Olympians Honored by President Biden at White House
Nearly 600 U.S. Olympians and Paralympians were honored at the White House by President Joe Biden on Wednesday. Katie Ledecky, Natalie Hinds, Allison Schmitt, Lilly King, Michael Andrew and several
Franke Bell, Harvey Humphries, Chuck Warner, Announced as 2022 Inductees into the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) Hall of Fame
The American Swimming Coaches Association announced today the following outstanding coaches will make up the 2022 class of inductees into the ASCA Hall of Fame. Former Head Coach at Johnston
A Familiar Home: Why Olympic Trials Returning to Indy Is a Perfect Fit
With the World Championships Trials recently concluded, it’s never too early to start thinking about the next Olympics Trials, scheduled just two short years away. On March 29, USA Swimming
Swimming World Magazine (May): A Celebration Of Cal’s Latest NCAA Title; The Upside of Leon Marchand
In the May issue of Swimming World Magazine, Cal’s latest NCAA title is celebrated, along with the dazzling talent of Arizona State freshman Leon Marchand. Get Swimming World Magazine and Swimming World Biweekly FREE
Tokyo Olympian Jacob Whittle Among 42-Strong British Swimming Squad For European Junior Champs
Tokyo Olympian Jacob Whittle is among 42 athletes selected by British Swimming for July’s European Junior Championships in Bucharest, Romania. Whittle came away from the European Championships in Budapest last
Indiana 500 Free State Runner-Up Erin Cummins Sends 2023 Verbal to Kentucky
NEW COMMIT: The University of Kentucky has a new addition for its Class of 2027, receiving a verbal commitment from Junior National qualifier Erin Cummins of Carmel, Indiana. She will join Lily DeLong, Marie Belli, Lillie
Louisville Cardinals Add Breaststroker Cecilia Viberg of Sweden to Class of 2026
NEW COMMIT: Breaststroker Cecilia Viberg of Lidingö, Sweden has announced her intention to attend the University of Louisville beginning in the fall of 2022. She will join Julia Dennis, Ella Welch, Paige Kuwata, and Jordan Durocher
Katie Ledecky Not Swimming 200 Freestyle at World Championships
Katie Ledecky Not Swimming 200 Freestyle at World Championships At last week’s U.S. International Team Trials in Greensboro, N.C., Katie Ledecky posted four dominant victories. She swam her fastest time in
The Importance of Strength Training in Swimming
The Importance of Strength Training in Swimming By Taylor Byers Strength training comes in all sorts of variations depending on the age and level of the swimmers. For beginners, swimmers
CSCAA Honors Sam Kendricks, Dan Ross, Terry Ganley, Nic Askew, Sage Hopkins and Victoria Gmelich
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has revealed some of its yearly awards, which span several categories throughout the sport. The CSCAA Richard E. Steadman Award