Just a few days after announcing the upcoming departure of Nick Juba, the current National Coach for Denmark, the Danish Swimming Union has named his successor to be Martin Truijens. Truijens will
Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu won nine events at the Doha stop of the World Cup over the weekend, and with her meet-ending victory in the 400 IM Sunday, she secured the 200th World
The sixth stop of the FINA/HOSA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup concluded yesterday in Chun’an with China winning its first ever gold medal in the series. Xin Xin, 20, took
Individual Highlight of the Week: Andy Greenhalgh 1,000 freestyle This week’s Division III Performance of the Week is Johns Hopkins University’s Andy Greenhalgh in the 1,000 freestyle against Division I Georgetown
Dutch Olympic gold medalist Inge Dekker announced her retirement from swimming in a Facebook post Monday. Dekker swam at four Olympic Games and won three medals, all coming as part of
President Obama signed into law Monday a bill that prevents the IRS from collecting income taxes on monetary prizes awarded by the United States Olympic Committee to athletes that have
Michael Phelps returned to his hometown of Baltimore Sunday afternoon to lead his beloved Ravens out onto the field prior to their week five game against Washington. We've got a
The second cluster of the 2016 FINA World Cup came to a close this week, with the familiar names Katinka Hosszu and Vladimir Morozov winning for the men and women
By Bri Groves, Swimming World College Intern. For the average swimmer, who spends the majority of workout with two ears full of water, music can be a rare commodity. Balancing
The BISP Swim Academy at British International School, Phuket won the Silver Award (coming 2nd out of 15 nominees) for Best Sports Youth Academy of the Year in Thailand at
