Remembering a First Glance at Katie Ledecky – Circa 2011
Remembering a First Glance at Katie Ledecky – Circa 2011 Veteran Swimming World contributor Mike Stott penned this piece back at the 2016 United States Olympic Trials. As Katie Ledecky
Remembering a First Glance at Katie Ledecky – Circa 2011 Veteran Swimming World contributor Mike Stott penned this piece back at the 2016 United States Olympic Trials. As Katie Ledecky
World Championships, Day Seven Prelims: Sarah Sjostrom Sizzles in 50 Freestyle; Ruta Meilutyte Bounces Back The seventh day of prelims at the World Championships in Doha was sprint-heavy, with action
5 Signs You Might Be A Swim Nerd (And that’s OK!) By Cathleen Pruden (From the Archive) As I write this article in between stalking results and writing meet recaps,
The USA Women’s National Team claimed gold at the 2024 World Aquatics World Championships with a 8-7 win over Hungary. Rachel Fattal led the scoring with three goals while Maggie
World Championships: China Edges Korea, US, For Gold in 800 Free Relay Day 6 of the 2024 World Championships in Doha concluded with the men’s 4×200 relay, which turned out
World Championships: Hugo Gonzalez Wins 200 Backstroke Gold With Late Surge It came down to a tenth of a second, but by that slim margin, Hugo Gonzalez is a world
World Championships, Day Six Finals: Tes Schouten Pops Dutch Record to Top Kate Douglass in 200 Breaststroke Last summer, the Netherlands’ Tes Schouten produced the biggest performance of her career
The 2024 World Aquatics Championship had four semifinal events on Day 6 from Doha. Swimmers punched their tickets into the finals in the men’s 100 butterfly, women’s 200 backstroke, men’s
World Championships, Day Six Finals: Dong Zhihao Surges Down Final Lap For Gold in 200 Breaststroke Just because world-record holder Qin Haiyang opted to bypass the World Championships in Doha
World Championships: Marrit Steenbergen Lowers Dutch Record, Holds off Haughey in 100 Free The women’s 100 freestyle had plenty of firepower heading into the finals, led by an Olympic medalist