BY Michael Randazzo, Swimming World Contributor Today, tomorrow and Sunday the USA Water Polo Junior Olympics—which over the past two decades has grown into the largest water polo tournament in
The 2017 Japan Open officially kicked off in Tokyo Friday, showcasing Olympic talents between the Japanese, British and Australians, but it was Adam Peaty who posted the top performance of the day,
The Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee will hold a meeting June meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, to discuss the possibility of awarding both the 2024 and 2028 Olympics at
By Ailish Dougherty, Swimming World College Intern. Kerry Sherin Porter has been teaching and coaching swimming for over 30 years. Not only does she work with swimmers ranging from one year old
Wetsuits will not be allowed in the 10k races at U.S. Open Water Nationals in Castaic Lake after the lake was recorded at 69 degrees Fahrenheit at 9:30 a.m. local
Academy Bullets’ Kenzie Arens has given her verbal commitment to swim for the University of Cincinnati beginning in the fall of 2018. The freestyler has immediate scoring potential at the American Athletic
Wright State University announced Friday morning that it is cutting it’s women’s and men’s swimming and diving programs “effective immediately.” Located outside of Dayton, Ohio, Wright State’s women finished seventh
U.S. National team butterflyer Cassidy Bayer announced this week that she will attend and swim for Cal-Berkeley in the fall of 2018, and she joined this week’s episode of Off Deck to
Alex Slayton has given her verbal commitment to Virginia Tech. She joins a quickly growing crew of swimmers who have made verbal commitments to the Hokies for the 2018-2019 season. The
Canadian Olympian Martha McCabe is calling it a career. In an article that appeared on the The Athletic online, McCabe says that she is effectively retired after making a second consecutive appearance on the Canadian
