Inside The Mind of 4-Time Olympic Medalist Kaitlin Sandeno
Do you wonder what goes through the mind of an Olympian before, during, and after the race of their life? Olympian Kaitlin Sandeno gives the inside scoop.
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Tokyo 2020: Il Test Nelle Acque Libere Di Tokyo Rivela Situazione Preoccupante
Tokyo 2020: Eseguito test in acque libere come prova per le prossime Olimpiadi. I partecipanti hanno espresso preoccupazione per la qualità dell’acqua
Athletes Express Concerns Regarding Olympic Open Water Test Event
Swimmers who competed at the test event expressed concerns related to the water quality and temperature at a marathon swimming test event for the upcoming…
WAC Champion, NCAA Qualifier Tazman Abramovicz Transfers to Wisconsin
Rising sophomore Tazman Abramowicz will follow his coach Landon Marzullo, who was named Wisconsin’s new head diving coach in May.
Cate Campbell Overtakes Katinka Hosszu For World Cup Lead In Jinan
Cate Campbell has overtaken Katinka Hosszu for the women’s World Cup point lead after the Jinan stop. Vladimir Morozov continues to lead for the men.
American Water Polo Player Dies During World Masters Championships Match
An American Masters water polo player died during a match over the weekend at the World Masters Championships taking place in Gwangju, Korea.
Kyle Berg Resigns at Rollins; Julianne Lehner Named Interim Head Coach
Kyle Berg stepped down from his position as head coach of the Rollins College men’s and women’s program. He will be replaced by Julianne Lehner.
Swimmers Torres, Popovich, Zorn Named as Finalists for 2019 U.S. Hall of Fame
Three swimmers are among the finalists for the United States Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame Class of 2019: Dara Torres, Erin Popovich and Trischa Zorn.
Coetzee, Lovemore & Meder Get It Done At South African SC Championships
Both veteran and rising South African swimmers were in the pool this weekend contesting the Short Course Championships in Durban.
Summer Junior Nationals A-finalist Jack Meehan Verbally Commits to Cal
Jack Meehan from Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg has announced his verbal commitment to the University of California, Berkeley for 2020-21.
U.S. National Team Tracker: Top 6s After Pan American Games
With 13 days and two major international meets remaining in the qualifying period, here’s an update on the top 6 Americans in each event after Pan Ams.
China’s Sun Yang Appointed Deputy Director of Training At Zhejiang College
Sun Yang is taking on a new role at his longtime training home of Zhejiang College of Sports as he ventures into Deputy Director of Training there.
Olympic Water Polo Player Brenda Villa Named Finalist for U.S. Hall of Fame
Women’s water polo player Brenda Villa is among 15 Olympians selected as finalists for the 2019 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame class.
Wang Hsing Hao Of Taiwan Clears Olympic A Standard With 1:59.44 200 IM
Wang Hsing Hao of Taiwan won the bronze medal in the 2IM at this year’s World University Games, but upgraded to an Olympic A cut at the Hong Kong Open.
Anthony Ervin Wins 50 Fly, 7 Records Fall on Day 5 of U.S. Masters Nationals
Four-time Olympic medalist Anthony Ervin won the 50 free, 100 free and 50 fly at the U.S. Masters Swimming Summer National Championships.
