MONTREAL – Dick Pound, the former World Anti-Doping Agency chairman, has been called upon to lead a WADA investigation into the ARD documentary allegations of systematic Russian doping. Today, WADA
By Abby Boone, Swimming World College Intern Around this time of year, the Sunshine State swimming teams stand out for an unusual reason. Unlike most NCAA teams, who are packing
By Katya Vakshteyn, Swimming World College Intern With a New Year approaching quickly, the time has come to start thinking about those New Year’s Resolutions. And no, not those resolutions
RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazilian researchers have found a “drug-resistant” super bacteria in the waters that are meant to be used for sailing and windsurfing events at the 2016 Rio
BERLIN – Markus Deibler, a two-time Olympian for Germany and short course world champion, announced on his Facebook today that he is retiring. “I have decided after much deliberation to
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Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick INDIANAPOLIS – After nearly a year in limbo, Georgia head coach Jack Bauerle will hear the final decision regarding the NCAA investigation into his conduct
PHOENIX – Last week we saw some major headlines across the sport. Here are our picks for the top 5 headlines, including a new American record in the 100 free,
COLORADO SPRINGS – Nation’s Capital Swim Club, of Washington, DC, earned the top position in the 2015 USA Swimming Club Excellence program, recognizing the organization’s highest-performing clubs in the development
By Annie Grevers TUCSON – Plateau. The dreaded landscape you’re bound to traverse during your swimming road trip. The point where your times are just not dropping month after month
