Rusty Owens Enters Year 60 of Coaching
By Katie Wingert, Swimming World College Intern. For Coach Rusty Owens, age is but a number, and work is a passion that ignites. This summer marks his sixtieth year of
The Week That Was: Lochte Returns To Competition For First Time Since Rio
This week saw Olympian Ryan Lochte return to competition at the U.S. Masters Nationals despite his suspension from the USOC and USA Swimming, Yale combine their men and women’s programs,
MPSF Tournament Central: Catching Up With Stanford Coach John Tanner
LOS ANGELES, CA. When first meeting John Tanner, head coach for Stanford women’s water polo, it’s easy to be taken in by his calm demeanor, clear insights and a comfortable
Outgoing Ohio State Coach Bill Wadley Measures Career by Lives Impacted
By Maddie Strasen, Swimming World College Intern. Retiring Ohio State men’s swimming coach Bill Wadley has accumulated several impressive numbers over 33 years of coaching in the Big Ten. He
USA Swimming Announces 2020 Olympic Trials Will Return to Omaha
USA Swimming has announced that the 2020 Olympic Trials will return to the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Neb., for the fourth time. The facility, typically the home of Creighton University’s
Three World Records Fall at British Para-Swimming International Meet
The British Para-Swimming International Meet 2017 took place at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield, Great Britain from April 27-30. The meet ran a mixed-class format with a Disability
Expanded Coverage and Photos Highlight Swimming World’s May NCAA Issue, Available Now!
Coach Eddie Reese’s Longhorns simply did what they’ve been doing so well for the last three years: dominate the men’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships. The University of