The 2022 year was a spectacular year for swimming. World records were broken, championships were won and rivalries continued. Heartbreak also happened as the sport continued to run through the
South Africa’s Lara van Niekerk Named Swimming World Female African Swimmer of the Year A year ago, South Africa’s Lara van Niekerk watched as compatriot Tatjana Schoenmaker became an Olympic
World-Renowned Coach James Gibson Visits Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast Although we are nearing the end of 2022, the Inside with Brett Hawke Podcast is not easing to the finish.
Female Relay Of the Year: Australian Women Broke Barrier in 800 Freestyle Relay Just a year earlier, at the COVID-delayed Olympic Games in Tokyo, Australia entered the women’s 800-meter freestyle
The Top 10 Performances of 2022: David Popovici Knocks Off 13-Year-Old World Record A packed calendar of long course international racing in 2022 provided plenty of opportunities for the world’s
By Isabelle Robuck, Swimming World College Intern. Swimming is one of the most important parts of college students’ lives – at least those who choose to continue their careers. Practices,
Passages: John Spannuth, Key Figure in Masters Swimming, Age 89 John Spannuth, a long-time swimming administrator and a key figure in the creation of U.S. Masters Swimming, died on Dec.
Update to Olympic Relay Qualification: Times From 2023 and 2024 Worlds Will Count for Paris World Aquatics has updated the qualification procedures for swimming at the 2024 Olympic Games, and
Olympians Vini Lanza, Annie Lazor Announce Engagement Olympic swimmers Vini Lanza and Annie Lazor announced their engagement on Thursday. Both competed at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 and use the
Duke Names Doak Finch Interim Swimming Coach Doak Finch has been named the interim swimming and diving coach at Duke University, replacing the late Dan Colella. Finch will oversee the
