Aquatics News
Legendary Olympian Phelps "finds the passion again" in time for London 2012
By Tom Degun at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas
May 14 - Michael Phelps, the man widely considered the greatest swimmer of all time, has revealed he has rediscovered his passion for the sport ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games having become disillusioned following his phenomenal success at Beijing 2008. Add new comment
Canada targets triple medal haul in diving pool at London 2012
By David Gold
May 9 - Canada is aiming to beat its Beijing 2008 haul and to win three diving medals at this summer's Olympic Games in London.Britain's men handed "tough"challenge following London 2012 water polo draws
By David Gold
May 7 - The draws for the Olympic water polo tournaments have been made with reigning men's champions Hungary pitted against the United States, which it beat in the Beijing 2008 final, and hosts Great Britain.Swimmer Alexander Dale Oen, Norway's Olympic gold-medal favourite, dies aged 26
By Tom Degun
May 1 - Norwegian swimming star Alexander Dale Oen, the favourite to win gold in the 100 metres breaststroke at the London 2012 Olympics, has died at a training camp in the United States at the age of only 26.More Articles...
- Diver Daley fires warning to rivals with World Series victory
- Australian swimming legend Murray Rose dies aged 73
- Greece, Montenegro, Romania and Spain earn London 2012 men's water polo slots
- UK Anti-Doping to share blood information on athletes with international swimming body
- Doha awarded 2014 World Short Course Swimming Championships
- British swim star signs with three60 Sports Management ahead of London 2012
- Local children take to the waters of the Olympic Aquatics Centre ahead of London 2012
- French swimming star Laure Manaudou and brother Florent qualify for London 2012
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
