Swimming World kicks off Pride Month with an interview with Erica Sullivan. The Olympic silver medalist in the 1500 free discusses her life in Swimming World’s latest video interview. Sullivan
Kate Douglass, Walsh Sisters Race at NCAP Elite Qualifier in Last Trials Rehearsal Most of the top swimmers from the University of Virginia have not competed since the TYR Pro
Marathon Swimmer Katie Pumphrey to Attempt ‘Bay to Baltimore’ Swim Marathon Swimmer Katie Pumphrey is attempting the “Bay to Baltimore” swim from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
UMBC Swimmers Reject Abuse Settlement, To Continue Legal Action Six former swimmers from the University of Maryland Baltimore County have rejected a settlement of their lawsuits against the university over
Evansville Turns to Alum Toby Wilcox to Lead Swimming and Diving Programs The University of Evansville on Thursday hired Toby Wilcox as the head coach of its men’s and women’s
NAIA To Move Swim Championships to Elkhart, Indiana The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) on Thursday announced that it will relocate its annual championships to Elkhart, Indiana. The NAIA
Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky spoke out about doping in sports and said faith in the anti-doping system is at an “all-time low,” according to CBS. Ledecky spoke in an
Albright College is discontinuing its swim program, according to a letter sent out by the institution. “As part of the work Albright College is doing to align revenue with expenses,
David Popovici Sends Message: Don’t Forget About Romanian Teenage Dynamo in Paris Just over 10 months ago, David Popovici arrived at his second World Championships still riding the momentum of a
Team USA Announces Veteran-Laden Squad for Paris Water Polo Four-Peat Bid Team USA on Thursday unveiled its 13-member women’s water polo team for the Paris Olympics, a group that is
