11-Time Paralympic Gold Medalist Sophie Pascoe Retires Sophie Pascoe, an 11-time gold medalist at the Paralympics, announced her retirement from competitive swimming on Thursday. The native of Christchurch, New Zealand,
Ahmed Jaouadi Claims Swimming World African Male Swimmer of the Year Honors As an Olympic champion and stalwart on the world stage, Ous Mellouli can be credited as the man
U.S. Men’s Swimming Tiers, Part 1: Why It’s Lonely at the Top It was a banner 2024 for American swimming. Wait, let’s try that again. It was a banner 2024
Ryan Murphy, Wife Bridget Welcome Baby Daughter American Olympic gold medalist Ryan Murphy and wife Bridget Murphy welcomed their first child this week. Murphy announced Wednesday on social media the
USA Swimming Announces Coach Selection Criteria For 2025 World Championship Team Just over four months before USA Swimming picks the group of up to 52 swimmers who will represent the
The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) announced today it is officially taking over the management and operation of the longstanding and popular Central States and Eastern States Swim Clinics as
Cyndi Gallagher, Tracy Huth, Adam Soldati Finalists for 2025 National Collegiate and Scholastic Trophy Cyndi Gallagher, Tracy Huth and Adam Soldati were named finalists on Wednesday for the 2025 National
Caspar Corbeau Gives Indiana Boost in National Title Bid The Indiana men’s swim and dive team might lack the consistent track record of top-two finishes at the NCAA Championships. That
Sarah Sjostrom Captures Seventh Swimming World European Female Swimmer of the Year Award The expectation for Sarah Sjostrom entering the Olympic Games in Paris was to walk away from La
Passages: Iris Cummings Critchell, Oldest Survivor of 1936 Olympics, Dies at 104 Iris Cummings Critchell, a swimmer who was the last surviving athlete from the 1936 Olympics, died on Jan.
