Peaty absent from Britain squad for world championships
LONDON : Triple Olympic champion Adam Peaty was the big absentee as Britain announced a 29-strong team on Wednesday for the world aquatics championships in Fukuoka, Japan in July.
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Katie Ledecky, men’s medley showdown dot Pro Series swim meet; broadcast schedule
Katie Ledecky leads a host of Olympic and world champions entered in this week’s Pro Series meet in Westmont, Illinois, airing live on Peacock as swimmers prepare for June’s national championships.
Olympic silver medalist calls for Nike boycott after retail giant makes Dylan Mulvaney paid ambassador
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No wholesale ban of transgender athletes, U.S. Department of Education proposes
Under proposed federal regulations issued Thursday, schools are not allowed to adopt wholesale bans on transgender athletes that keep them from participating on teams that align with their gender identity.
No Belarussian, Russian athletes expected to compete in this year's swimming world championships in Japan
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World Aquatics sets up task force to explore readmission of Russia, Belarus
World Aquatics said it has established a task force to explore the return of Russian and Belarusian athletes to international competition as neutrals, adding that it supports the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) stance on the matter.
James Guy reveals left-field post-career ambition ahead of British Swimming Championships
Selling £15 million properties is the closest James Guy has got to recreating the buzz of winning Olympic gold. One of Britain’s most successful swimmers of all time, the 27-year-old from Bury expects to hang up his goggles in the next couple of years.
'It doesn't last forever' - James Guy hopes to replicate buzz of Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold by selling houses
Selling £15 million properties is the closest James Guy has got to recreating the buzz of winning Olympic gold. One of Britain's most successful swimmers of all time, the 27-year-old expects to hang up his goggles in the next couple of years. Ad Guy is planning for a future on dry land working in real estate, undergoing work experience with a leading firm near his base at the British Swimming Performance Centre in Bath and in London.