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The Universality Problem in swimming presents a significant challenge to fair competition, as top-tier events strive to find the ideal balance between worldwide representation and elite performance standards. SwimSwam explores how this dilemma impacts athletes and shapes the future evolution of the sport
Marking 25 years since Inge de Bruijn’s unforgettable triumph at the Sydney Olympics, we celebrate the Dutch swimmer’s record-shattering achievements that have forever etched her name among swimming’s all-time legends
Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers has reportedly declined a multi-million dollar offer to compete in the Enhanced Games, citing concerns over the event’s controversial stance on performance-enhancing methods.
Canada’s Matea Gigovic, a two-time World Junior semifinalist, is set to electrify the University of Tennessee’s tennis program next fall (2026). Bringing a wealth of international experience, she’s ready to make a bold and exciting impact on the Volunteers’ lineup
Vanderbilt University is thrilled to welcome Bella Cothern as the new assistant coach. Bringing a wealth of experience, Cothern is ready to boost the team’s strategy and ignite player development as they prepare for an exhilarating season ahead
Michael Norment offers a heartfelt reflection on his journey to Notre Dame, highlighting the extraordinary community that brings it to life. “The people make this place special,” he shares, emphasizing how deep connections have truly shaped his experience at this legendary university
Ei Kamikawabata stole the spotlight at the Japan Student Championships, blazing through the 200m butterfly with an electrifying 1:55.39. This remarkable time signals an exciting new milestone in his rapidly rising swimming career
USA Swimming is thrilled to welcome Kevin Ring as its new CEO following an extensive year-long search. Bringing a rich background in leadership, Ring is poised to propel the organization to exciting new levels in athlete development and community engagement
LSU athletes have bravely stepped forward with powerful accusations against the university’s swimming and diving coaches, revealing a toxic environment marked by bullying and racism that profoundly impacted their well-being, according to a report by Louisiana Illuminator
Lyle Yost, a former Ohio State standout, now steps into the spotlight as an assistant coach at Michigan, boldly crossing one of college football’s fiercest rivalry lines. His daring move ignites a thrilling new era of collaboration and intense competition in the sport
