Canadian Olympian Rachel Nicol Announces Retirement Canadian breaststroker Rachel Nicol, who swam at the 2016 Olympics, has announced her retirement from competitive swimming. Nicol turns 31 next month. She was
For the first time in nine years, Indiana men’s and women’s swimming combined for five of the six available Big Ten weekly awards in a cycle, the conference announced Wednesday
Paris To Host 2026 European Aquatics Championships Paris will host the 2026 European Aquatics Championships, two years after the French capital stages the Olympic Games. The Olympic Aquatics Centre (OAC)
Wellness Wednesday: As Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Notes, There Is a Connection Between Mental Toughness and Success Anyone familiar with tennis or tuned in to the ongoing Australian Open in
Passages: Lance Larson, Former World-Record Holder Controversially Denied Olympic Gold, Dies at 83 Lance Larson, a former world-record holder in the 100 butterfly and 200 IM and the winner of
Speedo, the globally acclaimed innovator in swimwear and accessories, renowned for its groundbreaking Fastskin® LZR® Intent and LZR Valor swimsuits, today announced a new partnership with American swimming sensation Arabella
Christopher Chambers, Former Maryland and UMass Swimmer, Killed in Military Operation Christopher Chambers, a former swimmer at UMass and the University of Maryland, was one of two Navy SEALs declared
Gretchen Walsh, Kacper Stokowski Dominate ACC Weekly Honors After their outstanding tri-meet this weekend, the ACC Weekly Honors unsurprisingly found their way to Virginia and NC State. Gretchen Walsh earned
Jake Magahey, Brooklyn Douthwright Take Home SEC Swimmers of the Week Honors Georgia’s Jake Magahey and Brooklyn Douthwright of Tennessee were named SEC Swimmers of the Week by the conference
Michael Phelps, Nicole Phelps Announce Birth of Fourth Son The Phelps family is now a family of six. Olympic champion Michael Phelps and wife Nicole Phelps announced the birth of
