Swimmer's Daily

  • Cameron McEvoy lands in Adelaide for the 2016 Hancock Prospecting Australian Swimming Championships

  • CBC Sports reporter Jacqueline Doorey gets Canadian swimmer Santo Condorelli to spill about shaving habits, and his most embarrassing moment in the pool.

  • We sit down with Ofelia, Madison and the cast of Fear the Walking Dead to ask them the all-important question: Can Zombies swim?

  • In one of the best finishes in NCAA Swimming history, Chris Swanson took home the 1650 Championship, becoming the first NCAA Champion swimmer at Penn!

    https://youtu.be/OVLo0XYnmt8

  • CBC Sports reporter Anson Henry hits Canadian swimmer Emily Overholt with a fun series of quick questions. Overholt, who won gold at the Pan Am Games and bronze at the World Championships, reveals the dirty truth that only competitive swimmers know, plus the movie soundtrack she hides on her playlist.

    Swimmer Emily Overholt with Anson Henry | CBC Sports

  • Chances are, you aren’t swimming in the deep blue waters of the ocean as you read this. If you are, congratulations on accomplishing a feat of modern technology and multitasking.

    For those of us who are confined to our laptops, this video is here to allow us to live vicariously through Dean Fredericks, a freediver based out of Cape Town, as he swims through crystal clear waters alongside a colony of Cape Fur seals off the coast of his hometown.

    See Atlas Obscura

  • Following the conviction of a former Stanford swimmer for sexual assault, some student leaders are now asking the university to do a better job of measuring the extent of the problem on campus.

    Some students said a survey done in October dramatically underestimated the extent of the sexual assault problem on campus, but the university stands by the survey and said it was comprehensive.

    See NBC Bay Area

    Photo by giuliana_miranda

  • World Champion & American 4x 100m Medley Record Holder, Tom Shields explains his relationship with the water.

    Tom Shields shares his Water Instinct

  • CBC Sports reporter Jacqueline Doorey finds out about London 2012 bronze medallist Richard Weinberger’s nickname and the hidden talent the marathon swimmer has that some people just don’t understand.

    Swimmer Richard Weinberger with Jacqueline Doorey | CBC Sports