The Year That Was: Recapping the Top Five Stories of 2017
In this special edition of The Week That Was, we take a look back at the five biggest stories to come out of the year 2017. This includes historic performances,
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In this special edition of The Week That Was, we take a look back at the five biggest stories to come out of the year 2017. This includes historic performances,
It’s been another amazing year of aquatics competition, including an exciting trip to Budapest for the World Championships, and Swimming World had our readers covered every step of the way. During
Commentary by Norah Hunt, Swimming World College Intern. While almost everyone loves the holidays, for swimmers there is a certain amount of dread that inevitably manifests itself this time of
This past year showered the swimming community with a wealth of excitement as the swimming community celebrated boundaries being broken across several major national and international meets, including the 2017
NEW COMMIT: Jake Haines has given his verbal commitment to swim for New York University beginning in the 2018-2019 season. He’ll be a student at the Stern School of Business. The
The staff at Swimming World would like to extend a huge “Thank You!” to all of the photographers who contributed photos to Swimming World Magazine in 2017. Relive some of the highlights
Swedish National Record Holder Victor Johansson verbally committed to swim at the University of Southern California on Saturday. Johansson will join the class of 2022 as one of the top international signees
The swimming trends of 2017 may have been a bit more subdued than in previous years, but excitement was still found in all corners of the sport. An underwater swimming
China’s Sun Yang was named as the best male athlete of 2017 on the China Top Ten Benefitting Laureus Sport for Good award ceremony on Wednesday. This is Sun’s second China Laureus
A nineteen-strong aquatics team will represent New Zealand at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, announced today at the Sir Owen G. Glenn National Aquatic Centre by the New Zealand