ASCA Announces Six Finalists for 2022 George Haines Coach of the Year The American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) has named six finalists for its 2022 George Haines Coach of the
World Triathlon Adopts Policy That Will Allow Transgender Athletes in Women’s Competition World Triathlon, the global governing body of the sport, announced its transgender policy on Wednesday. The decision by
NEW COMMIT: U.S. Open qualifier Cade Duncan of Spring, Texas has verbally committed to Northwestern University and will arrive on campus in the fall of 2023. His older brother, Caleb Duncan, is a senior
European Championships – Day 1 Prelims: Nicolo Martinenghi & Arno Kamminga Prepare For Battle; Simona Quadarella Goes 8:23 In 800 Heat The first day of the European Championships got under
On This Date: When Michael Phelps Blasted the 400 IM World Record and Launched the Great Eight Throughout his career, Michael Phelps flourished over a range of strokes and distances.
With School Facing Court Order, Michigan State Group Calls For Reinstatement of Swim Programs The Battle to Save Michigan State Swim & Dive has responded to a district court judge,
Gutter Talk: The World’s Elite Reflect On Their World Championships Experience In the latest edition of Gutter Talk, the monthly feature in Swimming World Magazine, some of the best athletes
A Look At the Most-Decorated Swimming Medalists On the International Stage; Katinka Hosszu Chasing 100 Heading into the European Championships in Rome, Hungarian star Katinka Hosszu sits just four medals
Q&A With MIT Coach Meghan Sisson French As the fifth female head swim and dive coach since 1997, Meghan Sisson French is continuing MIT’s winning aquatic tradition. • Springfield College
Adam Peaty Will Not Go To Doha Worlds In 2024; Tom Dean – Not A Good Call From FINA Adam Peaty won’t be going to the 2024 World Championships in
