Seto & Irie Happy With FINA Champions Series Races, But Looking For More
Japanese swimmers have been upping their game big-time with a home nation-hosted Olympic Games on the horizon. Daiya Seto and Ryosuke Irie are no exception.
Tokyo Olympic Aquatics Center Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Slated For March
Things are coming together for the 2020 Olympic Games, as the Tokyo Aquatic Center will be having its ribbon-cutting ceremony in March.
Olympic Qualifying Events in China Cancelled, Rescheduled due to Coronavirus
Cases of the disease have spread to both Shenzhen and Beijing, where last week many of the world’s best swimmers gathered for the FINA Champions Series.
Chalmers Opts Out Of 50 Free Final While McKeown Clocks PB In The Event
18-year-old Kaylee McKeown closed out a heck of a South Aussie State Championships meet, clocking a 50m free personal best to end her campaign.
See 2234 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 2634 Swim Jobs.
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Six New Members Join USA Swimming Foundation Board of Directors
The new representatives were vetted through a nomination committee and chosen for their unique expertise in philanthropy.
Record-Breaking Masters Swimmer John Harrison Dies at 105
One of the world’s most accomplished centenarian masters swimmers John Harrison died last week at 105-years old.
Notre Dame Snags Verbal Commitment from Winter Juniors Finalist Kaden Smesko
Kaden Smesko has verbally committed to Notre Dame Fighting Irish for 2020-21.
Idaho 4A Backstroke State Champ Aspen Harris Commits to Adam State University
Backstroke specialist Aspen Harris has committed to swim for Adams State University beginning fall 2020. Harris will be joining the school’s class of 2024.
Mackenzie Padington To Join NC State For 2020-21 Season
Padington, who is currently taking an Olympic redshirt year, placed third in both the 500 and 1650 free at the 2019 Women’s NCAA Championships.
Analysis: What it Would Take to Beat Regan Smith for Pro Swim Series Title
The 2020 Pro Swim Series isn’t even half over, but the race for the women’s title might as well be. Here are the ridiculous times needed to pass Regan Smith.
The Story of Mark Spitz and The Birth of Arena
Mark Spitz shares his history of how the arena relationship began, and he shares his opinion on swimsuit tech now and how it impacts a swimmer’s confidence.
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59-Second Breaststroker Andrea Podmanikova is Transferring from SMU to NC State
Andrea Podmanikova, a 3-time AAC breaststroke champion, will transfer to the ACC champion NC State Wolfpack in the fall of 2020.
Michigan Women Become 4th Team At #1 in CSCAA Dual Meet Poll (Jan. 22)
Michigan has taken over the #1 spot in the CSCAA women’s dual meet poll, the fourth women’s team to sit #1 this year, while Texas remains the men’s leaders.
USC Remains #1, UC San Diego Climbs 5 Spots in CWPA Women’s Water Polo Poll
The top two teams – USC and Stanford – remained the same in collegiate women’s water polo poll after Week 1 of competition.
