After a summer of traveling to Budapest for World Championships, Austin for the LEAD Sports Summit and more, three-time Olympian Elizabeth Beisel made a trip back home to Rhode Island
How They Train: Tanner Sonnek Sponsored by TritonWear It would take “blood, toil, tears and sweat” to be triumphant, intoned Winston Churchill back in 1940. More than 75 years later,
NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has added a verbal commitment from Katie Schorr to the Class of 2022. Schott is a senior at Monteverde, Florida’s Monteverde Academy. She trains at Winter Garden’s
NEW COMMIT: The University of Connecticut has received a verbal commitment from Jack Gray. Gray is primarily a freestyler for the Westport/Weston YMCA. He is a senior at Trumball High School. His top
Morning Splash by David Rieder. Cammile Adams was born and raised in Houston. She spent the first 18 years of her life in the country’s fourth-most populous city before attending college
Q&A with Coach Jon Carlson Coach Jon Carlson has coached champion Gustavus Adolphus College swimming, diving and tennis teams for a combined 57 seasons— 28 with swimming and diving, 29
Don Watkinds (66) tragically passed away over the summer, while coaching on deck in San Diego. Family, friends, colleagues, and swimmers of Watkinds are invited to a celebration of life on
The USA Women’s Junior National Team claimed fifth place at the FINA Junior World Championship after a 4-2 win over Hungary earlier today. Ryann Neushul scored two goals and Amanda Longan added nine saves
Moms at Meets: Erica Worrell Sponsored by TriSwim Erica Worrell just competed in her rst Masters swim meet, where she learned the value of having a secure, comfortable pair of
Kingwood High School has officially closed following the devastation left by Hurricane Harvey, according to a report from a local news outlet, leaving the home of one of the premier
