Junior National Breaststroke finalist Reese Reilly has officially committed to Duke University. This rising star is set to dive into the collegiate scene and make a splash with the Blue Devils starting next season!
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The YWCA Quad Cities is thrilled to invite you and your furry friends to a paws-only swim event-a splash-tastic chance for dogs to dive into the pool one last time before the season ends. This fun-filled, family-friendly day not only promises tail-wagging excitement but also supports local animal charities, making every splash truly meaningful!
At the Norwegian Short Course Championships in Asker, an electrifying surge of talent ignited the pool as swimmers shattered 16 national records, transforming the event into a historic milestone for Norwegian swimming. The championships showcased rising stars and delivered pulse-pounding, hard-fought battles that had fans riveted from start to finish
Kaylee McKeown has once again proven why she’s the queen of backstroke, proudly defending her Pacific Rim Swimmer of the Year title. Her unstoppable drive and spectacular performances keep solidifying her status as a true powerhouse on the global swimming stage
A wild and unforgettable scene exploded at a local swimming pool, instantly bringing to mind the intense drama of “Lord of the Flies.” As tensions flared and chaos swept through the crowd of youths, authorities rushed in to regain control, sparking urgent questions about public safety and effective crowd management
Agostina Hein claimed the coveted title of South American Female Swimmer of the Year at the 2025 Swammy Awards, honoring her spectacular performances and unstoppable dominance in the pool throughout the season
As the new year begins, experts encourage everyone-whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned swimmer-to dive into swimming for unbeatable fitness and wellness. Jump into a full-body workout that will leave you feeling strong, energized, and ready to conquer 2024!
Ryan Lochte is diving headfirst into an exciting new adventure on the upcoming season of Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America.” The Olympic swimmer is ready to trade his goggles for a spatula and show off his cooking chops in this sizzling reality competition!
Capital Region cities have secured $15 million to completely transform public swimming pools, making them safer and more welcoming than ever before. This exciting investment will breathe new life into community recreation facilities, turning them into vibrant hubs where everyone can come together and enjoy!
Li Bingjie proudly claimed the coveted title of Asian Female Swimmer of the Year at the 2025 Swammy Awards, honoring her outstanding performances and dominant presence in freestyle events throughout the season