After a decade of delays, St. Lucia has officially broken ground on its long-awaited National Aquatic Center. The project, initially announced in 2013, aims to foster local talent and boost tourism, signaling renewed hope for the island’s sports infrastructure.
Fulham FC has redefined fan experience with its latest initiative, dubbed the “Best Stand in the World.” The club’s new development offers supporters enhanced amenities and communal spaces, elevating the matchday atmosphere to unprecedented heights.
The NCAA Women’s Water Polo Championships showcased thrilling competition and athleticism over the weekend. Our photo gallery captures the intensity of the matches, highlighting standout performances and emotional moments as teams vied for the coveted title.
Introducing children to swimming is vital for their safety and enjoyment. Experts recommend starting with fun, water-friendly activities, such as splash games and using flotation devices. Group lessons can also build confidence and foster social skills.
Solidarity has emerged as a powerful force following a serious accident at the Argentine Swimming Championship. Athletes, fans, and local communities are coming together to support the victims and their families, demonstrating the strength of unity in difficult times.
Pullen Aquatic Center, a hallmark of recreation in Raleigh, is set to enhance its offerings this summer. The facility will introduce new aquatic programs and extended hours, aiming to promote fitness and community engagement among residents.
In the first installment of our week-long analysis, we delve into the remarkable statistics that define Katie Ledecky’s legendary swimming career. With numerous world records and Olympic medals, Ledecky’s dominance in the pool sets her apart as a true icon of the sport.
The Texas Longhorns have bolstered their roster for the 2026-27 season by signing polyvalent South Korean talent Minkyu Noh. Known for his versatility and skill set, Noh is expected to make an immediate impact on the team’s performance.
In a thrilling display of talent, Fossil Ridge High School’s Brennen O’Neil claimed another state title in swimming. After the race, he reflected on his supportive senior teammates and the close-knit swim family that has driven his success.
Teagan O’Dell narrowly missed breaking her own national high school record in the 200 IM, finishing just 0.05 seconds off her best time. O’Dell’s remarkable performance continues to solidify her status as one of the top swimmers in the nation.
