Sarah Sjostrom Is Unanimous Choice As European Female Swimmer Of the Year The end of the year belonged to Sarah Sjostrom, the person. Her days were not dictated by training
American Teen Leah Hayes Is Choice As World Newcomer of the Year From a young age, Leah Hayes has been in the spotlight. It’s what happens when an athlete establishes
Belarusian Olympian Aliaksandra Herasimenia Convicted in Absentia Olympic medalist Aliaksandra Herasimenia was sentenced in absentia to 12 years in prison for her dissent against the ruling party of Belarus. Herasimenia
NCAA Men’s Swim of the Year: Leon Marchand Set 200 IM Mark As Leon Marchand adjusted to life in collegiate swimming, one number he knew well. He’d watched Caeleb Dressel
Splashbacks 2022 (Jan.-Feb.): Lia Thomas Controversy A Major Headline; Katie Ledecky Posts Fast Time A new year is around the corner and if 2023 is anything like the past 12
By Kaylie Williams, Swimming World College Intern. Every swimmer knows that sleep is one of the best forms of recovery – but between homework, training, classes and the occasional social
Aussie Zac Stubblety-Cook Is Runaway Winner As Pacific Rim Male Swimmer Of the Year Since the end of Kosuke Kitajima’s stellar career, the men’s breaststroke ranks have been there for
By Lillian Nelson, Swimming World College Intern In the coming months, seniors across the country will begin to count down their final days being defined as college swimmers, and transitioning
NCAA Women’s Swim of the Year: Kate Douglass Becomes Fastest All-Time in 200 Breaststroke Early on during her junior year at the University of Virginia, Kate Douglass told Cavaliers head coach Todd
As the year 2022 draws to a close, Swimming World looks back on its year in covers. From Australian star Ariarne Titmus in January, to the World Swimmers of the
