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Canadian Heroine Leaves Her Mark On Land, In The Water

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Before Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, GPS, gel packs, Flickr, blogs, YouTube, iPhones, jammers, and techsuits, there was Cindy Nicholas. She swam gracefully, efficiently and old-school, leaving a legion of fans around the world. Wayne Strach, “I followed Cindy’s story for decades. She was so inspirational for me in the

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Swimming Crème de la Crème To Be Honored

Bruce Wigo announced the 2016 International Swimming Hall of Fame Class of 2016. Among the Class of champions, coaches and administrators, the Class includes multiple 5 km and 10 km world champion and 2008 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim gold medalist Larisa Ilchenko of Russia, multiple world champion and 7-time Olympic medalist Aaron Peirsol, marathon swimmers

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Katz Loves The Water; Honored By The Int’l Hall Of Fame

Courtesy of Dr. Ivonne Schmid, International Selection Committee Liaison of the International Swimming Hall of Fame, . The International Swimming Hall of Fame added to the long list of honors and awards given to Dr. Jane Katz. Her most recent honor is the 2016 Judge Martin Award. This honor is given to individuals with long,

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Moving Towards The World Swimming Association

Courtesy of the American Swimming Coaches Association and the World Swimming Coaches Association, Florida The American Swimming Coaches Association and the World Swimming Coaches Association are setting the groundwork, discussing on pool decks across the world, and leading the charge for the formation of a World Swimming Association. WSCA President George Block [on left] interviews

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Wrapping Up An Open Water Swim At Home Plate

Courtesy of Suzanne Heim-Bowen. Upper photo courtesy of Thea Linksemm. Lower photo courtesy of Craig Schmitz. The 2016 San Francisco BayKeeper Swim spanned San Francisco Bay and started from the Golden Gate Bridge and finished to McCovey Cove near the San Francisco Giants Stadium. “Thanks to all the aquatically minded volunteers who supported the swim,”

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