Olympian Katrina Radke To Appear On Season 35 of Survivor This Fall
Olympian Katrina Radke is a part of the cast for long-running reality TV show Survivor’s 35th season, which premieres this fall.
Big Brother Boomer: Michael Phelps Announces Baby #2 On the Way
Boomer Phelps won’t be an only child for long – Olympic hero Michael Phelps announced today that he and his wife Nicole are expecting a second child.
Competitor Coach of the Month: Braden Holloway, NC State
In the NCAA, NC State has put a premium on relays, with game-breaking relay performances keying the school’s rise into the NCAA’s upper echelon. It’s clear that focus on relays is extending to the international level, with Held, Ress and Zevnik all putting up huge relay splits at World University Games.
Hurricane Harvey Has Dumped Enough Rain To Fill 15 Million Olympic Pools
As of noon on Monday, meteorologists estimated that the hurricane had dropped 9 trillion gallons of rain across the Houston area, more than any other tropical storm ever to hit the United States.
NCAA Champion Diver Colin Zeng Completes Transfer To Tennessee
2016 NCAA Champion diver Colin (Zhipeng) Zeng has completed a transfer from Ohio State to the University of Tennessee, where he now appears on the roster as a redshirt junior.
Blueseventy Swim of the Week: Regan Smith, Riptide
It’s been quite a week of 100 backstrokes for 15-year-old Regan Smith.
College Swimming Preview: #12 Virginia Reboots Under Desorbo
Jennifer Marrkand is the lone individual NCAA scorer returning for a new-look Virginia squad – from the swimming roster to the coaching staff.
Hardcore Swimmer of the Month: Erica Sullivan & The 9,000 Meters
Erica Sullivan has celebrated the month of her 17th birthday by racing nearly 9,000 meters.
Blueseventy Swim of the Week: American Sprinting Is Back At Universiade
In 2015, there was a race among swimming fans to declare the death of American male sprinting. But we’re discovering in 2017 that like Mark Twain’s, reports of the American demise were greatly exaggerated.
CBDA Says Its Emails Were Hacked, Opens Police Investigation
CBDA, the Brazilian swimming federation, says its private emails were hacked and internal information was publicized last week.
2017 World University Games: Day 5 Finals Live Recap
The women’s 200 breast final has five women qualified within eight tenths of a second at the top, led by Japan’s Kanako Watanabe.
SEA Games Champ Nuttapong Ketin’s Doping Suspension Reduced 2 Years
Thailand’s Nuttapong Ketin has had his doping suspension reduced from 4 years to 2, allowing him to swim in this week’s Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur.
Brazil’s CBDA Assembling to Bring Laws Into FINA Compliance
Brazil’s swimming federation held a general assembly this week to change statutes that conflict with FINA rules.
2017 World University Games: Day 4 Finals Live Recap
It’s day 4 of the Summer Universiade (also known as the World University Games) in Taipei, and tonight’s finals session schedule is loaded with big events, including the 200 IM led by Japan’s Yui Ohashi.
VIDEO: Joseph Schooling Talks Goals, Pressure, Biggest Struggles
Singapore’s National Olympic Council is releasing a series of videos highlighting the nation’s top athletes during the Southeast Asian Games, including Olympic champion swimmer Joseph Schooling.