While problems in the Olympic village persisted this morning, the mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, has criticized the Rio2016 organizing committee. According to Paes, the village was ready before the
In the video series introducing the 2016 Olympic team, an excited Kathleen Baker revealed the energy the rookies are bringing this summer. The nineteen year old spoke a bit about her superstitions surrounding
The fourth stop of the 2016 FINA Open Water World Cup took place in Lac St. Jean, Canada on Thursday and Canadians won both the women’s and the men’s event.
By David Rieder The women’s 200 free was billed as the event to watch at last summer’s World Championships. Expect the same in Rio. That’s because Sarah Sjostrom—ranked no. 1
With the days continuing to count down towards the start of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games concern continues to grow in Rio’s preparation for the Games. Last weekend when the
By Siobhan Dale, Swimming World College Intern David Plummer isn’t your average Olympian. In fact, David Plummer isn’t average at all. Over the last eight years Plummer has faced a
The psych sheets for the 2016 U.S. Open Championships have been posted. The meet runs from August 2-6 and will be held at the University of Minnesota pool. The meet
Fanwood Scotch Plains kicked off night two of the 2016 YMCA Long Course Sectionals with a solid win in the women’s 200 free relay. The team of Marlise Moesch (26.76), Sarah Davis
By Sarah Lloyd, Swimming World College Intern Indiana Hoosier rising sophomore, NCAA champion, American record holder, and first-time Olympian, Lilly King swam into the hearts of Americans everywhere when she
Head coach of the Trojan Swim Club and USC’s men’s and women’s swimming teams, Dave Salo, announced today in an email to The Los Angeles Times that going forward all international athletes
