By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern After a shaky semifinals David Boudia, the american reigning gold medalist, won a bronze medal in the men’s individual platform. He followed silver medalist
By Dan D’Addona After winning the European and world championships, Serbia’s men’s water polo team finally etched itself into Olympic history, winning the country’s first gold medal on Saturday at
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern The first round started smoothly. After the second round China’s Chen Aisen and American David Boudia were first and second, while Daley had dropped down
The following is a statement from Jack Conger regarding the gas station confrontation in Rio involving himself, Ryan Lochte, and two others during the Olympics. It’s good to be back home in the
By Dr. G. John Mullen, Swimming World Contributor If you followed the Olympics, you probably saw many Olympians receiving soft tissue (massage) and self soft tissue (self-myofascial releases; SMR) on
By Melissa Berkay, Swimming World College Intern “There are stars in the water!” my grandmother said, staring down at the pitch black water from the front of the boat. Bioluminescent
In the latest development of the situation surrounding US Olympic swimmers Ryan Lochte, Jimmy Feigen, Gunnar Bentz, and Jack Conger, the International Olympic Committee has formed a disciplinary commission to investigate what happened last
By Dan D’Addona The U.S. women’s water polo team completed an undefeated, dominating Olympic run that looked to put a stamp on the beginning of a dynasty. The U.S. dominated
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World College Intern Men’s platform preliminaries have finished with Britain’s Tom Daley as the leader. The decisive dive of today seemed to be a front four
Russia claimed the nation’s fifth straight synchronized swimming team gold medal this afternoon in Rio. The “Angels” free routine scored 99.1333 points. The team’s final score, including Thursday’s technical routine,
