How Tall Have Olympic Medalists Been Historically?
At 6’8 (203 cm), Matt Grevers is tied with Gustavo Borges for being the tallest Olympic swimming medalist we’ve ever seen.
Making the US Olympic Team vs. Making the Podium at the Olympics, a Statistical Review
Hali Flickinger occupies a pretty unique space in American swimming history, threading a needle that nobody else has done in at least 40 years.
McIntosh Moves To #8 All-time With 2:04.70 200 Butterfly World Junior Record
Continuing her Canadian Trials campaign, Summer McIntosh threw down a 2:04.70 to take out her own 2:05.05 world junior record.
Tokyo Swimming Tournament: La Ventenne Hasegawa 2:05.62 Nei 200 Farfalla
Tokyo Special Swimming Tournament 2020: la ventenne Suzuka Hasegawa realizza il suo PB nei 200 metri farfalla nuotando 2:05.62.Prima nel ranking mondiale
Suzuka Hasegawa, 2:05.6 En Los 200 Mariposa
La impresionante actuación de Hasegawa esta noche ahora la convierte en la quinta más rápida de todos los tiempos del continente asiático.
Suzuka Hasegawa Scorches 2:05.6 200 Fly To Put World On Notice (Video)
20-year-old Suzuka Hasegawa blasted a lifetime best in the women’ s 200m fly en route to becoming Asia’s 5th fastest performer ever.
Heading Into 2020, Nation Of Japan Most Excited For Swimming
The nation of Japan is gearing up to cheer on their swimmers when the Summer Olympics arrive in Tokyo in 2020.
Who Will (Most Likely) Not Be Competing At the 2020 Tokyo Games
American Maya DiRado announced even before the Rio Olympic Games that her performances there would indeed be her last.
Mireia Belmonte, Premio AS del Deporte, a Continuar Hasta Tokio 2020
Mireia Belmonte ha dicho que va a continuar competiendo hasta los Juegos Olímpicos de 2020 en Tokio. Su decisión fue…
2016 Swammy Awards: Asia Female Swimmer Of The Year
Rie Kaneto proved that age is just a number this year with her gold medal-winning Rio performance at 27 years of age.
JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS RÍO 2016: FINALES DÍA 5
JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS RÍO 2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil Natación: Agosto6-13 Estadio Olímpico Acuático, Parque Olímpico de Barra, Río de Janeiro…
2016 Rio Olympic Games: Day Five Finals Live Recap
Swimming’s blue ribbon event will give way to a Aussie-American duel with a Canadian somewhere in the middle. Kyle Chalmers and Cameron McEvoy of Australia will be trying to take down both Nathan Adrian and Caeleb Dressel of the United States.
Rio Day 5 Medal Table: Relay Gold Helps USA Lead In All-Sports Table
2016 RIO OLYMPIC GAMES Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Swimming: August 6-13 Olympic Aquatics Stadium, Barra Olympic Park, Rio de Janeiro Prelims – 9:00 a.m/12:00 p.m…
Day 5 Finals Preview: Americans, Aussies Collide In Men’s 100 Free
Kyle Chalmers will look to pull off a big upset in the men’s 100 free tonight.
