Olympian Cullen Jones Partners with Diversity In Aquatics to Combat Racial Disparities in Swimming Access May is National Water Safety Month and Olympic gold medalist Cullen Jones is teaming up
Former USA Swimming Exec Matt Farrell to Head U.S. Figure Skating U.S. Figure Skating on Tuesday hired Matt Farrell as its Chief Executive Officer. Farrell spent 13 years as USA
Bosnian Olympic Butterflier Lana Pudar Commits to Virginia Bosnia and Herzegovina butterflier Lana Pudar announced on social media Tuesday that she is committing the University of Virginia. Pudar adds another
The Trump administration has announced that the University of Pennsylvania violated Title IX laws guaranteeing women equal opportunities by allowing Lia Thomas to compete. The statement from the Trump administration
Ksawery Masiuk Fires Off 52.55 In 100 Back As National Records Fall At Polish Championships European bronze medallist Ksawery Masiuk lowered his national 100m backstroke record to 52.55 at the
Team Triumph Swim Club, one of the fastest-growing competitive swim programs in the United States, is proud to announce that Olympic gold medalist and world champion Michael Andrew has joined
Could College Swimming Changes Lead to More Coaching Exits? The first departure was a coach who has captured three NCAA team titles while guiding numerous swimmers to individual Olympic gold.
On Road to LA28, Take Time to Appreciate the Greatness of Katie Ledecky The start to the 2025 campaign has been relatively quiet for Katie Ledecky. Only a handful of
Drowning Prevention Starts with Swim Lessons By The United States Swimming School Association Water activities are a source of enjoyment for people of all ages, but they also come with
Khiew Hoe Yean Sets Malaysian Record, Wins 8 Golds at Malaysian Open Malaysian international Khiew Hoe Yean lowered his Malaysian record in the men’s 200 individual medley this weekend at
