Swimming Canada’s Leadership Change Raising Government Questions The leave of absence taken by Swimming Canada CEO Ahmed El-Awadi has garnered scrutiny by legislators little more than a year out from
Saint Louis Removes Interim Tag on Mary Woods as Head Coach Saint Louis University on Monday named Mary Woods the head coach of the men’s and women’s swimming teams. Woods
Races Without Favorites: Ben Proud Defending World Title, Caeleb Dressel Possibly Returning in 50 Freestyle Less than two months out from the World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, several individual races
Veterans Re-Emerge Ahead of the 2023 U.S. World Championships Trials Although USA Swimming is flooded with young talent, veterans always seem to emerge in the biggest moments. Over the last
After Butterfly Show, Regan Smith Ranks In Elite Territory For Primary 200-Meter Events The moment the scoreboard at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center flashed 2:03.87, Regan Smith joined elite company.
25 Reasons Why We’re All the 8-Year-Old Summer League Swimmer A long, long time ago, you were the little girl who had more hair out of her cap than in
A group of swimming champions will take on their biggest challenge yet – the English Channel. A five-person team will embark on a 33,000-meter journey through the world’s busiest shipping
Gretchen Walsh Creating Numerous Chances for World Championships Breakthrough In two fantastic seasons competing on the collegiate level for the University of Virginia, Gretchen Walsh has captured three individual NCAA titles
Josh Liendo, Maggie MacNeil Set Two Meet Records Each at Mel Zajac International Canadian Olympic stars Josh Liendo and Maggie MacNeil set a pair of meet records each at the
Nikolaos Papanikolaou Repeats as Cutino Award Winner; Stanford’s Aria Fischer Adds to Family Legacy The University of California’s Nikolaos Papanikolaou has been named the Peter J. Cutino Award winner for
