Visualization Is a Great Option to Prepare For Races – and Promote Success It’s sometimes difficult to mentally prepare for big races. In fact, those final few moments spent standing
New Wave Of Australian Dolphins Make Historic World Juniors Splash in Netanya (ISR) A new wave of Australian swimmers have arrived home after an historic World Junior Championship performance in
Although Countrymen Have Openings to Compete, Olympic Champ Evgeny Rylov Will Be Locked Out While World Aquatics recently established guidelines for the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes in its
Olympic Gold Medalist Brooke Bennett Finishes Second at Swim for Alligator Lighthouse Olympic gold medalist Brooke Bennett finished second Saturday at the ninth annual Swim for Alligator Lighthouse, an open
Sub-20 50 Freestyler Sean Setzer Selects In-State Tar Heels NEW COMMIT: Sean Setzer, one of the top sprinters in his class, has verbally committed to his in-state North Carolina Tar Heels
The World Open Water Swimming Association (WOWSA) Advisory Board has announced that it will not ratify Diana Nyad‘s 2013 swim from Cuba to Florida. Nyad swam from Cuba to the
Abram Mueller, Wisconsin State Record Holder, Pledges Verbal to Stanford NEW COMMIT: Stanford University has received a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season and beyond from Abram Mueller of Madison, Wisconsin.
Margaret Rivard, 17, Youngest to Finish Open Water Triple Crown American Margaret Rivard this week became the youngest swimmer to complete the Triple Crown of open water by successfully crossing
World Junior Championships: Maximus Williamson, Olivia Wunsch Conclude Meet With Two More Gold Medals Each Eleven finals were on the docket for the final evening of the World Junior Championships
Following Stunning Relay Leg, Olivia Wunsch Rising Through Ranks of Australian Sprinting Hoping to join the Australian women’s 400 freestyle relay squad? Good luck. Even with veterans Cate Campbell and Bronte Campbell
