Chlorine vs. Currents: 3 Key Differences between Pool and Open Water Swimming For many swimmers, transitioning from a lap pool to open water can feel overwhelming, like entering an entirely
Passages: Eldon Godfrey, Longtime Influence in Diving World, Dies at 91 Diving Canada mourns the passing of Eldon C. Godfrey, O.C., a remarkable leader, volunteer, official and ambassador whose lifelong
CSL Match 3: Caroline Bricker Wins Three Individual Events, Leads Stanford to Win; Ryan Erisman Crushes 4:08 500 Free Amid Huge Day A week after its debut in Westmont, Ill.,
The Arizona State swimming and diving teams swept UNLV on Friday, Oct. 2. The ASU men won 245-55 and the women won 231-68. In the women’s meet, ASU started with
SMU Men’s Swimming & Diving had a dominant win in the home opener against Oklahoma Christian and Incarnate Word on Friday at Robson & Lindley Aquatics Center on Friday. The
World Cup Baku, Day 2 Finals: Egor Kornev Ties World Record in 100 Free The second day of the World Cup Baku stop was a busy one for Russia’s Egor
When Are Swimmers ‘Sick Enough’ to Rest Swimmers are trained to be uncomfortable. We wake up before sunrise, dive into cold pools, train through soreness and finish sets when our
Sam Short and Lani Pallister To Spearhead 24-strong Dolphins Team Named For World Short Course In Beijing Dynamic Dolphins distance duo Sam Short and Lani Pallister will spearhead a 24-strong
Balancing High School Season: It Might Not Be Perfect, But It’s Manageable For year-round swimmers, high school season can be one of the most fun parts of the year. It
Nova Southeastern Women, Drury Men Lead CSCAA Division II Rankings The Nova Southeastern women’s team and Drury’s men’s squad lead the preseason CSCAA Division II swimming and diving dual meet
