Vieth Report Key Points: Where Does it Go From Here? Vieth Compensated $25,000
See the full 125-page report, originally published via the Gunderson website, here. See all of our coverage of the Vieth Report here….
VIDEO: Gregg Troy talks about the battle for the last few Florida travel squad spots in weekly press conference
Troy recapped his team’s dominating senior night performances against Auburn and also looked forward to his SEC travel squad, talking about the competition for the last few spots.
Chuck Wielgus Blog: Athlete Safey Front and Center In Independent Review
USA Swimming Executive Director Chuck Wielgus discusses the Gunderson Health 125-page report which is based upon its review of the USA Swimming SafeSport program, and general athlete protections.
Full Vieth Report Published; Vieth Gives Four Primary Points in Teleconference
Gunderson Health has released its full 125-page report based upon its review of the USA Swimming SafeSport program, and general…
Coach’s Intel: Jake Shellenberger from Liberty University Shares a Sprint Set
Liberty University’s Jake Shellenberger shares a speed set his athletes did on January 25th.
Vieth Report Major Point: More Work To Be Done on Physical, Psychological Abuse
Throughout the day, we will be analyzing and breaking down the key points of the Vieth report. The executive summary…
USA Swimming Publishes “Executive Summary” of Vieth Report; Full Report to Come
An executive summary of the Vieth Report has been published by USA Swimming; the full report will be available in one hour from publishing.
Another National Age Group Record Holder Joins NCAP’s Georgetown Prep Training Group
Matthew Hirschberger is the latest swimmer to join the now-lethal Georgetown Prep training group.
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Oakland AD, Who Was Swim Coach, “Steps Down” After 7 Years
Tracy Huth will leave his position as the Oakland University Director of Athletics as of January 31st, the school announced last…
104-year-old Jaring Timmerman sets two world records and becomes oldest Masters swimmer in history
Some persevering swimmers have to wait until they’re nearly 30 years old to finally feel the thrill of breaking a world record. Jaring Timmerman of Winnipeg waited until he was 100. And he’s now added the first recorded records in the 105-109 age group.
Kansas’ Chelsie Miller Continues to Roll Through Sophomore Season With Another School Record
Chelsie Miller broke her 3rd Kansas Record of the season on Saturday.
Sara Isakovic Photo Vault
As we reported last week, Sara Iskovic is back in the pool training with her sight set on the 2016…
Monday, January 27th, Will See Release of “Vieth Report” for USA Swimming
USA Swimming has informed SwimSwam that today, Monday, January 27th, will be the release of the independent 3rd-party of the…
Park Tae-Hwan Stars in 2014 Winter Olympic Commercial
Olympic Champion, Park Tae-Hwan, is a global swim star and a star period in his home country of South Korea,…
USN Inks Multiyear Agreement to Air Marquee FINA Events
“The success, prestige and exposure of our major events are directly linked with FINA’s association with TV networks worldwide”, considered FINA President Dr. Julio C. Maglione. (Featured image: Michael Phelps)
