The Blue Chip of ’13, Jack Conger
How many people in the world can go 19 in the 50 and 4:17 in the 500? Jack did that this winter. Not bad for a backstroker. He’ll be next falls top recruit for the class of 2013.
Very Early Look at 2013 Men’s NCAA Championships
Cal looks very good to repeat as NCAA Championships for a third-straight year next season. (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Sun Yang Debut Disappoints Local Media on Day 2 of Chinese Trials
The first day at the 2012 Chinese Olympic Swimming Trials, also known as their Long Course national Championship meet, was…
Swimming Canada Puts 31 On the Bus to London
Swimming/Natation Canada has released the full roster for the 2012 Canadian Olympic Team, complete with 13 men and 18 women. The…
Kitajima Breaks 100 Breast Japanese Record [Video Added]
At 29-years old, Kitajima isn’t slowing down at all (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Spain Presents Eleven for London
The Royal Spanish Swimming Federation has presented their 12 individual entrants for the 2012 London Olympics, though acknowledging that there…
Top Candidates for Texas & Alabama Coaching Gigs
There’s one obvious favorite for the newly-opened women’s job at Texas (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
17-Year Old Breaks Japanese National IM Record
Day 1 of the 2012 Japanese Olympic Swimming Trials kicked off Monday evening at the Tatsumi International Pool, and they kicked…
Li Xiang Breaks National Record on Day 1 at Chinese Trials
Wu Peng didn’t win his signature 200 fly, but he did stamp a ticket to London (Photo Courtesy: ©Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
Kim Brackin Out as Head Coach at Texas
Kim Brackin (right) is out as the head women’s coach at the University of Texas.
Garrett Reports: SwimSwam News, April 2nd
The fast swimming keeps rolling with the Indianapolis Grand Prix, The Spanish Open, and Canadian Olympic Trials. We recap it all on SwimSwam News.
Canadian Trials End With Sinead National Record
The 2012 Canadian Olympic Trials wrapped-up with a bang, as we saw a National Record go down in the meet’s…
Tera Van Beilen and Martha McCabe
Callum Ng interviews Tera van Beilen and Martha McCabe, who went 1-2 in the women’s 200m Breaststroke at Canadian Olympic Trials and are 2-3 in the world this year (Courtesy Swimming Natation Canada/SendtoNews)
Sprint News for 4/1: Britain Announces Euro’s Roster; China to Train in Bath
This gorgeous pool is where the Chinese National Team will make their final stop before the Olympics