FINA Releases Full List of Swimmers For Opening World Cup Stop In Berlin
2022 world champion Nicolo Martinenghi is one of several top-tier European swimmers set to compete at the opening stop of the FINA World Cup circuit.
Katie Ledecky Among U.S. Olympians Confirmed For FINA World Cup In Indianapolis
Ledecky will be one of 20 U.S. Olympians competing at the Indianapolis stop of the series in what will be her World Cup debut and first SCM meet since 2019.
Olympiasieger, Weltmeister aus 57 Nationen testen Form im schnellen Berliner Pool
Die Liste der TOP Stars, die vom 21. bis 23. Oktober in Berlin beim FINA World Cup starten werden, ist…
WATCH: Murphy, Lasco, Seliskar, Shields Race 50 Fly at Cal Alumni Practice
Three high-profile alumni (Olympians Tom Shields, Ryan Murphy, and Andrew Seliskar) challenged junior Destin Lasco to a 50 fly from a running start.
Tom Shields and Wife Gianna Welcomed Their First Child on August 6
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Tom Shields (above) and his wife Gianna welcomed their first son, Magnus Giovanni, on Saturday morning.
Shields on Motivation Through 2024: “You’re starting to train your replacements”
After swimming in the B Final at the 2022 US Nationals on Thursday, 2x Olympic champion Tom Shields spoke with the media about his future in the sport.
2022 U.S. National Championships: Day 3 Prelims Live Recap
After a solid performance in the women’s 200 back yesterday, Leah Smith is set as the top seed in the women’s 400 IM today.
NCAA Champion Andrei Minakov Wins 100 Fly on Friday at Santa Clara International
The George Haines International, a meet that was formerly a regular on the Pro Swim Series circuit, has attracted some of the top regional college swimmers.
Shields, Nordmann, Minakov Headline 2022 George Haines Psych Sheets
After missing the World Champs team in the 100 butterfly, Tom Shields has found himself a race here against 4th place Olympic finisher Minakov.
A Look At Every American Tokyo 2020 Olympian Left Off The 2022 Worlds Roster
Here’s a look at all 27 Tokyo 2020 Olympians who missed the cut at International Team Trials last week in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Hunter Armstrong Obliterates American Record With 24.01 50 Back, #2 In History
Armstrong knocked more than two-tenths off the American Record and now ranks as the second-fastest swimmer in history, while Justin Ress is now #4.
2022 U.S. Trials: Katie Grimes Scratches 200 Back ‘A’ Final On Day 2
Grimes has dropped the women’s 200 back and will instead race the 200 free, having qualified eighth overall out of the prelims in both events.
2022 U.S. Trials Previews: Andrew, Casas Take Aim At Dressel In 100 Fly
Caeleb Dressel is the favorite in the men’s 100 fly, though he has been beaten twice this year in the race: once by Michael Andrew and once by Shaine Casas.
Swimming’s TopTenTweets: Cody Miller’s Two And A Half Hour Phone Call
We are back with your weekly dose of swimming’s TopTenTweets, where we round up the best of this week’s swimming Twitterverse.
The Omaha 17: Swimmers Who Competed at All Four Omaha Trials Meets
Tom Shields asked an interesting question: how many swimmers raced at all four Olympic Trials meets that were hosted in Omaha?
