Staying Afloat Before the Season Starts: The Work Most Swim Leagues Don’t See
When systems are inconsistent, things can slip through the cracks. Missed screenings. Expired background checks. Incomplete documentation.
One Family, Two Teams: With Two Daughters at NCAAs, They’re United, Not Divided
These parents are all in, cheering on two daughters and two teams at the NCAA Division III Championships last weekend.
Eight Meets in Eight Weeks: That’s Life in Ocala’s FAST Lane
Since its opening in 2022, Florida Aquatics Swimming & Training (FAST) has quickly emerged as a real-life field of dreams for aquatic athletes of all ages.
From Womb-Mates to Teammates, Twinning is Winning
In an incredible turn of events, twin sisters Parker and Emory Jacobson-Bertanzetti contested a 50 free swim-off last weekend in Fort Lauderdale.
When Hockey Body Checks Your Swim Meet
The Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup parade crossed paths with the Speedo Fort Lauderdale Summer Classic for the second straight year.
Profile Of A Swim Dad: A Swim Dad Never Retires, He Just Finds A New Grind
With some passion paired with resourcefulness, there’s always an opportunity to reinvent yourself, not just in your next race, but in your next chapter.
Summer Season: A Time for Transitions
The training schedule intensifies, but as the days grow longer and the sun beats stronger, other meaningful changes are on the horizon.
The Magic of Swim Moms: A Mother’s Day Tribute
Swim moms are like magical fairies. You can’t always see them, but you know they’re there.
