James Sutherland is a Web Producer for SwimSwam, a leading swimming news website. With a focus on covering competitive swimming, James provides articles on breaking records, athlete profiles, and updates on major swimming events. His work has also been featured in Lexology and Tie The Knot Scotland.
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By: James Sutherland
The Academy of the Holy Names girls' team rolled to their third consecutive FHSAA 2A title on Saturday in Ocala, winning two relays along the way.
By: James Sutherland
Gretchen Walsh and Claire Curzan figure to put up multiple NCAA-leading times this weekend as Virginia heads to the Tennessee Invitational.
Jordan Crooks headlines a stacked field headed to the Tennessee Invite in Knoxville. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
Disclaimer: Swim of the Week is not meant to be a conclusive selection of the best overall swim of the week, but rather one Featured Swim to be explored in deeper detail. The Swim of the Week is an opportunity to take a closer look at the context of one of the many fast swims this week, perhaps a swim that slipped through the cracks as others grabbed the headlines, or a race we didn’t get to examine as closely in the flood of weekly meets.
Jordan Crooks headlines the men's 50 free on the first full day of action at the Tennessee Invite in Knoxville.
Nate Germonprez and the Texas Longhorns kick off competition on Wednesday at the Texas Invite in Austin. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
By: James Sutherland
James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam … Read More »
By: James Sutherland
Andrei Minakov was among four Russian swimmers recently granted neutral status by World Aquatics.
By: James Sutherland
In one of her four record-breaking swims at the A3 Performance Invite, Herron won the 200 breast by six seconds and re-broke her school and conference record.
USA Swimming reports an increase of $1.51 million in net assets in 2023, up to $23.09 million relative to the $21.58 million they had at the end of 2022. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
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