Swimming’s Debut Makes a Splash with Records and Medals The Tokyo Aquatic Center came alive today as swimming officially kicked off. The U.S. wasted no time lighting up the pool. Carli Cronk began the party in the morning in her heat by breaking the Deaflympics record in the 100m butterfly with a time of 1:01.35.  As the sun set over Tokyo, Carli struck again, breaking the 400m freestyle World Record with a blazing 59.13, breaking the 1-minute barrier. This marks the 13th Dea

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK (July 13, 2025) – The USA Deaf Sports Federation (USADSF) is delighted to congratulate Dr. Caroline M. Solomon, dean...

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA — Carli Cronk, who broke the Deaflympic mark for most gold medals in a single Deaflympic Games when she swept her...

Final medal table, 6th World Deaf Swimming Championships BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA — Team USA topped the medal chart at the end of the 6th...

LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND—The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) yesterday announced that 17-year old American swimmer...

Feature by Mallory Cage COLUMBIA, South Carolina — Eight years ago, Bill Snape had what he calls a midlife crisis, others may call it...

MARCUS TITUS from Phoenix AZ is a co-winner of the 2011 Zorn Award. Marcus is a member of Tucson Ford Aquatics where his current coach is...

Coimbra, Portugal – The underdog United States National Deaf Swim Team put together a remarkable week’s worth of records and best times...

By Vitaliy Yusufov USADSF Intern SIOUX FALLS, SD, August 15, 2011—The United States had its best showing ever in a swimming world...

Titus has earned eight medals in 2011 World Deaf Swimming Championships SIOUX FALLS, SD, August 12, 2011 -- Marcus Titus of the United...

By Nate Engel USADSF Staff Writer USA’s Deaf Swimming teams are ready to dive into the water and make strides toward gold medals at the...

By Nate EngelUSADSF Writer Everyday, you see people who might appear ordinary, but each has a story to tell. Gallaudet University has a...