Swimming
Angelina Lista Flips from LSU to Missouri: Reading the Recruiting Map Through Two TouchpadsIn March, at the Florida Swimming LSC Senior Short Course Championships, a gi...
St. Andrews Episcopal Sweeps Class 1: Relay Depth and the Youth EquationIn a high school swimming meet, the order of finish in three relays often say...
Michigan Lands Treyvn Krauss: The No. 11 Ranking Is Built on 500 Yards, Not the 200 FreeThe scoreboard at Summer Junior Nationals returned an awkward line: Treyvn...
Zona Smith Chooses Florida: 22.95 Seconds, a Relay Leg, and the Quiet of Lane FourCary, March 2026. The board clicked to 22.95 in the women's 50 freestyle, and...
Beneath the Surface: Where Swimming Records Are Decided by Things the Eye Cannot SeeAt the middle lane of a final, everything happens in silence. From the stands...
The Empty Lane and the Voice of SilenceOn March 24, 2026, the Olympic Park pool in Melbourne closed its doors. I sto...
Vietnamese Swimming and the Data Gap Before the 2028 Olympic CycleThe smell of chlorine at the Hòn Chồng pool on late afternoons still lives in...
Arizona State Beats Northern Arizona 201-99: Reading a Collegiate Swim Scoreboard CorrectlyI remember that morning in Nha Trang, sitting in front of the screen with a...
When the Analysis Sheet Is Empty: Swimming Injuries and the Cost of Concluding Without DataIn June 2026, at a pool in Hai Phong, a coach placed a sheet of paper in fron...
Five Records in One Night: Japan's 2026 Short Course Championships and the Fragile Line of a RecordA national swimming championship's locker room is never as loud as I once...
The Underwater Turn and the Real Gap in Vietnamese SwimmingWater breaks at the edge of the pool. I heard it before I looked up at the...
Zoee Fulton Commits to West Florida: Pricing a B Final Slot in the ASUNAt the Florida Senior Championships last March, Zoee Fulton touched the wall ...
The Lane and the Numbers That Know How to Hide: Four Segments That Decide a MedalA 50-metre lane. One swimmer. A stopwatch split to the hundredth of a second....
Eight Seconds in Ithaca: Grace Alger's Spreadsheet and the Trap of Single-Meet DataMarch in Ithaca, New York. The 25-yard pool of a small university, wooden...
Vietnamese Swimming Through Nine Dimensions of Deep Analysis: Technique, Performance, Institutions and MarketSwimming is a sport with an unusually wide gap between what the eye sees and...
St. Andrews Episcopal Sweeps Class 1: Relay Depth and the Youth EquationIn a high school swimming meet, the order of finish in three relays often say...
Michigan Lands Treyvn Krauss: The No. 11 Ranking Is Built on 500 Yards, Not the 200 FreeThe scoreboard at Summer Junior Nationals returned an awkward line: Treyvn...
Zona Smith Chooses Florida: 22.95 Seconds, a Relay Leg, and the Quiet of Lane FourCary, March 2026. The board clicked to 22.95 in the women's 50 freestyle, and...
Beneath the Surface: Where Swimming Records Are Decided by Things the Eye Cannot SeeAt the middle lane of a final, everything happens in silence. From the stands...
The Empty Lane and the Voice of SilenceOn March 24, 2026, the Olympic Park pool in Melbourne closed its doors. I sto...
Vietnamese Swimming and the Data Gap Before the 2028 Olympic CycleThe smell of chlorine at the Hòn Chồng pool on late afternoons still lives in...
Arizona State Beats Northern Arizona 201-99: Reading a Collegiate Swim Scoreboard CorrectlyI remember that morning in Nha Trang, sitting in front of the screen with a...
When the Analysis Sheet Is Empty: Swimming Injuries and the Cost of Concluding Without DataIn June 2026, at a pool in Hai Phong, a coach placed a sheet of paper in fron...
Five Records in One Night: Japan's 2026 Short Course Championships and the Fragile Line of a RecordA national swimming championship's locker room is never as loud as I once...
The Underwater Turn and the Real Gap in Vietnamese SwimmingWater breaks at the edge of the pool. I heard it before I looked up at the...
Zoee Fulton Commits to West Florida: Pricing a B Final Slot in the ASUNAt the Florida Senior Championships last March, Zoee Fulton touched the wall ...
The Lane and the Numbers That Know How to Hide: Four Segments That Decide a MedalA 50-metre lane. One swimmer. A stopwatch split to the hundredth of a second....
Eight Seconds in Ithaca: Grace Alger's Spreadsheet and the Trap of Single-Meet DataMarch in Ithaca, New York. The 25-yard pool of a small university, wooden...
Vietnamese Swimming Through Nine Dimensions of Deep Analysis: Technique, Performance, Institutions and MarketSwimming is a sport with an unusually wide gap between what the eye sees and...
