Up-and-Comers: Clayton Treharne Making an Early Impact Twelve-year-old Clayton Treharne of the Linn-Mar Swim Team in Marion, Iowa, has put together some stellar performances in 2023. After being recognized as
4 Ways To Look Out For a Teammate’s Mental Health By Mauro Pacsi Athletes, no matter the sport, all face individual challenges. However, these challenges eclipse more than just their
By Grace Nordquist, Swimming World College Intern. The final set concludes, and cool down begins. Red faces are paired with sighs of relief throughout the lanes. After hours of grueling
Princeton Hires Mia Nonnenberg as Assistant Coach Princeton last week announced the hiring of Mia Nonnenberg as an assistant coach to the men’s swimming and diving team. Nonnenberg spent the
World Aquatics Scraps Open Class at Berlin World Cup Due to Absence of Entries World Aquatics on Monday announced that it has scrapped the Open Category for swimmers at the
BYU’S Jordan Tiffany Shines at Intermountain Shootout; Clocks Several Strong Early-Season Efforts Colorado Mesa hosted the Intermountain Shootout this past weekend in Grand Junction, Colorado. Grand Junction’s altitude sits at
Ryan Murphy, Bridget Konttinen Celebrate Wedding, Full of Cal Energy Six-time Olympic medalist Ryan Murphy and Bridget Konttinen were married this weekend. Murphy posted several pictures to his Instagram account,
Kate Douglass Powers Into Olympic Year As a Cornerstone for Team USA Leading by example, as she did in Virginia’s evolution to an NCAA powerhouse, Kate Douglass has followed the
The Innate Skill Shared by Michael Phelps, Michael Jordan and LeBron James Ahead of his induction into the International Swimming Hall of Fame, coach Bob Bowman took a few minutes
China Now Among Elite Men’s Swimming Nations; Paris Will Be Definitive Test In the not-so-recent past, China had never won an Olympic medal in men’s swimming. Zhang Lin was the first
