Arena Signs Open Water Olympic Medalist Haley Anderson
Three days before open water action kicks off at the 2015 FINA World Championships, swimwear leader Arena has signed 2012 Olympic silver medalist Haley Anderson. Anderson, who is training in
SMU Men’s Swimming & Diving Adds 10 for 2015-2016 Season
Head men’s swimming coach Eddie Sinnott, who enters his 27th year on the Hilltop, has announced the addition of ten student-athletes to the program for the 2015-16 season. “This class represents
Ohio State Men’s Swimming & Diving 2015-2016 Schedule Features 12 Home Meets
Ohio State men’s swimming head coach Bill Wadley and diving head coach Justin Sochor announced the program’s 2015-16 competition slate on Monday. The competitive schedule encompasses 12 home events, including
Sun Yang, Ye Shiwen Headline China’s 51-Swimmer Roster For World Championships
China was a dominant force in swimming at the 2013 FINA world championships, winning five gold medals to rank second behind the U.S. in terms of gold medals won. The
Northern Kentucky Clippers Win Ohio Junior Olympics
The Northern Kentucky Clippers won the 2015 Ohio LC Junior Olympics in a tight battle with the Ohio State Swim Club in Oxford, Ohio this past weekend. The Clippers topped
Pierre Lafontaine Returns To The Pool Deck
By Matt Grillo, Swimming World College Intern Pierre Lafontaine is looking for another challenge in his nearly 40-year coaching career. As the newly appointed head coach of the Club de
Miriam Sheehan Breaks Her Third NAG Record of the Weekend
Miriam Sheehan broke her third National Age Group record this weekend when she clocked a 28.52 in the girls’ 10-and-under 50-meter free. Her record-breaking trifecta took place at the Arizona
Doping: How Not To Get Caught
Guest Commentary by Casey Barrett French study reveals: Take a little, take it at night, never fail a test… See your results soar. The next time you hear someone proclaim
5 Top Swimming Headlines You Might Have Missed (The Week That Was)
The United States pulled off a resurgent performance at the Pan American Games to win the most swimming events in a drama-filled meet in Toronto, while disabled swimming world record
TritonWear Strives To Make Superior Swimmers With Their Revolutionary Technology
“The future is here” states Kevin Thorburn, the Head Coach of Etobicoke Swim Club referring to TritonWear and their unique wearable technology that gives coaches real-time and historical data on