How Swimming Is Helping Olivia Hallisey Save the World From Ebola
By Jeff Commings, Swimming World Senior Writer It’s quite possible that the name Olivia Hallisey will roll off the tongue as easily as Marie Curie in a few years. That
Coaches Clipboard Presents: Mindful Breathing
Welcome to this week’s installment of the Coaches Clipboard! Swimming World will be bringing you a drill, concept, or tip that you can implement with your team on a regular
2015 FINA World Cup To Conclude In Dubai With Exciting Matchups (Psych Sheets)
This year’s FINA World Cup has featured many athletes putting up superior swims as they get in more racing experience before the 2016 Olympics. The final meet in the series
California Men Show Depth Against Stanford In Triple-Distance Dual Meet
The men of California and Stanford met for their annual Triple-Distance dual meet, where athletes raced in one stroke across three distances. The Golden Bears claimed the top swimmers in
Are Our Open Water Athletes At Risk In Rio?
At Risk In Rio? With less than a year away from the 2016 Olympics, there is still concern for the safety of athletes who will be competing in the waters
Georgia’s Matias Koski Wins 50 Free, 1000 Free In Mid-Week Duel With Georgia Tech
The University of Georgia’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams hosted Georgia Tech for a midweek dual meet, where some of Georgia’s top swimmers raced in different events. Georgia
Virginia Women Vault To Top Spot On CSCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Poll
Led by a pair of wins over Michigan and Penn State, the University of Virginia women’s swimming & diving team moved up three places to take the top spot in
Thank you, Swimming: The Best Sport Out There
by Mariana de Paula, Swimming World College Intern To the best thing I’ve ever done, This November, I am thankful for everything I had the opportunity to learn in life.
Open Water Pioneer Greta Andersen To Receive ISHOF Lifetime Achievement Award
This weekend’s ceremony to induct four athletes into the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame will also include a special moment to recognize the pioneering efforts of Greta Andersen with
Natalie Coughlin: The Perfect Swimming Idol
By Grace Hoffmann, Swimming World College Intern When asked who my favorite swimmer was when I was little, with no hesitation, I would answer Natalie Coughlin. She’s strong. She’s powerful.