Emily Seebohm Grabs Gold in 50 Backstroke Over Kylie Masse
Australian Emily Seebohm grabbed her first gold medal of the meet, winning a narrow final in the sprint backstroke event over Canadian Kylie Masse. Seebohm won the gold by .04,
Ben Proud Just Misses Games Record En Route To 50 Free Gold
After taking the Commonwealth meet record down to a 21.40 and 21.30 through prelims and semi-finals, respectively, England’s Ben Proud grabbed gold in the splash and dash event with a
Ariarne Titmus Smashes Australian, Commonwealth Games Record in 400 Free
Australian Ariarne Titmus shattered her own Australian record and recorded a new Commonwealth Games record to kick off the last day of finals, grabbing the gold medal with a 4:00.93.
2018 Commonwealth Games Day Six: Titmus Blasts New Australian Record To Close Games
The final day of the 2018 Commonwealth Games featured plenty of fast swimming, including a new Australian and Commonwealth Games record in the women’s 400 free and Commonwealth Games records
TritonWear Race Analysis: 2018 Commonwealth Games — Men’s 100 Fly
The men’s 100m butterfly marked South Africa’s Chad le Clos’ third gold of the meet, with him winning all of the butterfly events. He smashed his own Commonwealth Games record
Mitch Larkin Aims For Fourth Individual Gold On Last Day of Commonwealth Games
The last morning of the 2018 Commonwealth Games was a short session as there were only five total swimming preliminary events on Tuesday morning in the Gold Coast, Australia. Ariarne Titmus
Chris Guesdon Named Poseidon Award Winner by International Swimming Hall of Fame
By Dan D’Addona. Chris Guesdon has been selected as the Poseidon Award recipient, given by the International Swimming Hall of Fame. The award recognizes high level achievement from personal effort
YMCA National Diving and Masters Nationals Set For Fort Lauderdale
The City of Fort Lauderdale will host the YMCA National Diving and Masters Swimming National Championships Wednesday, April 18, through Sunday, April 22 at the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex, located
The Week That Was: Australians Dominate Start Of Commonwealth Games
The Australians have been dominant at the start of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, the first of two big international competitions for the Aussies this summer. Read about the results of
Young Americans Gut Out Gold in FINA International Water Polo Cup
By Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor In an encouraging sign for Head Coach Dejan Udovicic as well as for American water polo fans, on Sunday the U.S. Men’s Senior Team