Father-Son Reunion or Brief Respite? Michael Andrew Rejoins Father in Hawaii Beautiful waves crash the shore every day in Oahu, Hawaii, from sunrise to sunset. The water surges toward its
As Denison University Adds Women’s Water Polo, Coach Tim Sherwood Eager to Develop Program Denison University will expand its athletic offerings with the addition of women’s water polo. The varsity
Kyle Chalmers Turned Down Substantial Offer to Compete in Enhanced Games According to a report in the Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Kyle Chalmers turned down a multi-million dollar overture to
A Look at the NIL Landscape in Swimming The NCAA approved Name, Image, and Likeness compensation in 2021, opening the door for collegiate athletes to earn money through endorsements and
When Inky Made Her Mark: The 25th Anniversary of Inge de Bruijn And Her Sydney Star Turn It has been 25 years since the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. The
David Dent, West Virginia Swimming Assistant Coach Battling Cystic Fibrosis David Dent was spiraling. The swim coach knew something was wrong, but he couldn’t pinpoint it, and it wouldn’t stop
Joel Rollings Named Inaugural Head Coach at Marquette Marquette University on Monday named Joel Rollings the inaugural head coach of the women’s swimming program. The Division I school announced the
USA Swimming Announces 2026 Pan Pacific Championships Roster USA Swimming, the National Governing Body of the sport of swimming in the United States, today announced its pool roster for the
Los Angeles Olympic Qualification Procedures Present New Obstacles for American Swimmers Around the world, the qualification process for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles will look different than in
Leon Marchand and Gretchen Walsh Produced Top-Rated Races of the Season (Full Scoring Results) The focus in swimming has largely turned to the short-course season, which means we can take
