Hosszu Makes It 6-for-6, Le Clos Exacts Revenge On Day 2 Hong Kong
With the Dubai stop taken off this year’s World Cup schedule, Katinka Hosszu made the most of being able to race in 6 individual events in Hong Kong.
Cesar Cielo Uncertain About Pan-Pacs, All In for SC Worlds in 2018
Following a few days in Brazilian headlines, we’ve got a roundup of current Cesar Cielo news.
Former SMU, Missouri, Brazilian Swimmer Ramom Melo Dies
25-year old Brazilian born Ramom Melo died this week, Brazilian news outlet SporTV is reporting. Melo came to the United States…
Deodoro Whitewater Stadium First Rio 2016 Venue Opened For Legacy
One Olympic venue from the 2016 Rio Games has since been used by Brazilians according to the original bid’s legacy plans.
World Cup Cluster #2 Kicks Off In Hong Kong This Weekend
Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom is ready to make more history in the upcoming Hong Kong stop of the FINA World Cup.
FINA’s Automatic Entry To World Cup Finals Altered For Cluster #2
Headed into the 2nd cluster kicking off in Hong Kong this weekend, FINA has tweaked the criteria for individual medalists having direct access to the final.
Mixed Gender Entrants, 4 Nations Confirmed For Raia Rapida Meet
The four teams for Brazil’s 2017 Raia Rapida (translates to “Fast Lane”) sprint meet have been confirmed: the host nation, the United States, Italy and Argentina. And for the first time, the meet will feature both men and women – two swimmers of each gender per team.
Brazilian Stefano Batista of Carmel Swim Club Verbally Commits to Ohio State
Stefano Batista, who was born in Brazil but now lives in Indiana and swims for Carmel High School and Carmel Swim Club, has made a verbal commitment to The Ohio State University for 2018-19.
Brazil’s Arilson Silva Adds Hungarian Liliána Szilágyi To Squad
Hungary’s young talent Liliána Szilágyi will now train under Brazilian coach Arilson Silva.
Bruno Fratus To Help Team Brazil Seek Third-Straight Raia Rapida Title
We’re less than a month away from Brazil’s annual sprint format showdown meet, and Bruno Fratus has already been named as one of the four members of a home team looking to win its third consecutive title.
WATCH: Brazilian Women Finish Open Water Race Alongside Men
Watch two Brazilian women race men to the finish of an Brazilian Open Water Championships 10K.
After Earthquake, IPC Postpones ParaSwimming World Championships
The championships were due to begin on September 30th in Mexico City.
Mexico Olympic Committee Says All Athletes Safe After Earthquake
Mexico has been rattled by two major earthquakes in 2 weeks.
Mexican Federation Reneges On Promised Apology, Reparations To Mendoza
The Mexican Swimming Federation has failed to follow through on promises of a public apology and on financial reparations to a former synchronized swimmer who says she was mistreated by the federation.
Brazilian Swimming Federation Imposes Youth Tech Suit Ban
The Brazilian Swimming Federation (CBDA) has announced that it will be prohibiting tech suits for age group swimmers.
