TIBURON, California, September 10. YESTERDAY some of the world's most elite open water athletes took a chilly plunge into the 61-degree waters in Tiburon, California. The mile-long race, starting at
Column by Nathan Jendrick SEATTLE, Washington, September 10. DURING the years we have seen several rule changes that have been put into place–whether we all agree with them or not–to
Contribution by Paul Smith LONDON, England, September 10. SWIMMING star Ellie Simmonds finds it difficult to determine which Paralympic Games has been most enjoyable, Beijing or London. The British poster
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 10. EVA Crouse, 12, of the Aquabears Swim Club in Connecticut has been named the TYR Age Group Swimmer of the Month in the September issue of
LAURINBURG, North Carolina, September 9. DIRECTOR of Athletics Glenn Batten has announced the hiring of Brooks Teal as the new Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at St. Andrews University.
PHOENIX, Arizona, September 9. THE September issue of Swimming World Magazine profiles head coach Phil Davis. Davis serves as the head coach of both the men's and women's teams at
TOKYO, Japan, September 9. AT the Japanese Inter University Championships this weekend in Tokyo, Kenta Ito downed the Japanese record in the men's 50 free. Meanwhile, a handful of meet
LAS VEGAS, Nevada, August 29. OUR special interviews of The Morning Swim Show from the America Swimming Coaches Association's world clinic continue today with a chat with 2004 Olympian Dana
ATHERTON, California, September 8. Josh Schneider bested a field of seven of the fastest sprinters in history to win $10,000 and defend his title at the second iteration of the
LONDON, England, September 8. THE People's Republic of China certainly had an outstanding week at the 2012 London Paralympics with 57 total medals, and closed down swimming at the London