Aurelie Rivard Wins Seventh Swimming Canada Paralympic Swimmer of the Year Honor Paralympic champion Aurelie Rivard was named Swimming Canada’s Female Paralympic Swimmer of the Year this week. It’s the
Leon Marchand Withdraws From World Short-Course Championships: “Exhausted” & Needs To “Step Back Quadruple Olympic champion Leon Marchand has withdrawn from the World Short-Course Championships in Budapest, saying he’s “exhausted”
Cameron Brooker Leads British 100 Back Clean Sweep In Rotterdam Cameron Brooker led a British clean sweep of the 100 backstroke podium at the Rotterdam Qualification Meet. Brooker stopped the
Versatile Mary-Sophie Harvey Visits Social Kick Podcast; Targeting 2028 Olympic Games The Social Kick Podcast has presented interviews with many of the top names in the sport, and it recently
Army West Point Secures 2026 Verbal From Kellie Kincaid NEW COMMIT: Futures qualifier Kellie Kincaid of Silver Spring, Maryland, has announced her verbal commitment to Army West Point beginning in Fall 2026.
Mollie O’Callaghan and Shayna Jack Return For A Dose Of Racing And Reality At Queensland Championships Australian Olympic golden girls Mollie O’Callaghan and Shayna Jack will headline the starting line
Former U.S. National Team member Emily Brunemann Klueh is battling cancer. According to a GoFundMe post, Brunemann Klueh, 38, noticed a change in her body, saw her doctor immediately and
Josh Gammon Earns Second Butterfly Win on Day Two in Rotterdam British butterflyer Josh Gammon added to his previous win in the 200 butterfly with a win over 100 meters on
Masters swimmers are some of the most dedicated athletes, balancing the demands of swimming with busy work, family, and social lives. Whether they’re training for a competition or simply staying
The Changing College Landscape: How Coaches Are Counseling Recruits Let’s start by agreeing it is currently a crazy world for college swimming. True story: Last fall, an all-state Mid-Atlantic swimmer
