Fighting For Ukraine: Mykhailo Romanchuk Using Pool To Raise Awareness For Homeland’s Battle Had the Tokyo Olympics gone differently, Mykhailo Romanchuk might have contemplated ending his swimming career. A year—and
Chlorine sensitivity and allergies are more common in competitive swimmers than you would think, as chlorine itself is a natural irritant. Because swimming is one of the most difficult forms
Elite Recruit Annika Parkhe Breaks Own 100 Butterfly Record At Illinois State Championships The 2022 Illinois Girls State Swimming and Diving Championships took place from November 11-12 at the FMC
Rutgers Sets Medley Relay Record, But Princeton Takes Cannon Trophy Rutgers set a new record in the 200 medley relay, logged four performances among the all-time top 10 and won
Gregorio Paltrinieri, Kristof Rasovszky Tie for FINA Marathon Swim World Series Title; Ana Marcela Cunha Wins Women’s The final stop of the FINA Marathon Swim World Series took place Saturday
Daniel Martin Edges David Popovici In 100 IM At Romanian Short Course Champs During the third day of the Romanian Short Course Championships in Otopeni, Daniel Martin and David Popovici
When Paige McKenna claimed the NCAA championship in the 1650 free last March, she knew her biggest fight was still ahead. The Wisconsin swimmer had two torn labrums in her
World Cup Swing Shows Relay Potential of Javier Acevedo, Canadian Men It was a little tough to keep up with, all the breaking and re-breaking of records by Canadians during
Ohio State Dominates Against Division III Powerhouse Denison Two weeks after a pair of wins against Virginia Tech, Ohio State welcomed Division III powerhouse Denison for the Buckeyes’ first home
Minnesota Women Dominate Iowa in Big Ten Dual Meet The Minnesota women finished behind Wisconsin in a dual meet last week, but the Golden Gophers had no trouble against Iowa
