Swimming Australia Announces 2015 World Championships Roster
Led by three defending World Champions and a host of the world’s best swimmers, a team of 38 athletes for Swimming Australia are set to contest the 2015 FINA World
Kanako Watanabe Downs Japanese Record, Ippei Watanabe Lowers World Junior Mark
Kanako Watanabe had the highlight swim of an incredibly fast night at the Japan Swim 2015. Watanabe moved to the top of the world rankings in the women’s 200-meter IM
Mack Horton Cracks Grant Hackett’s Aussie All Comers Record in 1500 Free
Mack Horton continued his ascendance to the top of the Australian distance freestyle ranks as he cracked Grant Hackett’s Aussie All Comers record in the men’s 1500-meter free. Horton demolished
Travis Mahoney Leads Way in 400 IM On Final Day of Prelims
On the final morning of the 2015 Hancock Prospecting Australian Swimming Championships, Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific Championship representative Travis Mahoney clocked the fastest time for the men’s 400m individual
USA Water Polo Annual Award Winners Announced
HUNTINGTON BEACH – USA Water Polo is proud to announce the winners of the 2015 USAWP Annual Awards, honoring excellence in 2014. As established in 2010, the annual awards have
NAIA Waves Farewell to Oklahoma Baptist University
By Lileana Pearson, College Swimming World Intern This was Oklahoma Baptist University’s last season with the NAIA. Head coach at OBU, Dr. Sam Freas, is grateful for his time in the
Pan Pacific Championships Gold Medalist Bruno Fratus Signs With Arena
Arena, global brand of water instinct, has signed a sponsorship deal with 25-year-old Brazilian swimmer Bruno Fratus. An out-and-out freestyle sprinter, Fratus is the current Pan Pacific 50 freestyle champion
3 Swim Jobs Available On Team TYR
Are you looking to start a career in the swimming apparel industry? It’s a fast-growing market, and you can be a part of the excitement with Team TYR. The company
Anna Macht: A Legend Who Shaped UWF Swimming
By Rachel Ewart, Swimming World College Intern University of West Florida’s Anna Macht completed her senior year as one of the most accomplished swimmers the university has seen. Not only
How Will NCAA Champions Fare In Transition To Long Course?
Commentary by Jeff Commings Vacation is over. The 18 individual-event winners at the recent women’s and men’s NCAA swimming championships are back in the water, ready to prove that their