USA Swimming Sending 10 Youngsters To Tokyo/Singapore World Cups
USA Swimming will send 10 of its top youth swimmers to the final two stops of the 2017 FINA World Cup, a roster that includes Regan Smith, Michael Andrew, Andrew Abruzzo, Dakota Luther and Alex Walsh.
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.
Spanish Federation Releases Financial Impact Study on Spanish Champs
The Real Federación Española de Natación (RFEN) released a study conducted by researchers at the University of Vigo earlier this week, detailing the impact of the 2017 Spanish Spring Open.
FSU Picks Up Verbal From Canadian Breaststroker Nina Kucheran
Florida State has picked up a verbal commitment from Canadian breaststroke Nina Kucheran.
Inaugural Asia-Pacific University Swimming C’ships Slated For 2018
Another youth-oriented swimming tournament has entered the international calendar for the year 2018, as the first-ever Asia Pacific University Swimming Championships has been confirmed.
Canada & Australia Lone Entrants At Canadian Open
The Canadian Open, put together as an alternative to the postponed World Para Swimming Championships, will feature Canada and Australia’s national teams this weekend, per a press release from the meet.
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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.
Dale Neuburger on FINA, Conflict of Interest, and Transparency, Part 1
SwimSwam spoke with Dale Neuburger about this summer’s FINA Elections, conflicts of interest, and the build to Tokyo 2020.
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.
Brothers’ Suspension Reduced to 2 Years For Refused Doping Test
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has reduced William Brothers’ suspension from four years to two for a refusing to take a doping control test on medical grounds in 2015.
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.
Germany To Send 6 To World Cup’s Second Cluster
Germany has announced that it will send three men and three women to the second cluster of the 2017 World Cup.
Japanese Anti-Doping Agency Warns Of Anavite Supplement
The Japanese Anti-Doping Agency has recently published a caution regarding a brand of nutritional supplements called ‘Anavite’.
