announced it was naming a new aircraft
AP International: Lukas Martens Drops Another Strong 400 Freestyle; Duncan Scott Grabs 200 IM Title The first day of the AP International saw Lukas Martens claim victory in the 200-meter
Kentucky Adds Karissa Kruszewski as Associate Coach Kentucky this week announced the hiring of Karissa Kruszewski as an association head coach on Bret Lundgaard’s staff. Kruszewski spent six seasons with
Swimming Canada Hires Haley Bennett-Osborne to Head HPC Quebec Swimming Canada this week hired Haley Bennett-Osborne to head the High Performance Centre in Quebec when it reopens later this year.
Anna Elendt, Barbora Seemanova Score Double Victories at Mare Nostrum Canet; Dan Wiffen Dominates 1500 Freestyle The three-meet Mare Nostrum series wrapped up Sunday in Canet with another signature breaststroke
New President Chris Fydler’s Plan To Make Swimming Australia’s Number One Sport Newly appointed Swimming Australia president, triple Olympian and Sydney 2000 gold medalist Chris Fydler (OAM), has wasted no
