United States Wins Championships Trophy at FINA World Juniors
The United States won the FINA Team Trophy for the team with the most points at the conclusion of 6th FINA World Junior Swimming Championships.
Marcelo Chierighini Temporarily Leaves Auburn to Train at Pinheiros
Brazilian sprinter Marcelo Chierighini has relocated his training base from Auburn back to his home country of Brazil, for the time being….
Canada’s Taylor Ruck Had Eyes On The 200 Free Prize (Video)
Hear from mass-medal producer Taylor Ruck of Canada, who just closed out the World Junior Championships in Indianapolis.
Josh Prenot’s Still Hungry for More After Trials Disappointment
Josh Prenot dishes on his World Trials disappointment, his plans for next year, and what’s it like to be a professional swimmer.
66 Records Toppled at 2017 FINA World Junior Swimming Championships
All in all, athletes broke 21 World Junior Records and 45 Championship records at the 6th FINA World Junior Swimming Championships in Indianapolis.
NCHSAA 4A Record-holder Julia Menkhaus Verbally Commits to UVA
Julia Menkhaus of SwimMAC Carolina and Charlotte Catholic High School has verbally committed to swim for the University of Virginia beginning in the 2018-19 season.
Competitor Coach of the Month: Braden Holloway, NC State
In the NCAA, NC State has put a premium on relays, with game-breaking relay performances keying the school’s rise into the NCAA’s upper echelon. It’s clear that focus on relays is extending to the international level, with Held, Ress and Zevnik all putting up huge relay splits at World University Games.
Australia’s Anti-Doping Agency Appoints New CEO
David Sharpe has been appointed as Australia’s new anti-doping Chief.
Japan’s Olympic Champion Hagino Will Train In Arizona This Fall
Kosuke Hagino will be training in Arizona this fall.
FINIS Announces Major Partnership With James Guy
FINIS Inc. is proud to announce a new exciting journey through its partnership with 2017 world champion and 2016 Olympic medalist James Guy.
2017 World Juniors: USA Adds 10 Medals on Final Night of Competition
The USA finished with double the number of total medals earned by any other country. They tallied up 32 medals, while Japan and Hungary tied for 2nd with 16 medals each.
Can Your Staff Plan, Collaborate, Store & Instantly Analyze Workouts?
Commit Swimming is a new kind of workout manager for swim teams. For far too long swimming software has lacked creativity and simplicity.
New Dual Post Starting Platforms From S.R.Smith
New from S.R.Smith, the Velocity and Legacy Starting Block series are now available with a dual post as well as single post frame.
College Swimming Previews: #12 Auburn Relying on Sprint During Rebuild
Zach Apple will be holding things down for Auburn’s sprint group next season.
Hurricane Harvey Has Dumped Enough Rain To Fill 15 Million Olympic Pools
As of noon on Monday, meteorologists estimated that the hurricane had dropped 9 trillion gallons of rain across the Houston area, more than any other tropical storm ever to hit the United States.
