Dare County officials have issued a water quality swimming advisory due to elevated bacteria levels. Residents and visitors are urged to avoid swimming in affected areas until further notice. Monitoring continues.
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American swimmer Rylee Erisman has surprisingly withdrawn from the backstroke events at the 2025 World Junior Championships, according to the latest psych sheets released right before the competition
Kansas is thrilled to welcome Mary Woods-Lopez to the coaching staff! Bringing a wealth of experience, Woods-Lopez is ready to elevate the team’s strategy and ignite player development as they prepare for an exhilarating season ahead
AD Middle East reveals nine breathtaking indoor swimming pools that transform hotels into luxurious sanctuaries. These architectural marvels combine captivating design with serene atmospheres, creating the perfect dreamy retreat
Spain has boldly stepped forward in the debate over the Enhanced Games, passionately championing fair play and athlete safety above all else. Officials emphasize the urgent call for clear regulations as this groundbreaking-and controversial-competition seizes the world’s spotlight
Lithuanian swimmer Meinardas Valkevičius has achieved an extraordinary milestone by completing a solo swim across the Baltic Sea, triumphantly conquering the challenging route from Sweden to Lithuania. This awe-inspiring feat highlights his exceptional endurance and unshakable passion for open-water swimming
Coastsider Brittney Ruffier is making a splash this weekend, swimming for a cause close to her heart-raising funds to support ALAS’s kids and families. Her inspiring ocean safety campaign is creating waves of awareness, uniting the community, and delivering crucial help where it’s needed most
At the Junior Pan American Championships Day 4, Balduccini dazzled fans by securing his stunning 7th gold medal, while Caribe set the pool on fire with a blazing 21.72 in the 50m freestyle, showcasing top-tier talent and fierce competition
Experts highlight 3 clear signs of over-involved swim parents: constant coaching from the sidelines, overwhelming pressure to win, and trying to take over the coach’s role. They urge parents to step back, provide quiet encouragement, and allow kids and coaches to lead the way
Open water swimmers are making an electrifying return to the Chicago River for the first time in nearly a century, creating a moment steeped in history. This event, where raw athleticism collides with the dynamic city skyline, promises an unforgettable challenge for competitors and a pulse-pounding spectacle for spectators alike