The Carlile Cup is State of Swimming's Lifetime Achievement Award, which from this year we will extend to more than one recipient to reflect the key realms Forbes & Ursula Carlile were passionate about: coaching; athletes; lifetime learning; and governance. First up, a great pupil of theirs
National Swimming Federation takes a big step in meaningful reform as it acknowledges that one of Britain's leading clubs was stripped of affiliation after governors acted on allegations that would prove to be false. Campaigners thanked for their contribution to improving governance
In Part 4 of our series looking at what's retarding swimming's growth, we consider the athlete voice and ask if Reform Project Assimilation has pressed mute six years on from the lessons learned from the International Swimming League
The Americas topped the count of prizes in the pool and overall, Oceania in open water... and In all three women's categories below, Oceania, courtesy of Australia alone, was the runaway winner of the punch-above-weight trophy for yet another year
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is seeking to expose whistleblowers who leaked information about suspected doping cases in China to the German public broadcaster ARD, says the doping unit behind the story as human rights groups slam WADA's "Operation Puncture"
On the cusp of the SOS Awards for 2025, we take a moment to look ahead to what is set to be one of the most significant developments in Olympic sport next year
