Braden Keith
Managing Editor and Co-Founder at SwimSwam
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swimswam.com | Braden Keith
“I have decided to retire from competitive swimming. It is almost impossible to put into words what this sport has meant to me. Swimming shaped my life in ways I could never have imagined. I am deeply grateful for the opportunities it gave me, travelling the world, living in Austria to Germany to the US and the UK, and building lifelong friendships with truly special people across the globe.
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swimswam.com | Braden Keith
The last few weeks of college swimming has been littered with disappointment. Hundreds of student-athletes have been cut from their D1 rosters and been faced with the choice of leaving the elite ranks of the competitive sport or uprooting their lives and social networks and relocating to a different school.
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swimswam.com | Braden Keith
Union Commonwealth University in Barbourville, Kentucky has cut its men’s and women’s swimming program, students were informed last weekend. The school has not made any official announcements and has declined to respond to multiple requests for comment. The school was formerly known as Union College, but is currently undergoing a rebrand to Union Commonwealth University.
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swimswam.com | Braden Keith
American Olympic swimmer Jay Litherland is moving to Japan to pursue a career in music while keeping his options open for swimming. Litherland, 29, is one of the three Litherland triplets who all swam collegiately at the University of Georgia. Triple citizens of the US, Japan, and New Zealand, Jay made the biggest splash internationally, winning a silver medal in the 400 IM at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and the 2019 World Championships.
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en.pressbee.net | Braden Keith
By Braden Keith on SwimSwam American Olympic swimmer Jay Litherland is moving to Japan to pursue a career in music while keeping his options open for swimming. Litherland, 29, is one of the three Litherland triplets who all swam collegiately at the University of Georgia. Triple citizens of the US, Japan, and New Zealand, Jay made the biggest splash internationally, winning a silver medal in the 400 IM at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and the 2019 World Championships.
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I'm going to take this as a sign of support because summer league remains undefeated as the absolute best version of swimming.
Michael Phelps On Stroke 50s In Olympics: “Makes me feel like this is summer league🤷🏻♂️” https://t.co/IOxoUhdXWW🤷🏻♂️/?utm_campaign=twitter&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitter
Even golf has figured out how to be cool and fun.
Poppy McIlroy converts the lengthy putt on No. 9! #themasters https://t.co/6Vfkfxm3v7
Okay so there's a lot of focus on how the 50 will impact the big country - US roster limits, extending careers, etc. etc. But I think what's being missed is how it's going to impact Universality. In a country with limited resources/time for training, the ability to train just
