Now that the 2025 Swimming World Championships are all wrapped up let’s count down my top ten favorite races from the meet.
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3-Year-Old Boy Drowns on His Birthday at Northeast Side Apartment Pool | News 4 San Antonio
A family gathering at a San Antonio apartment complex ended in tragedy Wednesday night when a 3-year-old boy drowned in a swimming pool, according to authorities.
Just before 9:30 p.m., police were called to the complex near Nacogdoches Road and Judson Road on the Northeast Side. Emergency responders arrived to find the child unresponsive.
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AI Could Help Keep Swimmers Safe at Pools Across the Country | KHOU 11
Some pools around the country are using artificial intelligence to monitor swimmers and improve safety.
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NJ Officials Warn Swimmers of Riptides | FOX 5 New York
Officials in New Jersey are warning swimmers to be cautious of dangerous rip currents. FOX 5 NY’s Antwan Lewis reports on the latest water conditions from Belmar, New Jersey.
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Permits Approved for Chicago River Swim | CBS Chicago
Next month, 500 swimmers will take off on a one- or two-mile swim in open water for the Chicago River Swim. Sara Machi reports.
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Sylvan Beach Officials Warning the Public to Avoid Swimming in Parts of the Lake Due to Algal Blooms | NewsChannel 9 WSYR Syracuse
Sylvan Beach officials warning the public to avoid swimming in parts of the lake due to algal blooms.
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Michael Phelps & Rowdy Gaines Called Out USA Swimming, but Are They Right? | Kyle Sockwell
Michael Phelps, Rowdy Gaines, and Ryan Lochte (sort of) recently called out USA Swimming during the World Championships. While it may have initially seemed like the criticism was aimed at the athletes, it’s clear now that wasn’t the case.
With USA Swimming still without a permanent CEO after more than 340 days, the community’s patience is understandably wearing thin. In this video, I share my thoughts on the callout and what I believe we should be focusing on as we head into the LA 2028 Olympic cycle.
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This May Be the Greatest Race in Swimming History | The Swim Scribe
Kate Ledecky, Summer McIntosh and Lani Pallister all BATTLED through 8 minutes of racing in the women’s 800 free, it was a RIDICULOUSLY fast race with some world class race strategy
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How to Swim Fast With the Best Swimmers in the World | Cody Miller