5 Reasons to Continue Swimming as a Lifelong Sport
5 Reasons to Continue Swimming as a Lifelong Sport By Lianne McCluskey U.S. Masters Swimming has referred to swimming as “the magic pill” for a reason – regardless of an
5 Reasons to Continue Swimming as a Lifelong Sport By Lianne McCluskey U.S. Masters Swimming has referred to swimming as “the magic pill” for a reason – regardless of an
Eric the Eel: A Unique Tale of Hope and Struggle … And Lifeguards on Alert The Olympic Games in Paris concluded, Swimming World takes a look back at the tale
Klete Keller Rescues 18-Year-Old in Jet Ski Accident; Mom: ‘Gave My Son Another Chance at Life’ Five-time Olympic medalist Klete Keller can also be known as a lifesaver for his
Paris Olympics: The Old Men and the 50 Free; How Veterans Dominated the Sprint Cast your mind back to August 1, 2021. Florent Manaudou came through the mixed zone where
Paris Olympics: U.S. Women Shined, Men Struggled on French Soil For the first time in 20 years, the United States did not reach 30 medals in the pool at the
Matt Kredich Gets Contract Extension, Raise from Tennessee The University of Tennessee on Monday announced a contract extension through 2029 for head swimming and diving coach Matt Kredich. The deal,
Louisville Brings Back Kevin Arakaki as Assistant Coach Louisville has hired Kevin Arakaki as an assistant coach to Arthur Albiero, bringing back a former volunteer assistant. Arakaki most recently spent
Olympian Siobhan Haughey Continues Special Relationship With Hong Kong Fans Through Art When Siobhan Haughey won two Olympic medals at the Tokyo Olympics, her status in her native Hong Kong
Home Olympics Advantage? Paris Produced, Los Angeles Next Up The enduring image of the Paris Olympics will be the resplendent temporary stadium that hosted beach volleyball in the shadow of
Poll: What Was the Top Gold-Medal Performance By a Male Swimmer at the Paris Olympics (Vote Here!) Earlier this week, Swimming World ran a poll asking its readership to vote