Ross Murdoch: Cost-Of-Living Crisis Could Force Young People Out Of The Pool World and Commonwealth medallist Ross Murdoch has added his voice to a charity’s warnings that thousands of young
5 Ways to Snap Out of Your Swimming Slump Swimming competitively can provide all sorts of triumphs. After putting in so much work in training, improving results can be therapeutic
Texas Set to Host Virginia in Two-Day Dual Meet; Women’s and Men’s Teams Combined Friday Night A normal dual meet between the University of Texas Longhorns and University of Virginia
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NEW COMMIT: NC State University has received a new verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season and beyond from U.S. National Junior Teamer Lily Christianson of Osceola, Indiana. She will join Erika Pelaez
On Heels Of Newest World Record, Katie Ledecky Ready to Break Another As Katie Ledecky walked out to the blocks for the 1500-meter freestyle at last week’s FINA World Cup
A Team Is Only As Strong As Its Weakest Link Fall is prime time for elite college swimming. We see teams that seem to catch fire and follow with a
It’s the memory of that moment of defeat at the 2022 Commonwealth Games that has ignited in Adam Peaty a drive that is “almost demonic” in its relentlessness and intensity.
After stunning performances in Toronto, Maggie Mac Neil and Shaine Casas earned the most points at the FINA World Cup stop. Mac Neil, of Canada, scored 58.5 points during the
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was #1: 7 Familiar Reasons Why Swimmers Leave the Sport By Alice Reeves-Turner Swimmers are renowned for their dedication to
