World Championships medalist Katie Drabot has announced her retirement from swimming. The Stanford graduate led the Cardinal to three consecutive NCAA Championships and was on three NCAA title relays. She
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Brazil Dominates South American Games with 34 Golds, 58 Medals Brazil dominated the competition at the 2022 South American Games in Asuncion, Paraguay, this week, winning 34 gold medals in
Petition Started to Protest FINA’s Removal of 25km Race from Worlds A petition has stated online in response to FINA’s decision last month to remove the 25-kilometer swim from the
NEW COMMIT: The University of Louisville has received its first verbal commitment on the women’s side from Caroline Larsen of Eden Prairie, Minnesota, for the fall of 2024. Regarding her commitment,
Despite Consistent Excellence, Cal Star Destin Lasco Still Might Be Underappreciated As the collegiate season prepares to heat up with dual-meet competition and, eventually, midseason invitationals, major discussion has surrounded
Steve Jungbluth Fired as University of Florida Associate Head Coach A longtime member of the swim coaching staff at the University of Florida is no longer with the program. Sources
From Retirement to Global Success: Kasia Wasick Has Found Late-Career Surge Believe in yourself. That’s the lesson Polish swimmer Kasia Wasick learned after retiring from swimming six years ago because
Try This Training Set: Aerobic Work For Sprinters From the archive, Swimming World brings readers a look at an aerobic training set for sprinters. This week’s set is a short
By Taylor Padington (From the Archive) Why is it that swimmers think that swimming is the only sport they can do? I have heard this phrase time and time again:
