Ben Higson Returns To University Of Stirling As Head Coach Ben Higson is returning to the University of Stirling as the high-performance programme’s Head Coach following Steven Tigg’s appointment as
Can Pan Zhanle Supplement Sprint Arsenal With More Distance Wins? Some of the most unorthodox results on the World Cup circuit thus far belong to China’s Pan Zhanle, the swimmer
Worldwide Search For Olympic Medal Winning Coach To Spearhead Sydney University Performance Centre New South Wales sporting administrators are confident of attracting a high profile Olympic medal winning coach to
USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of swimming in the United States, has announced the appointment of Brendan Hansen as its National Junior Team Program Director, effective November 4. Hansen
The Importance of BUCS in the British Swimming Calendar The British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) Swimming Championships hold a pivotal place within the UK sporting calendar, as they bring
As Ryan Murphy reached the pinnacle of his swimming career, he wanted to use that platform to help others. After winning three Olympic gold medals in Rio in 2016, he
Multi-Event Standout Kate Douglass Puts Exclamation Point on 200 Breaststroke Dominance Most multi-event swimmers follow familiar patterns of versatility: butterfly and backstroke, mid-distance freestyle plus the 400 IM, sprint events
Week in Review: World Record From Regan Smith a Highlight of World Cup Action There is one more stop to this year’s World Cup series, with Singapore serving as the
Olivia Herron Sets MVC Record as Southern Illinois Sweeps UIC Olivia Herron set a Missouri Valley Conference record among four program marks as Southern Illinois swept a pair of wins
Day 1 Sweeps Lead Pitt Women to Second Straight Win over Penn State Three podium sweeps on Day 1 and three total wins from Avery Kudlac led Pitt to a
