U.S. Open: Purdue Men, Nation’s Capital Women Top Relays on Opening Night The annual U.S. Open has returned to the Greensboro Aquatic Center in its traditional week-after-Thanksgiving slot, although the
Three-Time Olympian & World And European Medallist Jessica Vall Announces Retirement Jessica Vall has retired after a long, distinguished career in which she won world and European medals over 200m
Daiya Seto Aiming to Extend Historic Streak at Short Course Worlds The streak has spanned a decade, so far. When Daiya Seto first won 400 IM gold at the Short
6 Meet Day Nutrition Strategies Swimmers Should Know Among the most important things an athlete can do is set goals, and with these goals come standards. Proper training, sleep, and
Summer McIntosh Bags Third Swimming Canada Female Swimmer of the Year Nod Summer McIntosh on Tuesday was announced as the 2024 Swimming Canada Female Swimmer of the Year. It’s the
World Aquatics Open Water World Cup to Open 2025 Season in Egypt World Aquatics on Tuesday announced the schedule for the 2025 Open Water World Cup, which will begin in
Olympic Diving Silver Medalist Steele Johnson Retires Olympic diver Steele Johnson, who won silver at the Rio Olympics in 2016, retired from the sport on Monday. Johnson posted a lengthy
USA Diving Wins Five Medals at World Aquatics Junior Diving Championships USA divers won five medals – two gold, two silver and one bronze – at the World Aquatics Junior
Claire Curzan Feels ‘Mostly Relief’ in Record-Setting Return to Prominence Each decision was made with the intent of maximizing her chances at a second consecutive Olympic team. Having transferred from
The Complete Swimmer: Event Specialization and the Case for Varied Training By MICHAEL J. STOTT We’ve all seen it—an age group phenom who dominates a particular stroke and claims it
