Laura Rosado is a journalist who specializes in covering swimming and aquatic sports. She writes for SwimSwam and her work has also appeared in DXT. Laura's articles focus on highlighting the achievements, commitments, and performances of swimmers at various levels, from high school champions to collegiate athletes.
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By: Laura Rosado
With the Paris Olympics over, the U.S. now holds 607 Olympic swimming medals across the history of the games, 265 of which are gold.
Goodell won double gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. In this article, we take a look at the ups and downs of his training before and after the Games. Archive photo via Bruce H. Cox, Los Angeles Times, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Tobe Obochi and Alex Turvey (Pomona-Pitzer) have six NCAA titles between them and will help bolster the Engineers’ relays. Archive photo via MIT Athletics
The time standards set varying marks for swimmers of every age group, ranging from B to AAAA based on relative speed within the age group.
By: Laura Rosado
Guiliano is not thought to have participated in the gambling that led to ND's suspension, which was announced just days after the end of the Paris Olympics.
Female swimmers and divers are expected to earn three times as much as their male counterparts through name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals, according to an article published by the New York Times.
By: Laura Rosado
Marchand completed the IM sweep once again, defeating world record holder Daiya Seto in his only World Cup appearance this year.
The Buckeyes posted the fastest times in 31 of 32 events, though they began to designate their athletes as exhibition near the end of the meet. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
Harvard swept the men’s meet, while MIT posted the top D3 times across six events led by a strong sprint core.
North Carolina will be the most represented LSC with 11 invited athletes. Irvine Novaquatics and Long Island Aquatic Club are tied with four athletes each. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
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