Shouts from the Stands: 6 Major Issues Limiting Professional Swimming
What are the major limiting factors to the current construct of swimming that have limited the impact of swimming’s professional athletes and competitions?
Mack Horton Earns Victoria’s Swimmer Of The Year Honors
Swimming Victoria honored its coaches, athletes, officials and volunteers for their contributions of the 2017-18 season. Mack Horton was among those recognized for his feats at the 2017 World Championships and 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Olympic Champion Belmonte Named Flag Bearer At Mediterranean Games
Olympic champion Mireia Belmonte has been selected as Spain’s flag bearer for the 2018 Mediterranean Games, which kick-off this week.
Former Tennessee SEC Champion Diver Conquers American Ninja Warrior
Michael Wright, a former University of Tennessee diver who became the one-meter springboard SEC champion in 2011, is now making a name…
Britain Announces Synchonized Swimming Roster for Glasgow 2018
Twelve synchronized swimmers have been named in Britain’s squad for Glasgow 2018.
Why Immigration Law Matters to Elite Swimmers
Numerous international swimmers competing in the United States — some of the biggest names in the sport — have worked with Joshua Bratter to secure immigration status and residency. He’s the go-to authority for elite swimmers and coaches who desire to come to the U.S.
Ross Edgley Gives Inside Look at Perils of Swimming Around Great Britain
Ross Edgley is attempting to become the first person to swim around Great Britain – but not without some gory trials along the way.
PEAK’s Bertrand Phung Commits to UNLV for 2018-19
Bertrand Phung from Valley Christian High School and PEAK Swimming has announced his commitment to swim for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in the fall.
Double Legacy Hannah Thornton Verbally Commits to Duquesne
Hannah Thornton has verbally committed to swim for Duquesne University beginning with the 2019-20 season.
Gregorio Paltrinieri Swims First Races in Italy in 10 Months
Paltrinieri spent the Italian winter training down-under in Australia.
Textile WR Holder Cameron McEvoy Leaves Richard Scarce
Cameron McEvoy, the fastest 100m freestyler ever in a textile suit, is leaving his longtime training home at Bond under Richard Scarce in his quest for another Olympic bid.
Stephanie Horner et Hau-Li Fan se qualifient en eau libre pour les Pan-pacs
Stephanie Horner et Hau-Li Fan se sont qualifies en eau libre pour l’équipe canadienne des Championnats pan-pacifiques.
NCAA Adds Exception to Student-Athletes’ Required Weekly Day Off
Following a recent rule change by the NCAA, student-athletes may now be required to train for up to 24 days consecutive days without receiving a single day to recover and focus exclusively on their coursework.
Van Overdam Sues Texas A&M, Alleges Gender Bias In Sex Abuse Cases
Austin Van Overdam, the Texas A&M swimmer found responsible for sexual abuse by a Title IX investigation, is launching his own Title IX lawsuit at the school, alleging that the school discriminates against male students in sexual misconduct investigations.
Rice Promotes Jessica Rodriguez to Full-Time Assistant Coach
Rodriguez has spent 2 seasons as a volunteer assistant while working with the Rice Aquatics club program.
