South Carolina Hires Jason Calanog As Men's Associate Head Coach
Calanog and Poppell (right side of the picture) both spent time at The Bolles School earlier in their coaching careers.
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Calanog and Poppell (right side of the picture) both spent time at The Bolles School earlier in their coaching careers.
Decision time nears for Westside D-line prospect Jordan Hall, plus big achievements for Bolles swimmers in First Coast Varsity Weekly.
Jamaican swimmer Sabrina Lyn got her long course season underway at the 2022 Speedo Sectionals in Orlando with a new personal best in the women’s 50-metre butterfly on the opening night of action on Thursday. Competing for the world-renowned Bol
Poppell Named Gamecock Head Menâs and Womenâs S&D Coach Poppell comes to South Carolina from the University of Florida, where he was the head women's swimming and diving coach during the last three seasons. (Source: South Carolina Athletics) By Michael DeBates | April 9, 2021 at 5:09 PM EDT - Updated April 9 at 5:09 PM COLUMBIA, S.C. - Jeff Poppell has been named the University of South Carolina head menâs and womenâs swimming and diving coach, pending approval of the UofSC Board of Trustees, Gamecock Athletics Director Ray Tanner announced today. Poppell comes to S...
Four-time Jamaican Olympian Alia Atkinson. Four-time Jamaican Olympian Alia Atkinson, who trains with South Florida Aquatic Club, dominated the split-site Southern Sectional Championships with four gold medals. The meet was contested at two sites - Coral Springs and Sarasota - from February 11-14. Results were combined for overall rankings and team scoring. Site One, located in Sarasota, Florida, had the better performances in the distance events, while Site Two, in Coral Springs, led the way in the sprint races. On Friday, Atkinson showed that she is rounding back into Olympic form in the ...