• Duncan Scott Leads Scotland’s Squad For 2018 Commonwealth Games

    Scottish swimming has revealed its roster for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, set for Gold Coast, Australia from August 4th-15th.

  • Weertman, Carlin Win Elite 1-Mile Serpentine Swim In London

    British Olympian Jazz Carlin tried an open water swim on for size, winning the 1-mile elite women’s race in the Serpentine.

  • Olympic Finalist Aimee Willmott Now Calls University Of Stirling Home

    After seeing her longtime National Senior Squad of the London Aquatics Centre Performance Programme (LACPP) abruptly cut, Olympian Aimee Willmott has found a new training home at the University of Stirling.

  • Birmingham’s 2022 Commonwealth Games Bid Includes Possible New Pool

    With the city of Durban, South Africa officially stripped of its 2022 Commonwealth Games hosting duties earlier this year, the Commonwealth Games Federation is on the hunt for a replacement city.

  • Welsh Swimmer Acquitted of 2015 Rape Charge

    Otto Putland, who represented Wales in swimming at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, was acquitted from one rape charge this week, but could still face retrial on a second rape charge.

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    Sarah Sjöström and Adam Peaty Share Their Favourite Sets

    World record holders Sarah Sjöström and Adam Peaty share their favourite sets…

  • Adam Peaty Focuses on Leaving an Extraordinary Legacy

    There is nothing more important to Olympic champion and world record holder Adam Peaty than leaving a positive and inspiring legacy…

  • 2017 World Juniors: USA Adds 10 Medals on Final Night of Competition

    The USA finished with double the number of total medals earned by any other country. They tallied up 32 medals, while Japan and Hungary tied for 2nd with 16 medals each.