Olympic legend Michael Phelps has long been a golf enthusiast – and is quite good on the links. Soon, he will test his skills in a celebrity tournament called “The
How to Support A Swimmer After A Poor Race (Coaches’ Examples Included) By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern Every swimmer has come to the wall at the end of
Noè Ponti Talks Military Service, World Records & Taking A Break From The 200 Fly Noè Ponti is on a train returning home from his first week of military service
Daniel Wiffen Dominates 1500 Free At BUCS Championships To Go Top Of The Rankings Daniel Wiffen enjoyed a 28-second victory in the 1500 free and Freya Colbert was a double winner on
Ben Proud Spearheads Aquatics GB Team For Budapest; Goodburn, Blocksidge & Okaro Also Selected Ben Proud, Archie Goodburn, Amelie Blocksidge and Eva Okaro are among an Aquatics GB team of
Beata Nelson Has Been an Underappreciated Star Caught Up in Selection Net Beata Nelson has made herself known on the U.S. National Team for the better part of the last
CSCAA Division III Hall of Fame Adds 19 as Second Class The CSCAA Division III Hall of Fame on Thursday announced a 19-member class of 2025 that stands as the
The World Championships in Budapest has a kingly mascot. World Aquatics and local officials unveiled the mascot in a clever video showing the iconic lions on the Chain Bridge missing,
Swimming Canada Adds Three to Board of Directors; Sue Owen Becomes President Swimming Canada has added three members to its board of directors, announced on Wednesday after their elections in
Nyls Korstanje, Caspar Corbeau & Kira Toussaint Among Eight-Strong Netherlands Team For Short-Course Worlds Nyls Korstanje and Caspar Corbeau were named on an eight-strong Netherlands for next month’s World Short-Course Championships in
