Aggies Keep Olympic Trials Qualifier Bucky Gettys In State For 2025 NEW COMMIT: Texas A&M University has kickstarted its Class of 2025 recruiting by receiving an in-state verbal commitment from Olympic
10 Things To Know When Swimming Outside Some schools in warm-weather regions still have the luxury of training outside at this time of the year. Others will yearn for the
Louisville Cardinals Add Julie Mishler To Class of 2025 NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has received another verbal commitment for Fall 2025, this time from Olympic Trials qualifier Julie Mishler of Milford,
Paralympic Champ Lizzi Smith, Inspires Next Generation at Swim Lessons Hawaii Contributed by Swim Lessons Hawaii The world of swimming has witnessed its share of extraordinary moments, and one such
New Study: Scientists Find Transgender Women Retain Physical Benefits Long After Transitioning A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, conducted by Brazilian scientists, states that transgender women maintain
Michael Phelps, Bob Bowman Presented With Tiles From Old Pool At Hall of Fame; Gesture Recognizes Last WR Set in Fort Lauderdale Just before the start of the International Swimming
Boys’ National High School Mythical Championships: Aaron Shackell Leads Carmel to Tight Title Times compiled by Bob Klapthor Carmel High School was named the national high school team champions for
Up-and-Comers: Clayton Treharne Making an Early Impact Twelve-year-old Clayton Treharne of the Linn-Mar Swim Team in Marion, Iowa, has put together some stellar performances in 2023. After being recognized as
4 Ways To Look Out For a Teammate’s Mental Health By Mauro Pacsi Athletes, no matter the sport, all face individual challenges. However, these challenges eclipse more than just their
By Grace Nordquist, Swimming World College Intern. The final set concludes, and cool down begins. Red faces are paired with sighs of relief throughout the lanes. After hours of grueling
