Great Races: When Natalie Coughlin Took the 100 Backstroke Into Sub-Minute Territory Next month, Natalie Coughlin will receive a long-deserved honor. A Team USA veteran, Coughlin flourished in a variety
In the How They Train segment of the June issue of Swimming World Magazine, the training of Piper Enge is explored. Enge is a rising breaststroke star out of Mercer
USA Swimming Reveals Nominees For Golden Goggles Awards; Bobby Finke, Torri Huske Lead Nominations Following multiple record-setting performances at the 2022 FINA Swimming World Championships, USA Swimming is proud to
The Mid-American Conference (MAC) today announced the addition of the University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC) as an affiliate member for men’s swimming and diving, effective for the 2022-23 academic year. With
Great Races: The Controversial Showdown of Otylia Jedrzejczak and Jessicah Schipper Controversy has long been a component of sports. From doping to bad calls, its role is not going anywhere.
How Doping Overhauled the Landscape of the Women’s 100 Freestyle – A Record Book Rewritten The precise impact of performance-enhancing drugs cannot be measured. The illicit science does not dictate
Oftentimes, the best gift a coach can give an athlete is the skill to succeed later on. And when the athlete builds on those basics through a work ethic of
Marshall University swimming will move to the Missouri Valley Conference from Conference USA this season. The Missouri Valley Conference has added Marshall University as an affiliate member in women’s swimming
The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured the top performances in swimming. The Week That Was #1: Top-10 Ranking: Ariarne Titmus World Record Leads Women’s
Ranomi Kromowidjojo And Ferry Weertman Celebrate “Unforgettable Day” Golden couple Ranomi Kromowidjojo and Ferry Weertman – with four Olympic titles between them – got married on Saturday. The pair announced
