Sixteen-time University of Georgia All-American swimmer and former United States national team member Michael Norment has been named the school’s men’s swimming and diving associate head coach, as announced by
Phlex Partners With Polar Electro; Offers Swimmers Cutting-Edge Data Feedback In Training and Competition Phlex, a leading provider of cutting-edge technology for swim training, announced today its partnership with Polar
Caeleb Dressel in Solid Position After His First Meet Back At his first meet following a long layoff from swimming, Caeleb Dressel posted average times. He was not carrying the
Top Talent Ready to Race at Mare Nostrum Stop in Barcelona; Kristof Milak Among Headliners The second stop of the annual Mare Nostrum Tour will take place on Wednesday and
Kaylee McKeown, Summer McIntosh Have Strengthened Loaded 200 IM Field For World Champs For the first time in 13 years, an American was world champion in the women’s 200 individual
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Summer McIntosh Flexes Muscle with 2:07 200 Back at Atlanta Classic Canadian wunderkind Summer McIntosh offered another glimpse of the depth of her skill on the final day of the
Siobhan Haughey Blasts Fourth-Fastest 100 Free Of Career In 52.85; Double Gold For Dylan Carter In Canet Olympic silver medallist Siobhan Haughey swam the fourth-fastest 100 free of her career
Kate Douglass Races First Long Course 200 IM Since Olympics at Atlanta Classic After winning Olympic bronze in the 200 IM in 2021, Kate Douglass did not race the event at
Kaylee McKeown and Zac Stubblety-Cook Shake The Life Out Of Their World Records On Final Night In Sydney Olympic champions Kaylee McKeown and Zac Stubblety-Cook have chased their own respective
