Sydney Pickrem Back to Elite Form, Balancing Texas A&M and Canadian Training Sydney Pickrem wasn’t happy in the sport of swimming After finishing her college career and turning professional, the
Thomas Ceccon & Benedetta Pilato Among 20-Strong Italy Squad For World Short-Course Championships Thomas Ceccon and Benedetta Pilato are among four individual world champions named in a 20-strong Italy squad
By: Kate Smarjesse, Swimming World College Intern There are a few sentences Coach can say that really kill the mood at practice. Our expressions sink when our coaches say certain things,
Reece Whitley on Resurgence After Reflection: ‘Fresh Perspective Changed My Outlook’ Reece Whitley was at a crossroads. After helping Cal win the NCAA championship as a senior, there were plenty
On Friday, November 11, 2022, the International Swimming Hall of Fame Chairman of the Board, Bill Kent and the Board of Directors, named Anne Schmidt as the fourth CEO of
Alex Shackell Emerging as Elite Butterfly Talent, Sights on Home Olympic Trials in 2024 In two years since moving to Carmel, Ind., a trip downtown to the IUPUI Natatorium has
Invitational Season Begins With Numerous Top-10 Teams in Action This Weekend The first flashes of championship-level speed each college season can be expected the weekend before Thanksgiving as more and
Time Will Tell If Someone Can Jump Out Of The Box and Long Standing 800m Freestyle World Record of Grant Hackett When Grant Hackett set swimming’s oldest world record in
5 Ways to Find Your Passion for Swimming Again While swimming can get monotonous sometimes, it is easier to get through it all when you’re feeling passionate about the sport.
Tom Dean Named Champion Athlete At British Swimming Awards; David McNulty Recognised For Coaching Success Tom Dean has been named British Swimming’s Champion Athlete for 2021-22 at British Swimming: The
