The Week That Was, Sponsored by Suitmate The Week That Was featured 2023 USA Swimming schedule, plus this week’s swimming criticism and controversy. The Week That Was #1: USA Swimming
What Other World Records (LCM) Could Fall in 2022? We have seen four individual world records broken so far this year. Two of those performances came at the Australian Championships
Official Dates Announced for 2028 Olympic Games In Los Angeles International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti appeared together in the Southern California city
Bidding Final Farewell to Coach is One of Most Difficult Aspects of Swimming and Life Jamie Kolar was a former intern with Swimming World and continues as a regular contributor
FINA Confirm Doha 2024 Will Be Olympic Relay Qualification Meet; Only Top Three To Book Slots In Fukuoka FINA have confirmed only the top-three finishers in each relay event will
Tatjana Schoenmaker Ready For Return to International Action at Commonwealth Games After opting to bypass the World Championships and focus on the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, South African Tatjana
Consortium on Female Sport Demand NCAA and Penn Withdraw Name of Lia Thomas For NCAA Woman of the Year Award The Consortium on Female Sport, which is an international campaign
Max McHugh Swims 27.7 50 Breast, 1:01.6 100 Breast at Minneapolis Sectionals The top sprint breaststroker in college swimming over the past few years has been Minnesota’s Max McHugh, and
How Sports Psychology Can Help Athletes Through Difficult Times Michael Jordan, Russell Wilson, and Tom Brady. Three well-known names in professional sports have all utilized sports psychologists. It is no
Through Jim Thorpe Decision, IOC Has Opened Door to Right Wrongs of East German Doping So, the door is ajar? Is that what the International Olympic Committee has suggested? Seems
