Yusra Mardini, the famed Syrian swimmer who competed at the Olympics for the Refugee Olympic Team announced her retirement from competitive swimming. She has been a two-time Olympian, but her
The USA women’s water polo team claimed its fourth consecutive World Cup title with a 12-11 win over the Netherlands. The U.S. led 8-3 but the Netherlands stormed back and
NC State Promotes Michael Baric to Assistant Coach NC State has promoted Michael Baric from volunteer assistant to a full assistant coach, the school announced on Friday. Baric spent last
Katie Robinson Hired as New Assistant Coach for Stanford Women Stanford has hired former Northwestern head coach Katie Robinson as the women’s program’s new associate head coach coach. Robinson replaces Tracy
A Discussion On Swim Training: Is It An Art or Science? Like the rest of life, the answer to the above question is complicated. Dudley Duncan’s recent The Art of
U.S. Nationals Day Four Predictions: Lydia Jacoby Recapturing the Magic of Unlikely Gold-Medal Run It was surely the biggest stunner of the Tokyo Olympics. Lilly King, undefeated in the women’s 100
David Popovici Adds Sette Colli Record in 200 Free on Final Day David Popovici blasted the field in the men’s 200 freestyle on the final day of the Sette Colli
U.S. Nationals Day Three Predictions: Carson Foster Aiming for Another 400 IM Medal Run When Carson Foster went up against Leon Marchand in the 400-yard IM at this year’s NCAA Championships, it
Fun in the Sun: Memories of Summer Swimming During the summer, swimming enthusiasts of all levels can enjoy the beauty of the cerulean waters as they dive into a world
Hunter Armstrong Seeking To Take Rising Star to Even Greater Heights Hunter Armstrong made a surge that most swimmers can only dream of. He began his college swimming career without
