Babashoff, Sterkel and Boglioli Welcome Duplicate Medals Mending 1976 Olympic Stain
Commentary by Brent T. Rutemiller. When I stepped into the pressroom there were only a few people in the room. At first I thought I came at the wrong time
16 Years After Her First, Kirsty Coventry Enjoying One Last Olympic Run
By David Rieder Kirsty Coventry finished sixth in her two best events at the London Olympics, but she knew that her career could not end like that. Coventry’s fourth Olympic
Heather Clatworthy Becomes First to Swim Moville to Portstewart Since 1929
Heather Clatworthy swam from Moville to Portstewart on Wednesday. The 34 year old Irish woman became only the second official swimmer of the 13 mile distance, and the first to complete
The Last Gold Documentary to Air on NBC Sports Network on August 1
Considered one of the greatest untold stories in Olympic Swimming history, The Last Gold, a feature-length documentary, will air on NBC Sports Network (NBCSN) with limited commercial interruption, on Monday,
USA Women’s Water Polo Sweeps Russia with 16-7 Victory
Stanford, CA – July 27 – The ‘Rumble To Rio’ was a fitting name for the final match of a three game set between the U.S. Olympic Women’s Water Polo
4 Non-Swimming Facts About First-Time Olympian Blake Pieroni
By Jake Renie, Swimming World College Intern As we are now in single-digits-days away from the Olympics, we see top athletes across America compete for a shot at the Olympic
Matt Grevers, Caitlin Leverenz Headed to Maui with Junior Pan Pacs Team
Matt Grevers and Caitlin Leverenz will be traveling to Maui with the National Junior Team this August. While both National Team Veterans suffered disappointing third place finishes at Olympic Trials, they’ll serve as
Adam Ellenstein Completes 65 Mile Swim of Lake Okanagan
Adam Ellenstein completed a 65 mile (105 kilometer) swim of Lake Okanagan in British Columbia on Tuesday night. The swim, which he estimated would take 40 hours to complete, took almost
Karl Bishop Tops Tight 1500 to Open 2016 YMCA Nationals
The 2016 Long Course YMCA Nationals kicked off tonight in Indianapolis. The first night of action featured prelims of the women’s and men’s 200 freestyle relays and timed finals of the
4 Reasons to Believe In Olympic Rookie Kevin Cordes
By Ashleigh Shanley, Swimming World College Intern After a third place finish in the 100 meter breast at the 2012 Olympic Trials, Kevin Cordes has had four years to prepare for his