NCAA Swimming to Long Course: How College Stars Could Perform in the Big Pool With college swimming season complete after two exciting weeks of action at the NCAA Women’s Championships
Stroke Wars: How Breaststroke and Butterfly Emerged As Separate Strokes Today, we accept that there are four competitive strokes. But when the first rules for competitive swimming were written in
The British Championships got under way at Ponds Forge on Tuesday morning where the event – which doubles as trials for the Fukuoka worlds – runs through until Sunday. Freya
Erika Fairweather Quietly Moves Up to No. 6 All-Time in 400 Free with 4:00.62 In a week where one teen’s exploits over 400 meters of swimming took center stage, another
Mona McSharry Sets Second National Record In As Many Days At Irish Open With 30.29 In 50 Breast Mona McSharry set her second national record in as many days at
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Penny Oleksiak, Taylor Ruck Named to Canada’s World Championship Team Penny Oleksiak and Taylor Ruck, both of whom passed on the recent Bell Canadian Trials, were included on Canada’s team
Swim England Establishes Open Category In Updated Transgender And Non-Binary Competition Policy Swim England has established an Open category for athletes with a birth sex of male, trans or non-binary
Against the Odds: How St. Catherine University Coach Justin Zook Became a Paralympic Champion St. Catherine University (Minn.) swim coach Justin Zook is a study in overcoming adversity. He was
Q&A With Justin Zook: Paralympic Champ and Coach Of St. Catherine, Rising D-III Program Now in his seventh year as head coach at St. Catherine University, Coach Justin Zook has
