USA Swimming Foundation Provided Important Learn-to-Swim Funding and National Team Support in 2022 For almost 20 years, the USA Swimming Foundation has raised money in support of teaching children around
The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (NISCA) has released updated Power Point times for the 2023-24 school year. The Power Point table was last updated in 2014. Power Points can
After 22 incredible seasons, Wingate University head swimming coach Kirk Sanocki has announced he is stepping down, leaving Wingate at the end of August. Sanocki has coached the women’s team for 22
Name That Swimmer! Upcoming Hall of Fame Inductee the Answer to Most Recent Challenge Last week’s edition of Name That Swimmer! challenged our readership to sort through the information below
American Women’s Backstroke Remains an All-Time Strength Over the weekend at the European U23 Championships, Cal swimmer Isabelle Stadden shined in the backstroke races, claiming first place in the 100 and
Poll of the Week: What is the Hardest Event in Swimming (Vote Here) On the deck or on the team van, the question of which is the hardest event in
5 Ways to Generate Motivation and Promote a Positive Personal Environment Swimming is a sport with a long season, which can lead to challenging moments. It is important to not
10 Thoughts You Have While Swimming the 1500/1650 Freestyle By Jake Renie, Swimming World College Intern Whether you swim the mile in a club meet or at the Olympic Trials,
Why Do We Swim? By Zach Breeding, Swimming World College Intern. “Why do humans do anything?” is a really big question. Some questions like this have biological answers such as:
Black Swimming Association Calls For Urgent Water Safety Education With Black Children Seven Times More Likely To Drown Than White Children A near-drowning experience on holiday underlined to Black Swimming
