Trischa Zorn Selected As First Paralympic Inductee of the International Swimming Hall of Fame Trischa Zorn is the most successful athlete in Paralympic Games history, having won 55 medals, 41
Open Water and Pool Double Duty? Plenty of Recovery Time in World Champs Schedule When Gregorio Paltrinieri secured the third world title of his career in the 1500 freestyle, hitting
Swimming Canada Announces Paris Olympic Selection Criteria, Set Trials for May 13-19 Swimming Canada on Tuesday released its selection criteria for 2024, including for the Paris Olympics. That will be
World Aquatics Scholarship Program Accepting Applications World Aquatics has opened its application process for the World Aquatics Scholarship Program, it announced on Tuesday. This is the 10th season for the
Overcoming an Injury: A Personal Reflection and Realization Is it a real pain, or am I just sore? Or maybe I’m just tired. I can keep going. I can keep
European And Commonwealth Medallists Among British Team Of 18 Set For LEN U23 European Championships British Swimming has announced a team of 18 including European and Commonwealth medallists for the
Georgia Honors Former Coach Jack Bauerle with Gala Celebration Retired Georgia swimming coach Jack Bauerle was honored this weekend in Athens with a gala celebration recognizing his achievements. Among the
Baylor School Hires Rudy Aguilar as Assistant Coach The Baylor School and Baylor Swim Club have hired Rudy Aguilar as an assistant coach, they announced on Monday. Aguilar will serve
The U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) Spring National Championships kick off on Thursday in Irvine, California. It is the first time since 1981 a USMS national meet will be held in
Real Talk: 5 Undeniable Aspects Of Being an Athlete Being an athlete comes with its own set of skills and hardships. Sports are not fun all the time, and there
