14 Storylines for the 2014 FINA Short Course World Championships, plus all the links you need
Cesar Cielo is already the fastest man in history in long course meters and short course yards. Can he add the short course meters world record this week in Doha?
Dutch Release Roster For 2014 Short Course World Championships
Inge Dekker is one of the biggest names on the roster and had an amazing world cup series this year demonstrating that she has plenty of talent in the short course pool. Dekker racked up a total of 374 points on the circuit overall to finish second behind Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu.
Sjostrom Has a Strong Start in Stockholm
In the first two days of the Swedish Championships Sarah Sjostrom has broken one national record and put up two times that rank second in the world…
Start Lists Released for the Danish Short Course National Championships
With the many members of the Dutch national team in attendance the championships should be an exciting four days of racing…
Eight Member Team to Represent the Netherlands at the World Short Course Championships
The Dutch team for the World Short Course Championships will include five athletes who currently rank top ten in the world…
Heemskerk Breaks Another Championship Record to Finish Dutch Nationals in Tilberg
Femke Heemskerk wrapped up an impressive Dutch Short Course Nationals on Friday with her third Championships Record in as many…
Ottesen and Pedersen Record Top Two Times in Norway
Jeanette Ottesen and Rikke Moller Pedersen both posted times that place them second in the world rankings…
Tao Li Looking to Leave a Lasting Legacy in Singapore
Singaporean athlete Tao Li would like to start her own swim school after she retires from the sport…
2014 FINA World Cup final money lists – $389,000 for Hosszu to close season
The World Cup circuit has officially wrapped up with the Singapore event, and Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu is once again the season’s biggest money-earner.
Hosszu and Le Clos repeat as FINA World Cup Champions for 2014
Katinka Hosszu and Chad le Clos completed what’s seemed inevitable for most of this year’s World Cup tour: repeating as World Cup points champions.
World Cup points update: Hosszu, Le Clos primed to repeat with one meet left
Katinka Hosszu (pictured) and Chad le Clos have just about clinched repeat victories on the World Cup circuit, leading their respective genders handily with just one meet to go.
World Cup money lists: Dekker cracks $100,000, Hosszu nearing a quarter-million
Katinka Hosszu still leads all athletes and is approaching a quarter of a million dollars in total World Cup earnings, while Inge Dekker became the third swimmer this year to earn a six-figure prize total.
World Cup money lists: Dekker closing in on 6-figures after Beijing
The 2014 World Cup tour has now given out over a million dollars in total prize monies, and a third swimmer is close to breaking into a six-figure winnings total.
World Cup Points: Hosszu close to 700, Lu in line for performance bonus
Katinka Hosszu’s points lead is insurmountable, but Lu Ying could break her streak of winning the top performance bonus at each World Cup stop.
Le Clos hits six figures, Hosszu over $200,000 on World Cup tour after Moscow
With the Moscow World Cup ending the tour’s second cluster, Chad le Clos and Katinka Hosszu each benefited from the tour’s cluster bonuses to crack new barriers in the money lists.
