Bronte Barratt on 2032 Games Committee; Sjostrom Resilience Award; Darian Townsend Coach of Phoenix Swim Club; Reflecting on The Games; Dressel Swims 100 IM

Beijing Gold Medallist Bronte Barratt Named On The 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games Organising Committee

Triple Olympic swimmer and Beijing gold medallist, Bronte Barratt has been elected as the athlete’s voice on the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games Organising Committee, the Australian Olympic Committee announced today.

Sarah Sjostrom Receives Olympic Resilience Award After Comeback to Win Silver

In early February, Sarah Sjostrom’s preparation for her fourth Olympic Games was derailed when she slipped on ice and fractured her elbow. She immediately underwent surgery and had screws and a metal plate inserted, but Sjostrom was expected to be out of the pool for months as she tried to make a full recovery. Once she returned to the pool, Sjostrom had mere months to go before the Tokyo Games.

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Darian Townsend, Olympic Champion, Tabbed As Head Coach Of Phoenix Swim Club

The Phoenix Swim Club (PSC), which has a rich history in the sport, is turning to an Olympic champion as its next coach. Effective October 4, Darian Townsend will assume the head-coaching role for the club. Townsend has been the head coach and president of the Westside Silver Fins since 2017.

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As Sun Sets On Summer, Honoring the Heat Of An Extraordinary Olympic Games

It was all supposed to go down last summer, Tokyo the centerpiece of the sporting world. Champions crowned. Iconic performances recorded. Moments of redemption. Upsets. Tears of elation. Tears of heartache. There would be a little bit of everything, and something for all.

Caeleb Dressel Shows Brilliance and Humanity in 200 IM Cameo Against Daiya Seto

For the first time this ISL season and for the first time ever on the international level, Caeleb Dressel stepped outside of his normal forte of sprinting: freestyle, butterfly and for short course, the 100 IM. He chose to skip the 50 freestyle, in which he undoubtedly would have won easily, to race the 200 IM.

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