Featured Camp: Bolles School Swim Camp
Turn on the Jets at Bolles Swim Camps Under the direction of Jon Sakovich, swim coach of the Bolles School swim team, the Bolles School Swim Camps are developmental camps designed
Chad le Clos, Bronte Campbell Among Meet Record Breakers on Day Five of 2018 Commonwealth Games
South Africa’s Chad le Clos and Australia’s Bronte Campbell headline the fifth finals session of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Le Clos was able to post a meet record in the
Chad le Clos Throws Down 50.65 100 Fly to Conclude Day Five Finals of 2018 Commonwealth Games
In a relatively off day at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, South Africa’s Chad le Clos gave spectators a show by closing off the fifth finals session with a swift 50.65 in
Campbell Sisters Go 1-2 in 100 Free, Bronte Campbell Earns Record
The Australian sprinter sisters were back at it again, this time, making waves in the 100 free final. Bronte Campbell (52.27) and Cate Campbell (52.69) earned gold and silver, respectively
Alys Thomas Earns Gold and Games Record in 200 Fly
The women’s 200 butterfly final saw Welsh swimmer Alys Thomas win a gold and break a Commonwealth Games record with her time of 2:05.45. Aussie duo of Laura Taylor (2:07.39)
South Africa’s Tatjana Schoenmaker Earns Gold in 100 Breast
South Africa’s go-to breaststroker Tatjana Schoenmaker earned gold with the only sub-1:07 time of the field, a 1:06.41. Canada’s Kierra Smith touched second in a time of 1:07.05 while Australia’s Georgia
Cameron Van Der Burgh Beats Adam Peaty in 50 Breast
In today’s 50 breast final at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, we saw a shocking turn of events when South Africa’s Cameron Van Der Burgh was able to get in front
Swimming World Presents “Moms at Meets: Colette Anderson”
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England’s Ben Proud Nabs Commonwealth Games Record in 50 Free Semi-final
In the second semi-final of the men’s 50 free we saw a Commonwealth Games record from England’s Benjamin Proud who swam a time 21.30, which earned him the top seed
Australian Women Pull Off Sweep in 800 Free
The Australian distance women continued the momentum started by their male teammates by posting a 1-2-3 finish in the 800 free final. Australia’s Ariarne Titmus touched first in a 8:20.02