Andreas Vazaios Selected As Chi Alpha Sigma Scholar Athlete of the Year
The award recognizes student-athletes who demonstrated academic and athletic achievement, along with service and leadership on campus and in the community.
Kaloyan Levterov Looks To Continue Momentum At Black Sea Cup
Bulgarian backstroker Kaloyan Levterov is heading to the Black Sea Cup where the 17-year-old may do even more damage to the 200m back.
Legends’ Home Pool, The Aquarena Says They Will Not Reopen In The Short Term
The Works athletic facility in St. John’s, Newfoundland has announced that they do not have any current plans to re-open their ‘Aquarena’ pool.
Georgia Tech Snags Slovak Record-Holder Zora Ripkova for 2021
Ripkova was a member of Slovakia’s World Junior Championships roster last summer, where she finished top 20 in all three butterfly races.
Top Talent Announced For Respective Welsh, Scottish Nat’l Squads
Duncan Scott is among the Scottish talent selected for the 2020/21 National Senior Gold Squad. Take a look at who else made the cut there and in Wales.
UNC-Wilmington Keeps Another In State, Picks Up MOR’s Jacob Duracinsky
Duracinsky makes it new head coach Bobby Guntoro’s fourth verbal on the men’s side for UNC-Wilmington’s class of 2025.
#iVoted Announces Anthony Ervin As First Athlete Partner
Olympic gold-medalist and swimming icon will give a speech on election night as part of the #iVoted initiative, the largest virtual music event in history.
SwimSwam Podcast: Vanessa Pearl on Ups/Downs of Being a Lifelong Breaststroker
Through ups and downs, Pearl’s time as a gator has been impressive, with her playing a pivotal role as a key breaststroke and IM’er
Beyond The Lane Lines: Learn From Michael Phelps Online
Beyond the Lane Lines features an Australian pool, a crossing of the English Channel, and news about Michael Phelps becoming an online instructor.
See 2452 New Swim Jobs You Might Love
If you don’t like the career you’re in, you might want to work in the swimming community and be a part of our swimming family! Go here to see 2852 Swim Jobs.
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Vera Rivard Completes English Channel Crossing At 16
Rivard, a native of Springfield, Va., is among the youngest to cross the channel in decades due to the rules requiring swimmers to be at least 16 to go solo.
Wisconsin Girls DI State Finalist Erin Szczupakiewicz Commits to Miami (Ohio)
Miami University has picked up a verbal commitment from Erin Szczupakiewicz. Her older sister, Emma, was a member of their class of 2016.
Butterflier Katie Cho Commits to UCSD Beginning Fall 2021
Butterfly and freestyle swimmer Katie Cho has committed to swim for DI UC San Diego beginning fall 2021. She will be joining the Tritons’ class of 2025.
Cool Down Your Hot Pool With The Watercannon Portable Aerator
Coaches and swimmers know that training in hot pool water leads to overheating and exhaustion. The warmer the water, the less heat dissipated from the body.
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Texas Reduces Competitors for HS Swimming Championship Season Amid COVID
Under the plan, the swimming & diving state championship meets will see roughly one-sixth the number of competitors in the building on any given day.
