The USA Swimming Foundation, the philanthropic arm of USA Swimming, today announced its initial round of 2024 Learn-to-Swim Grant program funding. It awarded $780,000 to 162 swim lesson providers nationwide,
Kristof Milak made a winning return to the water and Katinka Hosszu retraced her steps to the podium at the Hungarian Championships in Budapest. Milak, the Olympic 200 fly champion
Clad le Clos Opts for 100 Free, Finishes Second at SA National Championships Chad le Clos scratched the final of the men’s 200 butterfly Tuesday and fell short of qualifying
BYU Coach Shari Skabelund Announces Retirement After 37 Years Shari Skabelund announced her retirement on Monday after 37 years of part- and full-time coaching at BYU. Skabelund started out in
Eve Thomas Books Olympic A Cut in 1,500 at NZ Swimming Championships New Zealand’s Eve Thomas secured an Olympic spot in the women’s 1,500 freestyle on the first day of
As Hype Builds for Paris Olympics, Men’s 100 Butterfly Could Be a Race to Remember At the last Olympics, the men’s 100 butterfly unfolded as a showdown of two world-record-holding,
Road to Paris: Fordham Has Helped Launch Nepal’s Alexander Shah to Second Games The road to the Olympics takes swimmers from all over the world through the American college system.
Swimming Canada Moves Canadian Olympic Trials to Toronto Swimming Canada on Monday announced that it will shift Canadian Olympic Trials to Toronto after the closure of Montreal Olympic Park due
NAIA Institutes Restrictions on Transgender Females Competing in Women’s Sports The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, which includes 241 small colleges throughout the United States, has voted to restrict participation
South African Championships: Erin Gallagher Sets National Record in 50 Butterfly; Tatjana Smith Shines in 50 Breast Both Erin Gallagher and Tatjana Smith made strong opening statements on the first
