PHOENIX – Author Chuck Warner joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss his series of articles “Triumphs and Tragedies” appearing in Swimming World Magazine. Note: YouTube Measures
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LAUSANNE – Oksana Marchuk, Ukraine, was suspended for two years after testing positive for Dehydrochloromethyl-testosterone during the Ukrainian Swimming Championships in April. The Ukrainian Swimming Federation’s Disciplinary Committee imposed a ban
TOKYO – The FINA World Cup stop in Tokyo featured a second day of preliminary qualifying that still managed to put plenty of more points in Katinka Hosszu and Chad le Clos’
Photo Courtesy: Swimming Canada/Scott Grant OTTAWA – Five people have been named to Swimming Canada’s inaugural Select Coaches Group program aimed at developing the country’s next generation of elite coaches.
Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr PHOENIX – The college season is in full swing but this week our performance award goes to a post-grad swimmer. The University of Michigan held a
TOKYO – The FINA World Cup in Tokyo closed out night one with the Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu claiming three more gold medals, and five medals overall. FINA MONEY LIST LIVE RESULTS HEAT
PHOENIX – UMBC’s Chad Cradock joins today’s edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss his 200th career victory as Head Coach of the Retrievers. Note: YouTube Measures Views Only
TOKYO – The FINA World Cup in Tokyo opened up with Katinka Hosszu steamrolling her way to another handful of finals. Additionally, the U.S. Junior National Team did some work, qualifying two
