Who Made The Most Money at the Swimming World Cup Stop in Shanghai?
Swissman Noe Ponti picked up a pile of Francs at the opening stop of the Swimming World Cup in Shanghai, China thanks in part to his World Record bonus.
Australian All-Time SCM Rankings Rewritten After September’s Australian SCM Championships
Breaststroker Joshua Yong (pictured) is one of the main swimmers helping to rewrite the Australian all-time individual event rankings in SCM this season.
Swimming Australia & World Aquatics Meeting Next Week Regarding 2023 Violations
Swimming Australia has released a statement ahead of its meeting with World Aquatics concerning multiple compliance issues identified by the latter in 2023.
Joshua Yong Breaks Oceanian Record From 2009 To Win 200 Breaststroke In Shanghai (2:01.67)
Joshua Yong swam 2:01.67 to win the men’s 200 breaststroke in Shanghai, breaking Christian Sprenger’s Oceanian record, which had stood since 2009.
Isaac Cooper Breaks 2009-Era World Cup Record in the 50 Backstroke in Prelims
Isaac Cooper is back focused on 50s after the Olympic Games, and that paid off on Saturday with a new World Cup Record in the 50 backstroke.
Kaylee McKeown Pulls Out of World Cup Series: “Putting My Mental Health First”
McKeown announced her withdrawal after a record-setting day in Shanghai, winning the women’s 50 back with the second-fastest swim in history.
Copa del Mundo de Shanghai: triunfo de Leon Marchand y más récords
En su primera competición desde los Juegos Olímpicos de París, el francés ganó los 100 metros combinados de la etapa en China.
Kaylee McKeown Lowers Australian, Oceanian 50 Back Record To 25.36 In Shanghai
23-year-old Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown smashed a new World Cup, Australian and Oceanian Record of 25.36 en route to winning the 50m back in Shanghai.
Heartbreak, Sacrifice, And Sleepless Nights: Thomas Ceccon’s Struggles After Olympic Highs
Exhausted after Olympic highs, Thomas Ceccon opens up about struggles with motivation, sleepless nights, and personal heartbreak that drove his early success
Zac Stubblety-Cook To Join Mel Marshall’s Training Group On The Gold Coast
Stubblety-Cook, former 200 breastroke world record holder, will be training with the former coach of the 100 breastroke world record holder
Australia Adding Age Group Records For SCM And Stroke 50s
Ian Thorpe is the oldest Establishment Record holder for Australia’s new short course age group records. His records date back to 1996.
List of athletes competing at World Cup stop in Incheon released
Daiya Seto will join a crowded field of men’s IMers at the second stop of the Swimming World Cup in Incheon, South Korea
Coffee Talk with Zac Stubblety-Cook on Experience at 2024 Paris Olympics
After breaking his neck 6 contracting COVID, Zac Stubblety-Cook still walked away from Paris with a silver medal in the 200 breast
Mollie O’Callaghan and the Cost of Chasing Perfection
Mollie O’Callaghan has been crowned world champion, Olympic champion, and Commonwealth champion over the past 2 years. But that doesn’t come automatically
World Aquatics Spends Almost $4.5 Million on 621 Support Program Projects in 2024
World Aquatics’ Support Program doled out about 25% more in grants in 2024 than it did in 2023, supporting programs in 169 countries around the world.