Swimming Australia is excited to announce the launch of Optus Swim Sydney Harbour, giving Aussies of all-ages and abilities the opportunity to take part in a unique swimming experience on January
Colby College broke ground on a new multi-million dollar athletic center on Friday that is set to be completed in 2020 according to a report from WCSH in Portland, Maine. The
FINA is pleased to present the 2017 Scholarships Report, as FINA followed carefully the Scholarship holders’ evolution throughout the first semester of the year and analysed their results at various events.
37-year-old Terence Parkin from South Africa was born deaf. He has won 33 Deaflympic medals and is the most decorated Deaflympic athlete in the world. Parkin’s greatest achievement is perhaps
It has been five months since it was announced that three Australian Olympians were identified as having missed drug tests. Two of the Olympians, Thomas Fraser-Holmes and Jarrod Poort, were both sentenced with
When you are looking at every aspect of your swimming to shave tenths of seconds from your personal records, the logical place to start is the head. At Swim Print
FINA is pleased to announce the 2018 calendar of the second edition of the FINA Artistic Swimming World Series, the latest addition on the Aquatic calendar. The ten-meet competition will kick-off
National records tumbled down in Amsterdam as the 2017 Swim Cup Amsterdam splashed into action! The three day meet features a short course meters racing format, which was decided upon
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) completed its fourth Project Review with the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee this week (19-20 October) with the two parties agreeing to focus on defining the
With four different winners in five events in the men’s and podium finishes for all eight female competitors in South America, the 2017 World Series has certainly lived up to
