A Distance Swimming Renaissance, and Why Today’s Athletes Offer Can’t-Miss Action In arguably the greatest male race for the U.S. team at the Paris Olympics, Bobby Finke defended his 1500
Two Gettysburg College Swimmers Suspended for Racist Incident Two swimmers at Gettysburg College have been suspended by the university for an incident in which a racial slur was scratched onto
Canadian Coach Brad Dingey Returns Home with Pointe-Claire Aquatic Club Former Swimming Canada head coach Brad Dingey has been hired this week to head Pointe-Claire Aquatic Club, a return to
Canadian Olympian Kelsey Wog Announces Retirement Two-time Canadian Olympic breaststroker Kelsey Wog announced her retirement from the sport this week. Wog made the announcement on Tuesday, two days shy of
Golden Goggles Ballot: Record-Setting Swims to Garner Race of the Year Honors (Part 1) The annual celebration of the United States’ accomplishments in international swimming will take place November 23
Australian SC Championships: Backstroking Golden Girl Kaylee McKeown Returns To Racing In Adelaide En-Route To Budapest Backstroking golden girl Kaylee McKeown will headline 13 members of Australia’s Paris Olympic team
In many of my previous articles, I have emphasized the importance of change. You are never going to improve by constantly doing the same things all the time. It is
By Erin Keaveny, Swimming World Contributor. We’re several weeks into the college academic calendar, which for many swimming and diving programs means practice has started in full force. For student-athletes, particularly freshman,
European Short-Course Champion Luc Kroon Announces Retirement Luc Kroon, winner of the 400 free at the 2021 European Short-Course Championships, has announced his retirement. The Netherlands athlete made the decision
Jessica Long Among Four Paralympians Disciplined for Social Media Disparagement Jessica Long and three other stars of the U.S. Paralympic swimming program were disciplined for their use of social media
