Caeleb Dressel Set for Return to Competition at Next Week’s Atlanta Classic; First Meet in 11 Months For the first time since his withdrawal midway through last year’s World Championships, Caeleb
Virginia swimming and diving head coach Todd DeSorbo announced the addition of Courtney Caldwell to his staff as assistant coach. Caldwell has spent the last two seasons as a volunteer
Pan Zhanle Blasts 47.22 to Set Asian Record in the Men’s 100 Freestyle Pan Zhanle got Chinese Nationals off to a rocket start Monday in Hangzhou, setting an Asian record
Maurine Kornfeld got into swimming because she enjoyed the water. She joined Masters Swimming in her 60s and is still going strong – four decades later. Kornfeld, now 101, broke
Should Russian Athletes Be Allowed at the Paris Olympics? The Russia question is looming. Over the next 14 months, swimming will be at the center of a global dilemma, the
Q&A With Tyler Fenwick, Associate Head Coach at Three-Time NCAA Champion Virginia A Germantown Academy product, Tyler Fenwick has turned his passion for people and competition into a profession devoted
The United States Masters Swimming (USMS) Spring Championships concluded on Sunday from Irvine, California. It was a meet full of victories, records, and most importantly, a record-setting list of competitors
Stanford Swimmers Torri Huske, Claire Curzan To Take Olympic Training Redshirt Stanford star swimmers Torri Huske and Claire Curzan are taking an Olympic redshirt year for the 2023-24 school year.
Zhang Yufei and Wang Shun Ready to Go at Chinese National Championships The squad which will represent China at the World Championships this summer will take shape this week when
Rick Colella has been a fixture at United States Masters Swimming (USMS) championship meets for decades. Swimming has been a part of him his entire life. He was so fast
