A group of six former University of Delaware Athletics standouts who represent 10 different Blue Hens sports and whose prestigious careers include emergency room physician, veterinarian, engineering professor, athletics administrator,
Olympic gold medalist Misty Hyman recently welcomed her first child, a daughter, into the world. Vivian Margaret Eileen Hovey was born on September 23rd in the early morning, weighing in at 8
It is with deep sadness that Swimming World has learned of the passing of Maureen “Mo” Rankin. In December of 2016 doctors discovered a tumor in her bladder. She underwent surgery and
The Penn State swimming & diving team’s announced the spring semester portion of the Nittany Lions’ 2017-18 schedule last Friday. Penn State has also changed its season-opening opponent, as it
Guest commentary by David Wright Life is not easy for Syrians in Saudi Arabia. Because of their nationality they are excluded from government swimming pools. They are not allowed to
In May of 2016, FINA sentenced Canada’s William Brothers with a four year suspension from the sport of swimming for evading a drug test. It was cited in their original press
This week would be Para Swimming Championship host Mexico City was rocked with a devastating earthquake, forcing the IPC to postpone the event for the first time in it’s history.
Barbados has been extremely fortunate and remains largely unaffected by the passage of several major hurricanes through the Caribbean. Barbados did experience some heavy rainfall, rough seas and power outages
Matt Murphy, from Atlanta Swimming, is a distributor of Swiss Timing products and ViviLED Score/Video boards in the USA. Swiss Timing is best know for their full-wall-length yellow touch pads, starting
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the Agitos Foundation launched a global fundraising campaign on Friday (22 September) to support UNICEF’s humanitarian efforts in Mexico following last week’s devastating earthquake.
