World Cup Doha Day 1: Sjostrom Triples, Le Clos Takes Back 200 Fly
Swedish superstar Sarah Sjostrom further distanced herself from the overall FINA World Cup series field with 3 big wins in Doha on night 1.
Peaty, Proud, O’Connor, & Guy Headline England’s Commonwealth Roster
England’s initial 2018 Commonwealth Games roster is comprised of both stalwart talent, but also rising new stars.
Scotland Confirms 21-Strong Line-up For Gold Coast 2018
Hannah Miley has been named to the 21-strong Scottish roster set to compete at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Australia.
Le Clos & Shields Set For More Battles, Hosszu In The Hunt In Doha
Tom Shields took the men’s 200m fly win in Hong Kong, but Le Clos will be looking to take back the gold this week in Doha.
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.
UVA Adds Verbal from British Age Group Record-holder, Sprinter Lewis Burras
Lewis Burras of Jumeirah College and Hamilton Aquatics in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) has verbally committed to swim at the University of Virginia next fall.
Swim Ireland On Upward Trajectory Under Jon Rudd
Swim Ireland’s future has taken on a brighter shine as of late, with 3 of the nation’s elite swimmers making history over the summer.
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.
Adam Peaty Helps Hometown Neighbor With Meaningful Generosity
Olympic gold medalist Adam Peaty hasn’t forgotten where he came from, as the British athlete recently generously helped a neighbor in need.
Wallace Loses Funding, While Murdoch Moves Up On British Performance
British Swimming has announced its Podium and Podium Potential performance squads for 2018, with a couple notable performers left off the list.
Duncan Scott Takes Home Team Scotland’s Male Athlete Of The Year
Two-time silver medalist at the 2016 Olympic Games, Duncan Scott, has been honored with Team Scotland’s ‘Male Athlete of the Year Award’.
Off Suspension, Dan Wallace Moves To Edinburgh For Commonwealth Prep
Olympic finalist Dan Wallace is ready to make a fresh start at the University of Edinburgh.
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.
