Coach Jane Figueiredo Leaves Aquatics GB After Guiding Divers To The Pinnacle Jane Figueiredo, who guided Tom Daley and Matty Lee to 10m synchro Olympic gold in Tokyo, is leaving Aquatics
Rob Woodhouse Reveals Bold Plans For Revitalised Australian Swimming League Swimming Australia CEO Rob Woodhouse has revealed his plans for a National League as he spearheads the push for a
The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) is excited to announce that Swim Across America is generously sponsoring a scholarship for a deserving coach to attend the 2025 ASCA World Clinic
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) is pleased to announce the selection of 781 teams from 459 institutions for the Scholar All-America Team for the Fall
Canadian Breaststroker Gabe Mastromatteo Retires for ‘Health Issues’ Gabe Mastromatteo, Canada’s top male breaststroke for the last two Olympic cycles, announced a quasi-retirement on social media last week. The 22-year-old
Surviving Taper: A Guide to Thriving During the Most Exciting Time of the Season It’s that time of year again. Practices gradually become shorter, the yards start to decrease, and
U.S. Men’s Swimming Tiers, Part 2: The Rosters of Today and Tomorrow The U.S. men’s swimming program is hitting a natural calendar reset. Six World Championships have been sandwiched between
Yohann Ndoye Brouard & Beryl Gastaldello Continue Gold Rush As Euro Meet Wraps Up Yohann Ndoye Brouard and Beryl Gastaldello continued their gold rush with three more titles between them
TCU’s Claire Chahbandour Sets School Record at Texas’ Sterkel Classic Claire Chahbandour became the first TCU female swimmer to break a minute in the 100 breaststroke with her time of
Ariarne Titmus Planning Return to Training in July; Olympic Champ Won’t Compete at World Championships The middle-distance freestyle events at this summer’s World Championships in Singapore will be missing a
