Gregorio Paltrinieri Changes Pattern in First LC 400 Down Under
Paltrinieri’s 400 free splits tell a story.
Mizzou’s graduate, NCAA All-american Nadine Laemmler retires
German Nadine Laemmler has announced her retirement from competitive swimming. Laemmler was a student athlete at the University of Missouri (Columbia,…
Joseph Schooling Will Not Be Competing At 2018 Commonwealth Games
Joseph Schooling has decided to focus on the NCAA Championships and opt out of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
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2018 Pro Swim Series – Austin: Day 1 Finals Live Recap
Olympic champion Ryan Murphy is one of several stars competing tonight. Murphy is the top seed in the 200 back.
Tusup ‘Will Work To Change’ As He & Hosszu Arrive At Awards Separately
With their relationship facing a difficult time, Katinka Hosszu and Shane Tusup attended an awards ceremony separately this week, although Tusup acknowledged his behavior in his speech.
2018 Pro Swim Series – Austin: Conger Scratches 200 FR in Day 1 Finals
Jack Conger, Ryan Held, and Michael Andrew were among the swimmers to scratch an event ahead of day 1 finals.
‘Ninjas’ May Be On Guard At Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Tokyo 2020’s onsite security guards may possibly be performing their duties dressed as ninja warriors.
South Carolina Snares Singaporean Record Holder Lionel Khoo
Singaporean swimmer Lionel Khoo is set to join the NCAA ranks in the near future.
CAS Registers 42 Appeals by Russian Athletes Against IOC Ban
42 Russian athletes are appealing the Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS) following the IOC Disciplinary Committee’s decision to ban each athlete from competing in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
Olympian Maddie Groves Makes Racing Return At Vic Open This Weekend
This weekend’s Victorian Open Championships will give Aussie stars one more big racing practice in before next month’s Commonwealth Games Trials.
Sexual Harassment In Sport Needs Active Combating, Dutch Report Says
Sexual intimidation and abuse in sports urgently requires more active combating, says a report from the Dutch Olympic Committee.
Why we should rotate our bodies in freestyle and backstroke
All of the elite swimmers of the world rotate their bodies along the long axis, the axis that their body is moving down the pool, while swimming freestyle and backstroke. They don’t just rotate a little bit. They rotate a lot. The question is, why?
Li Bingjie On Austin PSS Psych Sheets Along With Pros, NCAA Athletes
The 2018 Pro Swim Series opens this weekend in Austin, and while the psych sheets include most of the expected pros, they also feature a surprising number of NCAA athletes and some international surprises.
Transfers, Freshmen Shine At Tennessee Diving Invite
A number of new faces – whether new to a program via transfer or new to the NCAA as freshmen – stood out at the Tennessee Diving Invite, teasing a potential shakeup of diving points come the NCAA Championships.
