Unheralded as a Multi-Event Star: How Thomas Ceccon Ranks Among the Sport’s Most Versatile Swimmers As the reigning Olympic champion and world-record holder, Thomas Ceccon is best known for his
11 Things Your Swimming Coach Is Always Yelling By Allison Peters, Swimming World College Intern We all know what it is like to have your swimming coaches yelling at the
Throwback Thursday: When Ian Crocker Dazzled in 100 Butterfly in Montreal In this Throwback Thursday, we celebrate the day in which Ian Crocker clocked 50.40 in the 100 meter butterfly.
The Longest-Lasting World Records in Each Event (Men’s Edition) What are the longest-standing world records in each event? Swimming World analyzed the sport’s world-record progressions to present that data, which
Kevin Ring Guiding USA Swimming Into New Era With LA Olympics on the Horizon A protracted search led USA Swimming to hiring Kevin Ring as the organization’s new Chief Executive
Ross Stevens Planning to Pay $200,000 to each U.S. Olympian and Paralympian Billionaire financier Ross Stevens has committed to paying awards of $200,000 to each Olympic and Paralympic athlete, beginning
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced the Men’s and Women’s Swimming Athletes of the Week. A pair of West Chester swimmers earned the honors this week, with Lenya Ryan
Olympian Jordan Raney Joins Harvard Women’s Water Polo Staff Harvard’s women’s water polo team hired U.S. Olympian Jordan Raney as an assistant coach on Tuesday. Raney joins the staff of
Ryder Dodd, Robert Lopez-Duart, Mihailo Vukazic Named Cutino Award Finalists UCLA’s Ryder Dodd and the USC duo of Robert Lopez-Duart and Mihailo Vukazic were named finalists Tuesday for the Cutino
In the 13th set of weekly honors for the 2025-26 Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming & Diving season, NC State’s Max Carlsen was named the ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Week,
