Jeremy Kipp: ‘I Have 3 Years Left on My Contract’ at Northwestern
In a webinar presentation Tuesday, Northwestern’s head coach of two years addressed rumors of his departure for Southern California.
Competitor Coach of the Month: Salo’s Trojans Ruled April of 2012
It’s been a sadly swimming-light month of April, so we’re using our Swimmer of the Month to look back on this month two Olympic cycles earlier.
USC Swimming Alum Ashley Brewer Debuts as ESPN Host on New Platform Quibi
Brewer, who graduated from USC in 2014 with a sociology degree, is taking the next step in her already prolific sports reporting career.
The State of Division I Head Coaching Positions in the 2020 NCAA Offseason
The “coaching carousel” is relatively tame compared to last year, but we’re taking a look at the vacancies in Division I now.
Dave Salo Named Pac-12 Women’s Coach of the Year in His Final Season
USC head coach Dave Salo is leaving the program with a major award as the 2020 Pac-12 Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year.
USC Senior Catherine Sanchez Reflects On Sudden End To Collegiate Career
For Sanchez, the biggest heartbreak was not being able to see her teammates compete one final time at the NCAA Championships.
Santo Condorelli Si Allena Con Vlad Morozov In California
Santo Condorelli è volato dall’Alabama alla California per allenarsi insieme ad uno dei migliori velocisti al mondo, il russo Vladimir Morozov
2019-2020 NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Power Rankings: February Edition
Michigan keeps climbing. Maggie MacNeil and the Wolverines move up another spot and crack the top 5 in our pre-Conference Power Rankings
Dave Salo to Step Down as USC Head Coach to Focus on Olympic Hopefuls
March’s NCAA championship meets will be the storied USC head coach of 14 years Dave Salo’s last in his current role, he announced.
Swim Coaches Base Podcast Open Vault – Day 6
Each day, for the remaining days of 2019, RITTER Sports Performance will be releasing episodes of the Swim Coaches Base Podcast from the vault.
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Katinka Hosszu rompe con su entrenador y planificará por su cuenta Tokio 2020
La estrella húngara fue muy crítica con Arpad Petrov: “En una final olímpica, yo no puedo cargar con alguien así sobre mis espaldas.”
Swimming’s TopTenTweets: The Last Guy in the Pool
We are back with swimming’s TopTenTweets presented by Arena USA, where we round up the best of the swimming Twitterverse.
Katinka Hosszu veut nager à Paris en 2024
La “Dame de fer” est bien décidée à continuer sa carrière de nageuse professionnelle pendant les deux prochains cycles olympiques, mais envisage de s’arrêter après Paris 2024.
