45 min ago | The Honolulu Advertiser
Swimming: U.S. Paralympic swim Jimi Flowers dies in climbing accident
INDIANAPOLIS - U.S. Paralympic swim coach Jimi Flowers died Saturday in a climbing accident in Aspen, Colo., USA Swimming said.
5 hrs ago | Middletown Journal
Franklin swimmer remembered after death in crash
Reverberations from the death of a 17-year-old star high school swimmer were felt from Clearcreek Twp., where he lived, to Washington Twp., where he worked, to Middletown, where he was active in community service.
9 hrs ago | Richmond Times-Dispatch
Body of 16-year-old recovered from James River in Charles City County
The body of a 16-year-old boy who disappeared while swimming in the James River was discovered about 12:15 p.m. today, officials said.
Swimmer Murphy collects third Euro medal
Swimming sensation Grainne Murphy has won her second gold medal and third medal overall of the European Junior Swimming Championships in Prague this evening.
VIDEO: Gold Medalist 'Appalled' At Reports Of Pool Discrimination
Olympic gold medalist swimmer Cullen Jones reacts to reports of discrimination against young swimmers at a pool in a Philadelphia suburb.
Swimmer Still Missing Off Sullivan's Island
What started out as any other relaxing day on Sullivan's Island quickly turned into a beach goers worst nightmare.
Red Cross Promotes Water Safety
The American Red Cross chapter in Chicago wants Illinois residents to exercise caution as they take to area lakes and swimming pools this summer to beat the heat.
Jimmie Johnson loosens up with video and a crack at Michael Phelps
Jimmie Johnson's latest happy hour is taking a spin at comedy. The three-time defending Cup champion is trying to put the breaks on his corporate image with a video spoof on FunnyorDie.com that shows Johnson offering humorous tips on how to succeed in life and on the race track.
Like Hollywood's red carpet, the pool-deck question at swim nationals is, Who are you wearing?
It's suit madness at the U.S. national championships. Swimmers are experimenting with - and sometimes tearing - various models at $500 a pop.
Vancouver's Pierse breaks Canadian record at trials
Annamay Pierse of Vancouver broke her Canadian record in the women's 100-metre breaststroke.
Steacy captures Universiade silver
The legend of Jim Steacy keeps on growing. The hammer thrower from Lethbridge, Alta., became the first Canadian to win an athletics medal at the 2009 Summer Universiade, winning a silver on Wednesday in Belgrade, Serbia.
Oneida County authorities have recovered the body of a young man who disappeared while swimming this week.
Dallas teen dies after dive at Turner Falls
A Turner Falls Park official says a Dallas teenager has died after diving into shallow water.
Phila. camp alleges racism at Montco swim club
A Huntington Valley swim club is facing accusations of racial discrimination after 65 children from a Northeast Philadelphia day camp claim they heard prejudicial remarks by club members and later had their club membership rescinded.
Canadian record for Dickens in prelims at world championship swim trials
Scott Dickens of Vancouver broke a Canadian record to highlight Wednesday morning's preliminaries at the world championship swimming trials.
Kate Gosselin invited to attend Maria Shriver's women's forum
By SAMANTHA YOUNGAssociated Press Writer SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Maria Shriver's annual women's conference has always been an A-list affair, and this year's event is no different.
Scallop diver in rescue drama off dorset coast
ONE of Britain's top scallop divers was dramatically rescued after he vanished while diving off the Dorset coast.
Phelps easily qualifies for 200 free final in Indy
INDIANAPOLIS Michael Phelps has qualified fastest for the 200-meter freestyle in his first event at the U.S. national swimming championships.
Families, business owners team up to keep pools open as cities struggle with budgets
Children play at Kelly Pool after a ceremony marking the start of the city pool season in Philadelphia.
American Olympians win national titles but Hoff finishes sixth
American swimmer Ryan Lochte held off hard-charging Tyler Clary to win the 400-metre individual medley at the U.S. national championships Tuesday night, leading a parade of Olympians who qualified for the world meet later this month.