World Aquatics to Allow Russian and Belarusian Athletes to Compete As ‘Individual Neutral Athletes;’ Paris Still Uncertain Athletes from Russia and Belarus could soon be returning to international swimming competition
FLASH United States Set WJR In Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay At World Junior Championships A second leg of 47.78 by Maximus Williamson helped guide the USA to a WJR of
World Junior Championships: Leah Hayes Claims Two Golds And A CR On First Night Of Finals Leah Hayes claimed two golds and a 400IM championship record on the first night
Could Addition of Campbell Sisters Make Aussies More Dominant in Sprint Freestyle? In recent months, a four-time Olympian and one of the greatest relay swimmers in history has made progress
Kristof Milak Returns To Training And Commits To Paris Olympics And Beyond Olympian 200 fly champion Kristof Milak returned to training on Monday after time away to focus on his
Outside the Lane Lines: A Swimmer’s Life – How a Mentor Can Be an Integral Influence By Pat Hallahan Swimming is largely an individual sport, both in the mental and
Poll of the Week: Who Served As a Mentor During Your Swimming Career? This week’s installment of “Outside the Lines: A Swimmer’s Life” examines the importance of a mentor in
World Junior Championships: Petar Mitsin & Leah Hayes Feature In Day 1 Prelims Petar Mitsin, Leah Hayes, Miroslav Knedla and Oleksandr Zheltyakov safely negotiated the prelims as the World Junior
Bettina Fabian And Pasquale Giordano Clinch Close Victories At LEN Open Water Cup Bettina Fabian and Pasquale Giordano won their respective races in similar close finishes at the fifth leg
Stony Brook to Induct Swimming Pioneer Leah Fiorentino (Holland) to Athletics Hall of Fame Stony Brook University will induct swimmer Leah Fiorentino (nee Holland) to its Athletics Hall of Fame
