Scott Talbot, son of Don Talbot and Jan Cameron, is leaving New Zealand to take up anew role created by the NSW Institute of Sport and Sydney University. The starts his new life in January....
Double Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington has called for a radical shake-up of British Swimming's ruling board and says she feels "insulted, disheartened and saddened" because British Swimming "ignored" athletes...
Ellen Gandy, the medal hope at a home Olympic Games in London who froze in the headlights and went down as the biggest miss on the British team, is switching allegiance to Australia...
The following recommendations have been made to the board of British Swimming bythe Review Panel considering how to respond to Britain's underperformance in the pool at a home Games in London this past summer...
The board of British Swimming has welcomed the review paqnel report into British performances in the pool at London 2012 and says "system not broken"...
Dennis Pursley, the American head coach to Britain whose contract ended with racing at the London 2012 Olympics, on blame, "poor leadership" and a “perfect storm” of events that left swimmers “just the wrong side of a fine line” ...
News Round-Up: Olympic 100m back champion Matt Grevers and Kevin Cordes set US records in the 100y back and 100y breast and Missy Franklin took a brace of victories at US nationals; Christensen doubles at Danish nationals ...
A spring in the step on the first day of summer Down Under - an open letter from The Dolphins issued today...
The Lance Armstrong doping scandal, relevant to all international sports, took a new twist today when the UCI announced an independent inquiry into all matters related to the USADA decision to ban the cyclist for life ...
World Cup Champion Kenneth To, with the big $100,000 prize in tow, will lead a 19-strong EnergyAustralia Swim Team at the 11th FINA World Short-Course Championships at the Sinan Erdem Arena, Istanbul, from December 12-15...
News Round-Up: American Olympic champions takes titles at US winter s/c yards nationals; Nathan Adrian injures his finger; Mie Nielsen in record form at Danish nationals; Italy selects its squad for Istanbul world titles...
Bruno Fratus, the Brazilian sprinter, and coach Arilson Silva, have joined Andrea Di Nino, founder of the eponymous ADN Swim Project, as they prepare for a home Olympics at Rio in 2016; project grows with new collaborations...
News Round-Up: Dr Andrei Vorontsov, former head coach to Russia, will start a new job at the National High Performance Center in Stockholm from January 1; Germany adds two to world champs squad...
A week after announcing a $10m deal that establishes a funding foundation for athletes and coaches, Swimming Australia today starts the search for a new Director of High Performance 'to help steer the sport towards future international success'...
John Leaonard, head of ASCA, asks the world swim community to pray for the CEO of USA Swimming as he faces life-saving surgery this week...
Joanne Jackson, Olympic bronze medallist over 400m freestyle in the Beijing 2008 final won by Britain teammate Rebecca Adlington, has retired from competitive swimming ...
Head of Britain's offshore centre at The Southport School on the Australian Gold Coast and a man who stuck with that role when GBR baile doug, Chris Nesbit is cited by team coaches and staff as ripe for leadership...
News Round-Up: At Canada's annual Big Splash Awards Gala, Olympic medallists Ryan Cochrane and Richard Weinberger take top male honours; Martha McCabe is best woman; Sullivan in court; Ottesen out of 100; Franklin SI award...
Olympic swimmers, senior coaches and Britain team staff have called on their federation to stamp its next two big appointments "Made in Britain", telling SwimNews to give the top jobs to Bill Furniss and John Atkinson...
The last day of action is underway at the European s/c Championships in Chartres and Hannah Miley (GBR) sets 4:23.47 Euro mark in 400m IM, for world textile best; Rikke Pedersen goes ER in 100 breast; FRA gold rush...
