Scapular Stability for Swimmers: The Importance of developing “Iron Scaps”
by Brad Jones, Bellingham Bay Swim Team Coach We all know that the shoulders can take a lot of abuse with swimming. At some point in your swimming career you
Grevers, Adrian, Beisel, Meili Named Team USA Captains for World Champs
The U.S. team bound for the FINA World Championships in Budapest has named its four captains: Matt Grevers and Nathan Adrian for the men and Elizabeth Beisel and Katie Meili for the women. Grevers, Adrian and
The Week That Was: Lochte Cleared Of Charges In Brazil
This week featured another development related to Ryan Lochte’s post-Olympic gas station incident that led to his 10-month suspension from USA Swimming that barred him from this summer’s World Championships.
Matt Grevers’ Saga to Training Camp: When Travel Plans Go Awry
By Annie Grevers, Staff Writer. Swim fans are fascinated by the lives of national teamers, but most fan thoughts revolve around races and what these world-class athletes do for fun.
Off Deck: Ledecky, Sjostrom Lead Women’s Field at FINA World Champs
The swimming portion of the FINA World Championships begin July 23 in Budapest, with superstars Katie Ledecky and Sarah Sjostrom set to star on the women’s side. To preview what’s to come during the
FINA World Championships Predictions: Men’s 100 Fly
Joseph Schooling led the 100 fly through every round at the Olympics in Rio last summer, finishing with his first Olympic gold medal, and it would be a surprise if
Dutchman Ferry Weertman Captures 10K World Championship Gold
In a three-man mad-dash to the finish, Dutch veteran Ferry Weertman emerged victorious in the 10K Open Water in Budapest on Tuesday. Weertman came in as the reigning Olympic champion
Serbia Up, USA Down, Canada Even in First Day of Men’s Water Polo at FINA World Championships
In a first day of men’s water polo action marked by surprise, unexpected adversity and a reversed retirement, there was one constant: Serbia is playing better polo right now than
Cate Campbell Still Driven For Tokyo
Australian sprinter Cate Campbell decided to sit out next week’s World Championships in Budapest after a less than stellar Olympic campaign last summer where she came home with no individual medals. Campbell
William and Mary Picks Up Verbal Commitment from Steven Thalblum
NEW COMMIT: Steven Thalblum of Stone Bridge High School in Ashburn, Virginia has committed to swim at William and Mary beginning in the fall of 2018. Thalblum also swims for