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
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
Both the Men and Women’s teams from the U.S. claimed the gold medals at stake yesterday in Auckland (NZL) where the Intern-Continental Cups of the FINA Water Polo World League
NEW COMMIT: Jordan McGinty of Aquajets Swim Club will be staying in state for college. One of the top swimmers in the state for the Class of 2019, she’ll be headed to
NEW COMMIT: Ariana Lewis, daughter of a Naval Officer stationed in Bahrain, has verbally committed to swim for George Mason University in the class of 2022. For the past ten years,
Amanda Beard, a seven-time Olympic medalist (two gold, four silver, one bronze) will be inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2018 during the Honoree
Turn on the Jets at Bolles Swim Camps Under the direction of Jon Sakovich, swim coach of the Bolles School swim team, the Bolles School Swim Camps are developmental camps designed
South Africa’s Chad le Clos and Australia’s Bronte Campbell headline the fifth finals session of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Le Clos was able to post a meet record in the
In a relatively off day at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, South Africa’s Chad le Clos gave spectators a show by closing off the fifth finals session with a swift 50.65 in
The Australian sprinter sisters were back at it again, this time, making waves in the 100 free final. Bronte Campbell (52.27) and Cate Campbell (52.69) earned gold and silver, respectively
