Kate Douglass, Jordan Crooks, Aria Fischer Sullivan Award Semifinalists Kate Douglass led three aquatic athletes among the 24 semifinalists for the 93rd annual James E. Sullivan Award, presented by the
World Championships to Stream Live on Peacock in the United States NBC Sports announced Wednesday that comprehensive coverage of the upcoming World Aquatics Championships will stream on Peacock beginning Friday,
CSCAA Releases Scholar All-American List of 2290 Athletes The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has announced the women and men who were named Scholar All-Americans for
NISCA Releases 2022-23 Academic All-America Lists Each year, NISCA honors high school senior swimmers with at least a 3.75 GPA accompanying their accomplishments in the pool. This year’s list honors
Summer Swimming: Giving Individuals and What Is Right About the Sport I’ve been around this sport for a long time now, fortunate to have come to many realizations. The work
Wellness Wednesday: How Yoga Can Be a Key To Unlocking Your Swimming Potential Swimming is a demanding sport that can take a toll on your mind and body. The constant,
World Championships Preview — Women’s Distance Freestyle: Katie Ledecky Aims for Unprecedented Six-Peat (Predictions) The last time Katie Ledecky did not win a race of 800 or 1500 meters was prior
World Record Alert: Which Standards Could Fall in Fukuoka? Expect to see history made in Fukuoka, Japan, at the World Championships, with numerous world records under serious threat. At last
‘Black Line Blues’ by George Tsakumis a Powerful Reflection For Coaches Coaches are constantly battling burnout among their swimmers, looking for ways to give their athletes a break and keep
What Mold Do You Fit: Practice or Meet Swimmer? Everyone knows that one swimmer who destroys every practice, but when it comes time for meets cannot match that same speed
