The Boston College swimming and diving team’s motion to reinstate its season after hazing allegations was denied in court on Thursday. “Although the court acknowledges the personal pains reported by
Zhang Yufei Enters Olympic Year in Pole Position in 100 Butterfly Few races on the annual World Cup circuit will garner much acclaim, but one showdown at the middle stop
15 Halloween Costume Ideas for Swimmers Halloween is a time of year when we can all let our imaginations run wild and embrace our inner creativity. For swimmers, there’s no
2018 European 400IM Champion Fantine Lesaffre Announces Retirement Fantine Lesaffre, the European 400IM champion in 2018, has announced her retirement with a home Olympics nine months away in Paris. The
Maxime Grousset, Anastasia Kirpichnikova & Mewen Tomac Set National Records At French Short-Course Championships Maxime Grousset set a national 100 fly record amid two victories on day one of the
The Indiana swimming and diving program is mourning following the death of Ken Nakasone this month. He was 82. Nakasone swam at IU from 1959-63, earning All-America distinction from each
‘Unfair Play: The Battle For Women’s Sport’ Shortlisted For William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award Sharron Davies’ book ‘Unfair Play: The Battle For Women’s Sport’ is one of
The SwimLight – Getting to Know Destin Lasco In the realm of collegiate swimming, Destin Lasco is a captivating presence known for consistently delivering exceptional performances, especially in the backstroke
American Men Seeking Sprint Pieces to Reclaim 400 Freestyle Relay Gold (Again) Four years ago, the United States entered the Olympic year with six men having broken 48 in the
Marathon swimmer Chelsea Gubecka will carry the same toughness and resilience into her second Olympic campaign as legendary Australian cyclist Anna Meares, Dolphins head coach Rohan Taylor declared in Brisbane
