Swimming
0.11 Seconds, a 25-Metre Pool, and the Ledger Nobody in Dhaka Is Closing
The 29.50 Ledger: Tatjana Smith's Comeback and the Empty Market of a Brand-New Olympic Event
The 0.11-Second Trap: What Did Not Add Up in Tatjana Smith's 1:04.00
1:49.54 in September: Miranda Grana's Swim Is a Timing Story, Not a Technique Story
Curzan and Heilman: CSL Match 2 MVPs and the Ledger of a Swimming Pipeline
Curzan and Heilman: CSL Match 2 MVPs and the Ledger of a Swimming PipelineThe splits from the final relay were still burning on the bottom row of the...
Seven Golds, One Unratified World Record, and an Empty Cell in the Ledger: How I Read Asian Games SwimmingI do not start with the clock column. When the Asian Games swimming results...
0.11 Seconds, a 25-Metre Pool, and the Ledger Nobody in Dhaka Is ClosingHalf past midnight on a Rajshahi rooftop. Laptop glow, cold tea, and a notebo...
ISHOF Class of 2027: 12 Legends, 11 Countries, 6 Disciplines — A Ledger of RecognitionWhen I hear the name Svetlana Romashina, the first number that comes to mind ...
The 29.50 Ledger: Tatjana Smith's Comeback and the Empty Market of a Brand-New Olympic EventSeptember 25, 2026. One number walked into my ledger that day: 29.50. Tatjana...
The 0.11-Second Trap: What Did Not Add Up in Tatjana Smith's 1:04.00I placed two numbers side by side on the desk. The first, 1:03.89 — the South...
The Format-Bound World of 52.11 Seconds: What Gorbenko's 'All-Time #3' Actually Proves52.11 seconds. Four 25-yard lengths, three turns, four stroke transitions — f...
1:49.54 in September: Miranda Grana's Swim Is a Timing Story, Not a Technique StorySeptember's first race at the Westmont pool. The College Swimming League's...
Farewell to the King of the 1500m: Mike Burton Leaves a Legacy Beyond the StopwatchI took the beat nobody wanted: swimming journalism. In 2026, as a stringer fr...
The Three Numbers Nobody Reads Behind 3:10.60: Pan Zhanle's Anchor, Zhang Zhanshuo's Twenty Minutes, and Asia's Compressed GapThe splits were still on screen when the arithmetic settled in my head. 48.43...
Seven Golds, One Unratified World Record, and an Empty Cell in the Ledger: How I Read Asian Games SwimmingI do not start with the clock column. When the Asian Games swimming results...
0.11 Seconds, a 25-Metre Pool, and the Ledger Nobody in Dhaka Is ClosingHalf past midnight on a Rajshahi rooftop. Laptop glow, cold tea, and a notebo...
ISHOF Class of 2027: 12 Legends, 11 Countries, 6 Disciplines — A Ledger of RecognitionWhen I hear the name Svetlana Romashina, the first number that comes to mind ...
The 29.50 Ledger: Tatjana Smith's Comeback and the Empty Market of a Brand-New Olympic EventSeptember 25, 2026. One number walked into my ledger that day: 29.50. Tatjana...
The 0.11-Second Trap: What Did Not Add Up in Tatjana Smith's 1:04.00I placed two numbers side by side on the desk. The first, 1:03.89 — the South...
The Format-Bound World of 52.11 Seconds: What Gorbenko's 'All-Time #3' Actually Proves52.11 seconds. Four 25-yard lengths, three turns, four stroke transitions — f...
1:49.54 in September: Miranda Grana's Swim Is a Timing Story, Not a Technique StorySeptember's first race at the Westmont pool. The College Swimming League's...
Farewell to the King of the 1500m: Mike Burton Leaves a Legacy Beyond the StopwatchI took the beat nobody wanted: swimming journalism. In 2026, as a stringer fr...
The Three Numbers Nobody Reads Behind 3:10.60: Pan Zhanle's Anchor, Zhang Zhanshuo's Twenty Minutes, and Asia's Compressed GapThe splits were still on screen when the arithmetic settled in my head. 48.43...