As part of the East German national swim team, Axel was frustrated that his sporting achievements were used to improve the reputation of the state.
After meeting the West German swim team at an international event, he asked for help to escape. This is Axel Mitbauer’s story. #Keepfreedomunlocked #🗝️
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College Athletes Can Make $$ — NCAA Swimming Impact
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Top 10 Moments | Atherton, Hosszu, Chalmers and more | ISL
Top 10 Moments from the Indianapolis, Naples, Dallas and Budapest Matches.
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Vladimir Morozov – Overall Winner #SWC19 | FINA Swimming World Cup 2019
Vladimir Morozov is the male overall winner of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2019! Congratulations!
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Cate Campbell – Overall Winner #SWC19 | FINA Swimming World Cup 2019
Australia’s Cate Campbell is the female overall winner of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2019! Congratulations!
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Highlights | Doha #SWC19 | FINA Swimming World Cup 2019
Enjoy the highlights from the final leg of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2019 in Doha (Qatar) with Vladimir Morozov and Cate Campbell as overall winners of the series.
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D1 College Swim Travel to Penn State
Virginia Tech Swimming & Diving had a trip to Penn State University on Halloween, 2019! Follow along to see what it’s like to travel as a D1 student-athlete!
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Behind the scenes: Joe Thomas former NFL star! “Swimming is a lifetime sport!”
Joe Thomas was a former Cleveland Browns offensive lineman who retired from the NFL because he was plagued with serious football injuries. His desire to stay in shape and launch the next phase of this career drove him into the swimming pool. He started swimming laps on a regular basis where this low impact sport with high-intensity workouts helped him transform and sculpt his body. He is now in top shape for this TV career on the NFL Network.
Joe enjoys swimming so much that he became a U.S. Masters Swimming member! Proof that swimming can really change everything for the better.
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CAS Public Hearing – WADA vs Sun Yang & FINA
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) will hear the appeal filed by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) against the Chinese swimmer Sun Yang and the Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA) on Friday, 15 November 2019.
Photo by jdlasica 
The hearing will commence at 9.00am and conclude at approximately 8.30pm and be held at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace in Montreux, Switzerland. A public viewing area will be available for written media and members of the public to observe the proceedings. Access to the public viewing area will be strictly controlled and advance registration is required. Observers seated in the public viewing area must in no way interfere with the orderly conduct of meetings and must follow the instructions issued by the CAS and by the security staff at all times.
From the moment the hearing starts, all or parts of the hearing will be available by livestream on the internet. The proceedings will be conducted in English. At the conclusion of the hearing, no decision will be announced. The arbitral panel will start its deliberations and the final decision will be issued at a later date. […]
Further information regarding the programme of the day and the proceedings will be announced in a few days.
Read the CAS Media Release