Articles by Braden Keith

Gretchen Walsh Adds 2 More Wins to Finish 6-for-6 at Southeastern LSC Champs

Walsh won the maximum 6 individual events, plus two relays, and swept the 50 meter races at this year’s Southeastern Swimming LSC Championships.

  2 Comments

CAS Denies Temporary Injunction in Siphiwe Baleka’s Appeal of Olympic Bid

The President of the CAS Appeals Arbitration Division dismissed a request for provisional measures filed by Siphiwe Baleka to allow him to travel to Tokyo.

  3 Comments

Gretchen Walsh Wins 2 More, Letitia Sim Swims 3 More Best Times in Nashville

Gretchen Walsh picked up two more individual wins on Saturday at the Southeastern LSC Championships, including in her specialty the 50 free.

  1 Comment

Pick the Winners: SwimSwam Pick ‘Em for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Is Here!

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are around the corner, and it’s time to put up your picks for the chance to win prizes from Speedo!

  48 Comments

Ous Mellouli Embroiled in Legal Dispute with Federation Ahead of 6th Olympics

A week ahead of attending his 5th Olympic Games, gold medalist Ous Mellouli is embroiled in a legal dispute involving his mother and the Tunisian Swimming Federation.

  14 Comments

First Positive Test for COVID-19 in Olympic Village

A non-athlete individual has become the first to test positive in the Olympic Village for COVID-19, just a week out from the opening ceremonies.

  38 Comments

John Fedena Takes Over as Head Coach at Delaware Swim Team

John Fedena has had many high profile coaching stops in his career, including the last 4 years as the head age group coach at Asphalt Green.

  12 Comments

Olympic Trials Semifinalist Letitia Sim Swims New Best Time in 100 Breast

On day 1 of the Southeastern Swimming LSC Championships on Friday, Letitia Sim bettered her time from the US Olympic Trials in June.

  Comment First!

Russia Withdraws from European Jr. OW Championships Amid New Quarantine Rules

Amid a rise in coronavirus cases in Russia, organizers of the European Junior Swimming Championships implemented new quarantine requirements on their athletes

  2 Comments

Swimming Sees Small Improvements in 2020-2021 Women in Coaching Report Card

Both swimming & diving saw small improvements in the Tucker Center’s latest scorecard, though both still received a failing grade.

  6 Comments

USC Swimmers Win 4 of 8 Races on Day 1 of Fullerton Sectionals

After a quiet pandemic, Laticia Transom swam what appears to be her first official race in 16 months on Thursday, winning the women’s 100 free.

  Comment First!

Only 17 Swimmers are Entered in the Women’s 200 Fly for Tokyo Olympics

Hungary’s Boglarka Kapas is the defending World Champion in the women’s 200 fly. She might just get a free pass into the semifinals.

  92 Comments

Siphiwe Baleka Takes Olympic Appeal to Court of Arbitration for Sport

Siphiwe Baleka, the 50 year old who is attempting to represent Guinea-Bissau at the Olympics, has taken his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

  9 Comments

William & Mary Swimming Adds Tennessee Volunteer Asst. Colby Kubat to Staff

Colby Kubat (pictured with his wife Allie) spent last season as a volunteer assistant at Tennessee. He’ll now begin his first paid Division I coaching job.

  3 Comments

Team USA Opening Ceremonies Uniforms Revealed

Nathan Adrian (above) is one of the ambassadors for the Ralph Lauren Olympic activation. Here, he features in the newly-unveiled opening ceremony uniform.

  39 Comments