Australian Short Course Championships: Unstoppable Kaylee McKeown Preparing To Set Record Straight It has been a spectacular eight years since Kaylee McKeown first made an appearance on the international swimming
Derek Maas Joins NYU Staff as Assistant Coach Derek Maas has been hired as an assistant coach of the New York University men’s and women’s swimming teams. He will be
Katie Ledecky Joins Unfiltered Waters Podcast for Fantastic Interview (Video) The guests who have appeared on the Unfiltered Waters Podcast account for a Who’s-Who of stars in the sport, and
Understanding the Potential Heartbreak of Chasing the Olympic Dream Will Licon is a world champion, Pan American Games champion and 11-time NCAA champion. Over the course of his career, he
How to Avoid Burnout as a Collegiate Student-Athlete Burnout: A feeling of disinterest or dissatisfaction that many student-athletes feel at some point during their athletic career. As unfortunate as it
Ksawery Masiuk Announces Verbal Commitment to Swim For Texas Beginning in Spring 2025 In his first season guiding the Texas men’s team, head coach Bob Bowman will have another piece to
Teen Star Alex Shackell Breaks Down Sensational Summer With Social Kick Podcast A standout for the legendary Carmel club and high school programs, high school star Alex Shackell recently paid
Swimmer Involved in Racial Incident at Gettysburg College ‘No Longer Enrolled’ The swimmer who is accused of perpetrating a racial incident at Gettysburg College is “no longer enrolled” in the
5 Men’s Olympic Medalists Poised For Big College Seasons International swimming is largely the domain of older, stronger swimmers, with American and foreign stars using the college level as a
Finishing Strong: The Power of ‘Last One, Fast One’ Every swimmer knows the popular phrase, “Last One, Fast One.” You can hear it echoing across the pool at the end
