Campbell Produces Another Sub-53, While Seto Takes Out Horton In 4Free
Doing what she does best, Cate Campbell threw down another impressive 100m freestyle performance on her home soil, taking her first gold of the inaugural Sydney Open Meet.
Japanese Contingency Wraps Up Cairns Training Camp With Sydney Open
A strong Japanese swimming contingency, including World Championships medalist Yui Ohashi, is wrapping up their Cairns training camp with the Sydney Open.
Andrea Vergani’s Doping Hearing Set For June 6th
Emerging sprinter Andrea Vergani of Italy will have his National Anti-Doping Tribunal hearing on June 6th of this year at 9:30am.
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Ruta Meilutyte Took a “Leave from Swimming” After Short Course Worlds
Ruta Meilutyte was not training at USC when she missed her doping control tests, coach Dave Salo says.
Fabio Scozzoli Added To ISL Aqua Centurions Roster
On the heels of both Italian swimmer Santo Condorelli and German ace Philip Heintz having been added to the ISL Aqua Centurions squad, breaststroking powerhouse Fabio Scozzoli has also been named to the Federica Pellegrini-captained team.
Australian Swim Instructor Now Faced With 36 Charges and 10 Alleged Victims
Kyle Daniels, the 20-year-old Australian swim instructor accused of sexually assaulting young girls, is now being faced with 36 child sex charges after a tenth victim came forward last month.
Inaugural Sydney Open Meet Brings Aussie Talent Trove
With just about a month to go until Australia’s World Championships Trials, Swimming New South Wales is hosting the inaugural Sydney Open this weekend at SOPAC. Not only is the 3-day competition new to the NSW calendar, but it incorporates the UniSport Australia Swimming Nationals.
Japanese Would-Be Olympic Ticket Holders Enter Lottery Phase
Japanese residents can now enter the lottery for tickets to the world’s biggest international competitive sporting events, the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Danish Swim Federation Under Fire For Mid-2000s Public Weighings
The Danish Swimming Union is under heavy criticism after a Danish Radio (DR) documentary reported on mid-2000s policies of weighing athletes publicly at the country’s national training center.
Natalie Coughlin To Commentate Second Stop of FINA Champions Series
Natalie Coughlin will work as an analyst for the second stop of the FINA Champions Series in Budapest.
Paralympic Gold Medalist Nikita Howarth Retires at 20
“Due to my auto immune disease my body is no longer letting me continue to perform at the highest level,” Howarth, a two-sport athlete in para swimming and cycling, said.
Exclusive Details On 2019 World C’ships Preparations, Venue & Vibe
With the 2019 World Championships taking place this summer in Gwangju, Korea in just a handful of months, SwimSwam spoke with Gwangju Organizing Committee Secretary General, Dr. Cho Youngteck, on how the preparations are coming along.
Shevlyakov Adds Fly Power To This Weekend’s Estonian Open Nationals
The 100th edition of the 2019 Estonian Nationals takes place this weekend, with swimmers from both home and abroad gunning for gold.
En Route To Double Open Water Golds, Paltrinieri Injures Elbow
Italian Gregorio Paltrinieri topped the podium in both the men’s 5k and 10k races at last week’s U.S. Open Water National Championships, but not without paying a small price.
