UMBC Faces Lawsuit From Former Swimmers Alleging School Ignored, Covered Up Sexual Abuse Six former swimmers have filed a lawsuit against the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC), alleging the university
Indiana Hires Recent Grad Noelle Peplowski as Assistant Coach Indiana University on Friday announced the hiring of recent graduate Noelle Peplowski as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s
Diving Into the Topic of Puberty: Encouraging Conversations between Swimmers, Parents, and Coaches By Rhiannon Myhre and Michael Kidd Young women are leaving the sport of swimming at several times
Luca Urlando to Make Return to Competition After Shoulder Surgery Luca Urlando will make his return this week following shoulder surgery. Urlando is on the psych sheets for the Sun
Penny Oleksiak will be withdrawing from this year’s World Aquatics Championships due to injury. Canada’s most decorated Olympian had been working her way back from left knee surgery since August,
Australia’s Dolphins Lose Olympic Breaststroke Ace Jenna Strauch For This Year’s World’s In Fukuoka and Cate Campbell Also Out Of Trials Australia has suffered another major body blow on the
Sun Devil Open Will Feature Several Elite Performers From Bob Bowman-Training Group Coming off several weeks of altitude training at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Training Center, members of
Passages: Kathy McKee, ASCA Hall of Famer and SwimMAC Coach Kathy McKee, a long-time member of the SwimMAC coaching staff and an inductee to the American Swim Coaches Association Hall
Olympian Nadine Rolland Joins HPC-Quebec as Assistant Coach Canadian Olympian Nadine Rolland has joined Swimming Canada’s High Performance Centre Quebec as an assistant coach. Rolland has been the lead coach
Hector Pardoe, Leah Crisp & Amber Keegan Selected To British Swimming Open Water Team For Fukuoka Worlds Hector Pardoe, Leah Crisp and Amber Keegan have been named in British Swimming’s
