Swimming Without the Black Line: How Blind Athletes Adapt This article from the Swimming World archive, written by Paralympian McClain Hermes, details the approaches used by visually impaired swimmers. By
Paralympic Games: What You Need to Know about Swimming in Paris Competition is about to rev back up in La Defense Arena in Paris. After an historic 2024 Olympic Games,
Scottsdale Aquatic Club coach Bob Platt died on Saturday at age 58. Platt has been an inspiration in the swim community through his coaching and also his advocating for the
The US Masters Swimming Summer National Championships concluded from Mission Viejo California on Sunday. Ther were 35 USMS records set and 19 World Aquatics age group world records set at
Carmel High Claims Another Swimming World Girls Mythical National Championship The Carmel (Ind.) High School swimming dynasty has been nothing short of remarkable. The Greyhounds have won 38 consecutive Indiana
The Importance of Grit: Possessing this Trait Can Promote Greater Success Something my college coach talks a lot about is grit. Elite swimmers are not purely just the most talented
Sun Yang Returns to Racing at Chinese Summer Championships One of the most controversial swimmers of the 21st century swam his first official race in more than four years Sunday
Elayna Ling Hands Verbal Pledge To Army West Point NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Elayna Ling of Pleasanton, California, has verbally committed to Army West Point for Fall 2025. She will join Abby Reich,
Caeleb Dressel Eyeing 2028 Olympic 50 Free as Coda to Career Caeleb Dressel said on Saturday that he has his eyes on the 50 freestyle at the 2028 Olympics in
City Swim Project in Buffalo Thriving With Diversity, Building Toward Future of Swimming Mike Switalski grew up in a mostly white town, went to a mostly white college and competed
