Great Races in History: When Jon Sieben Shot Down The Albatross For Olympic Gold As part of our dedication to the history of the sport and iconic moments, Swimming World
Sharron Davies To Co-Author Book With Craig Lord On the Fight For Women’s Sports Former British star and 1980 Olympic medalist Sharron Davies, a longtime advocate for women in sports,
Eight of the biggest stars of swimming have committed to participate in all stops of the FINA Swimming World Cup that begins next month. According to FINA, Thomas Ceccon (ITA),
What’s Next For the International Swimming League? The 2022 international swimming calendar has been extremely busy, and there are still a number of high-level competitions before the year draws to
Texas Takeoff: Star-Studded Longhorn Men Begin Season With Elite… Intrasquad Meet? Your average intrasquad meet does not make headlines across the swimming world — but the University of Texas men’s
International Swimming Hall of Fame Class of 2022 member Carol Zaleski has retired from swimming after 45 years in the sport. Zaleski began her career as a volunteer and worked
USA Swimming and President and CEO Tim Hinchey released its annual State of the Sport report for 2022 on Wednesday. “I am humbled by the resilience of our athletes, coaches,
NEW COMMIT: The Class of 2024 verbal commitments are continuing to trickle in, with the University of California, Berkeley receiving the latest pledge from Carter Lancaster, one of the top recruits
Olympian Amanda Longan Joins UCLA Water Polo Coaching Staff Amanda Longan, an Olympic gold medalist with the United States, has joined the coaching staff of the UCLA women’s water polo
Long-Time Nebraska Omaha Coach Todd Samland Resigns University of Nebraska Omaha coach Todd Samland announced his resignation Tuesday after 25 years at the helm. Samland’s resignation is effective immediately. Assistant
