WP: American Women Open Olympic Run With Victory
The United States’ youngest player, Maggie Steffens, leads the tournament with 7 goals (Photo Courtesy: USA Water Polo)
Day 3 Olympic Finals Recap, Presented by SwimOutlet Team Division
Matt Grevers and Missy Franklin both win Gold and carry on a strong tradition of USA backstroke dominance. (Photo Courtesy © Tim Binning, theswimpictures.com)
Americans Jump Back to Top of Medal Table After 3 Days
“Matt Grevers & Nick Thoman go 1-2 in the 100 back final!” (Photo credit: US presswire)
Missy Arrives With First Gold in Day 3 Evening Session
Missy Franklin played her double perfectly, and earned her first ever gold medal (Photo Courtesy: US Presswire)
Ryan Murphy Dominates Florida Champs; Raises Big Money for Coach Clare
Ryan Murphy demonstrated great versatility in Sarasota, but still didn’t get too far from his backstroke roots. (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
China Keeps Sweep In-Tact; Americans Get Second Medal in Men’s Platform Synchro
The second diving event is in the books, and the same storylines continue after the men’s synchronized 10-meter platform. The…
No Stretch Cords Allowed at London Aquatics Centre
Earlier this morning, we heard from one of the Olympic coaches of an interesting ruling by event organizers at the Olympic…
FINA Breaks Its Own Rules at the London Aquatic Center
On lane numberings and pace clocks (Photo Credit: London 2012)
Femke Heemskerk Scratches 200 Free Prelims
The Netherlands’ Femke Heemskerk, #2 in the world in 2011, has dropped the 200 free. (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Phelps 5th in 200 Fly; Shiwen Ye Warns of More Records in 200 IM
Michael Phelps began his quest for a third-straight gold medal in the 200 fly Monday morning, but the Austrian Jukic outshone him (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
“Call Me Lochte” Video Parodies Michael Phelps vs. Ryan Lochte Rivalry
Just when you thought the music had stopped
Phelps’ legacy on the line in London
There’s pressure on Michael Phelps to succeed in London and ensure his final Olympic chapter includes touches of the greatness we saw in Beijing.
Armchair Olympic Coach, Create Your Historic 4×100 Free Relay
(Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
