Kristof Milak Returns To Training And Commits To Paris Olympics And Beyond Olympian 200 fly champion Kristof Milak returned to training on Monday after time away to focus on his
Outside the Lane Lines: A Swimmer’s Life – How a Mentor Can Be an Integral Influence By Pat Hallahan Swimming is largely an individual sport, both in the mental and
Poll of the Week: Who Served As a Mentor During Your Swimming Career? This week’s installment of “Outside the Lines: A Swimmer’s Life” examines the importance of a mentor in
World Junior Championships: Petar Mitsin & Leah Hayes Feature In Day 1 Prelims Petar Mitsin, Leah Hayes, Miroslav Knedla and Oleksandr Zheltyakov safely negotiated the prelims as the World Junior
Bettina Fabian And Pasquale Giordano Clinch Close Victories At LEN Open Water Cup Bettina Fabian and Pasquale Giordano won their respective races in similar close finishes at the fifth leg
Stony Brook to Induct Swimming Pioneer Leah Fiorentino (Holland) to Athletics Hall of Fame Stony Brook University will induct swimmer Leah Fiorentino (nee Holland) to its Athletics Hall of Fame
Tokyo Olympian Hector Pardoe became the fastest man to have swum the 10.5-mile (16.8km) length of Lake Windermere in north-west England while also raising money to improve water quality. Pardoe
Samantha Johanna (Sammie Jo) Porter, now age 24, was only 11 years old when she woke up with a swollen eye, which most would think at that age, that she
Bronte Campbell Returns to Winners Circle At NSW State Short Course Championships Next stop, the Australian Short Course Championships at the Sydney Sprints Meet for dual Olympic gold medalist Bronte
U.S. National Team member David Curtiss has decided to leave NC State. The All-American and NCAA relay champion made the announcement on social media on Saturday. “Recent life has brought
