Rebecca Adlington, Britain’s most decorated female Olympic swimmer, will be inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame with the Class of 2018 in ceremonies in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., May 19,
Some of the biggest names in Japanese swimming are competing this week in the 2018 Japanese National Championships in Tokyo to qualify for the Pan Pacs team as well as
During the second night of finals at the Commonwealth Games, Australia took home six gold medals, including one in each of the last five finals of the night. Among the
Australia capped off the second evening of swimming at the Commonwealth Games with its sixth gold medal of the night in the men’s 4×100 free relay. The team of Cameron McEvoy
Australia’s Emma McKeon pulled away from teammates Maddie Groves and Brianne Throssell down the stretch to capture gold in the 100 fly, and the Aussies ended up sweeping the top three spots. McKeon finished in
Australia’s Mitch Larkin held a narrow lead at the halfway point of the 100 back final, but he quickly pulled away to comfortably win the gold medal. Larkin, the 2015 World Champion
Australia’s Clyde Lewis took the lead on the backstroke leg of the 400 IM final at the Commonwealth Games and held tough through the breast and free, even as Scotland’s Mark Szaranek closed in.
Canada’s Kylie Masse, the world record-holder in the 100 back, went out under her own WR pace and ended up coming in at 58.66 to break her own Commonwealth Games record
Australia’s Timothy Disken roared to Commonwealth gold in the men’s S9 100 free, putting up a time of 56.07 that was seven tenths better than England’s Lewis White. Disken’s win broke England’s three-event
History of Collegiate Swimming: We’ve Come A Long Way! Collegiate swimming has come a long way since it all began more than 120 years ago…and we look forward to an
