AUSTRALIA, April 22. FEDERAL government spending on Swimming Australia has been slashed. The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) announced a 5.8% cut in the budget for Swimming Australia, an approximate $500,000
COLLEGE STATION, Texas, April 22. RYAN Mallam, former head coach at perennial powerhouse Indian River State College (Fla.), has been named men's associate head swimming coach at Texas A&M, head
By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Open Water Correspondent HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, April 22. AS we look into our crystal ball and make 10 predictions for the rest of the open
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 22. THE swimming documentary “Touch the Wall” has reached its goal of raising $110,000 to continue postproduction on the film, and will now look ahead to a
LONDON, England, April 22. MANY people in the sport, less we say, most people in the sport, even in his own country of Canada, did not give Richard Weinberger to
KAZAN, Russia, April 22. VLAD Morozov, the Sizzling Siberian, closed out the Russian nationals with a sweep of the sprint freestyles and an opportunity to continue the breakout year he's
KAZAN, Russia, April 22. OLYMPIC medalist Arkady Vyatchanin announced today that he's looking for a new country to represent at international competitions, one day after the conclusion of the Russian
By Cici Zhang ATLANTA, Georgia, April 21. THE last day of the East Coast Collegiate National Swimming and Diving Championships proved nothing but the best. Fast swims started from the
BERGEN, Norway, April 21. IN what has become a swimming spectacle now designed to memorialize Alexander Dale Oen, the short course meter Bergen Swim Festival featured some intense swimming, including
KAZAN, Russia, April 21. THE penultimate day of the Russian Nationals came to a close with some startlingly strong times as the Russians continued to populate its FINA World Championships