Penn Quakers swim team members show support for transgender athlete Lia Thomas
Members of the University of Pennsylvania women's swimming and diving team released a statement Tuesday in support of transgender teammate Lia Thomas.
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'It came out of the blue' - Byron Hayward on his Wales sacking and the dark time that followed
Byron Hayward is the first to admit he went through some pretty dark times after losing his job as Wales defence coach.
Grand National 2022: Jonjo O'Neill dreaming of more Aintree magic
Trainer Jonjo O’Neill is eyeing another “magical” day at Aintree Racecourse after providing three of the 107 entries for the 2022 Randox Grand National.
Three-time Olympic champion Adam Peaty questions FINA schedule changes
Adam Peaty has questioned there being two World Championships and an Olympics in the space of a year after swimming’s governing body FINA announced schedule changes.
Japan Olympic Swimmer Suspended After Tabloid Exposes Affair
Japan's top Olympic swimmer Daiya Seto has been barred from competitions and official training until the end of the year as punishment for an affair exposed by a tabloid. The star athlete was caught on camera in September by a gossip magazine, which chronicled the married 26-year-old's movements as he picked up his girlfriend, took her to a "love hotel", then went to pick up his daughter from nursery. Seto apologised for his "irresponsible behaviour" in a statement on Tuesday, saying he accepted the sanctions from the Japan Swimming Federation, which include events at home and abroad.
World Swimming Championships rescheduled to July 2023
The World Swimming championships, scheduled to be held in Fukuoka, Japan in May, have been postponed to July next year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the sport's global governing body has confirmed.
Fukuoka World championships postponed to 2023 due to COVID - FINA
The world swimming championships, scheduled to be held in Fukuoka, Japan in May, have been postponed to July next year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the sport's global governing body said on Tuesday.
Scotland defence chief Steve Tandy outlines disciplinary touchstones ahead of Calcutta Cup clash
If restricting the penalty count to single figures is generally considered to be key to keeping your head above water in international rugby then Scotland did well to swim against the tide during the Autumn Nations Series.