It’s Ok to Not Be Ok: Breaking the Stigma around Athletes’ Mental Health As swimmers, we are taught from a very young age to work hard and persevere. After a
Swimming Australia Lands A Major Coup With Rob Woodhouse Appointed New CEO Dual Olympian, swimming entrepreneur and English Channel conqueror, Rob Woodhouse, will take over as Swimming Australia’s next CEO
World Championships Doha: Late Surge Propels Sharon van Rouwendaal To 5k Gold And Open Water Double Sharon van Rouwendaal came from a body-length down with 150m remaining to steam past
The Heartbreaking Moment That Stopped Two-Time Australian Olympian and Ironman Legend Ky Hurst In His Tracks There was a quiver in Ky Hurst’s voice when the Australian waterman great spoke
The Pac-12 announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. PAC-12 MEN’S SWIMMER OF THE WEEK: Jack Alexy, Jr., CALIFORNIA (Mendham, N.J) Competed in four events to help the No. 2
The SEC announced its weekly swimming and diving honors. SEC Men’s Co-Swimmers of the Week: Bradley Dunham, Georgia and Baylor Nelson, Texas A&M Georgia’s Bradley Dunham, a graduate student from
Canada’s Emma Finlin Gets Spot at Paris Olympics with Extra Quota Spot Three days after finishing 24th in the women’s 10-kilometer swim at the World Aquatics Championships, Canadian teen Emma
World Championships: Maggie Steffens Scores 5 Goals as U.S. Eases Past Brazil Maggie Steffens scored five goals Tuesday as the United States moved to 2-0 in group play at the
World Championships: Alex Bowen Scores Six Goals, But U.S. Drops Shootout to Montenegro Alex Bowen fired home six goals as the United States rallied to force the shootout in its
Doha World Championships: After Individual Duel, Quan Hongchan, Chen Yuxi Add Synchro Gold A day after battling it out in the individual platform event, China’s Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi
